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Ex? iw MR jonx I NICAxrmrxx ecizmlzon ln grztetul trrbute to the U0 yeirs of tetth rm, xnunlg men xxhrth therr efforts represent XVe the CIIS5 uf 16 10111 xxlth the thous.1nds of students xxhnm they h 1xe tzutht III extend mg our het1rt1est LOIlij11fLllJf10l'1b md our hest xxrshes for eontmued lrfe and h tpprness Ant rn 1 spear ll xx ix the C I tss of 16 xx rshes to tmnrnernm lte thus me 151011 by proudlx dedl e mm, 1HF LOX OLA OI 19i6 to HIR joslvn M lx IH AIND MR jorm I BICAINDRIXX I , l i s S Q 5 I 2 . . z' .IJ 2 . fhdgr G. ,' 2.123 :gm ,. QL? A- - . r A '-'sf 'L ' ' L ' '1 ' - K I' , , , .. , , , , - , . , . t ' 'L ' ' , . 'X ' ' ,' . . Q 14 I Q A ' Rrxrfufxn hlfwslfvu M. Kr11,m'. S. I. , , , . , , ' , . L L . . ' . K Vi I . N 1 Q ,' V- ' ' , f ' - L . I' z ' 2 'z ', Q1 '- - X -I '- 'A v 1 I, . . is I . 1 '1 J K L ' 1 ' 1 f f f ...J FAT 5 Q2 . ISL . '. S. j. . ' T 1 1 . .v :. L .Y . 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' ' ., ' , V FOREWORD We 1re the hrst 1l1ss ln the 1st e1en1e1r to le Cen LIHCL IH 1 xxorll ll 6 ee If fl'llS peue H115 enelure 1s tl1e hope ol 1 r1x1Lel IU hunery xxorlel lo tl11s en we klLLl1C 1te our efforts our futures 1n1l our l1xes It eloes not neeessmly lollove tl11t heeluse guns no longer heleh torth merlly that peue 18 ours Peaee 1s not tl1e mere eess1t1on ot xx1rt1re R1ther If IS the Llflll'lCLl efforts 0 1ln1t1ons1nl1x1n1 1n1l 1et1nie, 1s the g,re1t l'e1ee1111lser e us f l1r1st l11el lflel lL 6 llle tvxo prlmlry reelu1s1tes Ol PLILL e1n l1e loum 1n the txxo ffllf 1o1111111n1lments 0 foel o1e ol 1o1 1111 oxe ot ne1e11or Ihese lms INCIII t1r 111ore tl11n llPlOIT'llIi vt, xxortls t1r more ln lus 1111 1ntern lllflllll pol1t111l 111eet1n3,s xxhere sh1 wx OIIIISLN IFL t1e or1e1 ol tl 1 ol true 1e11e n n se e1n tole tl1e sune 11 1 1eretore XY e 1l1eCl1s ot I2 ll 1re 1leter111111e1 IU our lI1kllNlnlLl1l l11 es to promote the mo 1re1t eom1111ntl111ents of C1o1l lllll hy our own fooelexunple tote1ehtl1e111to others Wfe elo not wlsh to eonquer xxorltls 1re1te Nellllflllt wonders nor est1hl1sh lifllllllit re eorts lhese tunes 1re seeone IPX Hoxxexer ue tlo loo torx11r1 to 1 pe1ee th1t W1 enelure 1 C otl 1l1re1t us 1 ong the F01 ls ot hte 111 e u ll tl1e erossrouls 11111 weleome ut e ournex s entl 11 He Fllll 1 l11e ot relreslunenl l1 ht 1r11l etern1l h1p urn ss 1e Sons ot L01ol1xxl1o tene fllLlf luxe 111 Xor 1 XX1r ll tl11t ue llllgll hue 0 ortumty to hetter oursel1es our tunes 1n1l our xxorl1l Q I ' 1 A A V . ,1 .. 4 ' ll S A ' ' A1 S 7 ' 7 1 Ll 1 'l l L V 1 4 P 1 . Th. f '1 'A .' ' 71 ' A '. . '.L1'e . el R' ' ' . H ' el fal .4 ,' Aga 11. 1 Ai A 1 ..', 'LL Vtel. fC' ,l 'A AC' l. ll 'A ' -'jll .H .' A. '. - . 1' .'. e-mt f ' '. A th. 1 jtl' ,g A ' 1 ' . H. 'J ' ' ' 1ll0 ' pr l. - . - l A ln ' IC 1l.1y. The way of CQo1l is the way of pentec. lt' the 1111lixi1l11.1ls within .1 n.1t1on tr.11'cl the ro11l A ' I '. 1 the the n.1tio it' 'll' '. not help hut ' I 111' A fi A lrtl. T115 ,Y f., .AY '1 ,N . ., ' .1' V ' -' A , ' ln N l' . lr - lx A '. l . . ll 1 A ' ' .1 A tg 'tl' s. ' 1 . ' ' us . l1- ' . M. 4' 'g . . In. A l 7 ' ' . 'tu . ' A . . 1' totl'.' ' '. ' 7 Xl' ll . ft . an PP A - . 1 t . U... ' K , b K Szzcu lfy if 5 a Q? ' 7 3:4 1 E Fi , 4 ,Vg I 1, . . ' ' '.' - ' my , 1491 . 1 v - 'f ' , -R, L ' K .M '44 , 'ff' if - Q Q Li ' I , N,-M ,gf-sf 35374 X!RlNl l'v1fmu u 'N' .4 i A as.-x if RFvFRrND FRANCIS j BRAULFY, S j Stnduzl Counselor REVEREND NILHOLAS A MIJRRAY, 5 j Prefer! of Dncrplnze 1. hill IDAVID A Klxmm l N IAIHI R Dfwum 11171 IRAID IATHIR EDWARD BRIINNAIN S 'I MR Romm Mc ALLMIR 5 J 1' ,Q l R ff-2' f 2 fzgf ..S.j., MR. RIEIJMOND Mc:Go1.1mRlc3K. S.j Lt to right WILI IAM Cos11LLo Sntrmg, IAIHIHR Axoxsus Mmcxx S IATHIR WILLIAXI LANIKAN Sj Stand m hx RBERT Bum R G ORN Hrss S R H1 NIU GRIIIIN XIICTUR I Lucowsm ICA I HI-,R N Left ro right: MR. E. C.I'YLI5R IA mxufy. MR. -lmrfvn Avrakmc If IA: mfr Ml mf, S I Cmfm,MR.C,nRNril.1u lawmik jwux bm R11 i I Mm 1-,R Iflc.-xNc,Is X Q M ew x 6 M 'ff 5514 f wgnvfgffrzff' M y 1 -,-. we Q lf? I rv ii' s.,'f?, .- .4 , .ins- waf 0' y-,v Tv v J. ,f . 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' in if ue i in . . , Walter telling Father Kelley' he was wrong . . . those interesting fly' killing contests bl1...' i 'ir' ' H ' i- P yv ' . ' , I v V. it , i A ' . A . . V ,'.- . SENIORS ON PARADE 4C Nlost Ilkcly Io SLICCCCLI Nllwtcr IJLFSOHIIIIIE PIL: I IQ ll I oyoll SILIL Lllt Most CJFILIIIII Xiost SIIlooI SPIFII But Iookllll, ost Ilkcly Io Ilo Most I my gollll, IDILI Moxt I or Ioyoll VOICL Of Ixpgmllna C I ISS I OIIIIC ll VC'lttlwt Ulllctut Hut Atlllclc I IXOFIIC Sport I lxorlta CJFCIILSII 'Nllnut Slllllg lv Clrl Iiul IDIICIFL IIDLI' Hut IDIIILCI' Niost Ilcpcnd IIWIL But Drawn Iiul Iilxposltlon Cllsx Rolllco 5 xl Stl Cr NOISICSI lv Som, I IXOFIIC Plstllllc But Rl Ilo Pro rllll Lclxt Hllr But SILICICUI I Lllllkaly IUAILS Smltll Bolton bt uk C onrlolll C llolcwczynskl Brll IILILCIIC fl IDCITIPSLI I5OItorl M IIIOII Ma IJCYINOII I oot v lI V lugllll INIOHFOL A ILII Hal lx ILIIHI III IXIULS Ilnglu IJOXNULD Daw LlISIxI lx Alnlnrlllln IIIILIXNIFI SIIYC LISI Nilklll Clcolllctry Modclx DLI15 s I lxcrn Ex .mx H61 - f l 1 Q .....,.........,..,...................,......... Fay l I A A' l s .......,.,.......,,......,........,........... 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'-LIU .L i..Al S BOTTOM Row KLef1 111 rrgblj fllztiej lemmmr 11 1153 ll llcAr1drez1 I llatk 6,11 lrgber Bvrry Bzzrrmgh Flltbff SFCOND ROW Blond 11 Tumplnzr Murphy B tle Brzdleg Lefmho 111115161111 ll ellf Elt'bt'17IllIl THIRD ROW Srarzrlell Carroll Park: Bfllkfil Sbellle ll eg Prazuz J Cy TOP Row 61177132 111 Sellmuer Sbauzbue r Allen I on Rmzeln Stbllflllg Lind Lzudlme Srfnrz 111 Goldblfb FOURTH YEAR B President MULVI x Viee President CJALLAK HER betretary BARRY Treasurer Lemmors LIQST WF F ORCIET The time the class adopted the motto An hour a day from novs til May Hovt we all wished that we could leaxe class like Frank Gallagher did Skip Barrys plaid typej ack Shettles big business deals eyery day Moe Allen s pleasant smile The bittle of the Redheads Blondell ys Murphy Bob Bradley s famous retort Wliaddaya think I am a genius or sumpin Gene Corrigan s frequent Hey lather call on me ankiewrtz reading aloud rn History Class all about Poland Those Latin Class Lunches Lemmon s periodie siestas Are you asking a question or starting a debate Mr Mackey' Harry Schwartz waxing goodbye to the class as he left for the cafeteria Picking up the lreshmen after Marty Sehilling went by in his car Murph Carroll s Boy ' the draft board vsorlss fast Proy enza s 100 in a Physies test QI-low come oe? Chuck Besche bragging about the champ V Hoeleey Te 1m The trouble Lindung had with the seating arrangement in class Wells being the butt of Mr McAndrevs s historical Jokes Al Shaughness rushing thru the garden trying to get in pietures jack Mulxey trying to impress the teachers with those flashy suits Sellmayers attempted Oratrons A La Cicero All lather Maele could say about 4B was Utterly Amazing 1 'Z 4 i 4 ' ' . 4 . 1' I4 ' . 1 V, 1 ' ', :YZ 1 ' . 1 - ,Q A. . , 1 1, 1 ' '. . .' I e , i.. ' , 5117. . , ui ' ..,......, ........ 5 ' ' ...,....... ' Q A D ' N c. , H l, i i I 'H . . . ' black silk shirt . . . jim Eichelmarfs maroon shirts . . . QLehnhoff says that he prefers the g.. L, -V t NY. -7. A ,,. . , V. Y : v Q , , V V . l- V . . . , , 'Y V1 v r Y, 1 1 . ' l ' 1 . . . ' 'U l ' Y ' . . . 1 v' 7 Y, ' '. yi, . I I . . ,' ' .. SENIGRS ON PARADE 4B Most Lxleely 'Io butteed Nlxster Personalxty Plus Ideal Loyola Student Most 0flf:,lU1l Nlost behool bpxrlt Best Loolnng, Nlost Llltelx To Do lhe Vlost Lasyeolni, Dld Most lor Loyolt Vonte Of Expenente Cllss POllClCllI1 VC'1tt1est Bes lxne C unetest Best Athlete Nlost C ourteous Most btudlon Nleest Smile Class Orxtor Best Ihydtelmer Class C,ut up Best Dxneer Most Depend tlwle Best Dresset Best Dlsposltlon C llss Romeo Best StlllCF Best Attor Nlost Popultr VILJCIOUINC Nlost oxul Best Mechmlt Best Student Happ at i Unllltely bhettle C lrroll NI xtleey COFIILJD tnlslexxlez Mulxey Von Rlnteln Sl1u14ghness Cllll5llCf Lehnhoff Sellmtyer Besclme Se lnnell Allen Brldlex lompltuns l ll1LlLlH2L, Blondell C 1ll IL, mer Cxoldlvlth XX ells XX ex Selm trtz l lst mer Pros enL1 1 r Iemmon lllffl bCl1llllU Plslu hlellelmln Brltl-.en Burroughs 1 '. ' 4. ' ' ' ' ............,.,.................,......,...... 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Sodality lg Class Vice-President lg Treasurer 2g President 3, -lg Class Athletics l, 2, 3, -lg Senior Week Committee 45 Dance Committee 4g Science Club 33 Varsity Football 1, 2, 5,43 Swimming 4. GEORGE C. ALDERMAN George . . . Pin-up boy of upper Govans . . . blushes with ease . . . seen on straw rides . . . Photography addict . . . most likely to fall asleep in class . . . brings toys to geometry class . . . wolf in sheep's clothing . . . Let's go clown to the Y tonight . . . winner of scholarship to Loyola College. Sodality 1, 2, 3,41 Debating 1, lg Quarterly lg K. li. S, 1, 2. 3, -1: Class Athletics 1, 2, 3,4g Year- book -13 Science Club 53 Dramatics 53 Camera Club 43 Glee Club 3. RICHARD M. BALDXVIN Dick , . . well groomed hair . . . garden orator . . . spent big week at O. C ,... drives N. D. Mfs station wagon , . . most likely to antagonize Mr. Costello . . . voice of experience . . . potential avia- tor . . . holds record for number of flies killed during summer school ...' 'XX'ho's got a sandwich ? Sodality 4g Dramatic Society 3: Loyolan Staff 4g Yearbook Staff 4g K.B.S. 4: Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Wfeek Committee 43 Dance Com- mittee -tg Varsity Football 33 rl. V. 1,2g -l.V. liasketlvall 1, 2. 26 JOSEPH W. BOLTON joe . . . makes best solid geometry models . . . smiling beadle of summer school . . . forms trio with Kines and Buckley . . . St. Ann's boy . . . turtle neck sweater . . . drug store cowboy . . . mis- chief maker extraordinary . . . breaks Father Lanigan's heart with wit. Sodality 1, 2, 3,43 Debating 1, 21 Dramatic Society 1, 2, 33 Prize Debate 2, Loyolan Staff 31 Yearbook Staff 4, Class Silver Medal 1,23 Best Retreat Composition lg K. B. S. 1,2, 3,43 Class Athletics 1, 3,43 Science Club 3. DONALD B. BRAH Don . . . mathematical turn of mind . . . shaves every night . . . seen at all dances . . . belongs to the exclusive last row . . . usually has loose leaf paper . . . walked to school during summer . . . radio ham . . . likes sailing . . . can be found hiding behind a big smile . . . takes interest in comparing his make-up with LOYOLAN. Sodality 1, 2, 3,43 Loyolan Staff 3,43 Makeup Editor 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4, K. B. S. I, 2, 3, -1, Class Athletics 1,2, 3, 43 French Academy 3, President 3g Senior Week Committee 4, Dance Committee 43 Science Club 3. CARL J. BUCCI-IERI Chuck . . .permanent 5 o'cIock shadow . . . Hamilton's gift to Loyola . . . quite a few feminine admirers . . . always com- paring howling scores with McDermott . . . would-be gridiron star. . . Towson first baseman . . . back seat driver . . . Some- day, I'm going to start studying . Sodality l,2,3,4g Debating 11 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4g j. V. Baseball 1, 2. 27 JAMES G. BULLINGTON jim . . . Mr. I-lelfrich's favorite out' Helder . . . self-styled Sinatra . . . St. Elizabetlfs pride and joy . . . strong, silent type . . . Bauer's protege . . . easy going . . . basketball fan . . . corny wit . . . frequent honor cards . . . Let me think, Mister . Sndality 1, -tg Class Vice-President 21 Best Re- treat Composition, Freshman Sectiong K. B. lg Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4g French Academy SQ Sec- retary 3, Varsity Baseball 3,4g Yl,V, liaseball 2. J. HENRY BUTTA Boots . . . rugged varsity guard . . . Charles Atlas ad . . . imitator of Colonna . . . takes great pride in St. Elizabetlfs . . . gets good marks . . . that Pepsodent smile . . . if there's a pun, he'll make it . . . pleasant voice . . . good natured . . . self confident . . . Now wait a minute fellows . Sodality 1, 2, Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4g French Academy Zg Dramatics 13 Varsity Football 3,43 -l.V. Football 2g J. V. Basketball 25 Freshman Baseball. XVALTFR M. CHOLEXVCZYNSKI Walter . . . class physicist . . . al- ways ready to argue a point . . . and usual- ly does . . . revels in correcting teacher's errors . . . wears overcoat in class . . . That can't be right, Father . . . per- severing and dependable . . . finds shorter ways to do theorems. Sodality 1, 25 Gregorian Choir 1, K. B. S. 1, 2g Class Athletics 1, 2, 45 French Academy 33 Science Club 3. 28 JAMES P. COSTELLO Tree . . . long, lean and lanky . . . most likely to be found with Greene and Boulay . . . daily commuter from Annapolis , . . innocent smile . . . dry humor . . . resents being awakened by teachers . . . all out for Navy . . . quiet and unassum- ing. Sodality lg K. B.S. lg Class Athletics 1, 2, 3,4 CHARLES J. CONNOLLY Bunk' '... remedy for a dead party. Loyola's gift to the hall of fame . . . one of the handsomest . . . his genius is utterly amazing . . . frequently wears a bow tie . . lively wit and strong imagination . . . baseball player . . . a true Irishman . . winner of scholarship to Loyola College. Sodality 3. 4, Class President 55 Vice-President 4, Loyolan Staff 33 Yearbook Stall 4, Writeup Chief 4, Class Silver Medal 3g K. B. S. 3, -ig Class Athletics 3, -lg Senior W'eek Committee 4, Dance Committee 45 Varsity Baseball 3. THOMAS DEMPSEY Tom . . . Pittsburgh Chamber of Com- merce . . . acme of perserverance . . . lots of common sense . . . keenly interested in all class and athletic activities . . . Gable- like profile . . . tells everybody about Anne . . . Marine Corps devotee . . . true son of Eire. Sotlality 2, 3, 43 Debating 2, 3, 4, Loyolan Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 43 K. B. S. 2, 3, 41 Class Athle- tics 2,3,-lg Senior XVeelc Committee 43 Dance Committee -ig Science Club 35 J. V. Football 35 ,l. V. Baseball 2, 33 Valedictorian 4, Dramatics 4. 29 G-f 5 OL 2 QQ 4 X I K 1 K 2, 5 7,652.0 M5-. DAVID j DOXVNI H Daye got writers tramp it toot bill elmp lorest Parlss Ambissidor to Upper foyins neat dresser otexsionil honor cards good loolsiny, selt composed seen It all dmees unt decide between Notre Dame and 'xlount St Agnes llity Class Presie ent I X eirbi 4 lt Sta iss Athletics 1 l D1 Committee S Nflence Club 5 V loot ill MELVIN M DZIXVULSKI Me Koch s shadow X 1 f A strong man creator of the piper of the weele eyery hur in plaee ilw lys reldy to help neyer stops smil in most likely to know the answers to the physics problems wears soeles that serezm wlity 1 4 Helrboo 1 Class Athletics HFNRX e IVANS JR Hml-e would lilse to be a Cadet it Wfest Point yustly proud of his lirigrdier father sports a natural blonde ereweut usually seen with Macsherry md Iusting has a great interest football and lacrosse . . . always happy' . . . interesting, conversationalist . . . swell dis- position. f eulity' 2 f,-15 Dc iitin ...4' Glee Clu ,Q ere-stra 41 '. . . .. 3 4' Senior 'eek C - 'tee A ' Dance , mmittcc 4' ,.V. Foot a 1 M. . hier: ssc . DONALD E. FAY Don . . . The Grantland Rice of Loyola . . . Sports Editor of both the LoYoi.AN and the Yearbook . , . a masterful debater and speaker . . . has a warm smile blended with a jovial personality . . . never missed an honor card . . . pals with Mackey . . . Star of the Sea stalwart . . . likes to play basket- hall . . . Well now, King Smith. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Prefect 23 Secretary 55 Vice- Prefect fl, Debating 1,2, 5, -13 Secretary 23 Vice- President -13 Class Treasurer 1, 53 Dramatic Society 1, 5, 43 Prize Debte 1, 2, 3, 43 Gold Medal 23 Elocution Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 Gold Medal 13 Sil- ver Medal 53 New York S.S.C.A, 23 Loyolan Staff 5, -13 Headline Editor 33 Sports lfditor A13 Senior Debating Medal 31 K. B. S. l, 2, 5. 'ig Class Athletics 1,2,5,'1Q Cheer Leader 2,1-'13 Class Gold INIL-dal 2, 33 Silver Medal 13 Yearbook Staff A13 Sports Editor A13 Valetlictorian 4. XVILLIAM A. FINGLES, Ill Bill . . . junior partner of Big Bill and Little Bill, Inc .... Astaire of Loyola . . . loads of friends . . . masculine and otherwise . . . Georgetown bound . . . good looking clothes . . . Baby Doll is the only one . . . Coming to the dance, fel- lows? Sodality 33 Loyolan Staff .13 Yearb tviv k Staff -lg K. B. S. 31 Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Wleek Committee 43 Dance Committee Al. JAMES D. GANS 'lim' '... the hay brings out the brute in him . . . dungaree jim ...' 'VUl1ywOrry? . . . member of the big 5 . .great booster of class athletics . . . takes a better picture with a pipe in his mouth . . . that patented laugh . . . friend of Murf Carroll. Sodality 43 Debating 1,2g Yearb tvti k Staff 4: K. B. S. 43 Class Athletics 1,2,5,-13 Science Club 33 Varsity Football Manager 23 bl. V. Football 5: ,l.V. Baseball 2, 51 an-v '55-We Q- 2 - fir! 9 5 4? 07'l65'1.'6 E? utun XVILLIAM XV. HIEIL Bill '... siC's brainchild . . . conscien' tious worker . . . has heated discussions with Father Kelley . . . never visits the jug . . . scientifically inclined . . . walking questionnaire . . . an active debater . . . owns a stock of honor cards . . . has been known to jitterbug . . . eager to talk to you. Sodalitv l, 2, 3, 4g Debating 1, 2, 3, -lg Loyolan Staff 5, 43 Business Manager SQ Co-Feature Editor Yearbook Staff 2,45 Assistant Business Manager Z3 Associate Ifditor 4g Class Silver Medal 2g Gold Medal 3g Glee Club 51 Science Club 33 Hearst Oratorical Contest Winner 43 Oratorical Contest 41 Prize Debate 4: Camera Club 4. FDXVARD KAUFMAN Smooth dancer . . . forever awake in Highlandtown . . . the strong, silent type . . , enjoys class capers with Cookie . . . clothes make the man . . . Wl1at's the matter, Otts? . . . tireless and most diligent battler in that endless battle with studies. Sodalitv 45 K, B. S. -ig Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, -l. C. RODGERS KINES Snappy dresser . . . Loyola's reporter to the Catholic Review . . . XVant to buy a ticket to a good dance?' '... advertising agent for Sts. Philip and james . . . honor card 'Rodge' . . . stellar footlight perform- er . . . those school plays must go on. Sodality 1, Z, 3, rig Dramatic Society 2, 5, 43 Debating -11 I.oyolan Staff 3, -lg Yearbook Staff -lg K. B, S. 1. 2, 3, 45 Class Athletics 1, rig Science Club 31 Manager, Freshman Baseball 1. 32 OTTO A. KLIER Otts . . . thrives on ideas . . . collects honor cards and medals . . . veers to the left . . . Virgil expert . . . Then I'm going to Maine . . . horticulturist . . . supports all activities . . . confers with Walter and Willy . . . keen observer . . . interesting to talk to. Class Secretary lg Loyolan Staff 3g Copy Editor 3g Yearbook Staff 41 Class Silver Medal lg Gold Medal 2, 33 Hearst American History Award Win- ner 4. JEROME A. KOCH Cookie . . . Mr. Costello's Rip Van XVinkle . . . variety of voices, usually deep and husky . . . a perfect guesser . . . our boy Clarence . . . very neat dresser . . . Comes from East Baltimore . . . scraps with Dziwulski and Kaufman . . . laughs loud and strong. Sodality 4g Varsity Football 2, JOHN H. MACSHERRY Those sharp bow ties . . . well hidden by Stack, in geometry class . . . denies being Scotch . . . always seen at that big dance tonight . . . does math in Physics class . . . regular visitor to Casino . . . member of the Baldwin clan . . . easy going. Sodality 45 Loyolim Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 45 K. B. S. 4g Class Athletics 3, 4. 33 if' :1 lat' , My -r 07 1552 Qs .59 it 22, i wk. I DXX ARD P Me DI'RMOl I Basehill fiend class cut up good natured h ippy 5,0 u 3 haunts the howling, alleys extremist in eraxel court cnthusiism Ocexn City hos us clnt understand hows it happened especiil ly in the fourth period that slick look exeryhody s friend Class Secretary 7 3 Ioxolm Stiff 4 Xelrbook 4 KB Cl1s Aieics 7 Varsity Bisleethlll 7 3 Varsity Bisehall 3 V uthrll 7 I V Base JOSFPH I' MAHON Speed superb day dreamer lcre1t crop of hair carefree but sincere dependihle friend enjoys gar en gossip loser of the most obscure desk nexer heard in Litin cllss likes to play Hide and GO Seek when called on in Latin recitation Drimitic bucieti 9 Xeirbomk Staff 4 K B S 7 3 Class Athletics 2 JAMES P oCoNoR nexer shaxes saddle shoes spends lots of time near Loyola College hasketlmll stellar honor cards host of friends modest of .ichiexements Mt Wasliington xisitor often quotes Shakespeare To B E or not to he ' Sodulity I, 2, 5,-lg Yearbook Staff 43 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4g French Acad- emy 3: Science Cluh 33 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3,41 Freshman Baseball. 3-i LAWPENCE P SMITH Larry an excellent artlst con tmually wlsecrackxng Gowans boy hockey ace constant compamon of Loxe good natured Gee Whll Iather baseball enthuslast takes part ln 1ll student projects cuts up nn class mth Bucchen Sodalxty 1 7 3 4 Secretary 2 Class Presrdcnt 2 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Dramatrc Socxety 1 3 4 uarterly Staff 2 Art Edxtor 7 Yur book Staff 2 4 Art Edrtor 4 Class Gold Med xl 4 Cla A Senror Week Commxttee 4 Sclence Club 3 Varsrty Ice Hockey 3 4 Captam 4 Varsrty Base ball 3 4 J V Ice Hockey 2 J V Baseball 1 7 Freshman Basketball ONerll Algebra Medal 4 Ioyola College Scholarshxp Wmner EUGENE I' STACK Baron Loyola s husky gpuartl respons1ble for caf shortages wears loafers wlth tux flaunts blllmrd ball hair cut dllrgent Don that walk sports flashlest 'now tres Sodallty 4 DflmlflC Socnety 1 7 3 Llocutm ntest 3 Xearbuok Staff I K B S l 7 3 Scxence Club 3 V rsnty Football 3 4 Cm tim 4 J V Football 1 I V Blskctblll l 7 JAMES C THOMPSON Enjoys class mrschxef Woodlawn would be baseball stellar oun est member of the summer school class another of the Hndden Corner Clan of 4C that whxspermg YOICC u we didnt haxe that matter for homework Sodallty 1 7 3 4 Debatmg 1 Xearbook Stlff 7 3 4 Class At J 1 wie GI 113.111 4577 fi- TDXVARD T XVARD Ne Dons snenal caller ns 1 hablt of Lllflllilliij fenees wants to be a member of the bar my what a deep yoxee you h ne essentmlly SCFIOUS but always tlut erm f1mous for lus vxalk mll make lus mark ln the world Class Treasurer 3 Secretm 1 bodalxty 1 K B S 4 Class Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 Senlor Week Commxttee 4 Dance Committee 4 Varsrty Foot ball 4 Svummxng 4 DAVID R XVATSON Daye lacrosse player can be found with OConor a Guilford lad dresses neatly 1 ready al1b1 at all limes seldom plys attention but st1ll knows the m1tter full of fun and al vnys scrapping, lnkes to svslm keeps hrs haxr combed allty 1 4 Ioyolm Stiff 5 'leaf oo 4KBS1 3-'1Cl1ssA 1cs1 SCICDCC Club 3 rfCSl1lTlll'l Bxsketball 1 EDXVARD L WEBB l1kes to bowl enjoys hockey games ycryf dependable Lolsel appreelates 1 ,good yoke fears DOtl1lIlf,, one of summer school lumber jacks supports all Ioyol1 teams helps Hutzlers out llkes math vsants to be an accountant ualxty 1 7 1 ass Athletxcs 1 r13'Qlf 4b.4'w A- , oY,'Q Q I 'SM , gg, Ai f X ,g2'1 'fr ' ff- W - , P 4 'f i A 1 W, if 'W ,W , 119 ul vu.. 5.1 'BL l I I ' x Tar I L! igss'l S MAURICE P ALLEN Moe srlent especrally 1n class a smooth lool-.mg lad always bexng mrs taken for someone else rt takes an rnterrogatne teacher to open hrs mouth constantly studyrng hrs srlence makes hum consprcuous Sodalrty 4 MARTINI BARRY JR Skrp Gurlford gopher watch out for that Ford Wells guardran seasonal goalre the hitch hxker s helper always conferrrng mth colleagues roung socralrte natrve of Ocean Crty quret and popular Sodalrty 4 Class Secretary 4 Yearbook Staff 4 S 4 Class Athletrcs 2 3 4 Varsx oc ey 3 4 ce Hockey V 2 lacrosse 3 ROBERT T BARRY JR Blg Bob blossomed rnto nnest class athlete 6 3 off the terra flrma sandy haxr good student when not rallung to Ferguson rnherrts corny wrt from Uncle George well known and vsell hked keeps fax orrte smile for the Maestro Class Athletrcs 1 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 J V Basketball 2 U U . . . A , . I - ' - . , . 4 . . . ' 7 . . . . K.B- . Q ' 1, , , 1 'fy H k , 4 I V U. .5 5 J.v. . , . 1' .Y N . . . - . K. V I ll 38 JOHN LEE BASTRESS ohn tall dark and srlent makes many frrends by donng, hls home work dm es the team mad for nee yersa sports forecaster Now the Ma K Pa rs the Ra1lroad he 5 sure to wlnd up on the r1g,ht s1de of the ledper Sodalrty l 7 3 4 Xearbook Stan' 4 Grcgorrm mr 1 Glcc Club 3 K B 5 1 7 3 4 bcle Club 3 Varsnty Footblll M mager 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH BAUER Curley mlschxeyous smrle halls from Pennsylyanla may well knovyn lad1cs man Now Walbrook rs all rrybht I Inc there has trouble keepmy, thlt blonde harr yust so the eff of tu Bastress Bauer combo quret but 1 swell frrend C ass 1 s 7 SCIEULL Club 3 Vlrsm Football lhllfldgll' 1 PAUL ,I BAUER Sleepy Paul long, blonde hur nothmg, seems to worry hnm not eyen Mr Lugoyy skr lhllls trom St Elizabeth s xarsrty prtcher expert rn art of sleep mg, rn classroom chairs ocusronal yoke' doesn t belreye xn homevs ork Xearboolc btaff 4 Class Athletxcs l ' 3 4 Varsm Ba eball w -X Captam 5 iodallty 4 4. f 4 l v D 7 . - uv . ' H . . . ll ll ' 1 ' 11 . Ch' z H .Q , ,-,., LQVIUCC If . . . H ' ' .. Q 7 , Sodality l, 3, 3, Mig Yearbook Staff fig Glec Club 3g K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, -ig lr Athlete 1, -, 3, 4: D ' - 1 . v . . ' 'D . . . '. .' . . I ' lf . .5 3. 1 - .1 X Eff . ' 39 GY W340 '2 ., Fl 5 ? 07 1552 9 I CHARLFS A BESCHE Chuck cousm weak eyes care ree Baldwln s buddy grocery store magnate the shlnlng star of Wyman Park Dld you hear the one about? one of the orrglnal four Sodalm 1 K B S 4 Class Athlencs 1 2 3 4 V Basebrll 2 V lcc Hockey 3 4 JOHN A BLONDELL ack better known as carrot top Burgess of Newland Road Ha ha loser of Ocean Cxty also lrkes to smm 1n any kmd of weather enloys an OtC21SlOH'll 1oke a radlant personahty keeps class mterestmg Sodalrty 1 4 Dcbatmg 4 Dramatrc Socxcty 1 3 Xearbook Staff 4 K B S 1 4 Class Athle rcs 1 2 5 4 Sclcnce Club 3 ,I V Football j V Hockey 5 J V Lacrosse 3 Smmmmg 4 Captam 4 J CARROLL BooNE Booner potent strckster from Ro land Park born wxth a cueball wears bow trcs that slzzle You know you cant shine saddle shoes one of thc bhoys has a frlend at Frxends wmts to turn school Into a country c ub and hes tried too Qodalrty 3 4 Xearbook Staff 4 K B S 5 4 Class Athlencs 1 7 3 4 Scxenc Club 3 Semor Week Commlttee 4 I V Lacrosse 3 JOSEPH A. BOULAY joe . . trouble comes in small pack- ages . . . has a laugh all his own . . . Ice Hockey Speed King . . . a menace to the Maestro . . Delone pin up boy . . . Latin is easy . . . hails from Forest Park . . . still owes Mr. Hess 5 theorems . . . Lourdes Social Prexy. Yearbook Staff 43 K. B. S. I, 2, 3, 43 Class Athle- tics l,2, 3,43 Varsity lce Hockey 3, -13 j. V. Ice Hockey 23 Cheerleader I, 2. FRANCIS X. BRACKEN lfrank' '... silent man of 4B . . . black, wavy hair . . . perpetual smile . . . Belmars contribution to the '46 Graduating Class . . . Where's Webb?' '... a multitude of friends . . . he's always willing to do you a favor . . . popular . . . happy-go-lucky. Sodality 43 Yearbook Staff 43 K. B. S. l, Z, 3, -lg Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior VC'eek Com- mittee3 Science Club 3. ROBERT E. BRADLEY, jR. Bob' '... Roland Park's foremost citizen . . . Latin class lunches . . . saves comments for classtime . . . Yeh fellows. what's so funny? . . . a well liked class- mate and friend . . . an all around athlete . . What do you think I am, a mental genius ? Sodality 132,143 Class Secretary 51 Yearb t-ti k Staff 43 K. B. S. 1,2,3,43 Class Athletics l,2,3,-12 French Academy 2,53 Vice-President 33 Senior W'eek Committee 43 Varsity Hockey 3,43 Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,-lg Captain 31 ,l.V. Football 3: nl. V. Ice Hockey 1, 21 J. V. Lacrosse 3 41 ve:-r is 9: O 0.9.5 l ' CHARLES A. BRAUN Charley . . . has long wavy hair . . . the Cahill Kid . . . Monastery' tvsirler . . . future lawyer . . . hunting specialist . . . small and quiet . . . likes 'em all loves none . . . enjoy' puffing on a pipe , . . m bored Hetrhook Staff 4 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 S I 7 3 4 Science Club 3 Varsity CARL E BRUST Iuzzy faithful goalie Black Gang, member from Cuba that hair Xwayerly Soeial Set Lacrosse is really the sport Ocean City habitual one of the unholy three happy Iriday sad Monday Class Athletics 1 7 3 4 Varsity Hockey 2 3 4 V Hockey 1 IV Lacross 3 .IV Foot al GFRALD1 BUCKLIIX Buck loxes to hear the 3 ocloele hell ring ex farmer from Teanecle perpetual wiflle expert at parking side ways nexer vuthout Bolton or Kines English tops list of subjects one of the holy three Gee Dee Ho can he found at most dances S .tlity 15 4 Dramitic Society 7 3 Y r cu Stall 4 ss Athletics 1 7 cr s G. THOMAS BURROUGHS Tom' '... likes extra holidays . . . have you seen Fischer or Buckley lately? . . . easy to get along with . . . has lengthy con- ferences during classtime . . . his hair is his landmark . . . Latin class wouldn't be the same without him. Sodality 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4g K. B. S. 2, 3, 43 Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4g Lacrosse Man- ager 3. JAMES K. CARMODY jim . . .class wit of 4A . . . king of the cinder court . . . Mount St. Agnes fan . . . independent . , . never a serious thought . . . never without Stephens . . . Towson hangouts . . . prefers shortstop to second base . . . befuddles basketball coach with his extensive vocabulary. Sodality 1,2g Loyolan Staff 31 K.B,S, 1,2g Class Athletics 1, 2, 3.45 Varsity Basketball 2,45 Varsity Baseball 5g j. V. Basketball 3, THOMAS F. CARNEY Tom' '... born with a peroxide bottle . . . frequent visitor to Northwood . . . shore romances . . . ardent puckster . . . a wisecrack for every occasion . . . pals with Brust . . . New York and Ocean City . . . saddle shoe fiend . . . another one of the unholy three. Sodality 1, 21 K. B. S. 23 Class Athletics 1. 2. 3, 4: Science Club 35 Varsity Hockey -lg Football Manager 21 DI. V. Ice Hockey 2, 3. 43 L, FP 07 1552 95 MAURICI M CARROLL Das Murph Krng., of the Barns 1rd Romeos mun cog of thc Icarlcss ltxc would 3,0 barefoot rtthcr than nur anythtng other than saddles murders thc German language prefixes exerythtng xx 1 s btan lxcnton rooter lows foothall Wlurf. s Das SLl1llllf'lL' wt lhty 1 Q' 1 Dra Lty K s C5 V Fon V B1 :ball 7 3 Freshman litsablll XVARREN F COLI' Collte hurt and soul behind thc footlwlll team promtsnng, artist alvnys asking, for class dues vselrs loifcrs 1 nut dresser Camera LD thusrast ticket Peddler qulet and scrrous wtth frequent wrt a Paragon of dependablhty Xetrbonk Stxtf 4 Mike up Edxtnr l 1 Cltss A Vtrsr Athlntrc Business hllDli.,LI' 3 l Camera Club 1 Pnsldnnt l EUGENE F CORRICAN 'lhe C1rr hrs, man on the Don bcxtct Hey Iathcr ask me Ioyolts rontrrhutron to pro hockey tlvs qs seen ulth hrs hoys at the end ttlwle of the caf a hkeahle personallty sports 1 hluk sweater made nrst 3,011 Jf hockey season rv lllflf 1 car on 1 K -1 Vtr tm 71 rsltx Hocku l 3 C warn l1rll55l U ' ' Y a 'Q . . . ' Y ' 1 ' 4 'itl Dai . . . N . ' ' ' . . . 1 1 , lk. . ,i-- Sr la ' , ,, 3,Ag -matic Sufi ' ' 3g . 15.5. l, 2g Clns: Athluti L 1, 2, 5, -lg nl. . thnll 3: -I. . asm -,,g . 1 rr: 1. 1 . . . . ' . . . . , yt VL- sf -' , - ,- I ' I 1 .L Q Sodality 3, -ig Class Treasurer 43 Quarterly Staff 2g 'L QQ g 1 ' ' -3 Glen' Clt h 3g Secretary 33 Q ' thlctics 2g t fty I' A ,K v' 1 . . ' Y V A x ' ' . . Sdfj ,sg YA ln k stiff 41 .Bs 1, 2, 3,43 Class Athletics 1,1 5. Q . sity F t- lall21V.1, ' ,2,V,'l1..1II'A 3:.l.V. l.: ' 3. -lrl RICHARD A CYR Dlck Oxerleas clarm to fame stellar sandlot grrdder tvusts half durmg class Burroughs brother usually m1nus a bluebook et u to the desk Srre Sodahty 'Y 4 Yearbook Staff 4 K B S Class Athletlcs 1 2 5 4 -I V Lacrosse Man ager 3 THOMAS J D ALESANDRO D A lrttle ltalys D1str1ct At torney threatens assassmatron to Cer tam teacher neser wuthout gum semr draped zooter polltrcally mrlm lrttle barrel of dynamrte speeches Mr D Alesandro I wuz robbed humor IS hrs middle name Sodalxty 1 2 4 Debatmv 1 2 Class Vrcc Presrdent 2 Yearbook 4 K B S 4 Class Athle trcs 1 2 3 4 Baseball Mlmger 1 Baseball -1 JOSEPH M DAVITT JR oe all lets lots of trouble stretching out m Class dabbles in foot ball and 1ce hockey bllndmg red sweater nexer heard m class Forest Park rs a pretty good sermon Sodalrts I 4 Class Athletrcs 1 s 4 by SAS? JOHN o. DIEVRIES Pepsi . . . possesses an educated toe . . . plus a large UQ yellow car . . . Ro- land Park rover . . . cartoonist . . . cer- tain lass from Notre Dame . . . teases the Maestro with I'll know it tomorrow . . . Silent john . . . enjoys social life . . sleeping is his favorite pastime. Class Secretary 4g Class Athletics l,2,3,4g Dance Committee 4: Varsity Football 4g jayvee Football 5. JAMES F. EICHELMAN Ike . . . football fiend . . . a Hale- thorpe hustler . . . ardent admirer of femin- ine charm ...' 'Sorry, no room today . . always ready to volunteer information . . . never carries his license . . . Wl1o's got the homework? Sodality 1, 4g Class Secretary 59 K.B.S. 1,4g Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM FERGUSON Fergie . . . imitations deluxe . . . :lass agitator . . . getting fat and rich while working in the cafeteria . . . a year 'round athlete . . . bothers Mr. Costello with I can't hear you, Mister . . . innocent face with mischievous smile . . . basketball stellar . . Don't bother me. Class President 23 Vice-President 3g Yearbook 4g Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4g j.V. Baseball 1,2. 46 M. RICHARD FISCHER Dick . . . a true Hamiltonian . . . 4B's fashion plate , . . one of the best dressed Seniors . . . government worker's pride and joy . . . has dark features com- bined with a light heart . . . can discuss a variety of subjects. Sodality 1 2 3 4 Debating 3 Dramatic Society Y arbook Staff 4 K B S 1 7 4 Ath ctics 1 7 3 4 j V Lacrosse 3 WILLIAM F FREY W1 South Baltimore s socnl class timekceper well known lxibitzer nexer without Thommen admires Seton makes up for lost sleep in class slow hut sure class athlete shy smile 1 good friend to hnc talitv 1 7 1 2 Class Athelcs JAMES I+ FUSTING Loyolas Stexe Wilson first to come last to leue can hnd joy in any job a Roland Parker Exans constant comrade Wait til you see my car a capable leader a bud ding Perry Como Sodalrty 1 7 3 4 Secretary l Vice Prefect 4 Debating 7 4 Class Treasurer 1 Dramatic Society 1 7 Losolan J 4 News Editor 5 Editor in Chief 4 Xearbook Staff 4 K B S 1 5 4 Da ce Committee 4 Senior Week Committee 4 Glee Clu s Class Athletics 1 3 4 New ork C A '36 by r+ up-ze 6 ,PW KY' of W5 IRAN! IS X CJALLAGHER Loyolas Lrterary Lron what socreq or club doesnt he run or rsnt be president of' strcle wrth em a swell fellow hrs accomplrshments wrll go down rn the annals of Loyola go d med ll orrtor Senror Class Presldent zlw ays present lNDr1n supporter Stealrty 1 3 4 Prefect 4 Debatmgl 2 5 4 Presrdent 7 4 Secretary 3 Senror Class Presrdent 4 Student Councrl Presrdent 4 Class Presrdent 1 Vrce Presrdent 4 Dramatxc Socretx 1 2 3 4 S c retary 3 Prrze Debate 3 Gold Medal 3 4 Elocu tron Contest 1 7 Quarterly Staff 2 Co Edrtor 7 loyolan Stal? 3 4 Edrtor rn Chref 3 Assocrate lfdrtor 1 Xearbook Staff 2 4 Alumnr Edrtor 7 lel1torrnCl11ef 4 Gregorran Cbmr 1 K B S 3 4 Cl rss Athletrc 1 2 3 1 Senror We Commrttee 4 Dmce Cnmmrttee 4 Hearst Amen ern Hrstory Awlrd Wrnner 7 Hearst Oratotrcal Contest 3rd place 3 Loyola Medal 4 S S C A 7 3 Hrstory Essay Medal 4 Oratorrcal Contest 4 Gold Medal 4 CLEMFNT S GILBFRT Clem terror of Upper Gox ans exer present beard eonceals manly beauty Freneh Q7 student charter member of the learless I'1se does most of hrs prtch Ing on the ball Held Friday nlght ends rt a l can be found wrth Gans oerlrty 1 Dcbatrng 1 K 3 1 A 1et1cs17 3 4 IV Baseball 2 3 LEO C GOLDBACH Codboll Gox ernor of Gurlford Squrre of St Marys county Hey C that st 1t1on wagon hunting and fisbxnlg, entbusmst day dreamer extra ordnntry Presrdent of the Blushers Club plans to retrre to the hrlls Sodxlm 4 Dramatrc Socretx 3 Class Athletrcs 48 CARMINE I CRANFSI' Cum known to xll as Mqor of Llttlc ltlly 1lw1ys IH the irms of Morpheus lurd el11r5.,1ng, tlelele of the my footbill squad enjoys llllxllflili Burn bus stop orltor D Alesrndro s buddy hrs popularity lvelrs trult 1n POlltlLS Loyolls llxlne memorlll stone e llltx De 7 Vue Preslden 7 nss re dent 7 X Vlce Dresrdent l C ass 11 1 L rl l s Nl or MICHAI L I C RITNI Bits., Mllse Plleesxllle Povxerlmouse Sfll'lLOLlf IU P I soeeer xgunes supporter ol orthodox 'md flkllkll POlILlCS 1 good exlmple of the lltlwllllflg Ir1sl1 exrt ol gold nutlm x l ot s 1 the nex Lltxn s Muster L 1 m rsl o 1 Cllss A S L BFRNARD I-IOI FMAN Bcrnre qllllf 1nd LIHISSLIFIHS lltllcr BFCDDIHS peerless prop mln e ln quote the flmous plmrlses of the M lestro xerlwxtlrn AA s lnterlry eonnorsseur mme of Hlmrlton enereetre md et lerwescent Cllude 1nd I em be found ln the llbfdfy Sodalm s 4 Dr,1m.1t1c Socrctx W s 4 X bm-ls Staff 4 Glee Club 5 Vlec Prcsldent 3 DCICUCC' Club Lxbrarx Club 7 s 1 Vxce Prem dem 7 Presrdenr 4 by SSB 3-. Q we-ze F1 .f 0 07'l652'6x JOSTPH J JANKIFXVICZ our Pohsh Ambassador of good cheer President of After Class Garden Club one of St Ellzabeths standout booters has slze doesnt pre yent hlm from settlng, the pace rn any sport I know where the place IS l lther m1l1ty14 Xen 4 wk Staff 4 K B S ass Athlctxcs 1 7 'a 4 j V Baseblll JOHN L KFLLY e a deep student upholds As reputatlon on the honor roll bowsts crlmson crop of haxr a stadlum sandlotter Who do you thlnk will mln? St Bernards wanderlng mln stre elptlmtxng smlle cheery conxersmonallst Sodllltx '1 4 Debitmg, 5 4 Manager 4 Cla Presrdent 1 Tre lsurer 4 X elrbook Staff 4 Cl IS Gold lwfed ll 3 IRANCIS r KING JR Frank enjoys tlnkerlnf, mth en 1,1065 and ,geometry problems nexer known to look on the gloomy slde of thnngs one of the Glrden Regulars comes 1ll the may from St Martins radxo senal enthusxast has been awant ine graduation day for four long years. So ality 11 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4. CLAUDF M KINLFIN Cuddles combines with Hoffman to mlmee the ll rary Slmon Leeree of the stlee crew reeuhr at tendee of sehool dances one of the ut s most constant elxents That s not fx rts mus e t mlnty v on Stuff 4 lx 5 7 3 1 french Acuem rm C 1l1 3 1 Sclence flu HARRYJ KOHLHFPP JR Hippy Harry Loyolas ehewlng, gum mlemte St Cecllla born and bred frequently astounds class wlth dlsplay of ECUILIS After Sehool Pool Club hts tuned fime mth double brertst ed suits Downey s sxlent ldmlrer Hey Muster thls rs a study perlod lllIW 'a k 4 1 C metres l 7 S uh IV C ROBFRT J LAIRD Ioxer lllees to vulk mth 1 1 mp l.uors the older girls Hetht Brothers would be lost xsrthout lum Y M C A regular Gee wIl1lZl6l lows, Pardon me for hung' soft spoken good natured takes a lot of luddnng Sodllnts I 1 14, Debarmg 1, Yearlvook Smff -I K B 5 1, ', 4 Class Athlet1Cs 1, 7, 3, -S DI .Cb MQ -'Q' 1' . it ww' pit .W5 KARL R LI HNHOII oc docsnt hcllexe IH Comlumg, his hur well known In Oecm Cnty lllses to dmc urs as tlst IS possnhle qulte the Lum student frequent honor mrds mil 'IYKLLIC mth fmyhody IH thc garden tr 1 A 1Lt1Ls 7a 1 C VI RNON LFMMON JR 1lw1ys hung, I'l1lSlllxC,fl for Ichnhotf Cl1'lITlPIOI'l slccpcr honneure minner Mulyey s huddy hast 'lntor ln IB mn tlll. h1s wmy out of anythxnig, qulte the meclnnne Hey ads hrs transl1t1on usu1lly agrees mth Iather Mack S 9 txhtx 1 DLl3lllHf., 1 Dmmitnc Qocrcty rss r s rar Class Athctlc MART IN F LINDUNC Marty lmls from it Pml s German scholar deluxe lr M1ClsS competitor for tculung, honors .xlvmys snttlng, hy an open vnndow blade h'ur C 3 hctvsecn eirth md hxgh heaxen Lontmually consultmg, Lchnhoff Wlmo s translatmf, thus anyway t lllly 3 Xen' mol. Stiff 3 Glu Clu 1 rss Athlctrcs 1 7 1 Bzslttrhxll Mm r FRANCIS M. LOVE Frankie '... standout icer of the Loyola sextet . . . horse laugh expert . . . daily com- muter from Mayfield . . . honestly thinks Smith is most likely to succeed . . . in- stigator of class uprisings . . . possesses gift of originality . . . a man about town. Yearbook Staff 4, K.B.S. l,2,3,4g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4g Varsity Baseball 33 Varsity Ice Hockey 3,43 j, V. Ice Hockey 1,25 J.V. Baseball 2. DANIEL M. MACKEY Dan . . . 4B's busy beadle . . . jug slips . . . many friends . . . The Mighty Midget . . . Father Macl-:'s despair . . . notorious laugh . . . always rising to dry humor . . . can always be found in the Loyola office . . . Any report or P. E. cards today? Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, Prize De- bate 2g Loyolan Staff 3,45 Feature Editor 3,43 Gregorian Choir lg K. B. S. 2, 3, 4, French Acad- emy 33 Library Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Drama- tics 2, 3,43 Class Athletics l,2,3,4g Prize De- bate 43 Hearst Oratorical Contest 2, 3,4 LEO C. MCDONAGH Leo the Lion . . . enjoys the solace of solitude . . . doesn't smoke, drink or chew . . . hard hitting right fielder of 4A's soft- ball squad . . . an unusual gift for smiling . . . never without a cheerful word . . . quiet and reserved but . . . What a week-end. Sodality 2, ,lg Class Sergeant-at-Arms 31 Loyolan Staff 3,43 Exchange Editor 3,-tg K. B. S. 2,41 Class Athletics 1 7 3 4 'I' L Q F' '5 u-'layed 4? 07-losz-9 OY OFB40 I 3 Q .61 ww' 'fg xx FI 0 JOHN I Nr IN I X RI N M huxthm, hlsnhill lTIlD1i,f.f PIICFIOITILDII IUSICISI 4As tnsxxer to the atomic homh QPCLIIIISC rn pnsms polygons 1ntI pyrunnds n ur lt 1 s for words ottmonxl honor tml slndoxu Mtlkrmott IOIOIIII C IYCIIII tlon IXIIUIKLLY Q. rhtx 1 1 NCCYLCIFX I Drunmn bouts s I CIFLUIIIIUI1 Dxrccnr uh 1 Vrmtx 1 INI1n13.,cr ROBFRT A MILLFR Bon 1Gox1nx boy hy ruldrncc Iut 1 Mt WCISIIIHLIODIIH hy wssocmtlon hrm tIlSIWCIIC.XLf ID stty plrtlu tcnms stllwx 1rt here todly Ind 3,one tomorrow trdnnt ILIITIIFCI' of lacrowe md N D M sports new Lolt daxly S 'thu 1 Claw Pruntlcnt ' Secretary 1 Hclrhunk SMH I 5 S I Clus Athlcl s I Ncnlor CLIC C rxnmxttu I Dlnnc om tu I Varxm ISINIxLI 1 LIHIIS 7 o 5INIx JOHN V MULVH JR ack dchmtely not 1 uomm hater often ullcd the C 1h1ll Ixrd Lcm mons standby un he found around Rogers and Plrk I-Iughts the exccutnc tx 6 1 SI'l1l' drawer smile 1 mllc Ong manic rout houttr Ifithcr wls in the Irish Rchcllion of l9l6. f rtgrlity g Q.1.. ru' cn -I1 X ics-Prssidrn fi . yt an Sm fg Ycnrhm k Staff -Ig Rctrcrlt Hono ar Conmpmition lg K. 5. '. .- 5 4: Cass ctics 1 - T41 Senior Vifcck Committee -' ance C mmittcc LIL D. 7. 'oo .1 1 VI. V. ric- F HANLON MURPHY Sleelty another representatne of the Mt W1ShlHgfOH clan constantly sporting., 1 cueball hob nohs mth Boone Bradley and Barry standout stnclester on lacrosse squtd adyoeate of sturdler type of shoe What would the Maestro do Wlfl1OLlfhll'I1 ' S dlhty 1 7 4 Cltss Treasurer 7 Yelr no SMH 4 Cllss Athletxcs I 7 3 8 French Academy 3 Tre xsurer 3 V Brslcetblll 7 V I xcrosse 3 JOSEPH G MURPHY Murph Boston accent Htmll tons glft to Loyola eompetlnt, wnth Blondell to see who has the reddest hanr rn fourth year constantly borrowlng, ptper or 1 pen lsnrfe the poor mln s Yardley What page are we on 9 Sod llrty 1 Cllss Treisurer 1 Hurbook Qttff 5 Cs XVILLIAM ,I PASKA B1 :Bs ehulwhy theruh te on the under court good nttured 1 fellovt to know steady hnstory prompter lnltes to muneh on pleleles tlxy 1ys has that far may look rn hrs eyes meknamed Shrewder . . . artist extrx- ordinary' . . . 'XVho's got a bluebookf' Sodulity 13 Yearbook Staff 4' Class Athletics by Stub wiv' IOSI PH D PROVI NIA oe 1 frlend of fnends quxet md reserxed one of the Ble lne prohenent punster wndlot erldder nexer llkei to he rushed espeemllx dur me 1 est another Dante has made mlm fl'lCI'lLlN Llllflllii, hxs three xelr stly at loyolm e L Ath L IL C RAS MOND SC ANNFLL 1 likes Dmny lX'iyC and hot 0 E me Wlmit do yi my there keen senxe of humor an ardent dmee mp porter tan he found hehlnd the Clgllf a Dunklrk reeulqr Waxerly s self appoxnted Postmmer always good for a laugh Q llm 5 c lrh Or 1cstr1 K t 1 l V Hoe JOHN l SQHAUB ,gpm of ohnny known to 1ll as 1 mortle lWLlllkCI' txuee elected ellss presldent 1 clus Vs t plenty ot capers ind nut ups Monlstery Soeul Cluh Prem lhle to hind out 1 eonxlntlng, lme looks on mf he IS sleeping durmng, elass is lrci lent w 4 Xcirh k Nuff -1 C t ll Sxlxer Medal N us Arhletles l B1 kc QL 0F84 fb .it Q '3 'S uniggf Q 07 1652 Ajgta... , Sotlnlity ,tg Dr.zm.1tic Swi -ty 51 Claw l't'N 2.3.4. , , . 4 lb ,V R4yl' . . . . ' f I ' 74' lWll... 'J't... , , Solg 41 '1 ook 4g cl . L -lg .B.S. E V- -lg Class Athletics l, 2, 3,43 Hockey Manager 3,4g , ,I V. F1--v h.ll 2, Fug D. . 'lacy 2. o 4 I.. v'-. -bf .k-' l ' CIA, J .ln ' f,-Q 'L llU',i 1 la15SG:ld Med. 1.51 Q' . 21K.B.Q.1.2,5,-ig . -3 el. q .z,a,4,1,v. W th.1lI z, 69 ' fy Q 'Q- 1 , 5K I 2 L xl Q 0 ' - ' 0 O MARTIN H. SCHILLING, JR. Martyn . . . one of the Fearless Five . . . a jitterhug . . . never worries about any- thing especially pedestrians . . . always late but never a good excuse . . . Ocean City funster . . . wears a reindeer sweater . . . good'natured . . . will lend you anything even the family car. Soclality 1, 2, 3,4g Dramatics 1, 33 Class Athle- tics l,2, 3,43 K. l5.S. 1, 25 Freshman Baseball l. HARRY O. SCHWARTZ Harry O. . . . serious and studious . . . his manner commands notice . . . caf work- er extraordinary . . . French enthusiast . . . constantly looking around in Latin class . . . first man out of class before recess and lunch . . . black hair and blue coat . . . Let's shoot some pool today, Sodality l,2, 3,-lg Dramatic Society 33 Year' hook Stall -lg Gregorian Choir lg Glee Club 51 K. B. S. l, 2, 3, 413 Class Athletics l, 2,141 French Academy 5. EDXVARD Ci. SFLLMAYFR Our Eddie' '... look what Highland- town sent us . . . dignified pipe smoker . . . wavy ,black hair . . . bow ties, red socks and saddles . . . the haherdashefs nightmare . . . the Briefcase Kid' '... loves to smile . . . Paska's only rival for the heavyweight crown. Sodalitv 1, 2, 5, 41 Debating 1, 2, 3. 4g Dramatic Societv 2. SQ Yearbook Staff 41 K. B. S. 1, 2. 5,43 Class Athletics l,2,3,4g Science Club 5, iv fi? bl cgf 325 .WN ALBERT SHAUGHNESS Al Shaug-A-ness . . . Catonsville Casonava . . . Class Cut-up . . . -iB's lired MacMurray . . . constant companion of Kilner and Eichelman . . . also Alagirfs neighborhood buddy . . . always smiling . . . where there's laughter, theres Al . . . pin stripe suit supporter. Sodalitv 4g Yearbook Staff 4g K. 15.5. -lg Class Athletics 1. 2, 3, -lg j. V. Lacross 5. 'IOHN FRANCIS SHETTLE Smilin' jack . . . supporter of all Loyola activities . . . financial genius . . . loyal to N. D. M .... manager deluxe . . . al- ways shaving . . . window shade wrestler . . . all I've got to say is . . . plenty of fun and school spirit . . . a swell fellow. Sudality 2, 3. fig Dramatic Society 5, Afg Business Chairman 43 Loyulan Staff 5, -'ig Business Manager 5,4g Yearbook Staff 43 Business Manager 43 K. B. S. 2, 5, -11 Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 33 Varsity Baseball Manager 2, 5, 4g Varsity Basketball Manager 4. JAMES H. STEPHENS jim ...- lA Adonis . . . fast stepping left fielder of the baseball nine . . . ac- complished cartoonist . . . wields a supple pen . . . fNeed we mention Carmody?j . . . speaks convincingly on any subject . . . masterful vocabulary. Sodality 1, 23 Debating 2, 33 Class Secretary 59 Loyolan Staff 3: K. B. S. 2g Class Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 2, 3, -ig j. V. Foot- l'Jalll 2. 58 THOMASJ THOMMEN JR Tome Stir of the Sefrs soclalltc always w1th Ircy eyen when absent coaches parrsh basketball team drxrdes hrs trme between her and Southern .1 capable baslxcteer A well groom ed crop of harr Wrldroot Cream O11 Charley llrly 1 K C 1 A rcs 1 Varsity Football 7 V.1rs1ty Bdskerblll 'a Vrrsm 'Jeball 3 1' J V Brscba RICHARD D TOMPKINS Dirk mem raclxetecr fTenn1s Ruvton Roxcr neyer worries srlennc rergns reserycd mmner lung., of slow motlon mlster of rrreleytnt questlons rrrely brllllrnt but ste ldy lrycs next door to Loyola rss Arhlctrts l Vrr ltnms NICTOR A XON RINTI LN Vruous Vrqtor ygrrm evcpressron rn Lllss hlghly evutlblc l1lxCs 1 grelt dnl ot rrbblnfe usullly Lheertul mostly down but nes er out grows 1 foot 1 etr ome got 100' rn Mr NICAndrew S history test bndrlrtx 4 Debrrmg, 1 7 Class V1cePres1-,lent v Drrmxtrc Nocretx s Helrboolt btlff 4 l I 4 , . . , . L .'. . ' l ' Sod. A 1' g .B, S. lg lass thlct' . ,2, 3, 43 BAN ,,1. . . a ' ll 2. A . 4 'lj 4 V L4 Cla C- ,z, 5. -rg r my nz. 1 ' 1 ' 7 l D' ' . g L'.'g v V 4' A A I r ' A ' ' l L L y' 1 . . . ' P Q . 57 oyof-B4l,? Q3 Qs 4 s if 20 5 7.155-I-.0 I RANC IS X XVI LLS Orson :Bs Lrft to the gridiron Mayor ot Pnmhto llxsays thc surc thrng, wt Irturel Mr McAndrcws Iur ltory 180 pounds of 1 swell ,guy would feel oxcrdrcsscd 1f hc didnt hue his xxhlffle ncxcr without 1 smrle md 1 H1 there t lllft 1 Vrct Irt rdtnt v Xclrhou 4 Clxss Athletics 1 Dlnct C ommnttte 4 Vxrsrty nothxll 4 loot RICHARD A XWEY Drck hugo Slnlli svs ell dlSPOSl tron good dancer mmor metlnnxc lrltcrnll thum of Goldh uh model mplint tnthusust smlll In size but hc t rn hold hrs own II1 1 crowd wxmts lr cr md hettcr dlmts Where are xxt folng, tonlghtf 1 Clrss btcrctlrx 7 Cmlce Clu xttxts 1 1ill.11IU?5EaIf llu late JOHN QHARLFS KIEL btholarshrp Wrnncr President of his Cliss Orhccr of the Sodahty An Honor Student f that 4 in his Freshman c.1r. 3. -x Cl ve-il 'M rv Wea , 3 f . F . 2, ,im 115-Q' .. X ww- , M M ,Q-L.-V Y -5 . aa ' X - , 4 I .1 4 . 7, Y no ' 1 an I N .M Z Q W fig Clfnclefzgfzacluafeb TTOM RONX I ll I 1 X111 I 1 1 1 L111ggf11 lr lxumezy I3111l111 1 1111 11 md 11161111 ht llllgrl 5lCOND Row Lw1ftr1 1 Is 1 Hen 3 llltcfillfilcf R 1 1 1 1 11111 tf7l1 IRD Row I rf 7 1 ll re 1 1 ll 1 11171 lx H 1 H ff 5111111111151 11111 Plnvzn THIRD YEAR A Presrdent Bm lR's.se HL rs Vree Presrdent LAM e ooh bee retrry lxl Ll 5 Treqsurer GARLArs.rm Three A Greek Cllss Deluxe hrst rn exerythmye hrs 18 nts home room Teaeher Mr Due lxennedy We bo lst the only All Greek Thlrd Herr elass rn the sehool W lreeze Serlly Garlmd Lftmbert Semesley and Vaeth not to leue out V llee Also lets slrp rn 1 word about our champ V puelssters Bxll lxneax el and Langgood Vile are proud to hue also two of the most nonehqlmt tellows rn the world rn the persons ot Beel-. and MeCorm1elt 1nd llso the most hl-.ely to do rnythrny, reobsen let us not toreet our Prleesyrlle ersmox 1s Lmeeood Semesley 1nd Vreth nor our worthy Presr dent Biuernsehub who rs rlw rys rslemg for money tor somethrng, And who ern exer toreet our eliss prodrey Mxller our aee punster Lunbert hur eombmg lxelley ,md thit regular fellow IXUIPP And how ibout thit boy with the right inswer Ynnmermm md that fellow wrth the wrong questron Rehqle Qlso the boy wrth the brrzglrt eome back Bolhnger Remember 71rne 7rme and spanlsy Cooke our representqtrxe orator Cl11I'llC lxumlehn sports enthuslast laughrny, Lours Xuhn Brll Hluf lean ind lanley udy Garland and Maestro s zero boy Three Letter XX rlhams Super Beldle oe Henry bet shot Bull Brrder Mathmm Doy1s and thu there boy brdlowsler All swell stu dents ill swell fellows who mrlee up 1 swell ell s 6l .-..r..- 3 lio I f-eQ U fly hlrll. Mille '. . . 'fy' r 1l'. r' , , 1 G. 1. .. -:yr -. ,- R rf . 1 vrlllr, le .1 R 1 117 L, S11 H , K1e.11tf. Cfwit. K 1 I . TH i it 11111. Y1lv , F e:t, l'v',de1'. will 1. Ve es , 11 JY. 1 ' ', , ', , 1 . - ' 1 , ,' ' N- ' , V . v ' ,V Lx- Ly- ' x- , - . . 1 7' '. af ' - ' I 'Q . C have our share of football, basketball, and baseball players in Williams, Sidlowski, Brader, ' 't if I ' L ' ' 1-Ja' .' . A 1' f ' 'tit 1 1' , ' L A' . ' ' ' . ' S' , ' 4 'Q aj 'I ' 5 ' ' 1. ' 'L l 1 . - K K y ' y 1 ' . W - K- A . Q L' - 1 ' ' , , 1 , . ' ' . ' ' 4 . ' . . ' A ' ' . i , Q L , 4 l V- ' f I , e ', 4 .R ' '. ' I ' ' '- . D ' S ' ' ' ' l, 1 7 I L x t J . . '. , , f' ' . - AL J , , ,b THIRD YEAR B Presxdent Aux HARRIS Secret1ry Brx Cook Vree Presrdent OI Coxxrft 'Ire1surer I R uk IXININII L As we look bank upon 1nother year we find th 1t SB has been well represented IH 1et1x1t1e5 at Loyola In ree hoekey Ioe Conner sk1ted for the sennor squ1d and for the 1yxees Due McCourt 'Iom Cole 1nd Ben Cook On the b1seb1ll eourt lrlnk lxlmmel drxbbled tor the V1rs1ty whlle Bob D1x1s md Dxck M1y nes b1ttled lor the ltyxees A trro ot sB boys were on the debmng, te1m ohn Dohony ohn M1g,ee 1nd Izl Cl1rke Mmy of the nlmes on the Sod1l1ty rolls hrxe sB behmd them EB llkes newsp1per work 1lso for lf w1s well represented on the Lffwlzzz by Ed Clarke News ldxtor Ch1rles xlC1llOXN Croft Copy EellfOI' Don H1310 Bull Strleker Ted Ex1ns 1nd ohn Dohonx lhese 1re but 1 few of the more Import mt 1tt1x1t1es ln wlueh -,B men were eny,15,ed But 1lfl1OLI2,ll we le1xe sB we shlll earry with us many memories sueh 1s those thrull packed Ing, perrods wlth oe Conner sleepnny, In the eorner l ILLCS 9 and 10 before you 5,0 home fOIll5,l1f The Rex erend Edw 1rd L Brenn1n S w IS the m1ster of B Flow lfklw the end ofthe ye1r he h1s hn1lly eonxlneed us th1t we belong, ln the zoo MCJNKEX Mister B1um S drd the honors rn Germ1n AlI'ltl,l1l Eckert you know where to be it three 0 clock Here 1re some s15,hts from 1 typ1e1l d1y rn B Broe1to IU el1ss on non test d1ys Greek Cl1ss Mister Luy,oxx skl Ple1se Strleker bllenee sl11ll re1f,n Bxll enklns lWlles h1s hng,ers during, Trng, el1ss while lm Hewell tets hrs role ol bllent Hokum rm Hlser sxts up 1t the lront of the room 1nd m1kes NILHS to Eekert wlth h1s hmds Armstrong, llkes to llLlg,l l 1nd 1m1t1te the M1estro ld Cl1rke gets rw ul m 1d ll those ueskx knoeks 1t tl1e door lred C 1rozz11s t1ll trylny, to get 1 leee ofp1per1n the w lstebtsket s esulte t lt1rry m IUOFICS ot rt throu hout thelr lrxe n th1nks to our te111ers 1nd exeryone conneeted with m 1k1nL thx 1 hne school ye1r IIUXI XX ff H v nxt: R1 xx 1 ll 1 17111 1 RD Row If 1 xx C11 1 : 1 A... ............. A .Y A ., T A K V V ...-.....-.--- - 'A' T ' .......... J Z ' ....... '1.i , , t - , L A s , 7 v4 2 F xx , v, L t ' if ' 'fl ' 1 . '1 T1 . 4 ' . 1 1 ' ' 4 ' ' ew 1 A ' I L T ' . ' . F I , y. A .nf A A Y - y - 'Lk' 14 A Am. A 4 i U In 1 if f' .i. ' 1 '. '-Q .Q ' . fu . I ' l' f ' ' ' M , .h H ,.,y. 4. up V, J A I ly H. 7. X .I NAU! 4 V Y A' . 7 ' ' 1 . A 4 , 'ai ' ai 3 . 4 'Q 7 ' ' '1 . ' .S . ' ' I . ' ,Um 'lu ' 1 , . ' 5 - 1 . ' , ' A J' ' ' ' 1 1 A .' ' ' 5 1 . ' 'X . ' 4 S . 1 , ' - S . 1 ' ' . ' 4 ' la ' ' . . 2 it ' 'A' .'f 4 . . A . f- Q. rfs' 'A t '-tpf' Yef, el A I ' - .1 llexx' dithttulties, .Ill EB l1.1s enjoyel the' p.1st y'C.lT .tnd w'il . ' .1ny' me ' g V ' 's. So, mu y' . 4. l A 4 '- ' A . . . - J ' 4' ' ' . ' t s 4 ' 1 . l50 ' . Ru 2 'LMI fftfflf Loft. ,'lrr1,'1.'1fff,5q, .llti,ffnr.'. llmvlx, l:,1lfl'eV l5vtf.f.'.1f.'. K1 1 JJ. Cffwl. Ci.1'v'w,,1. Rtlffful. SFC . 1 Z ll,q,1f,1 1711 yqfuvly, lllgtffm, ,ll,yf.ft1. . . l7fff'1ff11x. xl J, Tlll 1 Sfmlu. 51'13z1:Lugw. lltzttlf. Ixlfrftll. l:1.1f11. Civ' flrfv. Cf.1f71H. llww. l3rf't'.:Iff. 'I' ml' Ru 1 fvit, Ser'l1.'.11u, -lt . l.tfff'.'f.f. .llt,1.Iff1zCfw1,', Ifrltff, ,ll..q:t. S11 ffzi,1.'. BOTTOM Row fLef1!1 1112112 MrClr1iey rbu ml 'lbnnlz 1.111111 Fr Lee Bradley Ill fkllflfb homey Glnzelxmuz Dye: SFCOND Row AfIUlllg67 HJYIIVIIK Oarier H411 Isnglu Hrmpl Conwy THIRD Row 'In v III Tufy ll :lim 1 ll el ml Maguire Dnlzjjerly Ixnumr UNH!! TOP ROW Abtmu Stblleldlf Plldthflillkl A711111 Gzmbrzll Doyle THIRD YEAR C Presldent I LH NN Vlee Presldent Fl HUMAN Secretary I lTZPATRlClx Treasurer KOURI x Fr Lee Bradley Salnt Among Sax ages lranle Koerner That Personallty Smlle Cat Call Artlst Fltzpatrlcls was class beadle a K C Star T e cafeterra hoys But Mlster me re supposed to leaye Class early Hall and Gamhrlll LIANT l ather Bradley trustrng, Althoff rn English memory That s a yolse Son Doyle the hug., Loy, nn the hasleethall team Conroy The Ireneh Braun I-Iartloxe collecting, mateh Loxers Ahearn stlrts the hall rollrng, ID Latln tlass Beadle Wheres the Blael-. Bools McCloskey exnlarmlny, Hey Wlmats wrong mth Iorest Park Merts famlllar plea Gosh Hap syrlte hlysger Pxlachowysler Mr Helfrlch s boy Ed Schneider nexer a foolproof referenee sheet Chem1stTyeoon Terry Georae Thomas usually found st1rr1n5, up German class Adam s househoat thug party tonlght Blll Snyder Heels I wyorle ID a drugstore Welzant I haxe a questlon Mlster The problem of supplylny, erasers when 10 demand Ilynn spealsmg rn Semor Or xtoneal Contest nutf sand ' 'C A f ,V v, -If 1 . 4 .1. 'Y . . ' Q. :Al- '4 , ' ' '. : . . .' ': 1'-A '. ' . , ' . ' '. '21 dev , f ukf 'xl . ' '. '11 I. ' f' f ............. I ' 3 .................. 2' 3 V .. . Y Y Y : r .. AN .V demons of St. Rita's cagers . . . Dyer, a regular jug attendant . . . HouptNf3C's BRIL- '...:z ' ' Y ' J -'Z , ',- ,' -. I ' , . : - -- ' ', ' .... 'aj ' l ' ', . If ' . . . I l , ' - ' 1 f ' ' V- nl- v y - - v ' ' 7 - -- . . . , H ' , .. 'H . . . l . '. 7 A ,I .I ' ' ' y-l:.,L .',' ,' yu tv' 66 BOTTOM ROW KLM! I rlgflf Ilmmy Prmlfn 1x1 mv llv Co In 1 Mr Helfrich Iducdel llm C 11101111 PM 111 SFQUND ROW fcllu 6112111111217 1111 GIHHIIIIQ fllzvl 3 fllnmcm Tobin A 1 Hof mm SIIIIII7 Huff T01 Row lx me ll 1111 J 0 Hum fllrfry I1 Sb lley 1x1 I1tvur3P1w1Rlr lx! 7lI11f17lL? THIRD YEAR D Prcsrdcnt I 1 mr Secrctary HAL b 'I rc ISLIFLI' Pkomcm More goes on thm mects the eye rn that dwarf clissroom lust off thc tar end of the Llhmry Our class wc my mth prrde hu made 1 mme for ltself 1nd Al Perellr were on thc V1fSlly football team Buddy O Brren and ames Shelly on the ayxee SLIf,1I' lxlnc on thc Varsxty Basketball Telm ind Nick Brlder on ayyee oc Haut lrmlx McCrystle 1nd luques Gunmnc on Vlrsrty SNAll'DIT'llDf., Tohs Toblas mldc thc Vlrsrty Buelwlll nlelm Wfe look hlclt nov md thxnlc ot the wonderful tlmcs me had FCLIIIDE, poetry mth Nlr wflllllm Costello the wonderful bnlclcs 1n Trlc perlod Smlth 5 vs lsecraclcs ' rn Engllsh perlod readmc of Day ella S vseeltly stones Monday morning 5 dlscus sron of yyeelc end actrutrey Irledl 5 mtcctroub laugh I'1ther Lee Bradley 5 method ot SOllLlfll'lg funds tor the cl1s5 mltehox Nlr Heltrlch s famrllar encouragement Hurry up Proctor 5 compllcatlons mth Mr Ay erdlclc These are the Il llDf,S vxhlch made :D famous and as nts memhery moye to other places they mll zlvs 1,8 recall some such lxttle lncxdent vshlch bears the spmt of that Iumor year 67 . f, fr .i, 'L' D. .Q 1 .' I D' l'. . V... , - A , . '11, , D. . lf fl, . . ' . rf, 1 1 r. '. U 'elm' . ' 'A' . ' , V 1 H. 8 . Wald. V, nv, VL'1L'V'.l, '.a'7'. 1 ................,. lfuzl 21. ' .........,.......... 1' A I . '. 'z.'.', Sz ' ' , .Q 1 L ' 'J . Willy s VUonders boasted many on Loyolzfs teams. jack Tierney, Burt Proctor, A ' V . L 1 , , y . ' ' K J K. vs tl ,U '. H 'L ' ' I ' .Y . r ,. 4 ' 'I' , l ' 1 A. fr ' ' '. . 2 ' X ' Y L ' h '. . 1 - . . l ' , ' , , ' ' Ak. . A -' ' , . v' h 7 . I . . . A Y ' ' l. ' ' ' f A ,W . . . ' ' l ll D ' . f I D f I D .. U .' . . . A . I . 'Q 'I , . ' 7. , '. 'N , A N ' Q Q Y . , ' 1 'z 4 I S ' ' D ' ' ' ' oT'rorlr Row 1L fr 11 112111 L111111111 G I SIIIIIXJ 'li 1 N1 Xi H1601 111 111112111 I 111111 1 ll I 1 1111 Sr 1 D osx 1x1 ll I 111 111 1 1 11 Ill I 1 1 11g 1 1 1 1 ll lx 111111 ll 1 71 HIRD Roxx L11 7L Ill 111 I111111 H1111111l 1 11 Ill 1 1111 111 1 111 11 111r XX 1 l 1211 1 IL 7t 1 111 C 1l 111111 lull! 77 SECOND YEAR A Presrdent Aki RS beeretary Sana H Vrte Presrdent Comm AN 'I re usurer D1 RMONX ICZ 'lhere rs 101 rn our hearts as me gaze baek oxer thus our setontl year 1tI.oyola Hows quickly the months hue flovtn hy slnee we hrst entereel the 7A classroom strrreel lay mrngled emotlons of prnde and me at our new ellgfllfy 1s Soplaomores And what thanees therr personahtres therr hkes and dlslrkes We lane shared hmppnness and elnsappomt ment trlumpla and defeat aboxe all we hue shared frrendshnp Wfe vsere fortunate rn laaamkg for our teachers Mr MeGoltlr1ek S as Home Room Teacher Mr Mulelovsney S for HISIOYQ Mr XXallner 5 for Geometry Mr Lugou skr for Greek Our class xx as represented unusually vnell rn almost esery extra eurrleular aetnlty open to sophomores In athletres axe find 'Iona Durmovtrez 1 stellxr performer for the Varsrty qulntet Corrlean a capable Varsnty puekster Akers a promrsmle member of the Varslty football team and O Connor 1lead1n3 Varsnty smmmer On ayxee te ams 1A xx as repre sented by I-Ielmert lurst and G V Smrth ln football Glaeser nn basketball and Iarley rn lee hoekey Webb vtas assnstant manager of the Vtrsnty football team In the umor Sodahty me elaxm Akers fprefeet Blslaop I-Iaske I-Iolthaus ls. Smlth anel V bmnth nn umor Debatmg, Akers fpresldent Ganzhorn XX arel and XX rldbereer rn the Camera Club Wfaener fxxee presrclent and Wlldberger Crednt IQ due also to the elass Intramural lootball feams both of VKhlLl'l won the Champronshrp ln thelr respettlxe tlnrsrons mlelelle and laerxyxxelelat On the Lmol ax the sehool s monthly new spaper vse nntl Akers Hall intl vUllLllWCI'f,C.I' as staff members I lst but tertunly not least vue must note the tollovung, as tonsrstent Honor Stu dents Villelbereer Akers Rotloxxsky Mtranto llflty and Brslaop 68 B 'Z e 1 .1 1 , ' , 1. I. ' . 1 rt 'f, 1l'. f.11'l11111. 1 1'. 1 ' ' 1f 'f. C . . L.1 1 I. ' ' J. GJ! '1. I1l1l, 1, Q 1111 N R Z J 1111. 1l '. .l1'.1i1.1ll.'.111,111111. KJ J. 1. L. G1'e'e11, B111'l1111,S1'1'111',g 1. '. S 'f. U U, 'I' 1 5 'f I . . I 1. 7 1' . F111 . 11111. 0'C11 .'11'. B1.1f111j1. L. ll .1g111'1. Alf G. Qifl' . A11 . TOP R0 '1 F11111. l 1l1f- ktg ',G111111111f.L, R111f1111i1. GI. 1113 'Il11111. V. ' 1. ll .11'1f, f. 1. . . 'fly these months have naaeleg for we have come to know our classmates, know their talents. .-' W V I. ',Q .cl A X L. 1.1 ' 1'-' ' '. IJ, , U , 1 '. A .4 .Q 1 1 J ' , . V. .Ja 7 12 Q. 1' , L' 1 . SECCND YEAR B Presrdent GATLLH Seeretary MLRNAN1 Vree Presldent C oRu11T Treasurer lVlOI'SLLlN late his deilt lelnelly mth 2B hnsor vuth h1s speetaeular feats on the endnron lranz shootrng for the Vxrsnty unnt Gltely s slelll on the lee Donellan s speechm1lC1ng Boteler and Ryehlal-. bittlnne, for top honors Gatehell eonfuslne the teflehers Duggrn s vunnrng of the School PYIZC for the Essay Composrtlon Nlssel Murmne 1nd Corbntt an duly eonferenees during the Geometry perlod Marshners battle ery But Mlster Wlntzs struggle to hmsh the hst blte Roxinne Moesleln s pretzel bombardment JIICJM Row KLL 1 111 ng JU C neue 111 11 Cnbzll C ne 5 N1 Aztrdn 111111111111 M11eule111 131192111 I3f111gh11d1 SYCOND Row Zulu FI tl Ry1fJl1k l'r11df1ebl 11111 Allffhllbf lllllf by 0 Men: C1112 T IRD ROW ll 1 1 R jf I 1 il ll Illf H11 41111 R111 1111 all L1 1 Cnnlf 1111111 ltullfr G r 1111! 1 R vc 111i N1 I1 I3 Ie ev 11711 Sfez S14 1 G leg linufv D11111!111 1 ' lf ' N , H , ' H . . . l lf .N 7' ' if A ef ' ' . . . Shea's circular motion while explaining Geometry . . . l-ludson's talented portrayal as raw' 11 sf '1 1, er. 1111. 3 11. 1. 1, 1, 1, 1 Kf.. .' . 7.1.' ': ::f. fr. ' my .' 1, jf . ' . 1, fx ',. H 'L ,511 fr, Il 1 1, .hge ll '. :. J . 2 1 . -1- 114f'. f 111. ' , S ' J srl, . T01 0 'Z C. l'. . Hel, 511111. 0 fly 5 r, 21. fffw 1, '11 I ', 'l . , ii Q . Tioxr Roy! L H1 fl 111 Sluu 111111111 1111111 C It 1 ll 11111111 FCOND Row 1111110 I 11 R ra 1 11 1111 1 v C l11111g 1 111311111 'IHIRD ow 111 M111 Illll I31 v 17111 1111 51111111111 1 16 Il 1 f 1111111 11111 111 Il 111111111111 If 1 11 1 1111 1 ow 11 1111 y111 H117 1 lx I1 1x11 1 SECOND YEAR C Presldent R IJ Secretiry LUI1 lf thc lWl1Clxl'v0lI'Ll rn our elass eould talls 1D rnterylew with lt would run rs follows My first new of the entlre ellss eame on that flteful dly nn September when Mr Wfallner S w llleed rn md introduced hrmself to them Durrny, the eourse of hrs short speech they lelrned thlt he w 1s to teleh Lrtrn Ind Enellsh to them In .1 few dlys thrnes hld settled down 1 hrt 1nd soon they were trlennte reeullr elasses wrth Mr Grrfhn ln Blology Mr ieleson ln Hlstory 1nd xery soon lather lxrehne 5 w1s seratehlnf, Geometry problems ill oyer my faee It drdn t tllee me long, to fmd out th rt 1C w1s a progressrye elass It plmned seyeral mzenrfieent outrngs md drd ieeomplrsh a few We hxd many exeellent students and the lthletre helds felt the trerd of mmy Maher 'and Vrto were tops rn the sehollstre lrne whrle Ly neh Sehabdleh Meehan Flury Wfaters Spellaey and Reed drd the elass proud rn rthletles I he1rd Zeood reports of the worle of Pontrous at the Sport C enter Rumors of our hoys on the hrsebrll dn rmond h ne been drlftrng, ln too hut are ll7lI lHt.llSlIDLI rleht now 70 Bo ' . ': f LQ f1 BJ ,. . . Pl R ed. Fr. Khfw 1. Mr. ll .1fl111f1'. llH,Ife'?'f. L 15. Kf ,IM S J ': MJ . . ljfll. 711711 r. 1 ll. S1 11' .. M1111 '. fe, 3. 1l1'F1f1'. G f , . ' R' 2 Muyl. . A 1. 1, ,iex fr . I ' . 571. J. J. J . 'I gf '. 11-11 Lf ' , r, Geff 1 '. Pmlvf. lin 11111. lf.f TO' R '1 ffl 'L E11 '. 1. '17, Sfw . ' , Zvff- f1r1f11'. 1ll11ff1 '. 1ll11l1.11.'. '1 . ' ff. A ..,..... ,,... .... , . . lili ' ' AL ' ....... ,............ ' Viee-President ...,........,. vel.-KTIZRS Treasurer ................ I-'erirsmlsn SECOND YEAR D Presrdent MCGL IGAIN See retary SERIO Vree Presrdent KLLLX Treasurer MAERZ Class 2D IS eomposed of boys from l1st ye'1r s Llasses ID and IE It has 1tself well represented ln the Honors Column wrrh M1Gu1,1.,1n Grxes11l1er Serro and low ler hrttlng, the top marks In the el1ss eleetlon held nn October the boys llsted aboxe were eleeted and ibly 11rr1ed on the elass busmess After Chr1stm1s the ellss questlon always was Wlmat tlme IS lt Mister 7e1ts' NTLGLIIAID wls our Vlrsxty lootball representitue though Currm probrbly w1s due tor 1 VIfSlfy berth when 1 broken leg, eaused hrm to retlre to the s1del1nes for 1 year ln swnmmnnye Lllley w1s the greatest ponnteitherer of the sehool Bartholomeo was mlw xys out there lC1dlDg the eheers whlle C1d11.,1n and Sehmrtt s1w ayxee Iootbxll through 1 good sefison Intramurals attmeted many and Anderson md Klmmerlem made the All Stars Strow w.1s 1et1xe rn umor 5od1l1ty whlle Mqerz Grummey 1nd MeGu11,1n were mlluny, 1ppe1r1nees before the unror Deblters There lns been 1 long lme of Beradles rn the el1ss but the yob IS now filled by O Donnell The hndden bhaleespeareln letors were brouyeht to lreht by Mr W1llner 5 whlle lither Klehne S led us through 1 mlze of 'mgles 1nd trmngles ln Math 1 1ss 110111 Row fl 111 1 111 lx 17 111 1 1 ll 1 IHLC 1111 111 Ill H1 13111111 Sreoxlm Row I 11111 C 1111 111 A1111 11111111 111 A1111 ll 1311111 A111111111 1111 711111 T 11111 Row C 71 1i11 11111 11111 1 1 11 111 111 ll Il lx A 111111 PI 1 111 I 1 I 1 P mx 1 1111111 11111 Il 1 111111111111 1 11111 1 1 C 111111111 D111111 C 14112111 L1111gf11111 . .' . ,' . qt 'Vu--.y .' 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S111 15. 1' 1. s . .5 1, , 'fp ZW' i 1 '-af' IIOM Row LMI 1 111 tllfl 1 1111 lf 11 If ru I FII c 11l1l Bmft 111111 111fel Sl111111r1l1 1111111 NFCOND Row H 11 ll 1 1111 I 112 1111 G11l11111 Lug 111 I 1111b111r1 Slucbm H11111111' 'IHIRD Row Hlllw S 11ll1 1111111 l b 1 Cmulej A1111b 111 11,gl1r C111111t M111g11 111 I C 1111 UI OVC lt 7111111 111 I 111 61l111 111 harm I111c11e1 1111sb Rnt C111111111g Mnbfl SECOND YEAR E President HI N1 becretlry lxl 'slsl L Vrce Prcsldent C OOPI R 'I rersurer Bmumr 1 Mus Reptrdless of whxt llilglif be thoucht ly 1 pllnce It our cl1ss PllOf0j.,flPl1 IH thls rnnuxl Two E wrth the true sp1r1t of Loyoll rn therr hurts and the ldeals ot the school In fllflf mrnds hue succeeded 1n mdtlcmg, thrs p1st year 1 great one Ardrng them rn thelr lttempt md now refrpmc full benefits 1re those who through therr able tutelage not forpettxnc thexr fatherly understxndrng, won our hearts Among these wcre the Rexerend lDlNlL.l lltzperald 5 the Rexerend Wllllam Lfrnlgln S the Rexerend Gregory Knehne 5 Mr McAndrew md Mr Grxfhn 'll1lI1lxS to the tboxc mentroned terchers mm, boys recened Honor Clrds exch month Contlnullly hefrdmc the Honor Rolls were Bxll Sheehrrn ind B111 Dencler In the held of sports as well 18 1n the cllssroom Two E was not to be outdone Bernard Mlller made Z1 streak whrle Robert Cooper represented us rn V Iootball Wlhen Sprrnc came Mrller went to the biseblll teim lrancls Mlchel splashed hrs way to swlmmmg, laurels 1nd Lee Bardelman play ed on the umor Varslty B1slcetb1ll ulntet Donald Pfarr represent ed us on the Loyolln Stfrff md ohn LIHSUCF held our xnterest IU the Drlmatle SOLl6fy And remember how we crowded those unnor bodlhty meetrncs 77 l5c1 ': I ' 11 rlgl Sf . 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K I. n t A ik' A . .b FIRST YEAR B Presrdenr L NGIIRS Vue Presrdent Boruxc FR Setretary Ronovt sm Under the Capable gundance of the Rexerend ohn I' Sherrdan S our class h IS prox ed rtsclf to be one of the hest freshmen elxsscs If Loyola lweclusc of lts scholastrc record ind lts lntcnse interest ln the cxtrlcurrreullr attlxltxes here At the heyglnnxnp of the year prutlcally all ol One B attended the hrst meetlng of the unnor bodalrty and although some dropped out a large group was recencd rn February Agam when the rntramural season began on the zgrldrron our class von sex en of the nmc grmes plrycd On our team were Rodowxslty ONe1l Drmler Burton Ervun Sweeney Anderson Bllzcr ungers and Bollrnger When unror Debatxng sent out lts Call rt was answered hy Morrrs Someryllle Rodowslty and Clements who haye done vxell smce In rntra prrscd of Hessler Luhcr Mrrx Yeager Crottr Vu anna Malone Lours Netltrn Prendergast Schott and others Pete Bmmherger Chlrles Leonard md Boh Bollmrer performed on Loyola s Vlrsnty Svummnny, squad And let s not forget ohn Brlzcr and Pat O Nell who played freshman lwaslxctlull durrng the p lst season Boriom Row 1Lef1 111 11r!fj C1f1ld1!m11111gf1 11311111 Suemey 13111111131 Ir Sbuzdm 1111ge1 Sltbl Slblff Irwin SFFOND ROW AKIIJLIII H111 1111111 Man M1llo1111ee O Null B11 er 011111 Lw11z1 Clemwzf ll 1111 1110771 Rndnu kg Slflllkfllut' THIRD ROXX 11111111 Drmler U11 115 Pruldergzrf Bllflbefgz? 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' 'K. , , , v, Y , ' , ', 11 ', FIRST YEAR C Prcsrdcnt Lurursc Surcury Lou Vlcc PI'LSlLlCflf SIlNIUlN 'I rc ISLIFLI' H l sl I Q ss s 1 LllSSl s Ilst bcptnm vcr du non o ilu L ss othqcrs were hcld 'lom bnmon nu presxdcnt og Hcuslcr trusurcr Mlrslull Loxc secretary ,md ohn lzyrlng, prnsulcnt Our prasldcnt ns uma nn thc umor lklvmng, Soclcty md the bodalrty bpelkxng., of LOU1Lkllil'lS thc rcll all s side splrttar IS Hlllfy Nugcnt Other diss punstcrs lrc uk VUrl3,l1t Pctc M lhcr ly Ixunknl md Clllton Cook whose fuorrtc cxprcsslon ns Wlmlt do I do now Muster on Blur works lt umor IDCl3dflI'lf., and ilso umor Sodalnty Dm Koczorow sku ns an lrdent mcmlwcr of the sodlllty llonf, mth Howmrd Mctzcr I:1rl Himllton and 'lom Wheeler who llso played V Iootball 'Ihc luggest fellow rn the cllss IS Nad Calllhm who 18 our Contrrlwutxon to the V'1fSlty Iootbill squid Phil Sclm ulw rs stlll holdmg hrs posmon 'as Qllss lweulle Brooks IDOffLl'VXClLl1 md Clarke Ire our quret boys lloki Rt W LL ll IZIJII M1 im lil Inu! 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IIUNI Row 11111 ll 11 1 h 1 1 II 1111 1111 11111111 Ill 1 Coxo cm 5 I 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H RD Rum 1 1111 1 u I 3 FIRST YEAR D Presrdent C1-XllJRl'KI Setret try B1 am rn -Ks you enter the txxo mun doors ol Loyoll you sec 1 long, LOI'I'lLlOf on uhxth rs louted Cllss IU On the tculung, stlff vxe hue the Reyerend lmnus Brldley S I who h td us tor L1t1n md Rellcglon Mr Anthony fents 5 vxho teuhes us Aly,elwr1 Nlr XX rllum Costello who preplres us rn the Enghsh held md Mr lrmus Nugent who mstrurts us rn I-hstory At the heaglnnlng ot the year tllss othrers were eluted and the results plexsed exeryone lour of our students h ue played Virsxty md lumor Vlr srty loothlll lohn Dovslrny, XXrllr1m Gludrexu C xrroll McCourt and Ioseph lxlrhy Also our Lllss loothall tum drew rn prutlcally the vlhole cllss The htsl-.ethlll telms lttruted such pllyers ls ohn Dovxlrng, Wflllllm Giudreau Carroll MLC ourt loseph lxrrhy md ohn lmreme It seems loothxll ls our tuorrte sport srme more of Lls went to see those gums thin others XXL sttunnhly supportet the ILIUIOF bottrty mth more thln httecn memhers In dehltlngu ohn Spenre from our tlr s rs Surcttry ol the bounty lin' . l '3 11.111 111 11,qf1ll L.1z11'1111't. 1ll,1 '11 , l51'.1Jf . 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A L -4 ' l ' I , ' - 76 in H441 X BOTTOM Row fLef1lur1,glv1l llfrrz B11 Sbzffu Nhfylmg My Blum S I I Cbcylr Huibm Lee SICOND ROW Rfum lffrbnl I well Hur y llnfnz L11 11 C I lxnrfur THIRD Row Dfilflllltll Babu Curr 111 I ml Rmfelu S1 ll leutttf Cllllll 1111111 Rtcd Tor Row 111117 Sl ltfw H tfu nlf M1 I Sl I I1 Shield 151111111 Gum FIRST YEAR E Presrdent Voc I L Secretary SHAP Fl R Vue Presrdent MEHLIN4 'I reasurer CHI srm I Sentence was plssed by llther Conyery S md we went for .1 year ot rm prrsonment at hlrd labor rn IE at the end of the hrst corrndor We were model stu promptly dubbed The Vorce Oyer his own protest he was elected Trexsurer wlth Frank Vogel as Presndent Duck Mehhng hrs understudy md Due Shaffer as Secretary We are hazy about Algebrt but the Calxert Hall proprim showed Mr 7e1ts S that we certamly could ad Llrry Gelpe was always emblrrxssed when Mr Blum S pulled hum out of .1 conyersatxon wlth What s the word for firmer Larry ' Iootbxll yarslty style drew Mart Klrcher and Blll fmch whlle Reed Brxdnn md Shaffer were flghtrng for the yayxees acls Holthaus tools to l'reshm1n Brsltetball The whole class turned out for Intramurals and foupht glonously but not too successfully Debatmf, found new yrgor ln Murray Vogel Ehrhart and Grahn whnle Sodahty attracted a mayorrty of the Llass oe Batz crrculated the school paper whnle Shrelds fostered bools borrowrng rn the Lxbrary Sad farewells were sard to some at midterm and others were welcomed to our ranks Von Rrntelns camera chclted often durrng February and so drd the Mrte Box rn the Lenten Dnye Flrst and Second Honors were quxte numerous The Class PICHIC went off wrth a bang and exams crawled by and the commg yacat1on sees us wrth some grand memorles Our year 5 sentence w 15 fulfilled but we hated to go forth through the door whrch led from such a pleasant Freshman H ear 77 . 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Kr 11111. l.u1,f'1 . 51' , ' - 11, iff-, '11, Uqcfiviiies RFXF Rl NIJ FRAN SENIOR SODALITY 'N Prtttrr xsrrs Y C ur V1eePrefeeI 'su rm I Vlee Prefeet xils llNI Netretm Iorrx P Mtlxrxkr The Senror Sodahty opened up its season wrth the ippornt ment of otheers by rts moderttor I tther lrlnels Brrdley At the hrst meetrng., lrtnk C 1ll13.,llLI' the preteet outhned tor the members the fourteen bor .xhty rules He expluned yust how the bodahty works for the sanctrhcltlon find personll hohness of rts members 'lhe members then reeery ed short tllks on elrh of the rules Ind the metnrny, of the Sotlthty s keeprng of them 'llrs yelr 1 new eomurn w1s rntrotluceel under the trtle 0 the C B C the Chlflk er Burlders funpirien The work rngs of thrs eampargn were ex plarned to the boys by Don l1y Eieh month 1 new XIITLIC wis to be puked mtl the bodrhsts were to Pfly lor rts obsery lnee is well 'ts for the oxer throw ol the opposlte xree An C.llLLlllIOI'y prlyer w ls ehosen to be sud exery dry for 1 tlesrtgnlted monthly rntentron Ihe trmpuyrn w rs strrted off wrth the eyuulrtrons to be sud for the Holy Souls CIS f B R 11111, .5 I Monm NOR Fax speaks on the bemester Outhne as the members hsten J Ii . ' D 5 . A FR, .'.. ' ,. Lui., rum ' 1 -' ..... Do.: Z. Fu' ' - r' . .. wlfx. f. F. 7 'i rxcV . A . .- .,., D . , ,A , 4 . 4 . V A. , K A L . K 4 -4- L- v In Ai fy Ii ,' 2 .V' A ' K- ,V :L , QL L, .Q . .'.-7 ' . e r . . . , ,Q A y , K' L' 'If' 1 ,Q ' yri' .. 1' f . . I.-f 1. 'I' 'NFI A 1 I .L ,L Ll' - A V -' 1 . I, : M X- -. ' V. , -lf. V' , , V V rt ,' A c y v. A Icy' . '-.i .' V., lV- 'h U-.rl - th- V. LL- , -.- 1 A l 'fra' .' ' Frequently at the Sodahty meetrngs the worth and ment of mental prayer was rmpressed 1nto the hearts of the boys Examples of mental prayers were practrced at the meetlngs The Sodallty thrs year has as ex er kept nts hugh stand ards ln the rellzglous tramrng and betterment of the Loyola student Only a true member can realxze the benefits of this organrzatron It was the Sodallty that fostered the K B S here at Loyola All those boys who wished to become a Kmpht of the Blessed Sacrament and who would lrve up to the promises of weekly Communron etc were admltted It rs these hung branches of the Sodalrty that wrll flourrsh forex er rn the world of tomorrow 1n the lnes of the Loyola alumnr along wrth the Cathohc prlncrples of llfe rnstllled into them through the-rr rnstructlons here at school Eyery boy here at Loyola and all nts graduates owe a yote of thanks to Fr Bradley for hrs leadership both ln the Society and as Student Counsellor Hrs lundness and affectlon haye won a last1n5 place ln the hfarts of the true dent s Mass eyery Frnday morning., and rt was he who gaye us the Benedrctron at the serx lces The Sodallty all throughout Loyola has tended to wards the betterment of the student both sprrxtually and mentally for eyery boy has elther been on some one of the committees erther sprrlt ual or materml or has par taken of some Socnety func tion The foremost tralnrng of the student has come through the Sodalrty and thus IS just what eyery student now real rzes and as he leases wishes to state hrs appreclatxon for all the benefits he has recen 81 yu' FY .nk G THF Sm WCPMF x s SHR WF Obvl Qi r g P15 at 'ce F1 1 Fm UV! lg I yq r Pre 6 xlllg E 111376 ce . .7. . . Y G . Y v . - I Y I - . 7. 7 . . - lr , ' N , . ,snail . I Y 1 . 7 h . I I . M, Dons of Loyola. It was Fr. Bradley' who offered the Stu- A ' L I Y ' C -' ' ' ' 7 ed. Sf l ' 1 offl 61.1 ,. . iff 5 Vic ' ljrllg- ll V ' D s nit, 1117 Ld' 'O ' ll.-' it . ' 5, - lil' E gy. ,,,, www? Em 9 9 .- -Q is 'www - F Mn Iimxcis MCG. Nccrxr. OFFICERS S I Moui2iu.Toa Dcczcssx. McQGi'loAN. lf'l'7ll. lioxcaii,-vim'ir. Aki-as JUNIOR SODALITY The junior Sodality got off to a breakaway start in September, for it had actually anticipated the opening of school. During the latter part of August four representatives, along with the Moderator, spent a week in New York attending the Summer School of Catholic Action. There the true spirit of the Sodality and many helpful suggestions for a program of activities were learned from the Sodality's national director. Shortly after the resumption of classes, the Sodality established several committees to channel its numerous works. Those with a special interest in Catholic literature band- ed together under the guidance of Miss Creaghan and the chairmanship of Bert Akers to broaden that interest and communicate it to others. The annotated list of suggestions for summer reading is their contribution along with the annual book review contest and the numerous displays in the library. Xwith the aim of learning to think and write as Catholics, our future Catholic journal- ists formed the Publication Committee which published 'THE LOYOLA SODALIST' twice a month Under the Editorship of Henry Bonghardt and with the assistance of co- editors Burch and Donellan, 'THE SODALIST' maintained its high tradition as a top- ranking Sodality newssheet. The Apostolic Committee with Stack Gateley at its head conducted the various drives held during the year. Members Blair, Eyring and Wlheeler presented a symposium on the Catholic Home during Catholic Home week. The committee will remember especially its visit to St. Michaels Ukranian Greek Catholic Church to attend Mass offer- ed according to the Greek Rite. Keeping the works of the committees and of the Sodality as .1 whole before the eyes ol the sehool w is the work of Vlnee Smlfll 1nd llls staff of artlsts ID the Puhhelty Committee Among, these lrank Somerxllle w 1s OL1tst1rlel1f1K2, for his elex er posters The Soeul Commxttee whneh presented the plrtles md field el lys lt Bllkeheld 1nd Loyoli Collezee w is 1n the hlnds of Bill Etzel A xery populxr proyeet sponsored hy this erouu w 18 the Good Mlnners Cluh 1 LllSLLIS sxon eluh whleh met for srx weeks to trelt of Qllflwfllil Courtesy Vrewnng, the yelr m retrosyweet we see rn my exents worthy of speenl mentlon Prlnerpxl unonye these w ls thlt Irndly mornlnye In lleeemher when sexenty mne C mere ites for the unror Silkllllfy knelt 1nl ln IU 111 presslxe ceremony LOflSLLI'lfLLl themseh es Mlry knle Its lhexr uledees ol lellty were reeelxee ly l lt er lrlnels BI'lLllLy the l3lI'LLIOI' 1nd the lddress w ls elxen hy Rex ltther Reetor 'lo lend xlrrety to the reeulxr weekly meetlne sexerll euest speikers were Introduced A trlloey ol tllks on Our Lldy s role nn the llfe ol f hrlst the llle ol the Chureh 1nd our own lnes was presented hy Mr Irlnels lx Urolet Mr XX'1ll11m Drlseoll me ex 0 n Ry in resneetnyely On other oeelslons Nlr rlnels A W1 ner lne r W1 um Cost le elfesseel elle SOellllsts 'lhe Olheers who toeether with the eommxttee ehurmen composed tl C ntrxl Cnuexl wer ert ers lreleet lel x Mef mem xne Bull ltze Asss 1nt Prefeets und IOIHIDLIKNQNII1 Seeretlry lhe Nlodert w is Mr l r1ne1s Nlueent S ffl v lm MMR Du tem lle es the L the lx r x X em n Vseek Fxhrhzt llhrary Tlu memberr o flue Seufof Debzmzg Sol 1ely look on or IzIl1ef Lee Bradley em f71flZCl tlJe mipoflalzre o good gefllnef SENIOR DEBATING P 1,1111 mf X Gfllfenr Scfvefny Lduzvd 0 Clafi 1 D wld I F49 illzzmgcr jobzz j Ixelly 'Ihe Senior Debating, Society challsed up another yrctorious year as they clinched the Baltimore Debating League championship with 7 wins and 0 losses to pick boys for the Senior Debating., Team Although the other members of the society were free it anytime to try out again for the team the boys chosen were destined to do most of the outside debating The teams opened the season with a contest with the Notre Dame of Maryland girls Here it w is that the Loyola team cime through It was the Necatne They were debat inc on Compulsory Military Trunxng, for exery able bodied youth of the United States before he should attain the ace of twenty four lrom there they went to Mount Saint Agnes lt was the Claudran Debating Society against Don Fay and ohn Dohony Besides topping the gurls with scores Don Fay was Chosen best speaker as he had been in the N D M debate And then it was the Purple and Cream that fell before their stunning blows They had been out to get those St oe debaters to settle a lifelong, feud and brother they got cm md HOW' They not only won the debate but it was Don who again toolc 84 rw 'f 4- .........,. Fr, fi . '. 1. .411 ' ' . 'Y ,.., , .,,.,.... I '. ' . fc' 1741-l'v'u'Llcf1f .......,..... U f. '. . W ........ ,,,.,,.... . ' I They' got off to a running start in September with an inter-society' elimination contest ' - . ,sc ' ' , . ' V V , l v ' v Y ' , X- - x- , ' A K .x I .T V' 1 ci V. T I 1 V T. N. V 'L f ' ' c il ' 7 . ' .4 ' i ' . Y ' ' . Y 3 L- y . . V 2. . Y A' Y - . Y . ,N .T I Y YI V' . : . , , ' . , . ' ' , ' , . . Y . . ., , . J ' , v ,A v ' . E A j , v , , ' , , , ' , away the speakers PIIZC Ilnally sprlng came along and wlth lt came Cal yert Hall But the fowlers eye was sharp and so down came the Cardlnals The odds were creat but the score was three to nothlny, It was a team that the Cathollc Schools of Baltl more had left unconquered A great trlbute to a great coach' But that coach had another unconquered team the Afhrmatne Whlle the NCEKIIXC went out the Afflrmatlye stayed at home and defended Mllltlry Conscrlptlon 'lhey had the second debate of the season In the Blaltefield Llbrary they toolc on Calxert Hall 'Ihey had thelr facts they won thelr audlence they won thelr judges and they won fl'lClI' debate MIXIDE, wlth hls oratory llttle blts of wlt Iranlc G1lllK!,llCf came out on top of the spellcer s llst HI-R IFF BR-KDIIW S Mm Kflfl r THE OFFICERS Cwllw Fzlbef Lee Bndley Flmied around 151111 rom If I lo right are 01911 Iselly All! zger D011 Fly I ne Pfcffldtllf Frame G41 lagber Pfelldenli Eduard Clarke Serremry 85 It wls the same team Irlnlc Galllcher and Blll Hell th lt cue the Aenesllns 1 setblclc on the clrls return enysleement wlth Loyola 'lhe boys were IH thcrc re lclllnt, md they copped off the crown A5110 lrlnlc spoke best And St oe s clme blclc too wlth shlll we sly 1 llttle blt ot rlx llry ln ll'lClI' helrts Well there IS one flllflf., thlt we cm sly now md thlt ls thlt lll ot thelr splrltecl rlmlry lld them no good for the serltched up mother xlctory md thls tlme lt w s lt the elcpense of the Cllels Yes Loyoll h1s an undefelted te lm ln Blltlmore und ls flIlDyL,S look shc ll stty thlt wly tor .1 one tlme 'I ruellnc to New X orlc tt the cncl ot Mlrch the Iyililflllg Dons swept three ot fllf.lI' four debates wlth the top esult schools ot New York md ersey Clty Don lly md ohn Dohony defeated Reels Hleh ID 1 closely contested frly and Dohony wls xoted best spell-.er ot the fltternoon Because ot 1 technlclllty COHLCIHIHKL, tlme llmlts Loyola lost lts only debate of the yelr to Loyola of New Yorlc where Blll Hell md Frlnlc Gallacher yallantly trled to best thelr opponents Howeser Blll Hell slly lged Best Spealcer honors and the day was sased St Peter s of ersey Clty bowed to the eonslnclnf, arguments ot Fay and Dohony as one half polnt pros ed to be the margln ot .1 well earned x lCtOl'y Bob I . . I A . 1- V . ' y , . . - . V q . A 4 y U Y v , 1 I 7 Q ya G r 1 . I 2 v ' ' 4 ' .1 . G , ' 1 l rg f . 1 v . D ' l I ,A FAT: ..1 . Q , , , . K I , I D I ' ' ' l, 7 . ' . lf if - '. A. , J l ' . l 1 l' 7 L H v, , , A. L x I 1 ., 7' ,.' 4 - yi yl . Y' Y t ' ' . f. l A . I .L - ' nz . v - . - Y D yi ' 1 A l ,Ja ' - 1 . A ' l . li v A 1. S. 4 7 A 'h' h ' L 'L it ' 1 1 2 2 ' ' h- ' ' , ' ft 1 L ' . , l same team that beat the Agnesians and the Cardinals . . z ' ' 4 - 'I' ' 1 A ' ' 'ai ' l aj . ' L ea ' a ' ' 1 if ' lf ', J -' 5 . ' 1 'L ' - ' l l . . , . Q ' ' ' A ' Q ' , ' I Q ' , y- X- V l. S .' li- l' ,- :t . 3 ty , . .l , ,1- I' I A ' I ' ' I A ' . ' f l ks X- l Y . ' K ' . ' V A kr . 5 v , V12 v f ' ' ' ' 7 a 2 ' .K , V. , ' V, . Kelly, National Winner of the American Legion Oratorical Contest, took Best Speaking Honors. Bill Heil was again voted Best Speaker as he and Frank Gallagher triumphed over Xavier High of New York. The Debaters enjoyed their week-end stay, visiting many places of interest and amusement and they returned home victoriously, upholding their fine record. Throughout the year exhibition debates have been held-about ten in number. These contests trim up the debaters, keep them on their toes and give them experience. Holy Name Societies and Speaking Clubs have invited the teams as their guests But few people stop to think how one school can turn out such debaters Well they forget the man behind the lines the man who day after day trams these boys-their coach their moderator Father Lee Bradley Without his tireless efforts the debating would have been in vain His skilled leadership as an experienced orator has placed his teams in the lead So far he has deservedly seen his two years teams leave Loyola with a successful record The teams and the whole Society here wish to thank him for his guidance and wish him as much success in the future as he has always had He had worked out for the other members of the Society a very well filled and in teresting schedule of events It was seen that every meeting was to some avail Usually there was a debate among assigned members or an open forum or instruction was given Several of the members through the practice received here have made out as alternates and chairmen on the varsity teams TIMO RE C ATHO LIC D EBATING CH AMPIO Ns lt! Ing MCC p MACKEY HFIL FA ,FL YNN FITZ CK Sfandlng KF G ALLAG HER DQHO NY OFFICERS II 111411 -I v lll Lefgev Iltnv fbzl Sf Him UtGn1g1u Ebfbnl un1or Debanng Soe1ety Lnder the drrectron of the Reyerencl ohn l' Shetrdm S meetrngs of the Cardrntl Grb bons Debating Soerety were held each Mondxy afternoon rmme dlately after elass drsmlssal The Socrety w1s made up of fresh men and sophomores who were rnterested rn learnrng how to speak and thrnk on therr feet The meetings were presrded oyer by Bert Akers who was elected to the posrtxon of Presrdent of the Society Exery other week tour members of the Soclety staged a debate for the other members on some toprc of current rnterest It goes wrthout sayrng that these debates were 1 source of const mt experlence for the young speakers ind rt proyrded them wrth 1 bxckground for the many publrc debates and contests which lay before them rn the1r yerrs rt Loyolrt I tther Sherrdln polnted out the mistakes of the y p n ow o rmproye tmerr speakrng 1nd gestures Wluen debwtes were not scheduled the members of the Soclcty engaged rn round tlble dlSLLlSSlOl'lS whrch were the cluse of many he lted contentions Current topics were tlways the order of the dry 1nd the knowledge lcquxred and rmplrted by the members was hlghly beneficlal to 1ll the members Of the Society The yelr s lctnlty w 18 brought to 1 elose by the umor Orltorlc ll Contest ln Wlllfll Ehrhart w is 1w1rded the Gold Medll for the best orltlon Ind Blur the Sllxer Medll for the second best speech ot the lfternoon The thlnks and grltrtude of the members go to I tther Sherrdtn for the 1ss1st1nee 1nd trme whrch he so generously gue to the members The members of the lunmr bocrety meet rn the Recreltwn Rmwm wrth I-tther bhkflcllfl to pose for the annuxl preture Leif U 'I' if .' 1 fr'1. '. :. X ' N jf is ...' ' ',. . . '. ' f 'I '. 'y 4 , ,,. A L , .T ' 4. ' ' 'I V ' ' K . , ,ij - . A - .4 V l .Th V Y ' .1, V ,LT I xl A , ,gf , f 1- y , h' ' ' gl A I4 ', v 5 , ' K- t . Y. 4 r' L 2 ' 1 4 v .' K' L ' k' A' Y I' V l I ' 2 Sz ' t. fa 'L ' '1' speakers and gave them man' ointers o h ' t ' ' l V 5 ' 1 r 5 L ' .'. i ' ' ' 'Q Q ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' t ' . ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' Q ' 5 X- ' y V , . -' L . gs -' ,V 't 4 ' ' ' '25 ' 1 ' I ' 'J ' 1 'X J ' ' ' ' . 'c ' ' 1 A 1 ' L Q' A 1 L . 1 b ' ' ' fr ' l 4 ' 4 .'.' 'fe ' 4 ' P- 3 c' Speakmg Contests ln one of the most mterestxne 1nd closelx contested fr1ys exer to t1ke pl1ce upon the st13.,e at Bhkefield Franc1s X Gllllf.,l1Lf w1 n oxer 1 e f x o o Hflfl In w s 1w1rdee 151 Id med1l lm tl1e mehr to represent ol IN rn esu C or mtest hel 1t oreh1111 1 ew 1 C 1 1 behmd G1lllgl1Lf came lumor lohn Dohom whose 111er1ts elrned 1 sllxer 111el1l for second hes spelker of the du G1ll1g,l1er spoke on C1thol1c Lducatron 1nd uewed t fs 1 h1stor1c1l Angle while Dohom spoke on the slme topxc mel tol of C1thol1c Educmons long h1ttle w1th Communrsm SIX weeks liter rn the Annu.1l bemor Prue Delute Gtllagher dgllfl won the Gold Med1l md ol1n Dohony 15,1111 w IS 1w 1rded tl1e Sxlxer Med1l for the1r 1rgument1t1on on hllllflfl Conscnptron 'Ile hn1l1sts rn otl1 these contests w e ermxned hy lll1lUlflllfl eontests 1 ll tl1e boys selected to spe1le rn tl1e rll'lllS were spelkers of the hrghest order Don F11 1nd l51ll Hell two of Loxol1 s hest spe1leers e1rned the rxght to 1ppe1r rn the hn1ls of hoth the cbfl Ift U nmerv Dvrbzrl 1ml'Ahrf fblff' 1141 111 me Z4 fu flu me 1 H1 lfr umm P11 4 1710111 1111111 X 6111111 md ubu ljllbflllj tor1c1l 1nd Deh1te Contests Iohn M13.,ee 1nd I 1w renee llxnn were the other hnlllsts rn tl1e flflftbflill Contest wl11le Fdw1rd Cllr e md D1n1el M 1eke1 were hn1l1sts rn the Prue De 1te CbDi.,FlfLllllltlDN t 1ll the ho1s wlo se luola one of 1ts ereuest xelrs 1n the of puhllc spelkmg The jumor Prrze Debate lb llelel mnually ,md IS open to 1ll the students of the Freshman md Sophomore cl1sses who p1rt1c1p1te 1n the lCflXll1LS mt the C1rd1n1l Gnhhons Delutrng Socxetx In the 1936 Dehue Bert Akers w ls mmed the wmner hx the lwo1rd 1f three pudzees md s lXXlfLt.Ll 1 C11 he 1 fsr l11s 1ch1ex nt whxle l 11es ElH'l'lll'I w1s 1w1rded 1 S1lSer Med 1l for hrs second perform mee Two weeks before the Delmte whxch was held befm re the freshmen md sophomores four t1n1l1sts were selected rn ln el1m1n.1t1on contest Those hoxs who were chosen were Blarr Donellm Ehrh1rt and Akers Resolxed Thu An Anglo Amerrc 1n Alllance XY'1ll Promote VUorld Peace w 1s the toprc fr r the Dehlte rn wl11cl1 Akers 1nd Il1rh1rt repre sented the Arf1r1111t1we .md Blur 1nd Donellun the NLEIIINL If Lillg 1? 11 1 L! Ill! I S11 ORCHESTRA 1 ns 01 1111111 XXLFL 111111 1111 11 1010 1 18 1111 CJI'11lC.wlfl 11 18 r1o1Q1111L1 131V 110111 H111 S 1111 111101111101 A 11141 turnout 11 1111 1111111 111111 11' 11111111 1 11111 111 1111 1 11C XLIF 1o111sxc1 111111 11 11C 1111111 11111 111111111 11 11111 11 11 111111 111111 1111 111111 S1111x1 5111 1111 IIC 1111111 11110111111111 NC11LLLlCL 10 1111 11111 s ANN11111 1 .11 1 1 fl 1 1 IC 1 111 CD11 ICSIF1 1111111 1 1111 1111 11111 IIN 1111 11111 11111111111 111111 11x1rxx11111111111 17 1 111, 11111111 A110111 111141 131 51 1 111 1 11111111 11111111 1 111111 11111 111 11 111111111 1 11 1 N XXLF 111 1 1111 1 1 1111118 11 1 IC 111111 111 1 1 x 1 1 1111111 111 11111 1111 IC N1X1111 1 1 11111111111 X 11111 ll 111 1 11 1 1111111111 11111 111 C1111 1 N 31111 1 1 11 ,111 LC 1 111 111 CXCFX 111 H9 I' vfff 11' 1111113 1111311 1111. Zim. C1 1111. I7 11111, lf1.1f. J 13.1 l1'1fz1: 511111 1. -lf S1 fwfr. I'1 1.'1'1 Q 1.11. 111. 1. '1'11w11.1iJ '1 ' 'A111' 1'. 11. 1..1. A ' . '. AA. '11 111' .CV 1' 11. . .51 . 1agp'..:,'1 .'4y1...1.s1-1-.pKg 411.1 1.1 1,11-.'1. '1'1.'1.1i'11'- . '11.111A117A'.117 -11'14r -C,1'.- 111.1. A 1113 .1111 5.1 A 1111 51L11C 1' .1 11111-1 11.1y 411111111111 111 111C C1111 1111.1s 1 11'11.1y. 111111' 11.11. '-v- .1 -111s '- ' 111111.11 111' 1111 111111111 1111111 11 111111111111 1111- 11111111.11 v11'j'A A .I -1.14 Mr. 111 1. 111 A ' ig 111' 11111111 111.11s1' 1111 1111 11111 ' 111' 111c lu111u11, .1111 11111111 ix 11111- 111 15111 811' 11111111 A 111.11'1'1, 1111 ix I '.11lDl1 111 N1- '1Il1' 111.11 111.1111 c 'fc ll .11- 111. -111- A1151 1 1 A111 .. ft .1111 1115 xi111111, 1jC'l1'Q' 11'r. C.11.111i1- 12N.lI1 .11111 Ci111111A111w .1 1. 4 A11s1x. 1:F.lI ' C11 'A 11 - ..'.11 111-. .1111 1111 11111 5111 '. -. 1 A 11111 N .11111 1.11111 N1111 1111- IFO '. 1. A 5-1 A 111 111.1111 1111111111 .11 11 111 1 111. 11 11 ' 5' '.1 1143 ' l'OI1C'. 111, H1 - 1319 '1 THE LOYOLAN The Loyolan hls rolled hot off the presses xgarn wrth 5chol1st1c awards Xes the paper has seen ln lts second year a marlced lmproxement oyer last yelr s 1n1t11l efforts XX 1th lts repullr run of four to slx pages put aslde the Loyolan came out thls year wlth ln lncompzrable ISQLIC It was a full elght pager and only Loyola cm boast of such lP1PCI'lfll9l6 It w IS 1 new hand whneh steered the shlp durrne the plst yelr lm lustrng, one of the most school spxrrtecl men to leaye Loyoll held top posltxon IH the stxff box l mryglmt hue me cnt nreht ifter nrght out here at school but he stuclc to hrs guns And the whole of Loyolc rexllzes that 1m really lcnew how to run 1 plper 1nd he lcnew how to w rrte h1s edltorl 1ls too And then there w is the assocrate edrtor Iranlc Gmllagher He was busy thxs yexr talung oyer the annual but he stmll found trme for the new spaper For hand IH h 1nd wrth Iranlc 1m got off to h1s runnmg start It was lranlc who lcnew the 1ns and outs of 1 paper He hld been through rt last year and drd hrs best to help malce the Loyolln what 1t IS todly But f1r lboye thelr tllented efforts flr lboxe 1ll they could hue exer clone 1nd flr mboye 1ll thlt they dld do were the truly experrenced h lnds of thelr moderltors Mr Herbert Blum 5 1nd Mr Robert McAllister S lt w 18 thelr efforts 1nd 3,,LllLl mce th lf rused the Loyolln to 1ts lllgll llterary st mdlrcls 'lhe stlff and the whole of Loyola here wrsh to tlnnlc them for thelr worlc It w 18 under their help that the Loyolm on whose stlff these boys worked reeelyed so much flme These boys want to wxsh therr moderators 1s much success and eyen more than they h ue had rn the past I fl, f .Iliff f,, , 'fffe r, fl ffwhff 41 ff fc V, 0' we 111 4: if Seated let to rtght Gallagher Arfortate Edttor Fuxttng Ed1tor1nCb1ef Fay Sports' Edttor Standing letto ftgbt Sbettle Burmefr Manager Clarke Neuf Editor Mr Mrfllluter Moderator Hell Co Feature Editor Meadou Croft Copy Editor Markej Co Fe :ture Editor But a newspaper depends ever so much on a workmg stah' as the Loyolan had There was Sports Glances wrxtten for each 1ssue by Don I' ay the sports edrtor It was his plottlng plannmg and wrltmg that made the sports page so highly acclalmed by all Nex er lacking an expresslon a word he would wrlte the sports page and make the vlctones look glonous and make the defeats look like vxctorles The sportsmanship and school spmt of the Loyola student body was fostered through hrs work and the work of hls asslstant B111 Kneaxel The ads kept commg m too jack Shettle was responsible for thxs He took care of the busmess end of the Loyolan and a very good lob he dnd mdeed Dan Mackey and B111 Hell took care of the feature department The credlt for our human mterest stones feature stories and lntervlews goes to them They were ln there battmg every time an xssue was m the makmg to concoct somethmg novel somethxng mterestmg to wrlte ln thelr columns Don Brah handled the make up plottmg the paper wlth the utmost care and an eye for a well deslgned page And we cant pass ow er the artncles Off The Record by our jxve artists B111 Fmgles and Ray Scannell They were really ln the groove But what about the news? Yes the news edxtor second to none but the edrtor deserves armfuls of crednt A jumor by rank he handled the asslgnment of the stones wrth a skllled hand Wrxtnng some of them and rewntmg others kept htm busy day after day He deserx es a lot of credrt Ed Clarke And so does john Mclntyre who sxlently and unnotxced dlstrlbuted thousands of Loyolans to the students and to hundreds of the Loyolalumnr Lxkewnse a crown of credlt goes to Leo McDonagh for hrs exchanges Issue after lssue his column was rn days ahead of tnme Yes the Loyolan had a thoroughly actrve staff With xts news wrrters Rodge Kmes Don Hagan joe Henry and many others lt has risen to the height of a great paper Loyola halls them all with a big THANKS 91 1 gf -I r r 4 1 r 1 ' 1 1 , - . - 1 1 '4 ' .. H - - 4 ' . , . ' 7 v r 7 ' - v a . . . Y , . , . ' 7 , . 7 . Y v . - U -, -- - - t f Q ' r a ' a 1 'L 1 ' 1 . . . . , , 1 - , 1 a 9 VIII1 1 11 4 11 I I1Nv In r 2171 LH THE FRENCH CLUB 111 l1c llfSI IYILLIIDI' IS n1ntl1 yur ol Lxxstcnu umlcr tlu n1o1lLr1torsl11p ol Ru Xlclllllllli I g1n llmc purposc ol thu rlulw rx to ILQILIIYL norrut IDFOIILIULIIIIOII 1n1l Ilucnq III 1on1crs1 tion 'llu ofhncrs clentnd for thc currcnt yclrs were WIIIIIII1 5 lxnclxcl Pruldcnt Wlllllm Strukcr Vxcc Prunlrnt oscph L Hnnry SCLFLIIFI md All1n I-llrrls Flre1s urcr In tollomng the custom ot tormcr yum tha rmmbcrx ot thc org1n1z1t1on NLll3SCI'llI7 to L lr1m11s A L1 P 1 1 lrcmh nuxsplpcr p11lwl1sl1L1l In Toronto C101 1 Smcc thls p1pcr nontuns 1rt11lns on pruant ll 15 world xlfurs It l11s proxulul vxond crful uwlstlnnc lwoth In lI'lIlSllllOD md lltllllfllig 1 modcrn lr1n1l1 101 llWLIllfy Durmg t1c yur tl1L mcmlwrrs mo tr1nwl1tul 111 wort storms III our tcxtlwoolv A lrcn1l1 Rcldcr lor Bnkglnncrs All the mcrnlwcrs lwclng ln their hrst yur ol lrcnrh thu rlulw l11s lun 1 xpcual help IH lurmng the foumlltlon of the l1ngNL11g,c Tha mcmlxrs msh to cxtcnd thexr srncercst thlnlu 1nd ipprcumon to l 1tl1cr L1n1g,1n for lux cusrlus vxorlx lnrl 1L1lLldf1LC Vkhllll hls m1 lc thc lrf.n1l1 C lulw not onlx 1n Lnlox 1lwlc Lxpnrlcmc but 1 wry lwcnefirul 11111115 92 SE, 'Q 2 Rrffv. lf, L.: ggfwd. S ll 1l1. IU, I.,IfllAQ.Iil. S, Hzjm. Kf11.111l. S' . 'I IYIII S life' ', HJ, . Il I 4. lxlllfx. ln l ' early part ol thc nchool ycnr the lfrcnch Cllulv l1cl1l t A ' I ,, ol' ,tj ' 1 A ' ' ' 1 . n l ' . A A. .Lllllkh , S, Cd U Ll I 1 'L I Ilzgcn, 1 I A ' ' 1 A ' A 1 , lg gglg, l- - ' fill. gy A l' l , A :Ar 'J sf, ff O I 01,11 All 10, LITERARY COMMITTEE OF JUNIOR SODALITY The Literary Committee has been one of the most actne branches of the unior Sodality during, the past year Reading., of Catholic literature and mliuencmg others to do so viere the aims of the orgamzmon Three mam projects were carried out to attain these effects The group actnely participated in both Catholic Book Week and Catholic Press Month The third project was the distribution of an annotated list of book selec tions for llrst and Second Years for summer reading During., the year they celebrated the Cardinal Newman Centennial by exhibiting 1 rare copy of the Apolocia Pro Vita Sua Discussions on the life of Cardinal Newman were held and were based on the book The Red Hit by Cox elle Newcomb 'Ihe members of the committee haxe obtained much enjoyment as well as great assistance from their use of the lrbrary and association with the librarian to whom they wish to extend their sincerest thanks and gratitude. 3 Ol I ICFRS Prcsndcnt X mm x C cn: Vue Pruldmr I IRON XX ac M Q Trclsurnr ax is C0111 uw I 1 ll CAMERA CLUB the yeezf MR Grokcr Hrss Sj ,,-X Nader :tor In the month of September past Loyolas first Camerl Club was ll'l'lL1gL1l'lfLLl under the guldance of Mr George S Hess S As the months progressed the elub aequrred 1 darkroom 1nd outhtted lt from the elub treasury Here the boys were able to deyelop prxnts rn thelr sp1re time The most mterestrnp lspeet of the tlub vx IS the monthly contest with the vunnlny, pneture hemp reprodueed ID the school newspaper Also excur slons were ttken throuehout the year to polnts of Interest to proxrde SLIlfll3lC subyeets for photoyerlphy Sexeral members took nnformal snlpshots for the sehool yearbook In the yelrs to tome neyer will those few elubmen eelse to toreet their enjoyment 1nd wonder zt seexny, therr hrst prmt 1 pexr under thexr mevperneneed yet hard veorknng hands nor wlll sexerll eyer forget the dlslppolntment on seemy, thexr hrst negrtne ruined Howexer under the eareful f,L1lLl1l'lLC of thelr moderltor md elubmltes they learned how to eorreet thelr mrs trkes Most ot the members hue long been ardent umerz fans 1nd sexerll h ue shown PFOITIISC as would be professlonlls 'Ihe um of the Clmem Club has been to rnstruct nts members IH the newest md best methods ot dexeloprng and Pflflflllg out standlng, pletures The Crmera Club members vslsh here to thank publrely Mr Hess for hrs ysork and guldince as Moderator The rn ere1sed knowledge of photography earned by the members sprmas from hrs llbors durlng the year 93 The tforee ze 111111 IZ gf pbotor of M X an ggi by ABQ H4-Q i y vw' U 'w-... M,.,.,,,,-M L :led I If rlg I It ull 1 bn lm HJIIIQLY lvwl G llllgb v Ldlfrn H1 CJIL Av Hufui 111111 lv num Ill Ile! A ULIIIL lfdllrn 51111112 In ug!! rzngbm R gel IXIIIL Ld Sz lm: 67 Burnie c fruuzllllzl Dfw I1 S 1 It E 1101 ll ,Muzi Co L fllzke lp I Ill! THE YEARBOOK 1.05011 vxxll lone rememlwer the l9l6 Annual ls one of the largest md most In color scheme the llree Semor XXfr1te Ups these and mtny new md enlarged features helped make the 1916 LOHOIA 1 llstlng memory ot the Cliss of 46 and thelr four yearb tt Blikefield ,lHl Lnnmu Llllffll 111 Cfmf lRAINKlS Y Gu I ac HI R y, Bfmmu .M 111 :gel joH1xI SHFTTLI Smzfr Edlfm lDONALD E In' flllfltllfl. L INN WHIAMW j H111 lxlllt Up Ldzffn WARRI N E COII ll me Up Chu CHARLIS QONINOLLH ' 1 52 fa! AI fmnlulmzz Dnelfm Lf ff Bulplf 14,0 JOHN I' MCINTYRI Al 43,0314 r 96 .6 a ' sf.-1ff f f J. ef sfo IJ. 'v -r 1. f I ft Wf- lz ff' B. , ll d 1 -, 13' 61. .H f ' ' '. .zd',.1effl J .' Al all UdI '1' 'A fl. 5 .AE '. I 'lv ' . 4' x, fur '. elusive Yearbooks ever to he puhlished ut Blakeheld. The 168 page layout, the two 5 ' T. 1 E 1 X , f .X ' 1. 1 fd' ' tg 1.,, . . 2 . . I I 14 . I . I , . - N lf 1 I 1 A' V r If , . . . lr' . M U - ' ' ' ' 'I 1, lo 'lf v 4' V E 0 '. fll, Apporntments came early rn September Mr Herbert S Baum S I the Modera tor announced that Francrs X Gallagher had been appornted Edrtor rn Chref and ohn F Shettle Busrness Manager To Donald Fay Sports Edrtor goes the credrt for not only hrs fine Sports Sectron but also for hrs all around ard rn make up and page layout Warren Cole Make up Edrtor was responsrble for the tollectron of the many rnformal snapshots and for comprlrng them on the rnformal pages so clercrly Wrll Herl contrrbuted the use of hrs extensrxe xocabulary rn the ,ob of Assocrate Edrtor and he capably managed the Socrety Wrrte up Department Charles Connolly was a pornted Senror Wrrte Up Drrector and he supervrsed the staff of 18 wrrte up men and he john Schaub Ray Scannell Charles Braun and Harry Kohlhepp made the final selectrons assrsted by Edrtor Frank Gallagher Perhaps the most rmportant job rs the work of obtarnrng ads copy patrons and cuts Thrs was ack Shettle s Department and hrs untrrrng work was rewarded wrth the fine ad sectron rn the rear of the book But ack drd not work alone Brah Smrth Erchelman Schrllrng ankrewrcz Schwartz Shaughness Sellmayer O Conor Lehnhotf and Krnes all contrrbuted therr share to the mammoth job of handlrng the ad and busr ness srtuatron Behrnd all of thrs work and steady torl was Mr Herbert S Baum S the Moderator who gaxe many hours rn workrng out the many complrcatrons and drfhcultres that arose rn the publrcatron of the book Mr Redmond McGoldrrck was Busrness Moderator ?l T66 .Ssfqf bflef gp for 4 pfffgre REVFREND WILLIAM LANIGAN, Se.1Ied.' Hvrlffmrm. F11 L.111ig,1l1. Kifzlefu. SI.ma'iug.' G.11l.1gber Modemlor Sf.1l1IIL'H. Failing, Cole. SENIOR WEEK CCMMITTEE The members of the june Graduating Class joined with the Accelerated Course Seniors and staged one of the largest and most impressive of all Loyola Senior Weeks. Under the experienced hand of the Reverend William Lanigan, plans were formulated towards the end of December and all was put into readiness for the official Senior Week festivities. The Big Four Events of the annual celebration were the Senior Breakfast, the Senior Class Banquet, the Senior Promenade and finally the long awaited commencement exercises, held in the Library. Chairman of the Week was Charles Connolly, who joined with Father Lanigan in arranging the details for the theme of the Prom and in obtaining the Orchestra. The Week was opened officially on january I3 with the Breakfast and was brought to a close with the Commencement Exercises held on the 23rd of january. The credit for the success of the occasions goes to all the members of the Com- mittee who worked behind the scenes and performed the many small tasks which are so necessary for the success of any worthwhile activity. The thanks of the entire Senior Class goes to Father William Lanigan for his incomparable advice and steady toil which sparked the entire Senior Week. 98 INTROIBO All AI.'l'ARl2 DEI Rezerelitl ljdilnzm' A. Kerr. S. celcbnzled Mm 7 Hfll-1 S.Zi'l'fflii'e nf If e zlltleri. Senior Class Breakfast The lfamilies of the january Graduates traveled to Blakefield to attend the Sacrifice of the Mass and the Senior Class Breakfast On the morning of january IS, 1916. The Mass was celelarated hy the Very Reverend Edward A. Kerr, Sl., President ot' Loyola. Henry CQ. Evans capahly handled the joh of Chairman and he per- formed a commendahle task in making the hreakfast wholesome as vvell as entertaining. Each Senior was given a special tahle and his family joined him at hreakfast at his tahle. As usual. Father Lanigan was on hand to make sure that all went as was planned and he contributed a large share to the success of the endeavor. lfw Swffffrw .mtl Meir llzfuiliw :re itrreif fin-.1if',1if in 'Nw Re- ' N 3.5 i'7't'.!fjfUI Rmfm. , a '4 3 QQ . Fl fa TQ? J, ' I 4 ?40 0 iii 'gm 11 H11111fl1111 111 llf llf 1 111 113 111111 11111 11 1 ll 1 ll 111 I1 1111 111111 X11 11111 1 XX1R 1914111 11 Y!1 1 1111111 1101111111111 1 1 fc 1 111111 Lex, 111 1 111110. H U 1' ' c 11 , ,'. SENIOR CLASS PROMENADE I-111,l1l15,11t1n5 the 1916 Senlor Wfeek Progrun wus the annual Senlor Promemde vslmh was held ln the llbflfy it Blikefield on the exenlng, of lmuary 18 from nrnc untll one the next mornmfx Amndst k1CLO1'1f101'1S N1X1L1ly lllustrltlniz, xxlnter secnes 1 75 nouples 11 lnned to the musxe of C 1rl Hlmllton 'I he Senxor Promen lde xx 18 led by B111 Ixngles Churmln of the' Semor Wfeek md lns lttrxetue plrtner Mus He1en Hotfmelst er The partners of the Imuary Griduanng Cllss renamed beau flflll neekllee fuors The punt unix, Ioyoll In Ihe Vifxnter Llffy SlT1lf11 LlLlf.,l1t the ldmxrlntg telxnees of 111 present Onee 13,1ln lltlmer I lnlean s L1l'Cf.L1I deeormon nude the prom one ot the most enyoy 11316 exe ninags spent 'lt 1s1.1kC11C111. c' ,ff 1 fl ' m1',11111'.. 1111ffr1 UI 1 f L fl L7 Il Her let! ffu lilllfflff 1 1 If SENIOR CLASS BANQUET Nlext to tl1e Commentement the h1pp1est 1tf11r ot the Senlor Xkeele 1et1x1t1es seem eel to he the benlor Cl1ss B1l'lC1L1Lf vshleh tl1e benrors themselx es 1tteneleel on XX'eelnesel1y exennne mulry Us 1916 ll1FOL1aQl1OLlf tl1e 1ne1l uhleh xx IN prepueel hy the Loyol1 Xlothers the Rlxers Ch 1mlwe1s L11I'fCf furnlshetl the n1us1e1l entert11nmer1t After the turkey ellnner tl1e benlors hlentleel thelr XOILCS 111 1 selettlon ot 1ll t1111e tnorxtes mel 1tter l1e1rt1ly exl1111st1n5, thelr lungs they hroueht the song test to 1 elose with the tvso sehool songs Cwuest spe1leer ot tl1e l1lI1ClLlCI xx ls Doetor oseph C 1st IKLHI who eue the hols 1 LllFllPSC ot the Serxlee Llte 1l1e1d ot them 1ntl he Cue them 1 texx pomters on how to tlo well rn tl1e berxree ClllflCS Connolly the t0lNll1IlStf.I' tl1en lI1lI'OelLlLLLl Ir1r1t1s X C 1lll5,l1LI' uho re tl et to mlnel tl1e lll7Py 1nt unusull lUtlLlCl1lN of our tour ,CIT stu ll Loxol1 l 1 lxerr 1ntl l 1tl1er Comer, spoke xery lwrletly 1ntleont1sel5 ml 11e their hest xushes tor 1 suteesstul future: , '-tt.y.x r' 7- Jr' Il, Ctrl , I' 612 , ,.'I' j fffllllf . .' . 'ffl' i.l.Ig ,L fm Llllildijl Coffzmezzremezzi 'I flff,w,1i IL wp im The riiriety-lourtli iommemement ol' Loyola High Sihool was held in the lihrgry .it Blakelield on the everiing of .l.1l1Ll.lfy Zi. 112-16. 'lihe exercises hegm promptly .it 8331! P. M. with the proiessioii ol' the lluiilty .md Cirilduntex .im the Orrhestm played Pomp .md C.lfLiLlIU5I.lDL'C.H 'l'hom.1s 'l. lDeihpwq' delixered the Vxledicrory .md he reflected xery xharply the thoughtx .md feelinzgx ol' the CSr.1du.ires themselves. The Very Reverend Edward A. Kerr. 5. 'l.. .lVk'.lI'ilCLl the diplomas to the Clrriduatex .md .ilxo awarded the honors to the oiitshmding memlwers ol the Clmx. The .iddrem to the Kgr.ulu.iIex was delixered hy rhe Rexerend .lohn E. XY'ise, S. -I.. who is the Dem of the lfu-ning School .lt l.oyol.i College. '57 nvfifgifs V? -E -2 , . 1 W nf 3 ,cf ,EQ in , K if 2 5 , Ln, ff.. 1 1, 'Q -v' V. uf ' Q5, f i. gif, :H - 'V 1 .5 , .gf xg Wan! 6, aye' 'W 4 fi'-gf ,' f i.l!7izl1'fr fpeg, V? 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U ff , . u,- 'xy If 1 ' x ' k V154 3 54 Q X hm :fx I QVH-ri :icuii 4 ll lllldfll Hell fllllfll In the jmrlu llbltb rdzwlfru Ihr www! he 111111 JOSEPH E FARACE Crlled into hrs country s serxree durrnyb the sehool term of 194s rr oe serxed rn the armed forces for two years before he returned to Loyolr to complete hrs edueatron thrs ear A serrous student a competent athlete 1 smell fellow joe reflects the sprrrt of return mg, yeterans vrho are eompletrnys therr educa tron rn all Helds of study HEARST CONTESTS Through the efforts of two of our outstandrni, sraduates Loyola vron hoth the Annual News Post and Sunday American History 1nd Oratorrcal Contests In a thorough wrrtten Hrstory examrnatron held at the Unrxersrty of Baltimore rn late Noxember Otto A Klrer emerged xretorrous oxer a field of 300 of the States top history students and receryed a S500 Bond for hrs aehrexement Loyola had besrdes the top wrnner fire other boys who won honds Not content vrrth the State Crown rn Hrstory Loyola as represented land Prrze rn the Annual Hearst Oratorrcal Contest Herl went on to the Natronal Semr Frnals rn Bos ton where he was awarded second place For hrs feat he recerxed a S500 Bond Congratulations to both these boys vsho upheld the honor of Loyola and brought her the State Crown rn History and Oratory 1 j ' t V l 1 A- ' 7 , C t .X-7 V . ' ' ,aff 6 r ' ' 1 , r i I' r Y 1 v - -1 I s ' ' Y, y f - ,S hy William Heil, won the Mary- L . I . 7 Y . , V 7 7 7 r 1 . '-4 K K l. Aft,-sf-f, J 4,2 V ' I Y r D .S f O , S ' , 4 .O ' , O ' V 7 r L' r ' A y i . 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'l1q. standing. the 1945 edition of Loyola's football machine will go down in the sChool's L ' .12 .31 , ' ' 1'-V ,iw if ,AL Ai in 4 - ffff T- 'f'- - it -'H-.U-I C11-C.'.111l. 1 1 5.111 1.11 ,a ark Enror rrorer ffl Loyola :lx pointer o Jeamn ugazmt Delone on a 4214711 dash LOYOLA 35 DELONE 0 The Hrst game of the season saw the Dons oxerwhelmmg Delone High in a 33 0 contest at McSherrystown Loyola was in command all the way displaying a xarled of fense and a fighting line ack Ensor tallied the first two touchdowns on long runs of Kmgpm rn the allnlelzc relup d5.flfI Ing Mr Anthony ZPIIF S1 IJ Ed Horgaden capable ootlmll and bdjffl ball coarla Tuo nme State grid umner in 43 and 44 bu learn lhlj year lacked only evpenence to make Il 1 umner 10 42 and 81 yards off tackle the latter beautiful play that found him outdistancmg the entire opponent backfield Bobby Wil hams scored a pair of six pomters also the first on a 20 yard pass from Al Perelli and the second on a fixe yard end sweep in the final period Alert Ed Sldlowskl Blake field center intercepted a Squire pass and dashed 35 yards to fashion the winners fifth score johnny Desries converted suc cessfully three times from placement MCDONOGH 13 LOYOLA 7 After outplaymg their foes throughout the first half the Blakeflelders dropped a heartbreaking 13 7 decision to McDonogh in the initial conference tilt at Pnkesvllle With Williams and Bob Barry standouts on the attack the Blue and Gold hut paydirt in the second stanza in the form of a 25 yard aerial from Perelh to Williams Dex ries booted the extra point gnmg Loyola a 7 0 ea But the big Cadet line played sensational ly in the final period and pax ed the way to 1 A f I . .HJ . 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' ld. 9 nbu Dau Img Ed Szdlfzz L two scores Wenger tallied from thc one yard lme for thc first score and Benson added the wmnlng touchdown wrth two minutes to go on a center plunge from the two LOXOLA 18 GEORGETOWN 0 The Dons grabbed their second non conference outrng ln easy fashron by drubbmg Georgetown Prcp 18 0 at Blakefield Bobby Wlll18mS was the brg gun rn thc Loyoli attack figuring ln all three scores After grabbing Perelh s pass for the first score and after bucking ccnter for the second tally he heayed a sensational 65 yard pass to Bob Barry for the final touchdown POLY 27 LOYOLA 6 All Marylander ack Targarona proxed too big an obstacle to oyercome in the second league tiff and Poly earned a 27 6 dec1s1on before a huge crowd at Grbbons Ireld The husky Tech backheld ace tossed four touch down passes to personally account for thc wmners mar gm Loyola held the yaunted Engineers to two scores in the first half but a safety and another palr of paydlrt pitches accounted for the margin of ylctory I-largadcn s charges scored ln the final fiye mlnutes as Wllllams crash ed right tackle after a pass and lateral play Bert Akers to Bob Barry to jack Garland had set up the score FoREsT PARK 13 LoYoLA 7 the Foresters as the Dons falled to score after a long drrye was ruined m the last 20 seconds on a fumble on the two yard lme The Blue and Gold racking up 13 hrst downs outplayed 1ts foes throughout Buckholz scored early in the first quarter for the Green and Gray after Roberts had grabbed the ball on the 31 as Wrlllams at tempted to pass Re1nke s placement was wide Recoyerrng a fumble on the opening kickoff of the second half Loyola turned SIX lme plunges lnto s1x polnts the last of which saw W1lllamS crashmg right tackle for the score Desrnes perfect placement sent the Dons ahead 7 6 Howeyer Buckholz agaln tallied on a tackle slant from four yards out following a long pass to the fiyc yard lme Buckholz added another point by catching Relnkes pass for the point after touchdown In two mrnutes the Blakefielders moxed from their own 34 to the rnal two yard strrpe Only forty seconds were left as Al Perelll twrsted off tackle on a reyerse play Almost across the final white lme the little back suddenly fumbled and the Foresters recoy ered to win the game , .. K. , ' s vt ' A 1 . V' ' y - f V' , , S 4 f . 7 ' 1 - - ' , ' ' . ' ' 5 . 'Y Y ' A ' z A ' ' v A 1 i L h r ' r , .. - r. Y - , S . J f ' 1 .T , 1 l D . Q Y. ' 7 A 4 Y -T U Y . c c q I c -L ' f ' A I ' , ' ' - T , Li 4 V Z The Loyola-Forest Park scrap ended in a 15-7 win for . ' Y r ' I , 'i v - 5' ., ' 7 A , .- , V . . 7 ,, g . I 7 l' ., . , ' ' 1 'f i ' V . Felix McGuigan Ned Ward Henry Butla jolm Denier PATTERSON 19 LoYoLA C Patterson emerged uctorious by a 19 6 count in a rough and wild contest at the Stadium the following week Al Doory scored the first two touchdowns for the Clippers after their vaunted running attack bogged down when deep in Loyola territory Then Damian Alagia blocked Bob Maeby s punt on the two from which spot Williams scored a moment later Drck Trax aglme registered the Hnal tally by intercepting a pass and racing 50 yards Mr ST joE14 LOYOLA 13 Opening the Catholic series at the Stadium against St oe Loyola spotted the Gaels 14 points in the first period racked up 13 itself in the second chapter and then tried desperately to score in the second half but failed as time ran out while a final surge was in full swing ohnny Geppi raced 50 yards on off tackle smashes twice in the opening stanza and 1m Kirchner added the point after each score to hand the Purple a 14 0 advantage in the second canto But Loyola suddently countered for a pair of six pointers as Bob Williams again was the pace setter After a 40 yard march culminated in a center plunge by Williams for the first tally and after Dex ries had booted the placement perfectly Loyola came within a point of tylng the game just two minutes later Williams threw a lofty pass to the right sidelines from the 30 yard line and Bob Barry made a dandy catch as he leaped between two St oe defenders and raced to the score This set the stage for the all important placement Devries calmly booted the ball which looked true enough but the Gaels rushed in to smoother the os al and nullify the attempt Both squads fought desperately to tally in the Hnal half with Loyola domg the deeper penetration The Dons went to the 20 twice only to lose the ball on downs ST PAULS 38 LOYOLA 7 St Pauls cleser aerial mmded Crusaders pounded out a 38 7 win the following Friday at Mount Washington After spottmg the home team 12 points in the first quarter Loyola flashed to a quick score as Williams passed to jack Dowling for a 30 yard payoff pitch Dew ries comerted successfully Howexer attempting to strike through the air lanes Loyola left itself wide open for interceptions on which the Crusies capitalized to score frequently in the final periods LOYOLA 20 CALVERT HALL 13 I The annual Thanksgiving tilt AlPerrelI1 Bob lV1ll1am.f agalflsf Called' H211 saw the Dons Bob Barry lark Emor 7 r . . . , . .. 9 .7 Y . . . . . . , , 9 9 a I , v 7. . . . . 9 , .J 1 . , . . a 1 x x v , ' s , . . v v 1 r' r V . . a . 1 ,Ja . . . . .i- , N . . . . af-if-3 v . ,.. r 4- L. 11f1 ll P11 1111 I3 131 11111 ll 11111 K lz'111,,jL,, 11111 1 ll Ixrnll 11111111 1 111 1 IL 1111 111 1111 111 1 I 1111 1 111 1111 It 1 1 IL 111 111111 1l111 1 111 Il 1 11 1 IP 1 1 1 1111 1 0 111111 11 1111 fijl flashmg then' hest form of the season as they eonslstcntly outplayed 1nd outteaxned the Cards on hoth fllell' runnlng and passxng plays Bohhy Wllll8mS md uk Ensor were the offenslxe sparks for Loyola whale the line performed admmthly on defense SlX,'1I'd llne In tvso plays WlllldmS crossed the hnil vshlte llne for the hrst touchdown Dexrles tddcd the point from PllLCITlCI1f The Bl tleehelders seored .lgaln ln the seeond st mzl IS the result of 1 long., mirth when Ensor lugg.,ed the leather xnto the end zone from 15 yards out lDCXI'lLS plaeement lttempt was hloeked 1nd the half ended mth the Blue 1nd Gold 1he1d ls U After WlllldmS again seored nelr the Close ot the thlrd qutrter on 1 rexerse lround end and Dex nes 15,.11n eomerted Calxert Hall suddenly tame to hte Plt Corrxeln un 1 1111! 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'1 ul . ll .11'd, U11 1 1, ll' III -. lj .' l3.1'1'., MG 'g,111, .'l1,gl,J. 51.1 '15, S1117- 11 1 ', 1l1.1. 11 111 IQ, leased a fine passing attack that culminated in a pair of touchdown tosses and cut Loyola s margin to seven polnts as the Dons were ahead 20 13 Hargaden rushed his first strlngers back into action to preserve the lead which gave his charges their first con ference wm of the campaign Bovs TOWN 26 LOYOLA 0 The highly touted Boys Town club unbeaten in eight starts visited the Baltimore Stadium to battle the Dons before 20000 fans The speedy Nebraskan backs shook loose several times and the Father Flanagan outht was victorious by 26 0 Ken Morris flashy Negro halfback was the hero of the game as he dashed 88 and 99 yards to touch downs the latter the longest run by any player this season at the Stadium Although constantly behind Loyola was far from a pushover as its attack clicked nice ly but fell short when near the goal line Williams and Bob Barry teamed to make the aerial attack outstanding while sub back Bernie Miller excelled in the running depart ment The long and arduous season found the grldders drsplaymg gradual but noticeable improvement Bob Barry and john Dowling blossomed forth as a pair of hard workmg pass snatchers Sophomore Felix McGu1gan was one of the most improved players of the year and teamed well with Captain Alagia at the tackle posts Henry Butta and Gene top notch center workmg well and hard in the pivot slot In Williams Ensor Devrres Ward Tierney Perelll Garland Miller and Akers the Dons had a good supply of backs In Callahan Granese Terry Wells Flury and Proctor they had a capable batch of re serve lmemen In Ed Hargaden and Ned Barrett they had two of the best coaches in the ci Humbled often yet newer beaten until the final whistle Loyola s football stalwarts look forward to a year of retaliation triumph and championship hopes in 1947 Aegro rtar jack Mornr to 99 yard paydlrt .sprint agamrl Don! jark Ensor gallop: 15 yardr for T D agamr! Caller! Hall ar MrGu1gan gen et to flop Corrigan Stack were two of the hardest fighting guards in the State. Ed Sidlowski proved to be a 'ty. Q r' K r N '. . . ' aff i v he . , JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Chalkmg up a parr of xxctorres agarnst four losses Loyola s unror Varsrty Football Team drsplayed real promrse 1n nurturrng possrble sarslty material for the comrng years Coached by Bob Trarnor and George Buchness ex grldders from the 45 champ squad the jayxee clan was XlCfOI'lOl1S oxer Grlman and Sex ern whrle bowing to St joe Mc Donogh Calx ert Hall and St Pauls The mltlal league test was played agamst Gxlman and the yunlor grrdmen fought hard to earn a close 8 7 dccrsron Len Shabdach s 40 yard aerxal to ack Geaney and a safety late nn the third quarter produced the Don s scoring A week later St joe grabbed a 13 6 vrctory rn a conference clash at Irxmgton Loyola racked up uctory number two by tossmg a paxr of forward passes to con quer Sex ern 21 13 The Admirals scored frrst but ack Scally heased a thrrty yard ass to Shabdach to knot the score Scallys plunge gaxe the Dons a 7 6 lead In the nal a paydlrt prtch and Loyola was ahead by 71 6 In the closlng mrnutes the Lrttle Admrrals opened a drne which pros ed good for sex en pomts McDonoghs unbeaten Cadets contmued therr vunnrng ways by drubbrng the jayxees 34 7 A Shabdach to Scally pass plus a comersron gaxe the 1un1or grldders their lone score rn the second quarter but the Plkesulle lads prled up too brg a margin to ow ercome In a hard fought tussle at Blakefield Loyola dropped a tough 26 13 decrsron to Calxert Hall The Cards scored two touchdowns 1n each half Bxll I'1nch cllmaxed a lengthy home team drne rn the second penod when he swept the flank for a score Dase Shaffer bucked for the extra pornt Shabdach s pass to Frank Szmanskr and the latters trek to paydrrt fashroned the second score rn the thrrd perrod but the opponents proxed hard to stop and regrstered twlce more rn the final half Closmg nts league schedule the jaywee clan lost to Samt Pauls rn a 20 0 txlt at Blakefield 114 x ' r ' ' L I f 4 ' 1 6 5 period, Shabdach forwarded to Emmanuel Alcantara and Scally hit Bill Gaudreau with . Y X- . L Y B. Y N . v . k Y , - . . 1 ' 7 ' e ' , ' V X ' 'S ' - ' Did lj! 'S L 'Mft 'I I A vb z ,fl rf 1 ' fly, ff I VARSITY Coich Ed Hlff.,1LlCH flshioned to ccther 1 spirited bind of experienced hoopsters to represent Loyola on the baslcctbill court for the 1945 46 com paicn 1nd his charges paid off with eight conference sictories in ten out ings falling, short of the prix ate dm sion chlmpionship by a single point In oscr ill competition the Dons won 18 gimcs while dropping, sescn Threeycir XCICTIH Billy Iercuson xx IS choscn clptun of thc court clan and mth him Hirciden placed Bobby Williams Joe lxme Bob Barry Tony Durmowucz and immy OConor to form the nucleus of the team All were members of last year s aggregi tion Filling in capably in reserxe roles were john Dowling, Bill Brader, Reds Lambert and George Franz. The courtmen opened action in early S. CATHOLIC CHAMPIONS lfgllr I f fff, mf, or ljj' BASKETBALL December against numerous non con ference quints and found only modcr ate success with three wins 1nd four losses before encountering: Mcllonogh initial league foe in Mid january C.zp!. Bill Fergu ron All-Mc1rJl.u1der Kane ,erabr relaouud aganzrf ll!'DOI10gl7 With Ferguson and Durmowrcz hitting the hoops consistently Loyola rushed to a 16 4 lead ox er the Cadets and were nes er behind after that McDonogh played on ex en terms in the middle periods but the usrtrng Blakefielders vshrsked the cords for 20 more markers in the final frame to easily grab a 52 30 decision Ferguson scored 19 points to lead the basket barrage while Durmowrcz ranked next with 17 Ferguson vas again high man in the cord wishing department as the Blue and Gold thumped Mount Saint joseph 23 I9 on the Loyola College floor The Gaels suffered their first conference setback while the Dons racked up league triumph number two St joe held a 12 10 halftime lead but failed to protect their margin rn the final half as Loyola took ox er in the third period and remained rn front the rest of the way Two sudden defeats at the hands of St Pauls and Calxert Hall forced the Har gadenrtes to fall into third place rn the pm ate drvrslon standings as the Crusaders and Cards took over the first two slots The St Pauls tilt played at Exergreen saw the xrsrtors race to a 25 7 halftime adx antage then apply the pressure in the final period as Loyola cut loose a determined ra y Smooth passing and good shooting paid off for the Howdy Myers five in the first two periods as Bill ohnson caged several important field goals The home team out scored the Crusres rn the last pair of quarters but the huge gap could not be closed in time johnson was high man with 15 points while Ferguson garnered nine to top the losers Pat Corrigan and Dom Antonellr were the Cali ert Hall lumrnarles as the Bahrmen grabbed a surprising 48 34 clash at Ex ergreen Loyola enjoyed a 11 6 lead at the close of the first session but sharp shooting rn the second and third quarters allowed the Cards to move ahead by 17 points The Blakefielders rallied mildly in the final period but the xrctors failed to slow down their basket making and were not threat ened Once again Ferguson and Durmowrcz were one two rn the scoring parade tallyrng 14 and 11 Barry d lerlr ball SI Pzulr baffle lxmt HI mid! of Czdel 11111 CFS 1e1p11t111I1 A11t0111II11 15 11011111 111111 AIth0111,h ll thu pomt thc 111111 1 1h1n111 ot 1I1 IIIFOFIIUKL, 1I11111p1011 St I'111I 1 XKLFL 111111I1n1I1 1I1111 , H 1111I1n 111111t11I 1 11111 Ilglf 111 pmt 11110 IL Ilk 111mIw111 KK 1111 1111 LLILL 11 11 1 I0 011 11011 11111111 t01,1th11 Iv 1011111111111 111101111 0I 1111 I111111 t1It1 0 101111 111tI1111 1 1111 01 IIIIILXIHKL tI11 11111 111 11I100I t1tl1 Attcr 1I11p011111 of P11I1 bLIlOOI ln 1 11011 I111111 1tf111 thc BI111 1111 CIOILI 111111 110111 INCIIIHLI t0 LIFLIIN 1 111111 to 10111pI1t1 I sf OLIULI 111011 ILK 1 HOOULF tI1 R0I1n1I P11I1111 I1r11z11I to 1 lll L11 11111 th1 hrst I6 11111111111 01 pI11 hut 1111 0111 1 Ill tl! 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' A . v ' V V V , . . .,, V' Y '. . .4 ly V A , Q - t . . , , , A t THE BIG SIX lxme Bum Fergulmz Il 11111111 DIIVUIUZIH' Ofrmor lead was dlYlLl6Cl between St Paul s and the Dons each sporting an 8 2 record George town Prep bowed by 48 16 ln a return mltch as Loyola vnrote stanza number thrrteen ln its Consecutlxe uctory song The necessntatcd playoff trff wls staged rt Ewergreen before a capacity crowd Both the Crusxe and Blue CILIIFIICIS were tense ID the hrst period which ended wrth the Myers boys ahead by two points St Paul s then rushed to an 18 8 h llf lead as Charlie Compton and Kergler comertecl often Thls ten pomt le 1d was cut to shreds as 1 fightmg Loyoll fixe marched back deter mmedly and tred the score at 21 all midway of the third perxod Irom this pomt to the hml gun 1t wls 1 mp and tuck battle The count was knotted three times nn two minutes before Compton shook loose for 1 hook shot under the basket and Bob Getzendanner sank a charrty toss to make the score 55 Q with only a half mlnute rcmarnmg Bob Barry grabbed the bxll and sent the crowd wld wrth 1 sensatnonal set shot from twenty feet out that whisked the cords Loyola stole the ball rn an attempt to wrn the game and had Its chance as sexeral shots were taken Howexer the gun vsent off before another pomt wls scored and St Paul s won 35 54 to gain the prnate dlXlSlOl'1 laurels for the thxrd consecutne sexson Indeed Loyola wlll well remember rts 45 46 court team one that racked up the longest wmnxng streak of any Maryland scholastic squad one that was denxed the trtle by one po1nt one that fought to the end with all rts mnght 114 l l v ' ' ' . . . . . ., . . - I 1 r y ff . , . . e 1-If , f . ,- - 1 f 1 1 ' 4 ' , . . 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' ','f X , 7 ' 3 Y , . aj we Slmdmq My Ivrgwzl S Sully uobfuz Gnlmd Sbttblll Served Brzder free e Glzeuw Bndtlnzm JAYVEE AND FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Under the leadershrp of Captam Bob freeze the jaysee Basketeers got off to a slow start droppmg thelr first three league games to Mt St oe s St Paul s and Calx ert Hall Gnlman was taken mto camp by a score of 39 19 The breaks controlled the rest of the season the team losing each of the next fue games by an as erage of lcss than three baskets Grlman was lgaln defeated 46 22 and Calxert Hall dow ned 1n a closc test 28 22 Lack of a regullr practnce floor spelled thc dlffcrence between a good and a poor season Freeze and Iastner sparked the team mth thexr Hne play whrle a newcomer to defenseman Spl1tt1ng a pau' of games w1th Patterson Park by a basket 1n each game the Irosh team then bogged down to a losrng streak whlch found them at the end of the season mth a 2 to 6 record Captaln McHugh showed Hne form es en 1n defeat wlule Holthaus and Brlzer were rmproung rap1dly at the seasons close Two games were dropped to Trmomum by 16 25 scores and Mt St joe s put rt on the Freshmen to the tune of 20 48 As w1th the ayvees lack of practxce floors took 1ts toll but the sprrrt and rmproxc ment shown by the team members gn es promise of 1 Hne source of ayxce maternal next season Frerlamen Sltllldlllg Mr XIIKQIIH Sj Lzurente Ilollbarur Sher hm Sezled Cufduuz MtCuml Ixnbg B11 er l t . .' r '. 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'lf l ' , Q y A Sldlldlllg Smrlrlell Mgr Oailer Povzllour Ixagler Cdfllkj Commr Gutrly Mr Gr! ll Isneel mg Corrigan Smith Lore Bruyt Bradley Boulap VARSITY ICE HOCKEY Again coming? through with a hard Hphtrnf, danpcrous team the 1946 Loyola hockey entry completed the season with Exe wins in eight starts ending, in third place behind co champs Forest Park and Mt St oseph Defeating, exery sextet in the scholastic lea gue at least once Coach Henry Griffin s pucl-.sters wound up thc campaign hy losing a tie for the prep title by one goal The ice Dons opened the season with 1 6 1 trounclnf., of Calxcrt Hall With Gene Corrigan three year seteran sparking, the tcam at his center post thc winners were nexer threatened The starting six were 1ll slnters on last year s squld and fl1shed rmpressixe form for the year s hrst circuit tcst C aptain Larry Smith dimlnutnc sparkpluf, and Boulay were handed the starting, assignments at thc wing, posts on elthcr side of Cor rigan Frank Lose and Bob Bradley held down the defense lohs whilc Carl Brust tended the net Scoring, twice in the first scssion and four more times in thc last stanza Loyola clinched the clash early and Mr Griffin sent his rcserxes into action throughout the later stages of the game Gene Corrigan opened the scoring, on an assist from Boulay just 52 seconds after the opening, whistle and captain Smith countered to put the Dons rhead to stay Lose Stack Gately md Boulay finished the scoring he last named tallymg twice on 1. beautiful shots that eluded the Card goalie Hensler Defending, thamp Iorest Park eked out a 4-9 win the following I Friday at the Sports Centre in a nip-and-tuck tilt. 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Bum Bob Bradley and Doug butherland gaye the Ioresters a tvso goal lead early rn the second perrod but George Corrlgan retallated at the fiye minute mark and Loye tallied m the last frame to t1e the score Hovs ey er wrthm three mlnutes Leunson and Sutherland hrt the webbmg and Larry Smlths beautrful goal rn the wanrng mrnutes left the Blakefrelders w1th 1 one pomt deflcrt as the Green and Gray etched their 1n1t1al conference trrumph rn the re cord books Wxth Doug Cayce playmg an outstandmg game Poly gaxe the Dons thelr soundest thumprng of the year wmmng by 6 1 Loyola s lone score was made by Gene Corrrgan early m the mrddle perlod At thrs pornt Mr Grrfhn began to use hrs subs more spanngly alternatrng joe Conner and Bradley and sendrng Ceorge Corrigan Stack Gately Leo Oaster and Bull Pontius ln more frequently The next league trff found St oe eollldlng wrth the Blakefielders m a thrrller that ended rn confuslon and wls protested by Loyola The Blue sextet held the upper hand throughout the early sttges of the trlt as Boulay and Gene Corngan turned on the lrght rn the first and second perlods Howeyer Dlek Dutton stellar Gael center personally took oy er m the hnal frame to knot the eount at 2 2 Wrth fiye mmutes remamlng Dutton hut the webbrng on 1 shot from the left side 'Ihree mrnutes later he was gryen and conyerted a penalty shot awarded by the referees who Charged that Goalre Brust had elbovyed hrm whlle IH the act of shootlng Thrs decrsxon was destlned to become the most drscussed subyect of the prep 1ce season as Loyola rssued a formal protest to the Maryland scholastrc assocratlon chargnng that the shot be ruled out srnce the penalty rnflrcted was not mcluded rn the rules belng used by the schoolboy loop As the game turned out St oe went on to vun ID 1 - second oyertrme sesslon by 3 7 as Dutton agarn scored on 1 solo dash from has own blue lme The rulmg of the scholastic board was gryen at the monthly meetlng held seyeral vyeeks later Opening the second round of campargnmg the lcers drubbed Calyert Hall for the second tnme by a 4 7 score Three goals un the second stanzr gaye Loyola the game Front Line Senior: joe Baulru Gene Corrigan Larry Smnb , ' , y 1. 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' ,'., Y C ,M 4 Y 'v 7 s . , A , :I fy V V 7 1 1 All Maryland purifiers Gene Corrigan and Fr :nk Loze as Larry Smith oc Boulay and Stack Gately dented thc clge with trmely shots Gene Corrigan etched a goal into the records between a pair of Cardinal shots in the final perlod to complete the scorrng Frank Love played a mars elous game on dcfense and Brust was effective ln thwartmg enemy attempts Gately and Conners were gn en first strmg jobs for the return match with Poly and the skaters won a well earned 3 1 tllt Loyola pushed across a score ln each of the ten mmute periods holding the Techmen to a lone score ID the second stanza Gene Corrigan played a fine game for the wlnners accountmg for two of the goals and helping Smith score the other Cayce was responsible for Poly s goal scoring on an assist from Roache The prep committee now ruled that the St joe Loyola game protested by the Dons had to be played oser from the point at whlch Dutton was gnen the penalty shot This was at 8 OZ of the th1rd period w1th Loyola leading by 7 1 This left the Blue and Gold rn a mathematical chance for thc State tltle and they faced a blg job the following week when defendmg champion lorest Park was met on the Sports Centre rink Loyola os ercame a 1 goal deficit racked up two scores itself and kept abreast of the Foresters in the third frame by scormg another goal to wm a 3 2 decision By rts triumph the Griffin clan won undisputed hold on third place and kept its title chances alne Stack Gately and the Gray s star Doug Sutherland exchanged goals to knot the count at the end of the first period Gene Corrlgan then put Loyola ahead by smkmg a long shot at 9 45 of the middle period and Larry Smith up ed the count to 5 1 a few minutes later Mason Cameron closed the scoring with only a ew minutes remaining ln the game The hnal Friday night card of the regular season saw the Dons battling St oe m the protested replay tiff then clashing nn the second round battle With the schoolboy championship at stake both scxtets played heads up hockey and turned in the hardest fought sessions witnessed all season The two minute encounter found Dutton missing the penalty shot and St joe missing all others for the remalmng time Thus instead of a Gael wrn Loyola was awarded 1 2 1 decision However St oe won the regularly scheduled test by the same margin This left Loyola with a 5 3 league record and left the Dons m third place m the final league standing Forest Park prouded the next opposition nn the opening round of action m the annual ice playoffs for the Harvard Cup With Gene Corrigan leading the offensne Loyola put up a spmted battle but fell to the more expernenced Green sextet Corngan performed the hat trick as he sparked Coach Gr1fi'ins charges but the Foresters put up a stalwart defense m the pinch and walked off with the game by 1 score of 6 4 Although numerous members of thrs year s team will be lost through graduation the skaters look ahead to another profitable campaign a year hence 125 1 - 4 f'. . 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Nagin!! lr G-Ufyh wwf ,-, 2 Aw fblfg JUNIOR VARSITY ICE HOCKEY Qapturnng ereht eonferenee entmelements mthout a srngle blur to therr name the yunlor sk lters elme through vylth the first hoekey erovsn to be 1VtlI'LlCLl to Loyola The tutoring task for the team vsas fulnlled under the eaplble hands of Mr Henry A Grrfnn who preced toeether 1 smooth coordlnatlne team from mostly lnexperleneed matenal Calyert Hall was the hrst to meet thelr fate before the Blue ind Gold s sueeessful team to the tune ot 7 1 The whole term played efcceptromlly vyell for thelr first en eounter drspllynnf, fine team vsork 1nd rbrhty PI'OLCCLllI12., llong., rn rapld stride the ylyxee Dons handed the lorest Plrk sk lters 1 3 l setbiek 'lroubled vuth 1 I 1 tle lt the outset of the list Sfillll the lTll2,,l1ly uek ster team sank the nee for two markers before the fin1l wyhxstle North Ayenue 'lelm by 1 6 0 yerdxet Goihe Reds Curran turned IU the flrst shutout ln front of the net IS he constantly stopped all enemy thrusts Hangnng to the top rung of the ladder at the end of the first round of the seramble by defeatlng the lrungton Boys 3 0 the yayfy eesters played therr hnest and most vxell executed game of the season Gomg 1nto the final chapter with no score the Dons broke loose and for the first time really appeared to be the ehlmplonslup term vylueh they turned out to be Brelknne up the seoreless tle Due MeCourt took a pass off the stlek of Blll Kneayel and runmed xt home A fem mrnutes later Chuck Besehe reeelyed a erease shot from Due ulth Wl'1lCll he also dented the net Wxth tnme running short ble Ben Cook slrpped one past from the blue hne and then alded by iek Langgood kept the puck ln enemy terntory for the remaxnder of the bxttle The yayyees eontmued the rout of league foes by tramplmg, C rlxert Hall 8 0 lorestP.1rk 5 l Poly 5 0 and St oe 8 5 A reeord of torty polnts to in opponents slx IS In enulble and hard to be xt bolst but rt ns rlso unfor5,ettable that the Grlffin el 10 possess ed the lilgllt' s l1ILL,l1LSfIllllC'I'lD Daxe Mefourt . .' I 4 -1 . A . . U 'U al ,' . ' ' W , ' ll ffm L ' of, I' Klx-fr A I ' ' I 1 , .I . A- I s K A 2 7 A A N, ,' I ' , ' Y l N. ' , ' , , - , ' , , ', - ' I ' 4 .J ' 7 'Q J . ' ', . 1 1 I l K 1 A ' L 1 Y . ' X. , - ' , 4 'V ' A ' . ' ' a 2 ' I '. ,K ,' L' A. ' , K- t . , : A 5. .-- Q . 4 2 - 'Aa ' ai J. H, - '1 p Q Qt ' ' li Y' ' t 'A J ' A ' A 1 ' 1. Poly was next on the list for the Dons, as the threatening rinkmen whitewashed the , -' 11 F - , ' V A- . B- . V, ' ' . X. , - 4, A 1 i . A 7 I I ll , ' Q ' , 1 v we 'Q ' . , , - z . ' ' ' it ' - I 'I ' ' ,- . I ' A it W 1 ' ' . '4 ' Q . lligfl www 1111: Dlff ml Maryland Scholastic, Private School anal Catholic Champions 1.1 JL.. Stwdmg Mr Hel VI IJ B um Sldllll rhl Semeihy Iohlr U 1111 mir Mclntyre Manager Mrddle Roz: F nz MrC rmnk Bme Bnllmgf iz G1 me c DAle zndro Carmody Siephenr Irnzl Rou Ihnmmfz I zefh Slllllh rL!QllIOI1 VARSITY BASEBALL Coach George Helfrich marl-crng his twenty fifth year as Loyolas blseball coach celebrated his diamond innryersary with 1 gem of 1 bill club that swept through a stiff schollstic schedule in creat style The xarsrty team cuned the Maryland scholastic pr x ite ind Catholic ch lmpronships with ease dropping., only a single came that by one run while riclcrng up nine XlCf0I'lCS two in the city wrcle finals against Patterson Helfrich called on xcterans rm Carmody rm Stephens and Bob Wrllllms squad men Paul Bauer im Bullrncton Don Semeslcy Larry Smith Ed Sidlowslci and Buddy Vaeth of the 1945 team plus 1 number of newcomers headed by Tom D Alesmdro to round out his roster Bauer was elected clptarn of the diamond Dons ind the sandy haired senior responded by pitching the team to xrctory rn all sexen conference wins Vaeth a stoclcy holdoxcr from a year 130 'assumed the catching, duties to round out the battery Williams moy ed from short to third and Crrmody tool. oxer short while Semeslcy hmdled the first base duties with D Alesandro at second The outfield lineup w as Stephens Bullington and Smith with Srdlowslcr rn reserxe Gilman was the first conference foe in a game played at Blalcelield Bauer proxed the hero as he pitched and batted the home forces to uctory Besides spacing out two straight hits he clubbed a single md a three run home run to pace the attacl-c in the D s win l 75 C ft Pml Bmw ' - , nf- r-- ' 'F A i l , ,' , f I , V. , I K , ' , . 1, . ,, ' , '. . . . , f. 1. 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L' Coach Helfrleh s lads traseled to BlOOlDlI1g,LlHlC 1 week later md ruined Calxert Hall s le1g.,ue debut with 1 COHXIDLIUE success by a 5 3 count Bauer hmxted the Cards to a trro of safetres while the Dons lumped on starter Georg,e Thomas and his suc eessor early to earn the xerdlet By defeatrng, the highly touted Redbirds the Blakefielders found themseh es ln the drner s seat of the prn ate dn nsnon scramble By combining, g,ood pitching, by Bauer md timely hitting, the Dons downed St oe the defending, prn1te txtllsts by 1 6 3 count at Irungton For four innings the g,,ame was a nlp and tuck affair with Bauer and the Gaels Al Sokolowskr hooking, up in a t1g.,ht pitching duel Howexer in the fifth the Mount flmger lost 1ll control and efifectlxeness and Loyola walked off wlth a 6 3 uctory Each team collected a half dozen hits McDonogh s fighting Cadets became the fourth le1gue uetrm as Bauer handcuffed the Gray team on three hits to win a 3 0 declsron at Plkesxrlle The entire team played well with Buddy V1eth and Tom DAlesandro e1eh with two hits pacing the slu gmg jim Curmodg ower Gilman Bauer blanked the Roland Parkers completely until the Hfth inning., when a walk double and wrld pxtch brought rn two scores Bob Williams triple following an lnfield safety by 1m Bulhngton ggaxe Loyola 1fS first run Carmody then singled Williams home with a hne single to center The Helfrich clan built up a 7 0 lead early and coasted to 1n easy uctory as G11 Hooper and Harry Parr were shelled from the mound Calsert Hall s dang,erous Cards were downed in a 6 4 tilt at Blakefleld mowmgb the team a notch closer to the sectlonal championship Bauer althoug,h m trouble on a number of occasions held the Red team in control Wltli the seore tied 1 4 1ll in the slxth Larry Smith doubled to right 1nd Bud Vleth unleashed a powerful home run to center field to win the 6 4 decision Loyola now needed only one more xlctory to elmeh the prnate CllXlSlOl'1 elnmpron shi The second St oe Clash saw Dan Donohue the promising, soph speed b1ller of the Purple team spacing out three hits to earn a 4 3 win ox er the Dons the first and only loss dealt to the champs all year Paul Bauer battled the Gaels and an impending storm that broke up the battle twice with a cloudburst H was meked for only four h1ts but faulty fielding, and consistent wrldness wrecked the Blakefield cause Bob Wllllamh triple scored rm Bullmgton rn the first and lm Stephens batted in Whllrams w1th an in field out Stephens narrowed the marg,m to one run with a home run to ngbht field St Joes wm oxer Calwert Hall and Loyolas 6 5 declsion from McDonogh gase the Helfrlchmen the prix ate loop crown Tom Thommen started the Cadet jlm Slepbem' i '- 'g gs f . ' y 1 vs V r ' ' ' A 1 r ' ' ' . - U1 V f ' - I v A y ' s J . Q Q V 1 . '. ' ,Q 1 s g C, , . . Q l jg I . . . ' 'V l i ' V v ' ' ' 7 Y - g V i ' ry V . . , , . I . . . 1 , . , , , . . - - . Y . Q Y Y , , ' . 4 ll' I , 1 , - 1 R . . f, l The Dons popped the lid off the second round schedule with an easy 7-2 triumph . . h , 1 L 1 V. y 1 . Y , 7 Y I . l . ' V. Y , W Q A . 1 . . I , 7 . . I y I 1 L' Y 1 4 -' r r ' ' ' -K ' fi' - I ' - ' P' .. ' . I , Y 5 - t , - 1 . my V . 7 B . l ,' Sk. , ,. , . . s Q. A 7' . .Y I V' 1 1 7 v '- - t1lt but Bauer entered in the third inning md galned eredlt for the win This gase them the right to play the public section w1nner Patter son Park nn the hest two out of three series to decide the State title lm Carmody s smgle droxe in two runs in the first lnmng of the first tilt hut a h nteh of errors gaxe the Pats a pair also and the eluhs battled run for run through five Innings to 1 5 5 standstill ln the top of the sixth Ioyoll pushed across two runs and wnllsed off wlth a 7 5 sueeess Bluer held the Clippers to 5 hits It was the same use of too much Bluer and timely hitting that gaxe the Blue and Gold the State title in the second tllt of the Conf? Ge ng llellfltf scheduled trio set The small moundsman gaxe up only four saftles among eight strllte outs and Loyola won 2 O Both talhes came ln the fifth chapter when Boh Wllll8mS drose home two runs wlth a hard hounder oxer seeond with the hases clogged The State champlonshlp was the first garnered hy Loyolr slnee 1959 It was a httlng ehmlx to the twenty Hfth xnnnersary of Mr Helfrleh Working hard with a group of hoys who possessed only medloere ewperienee he eonverted them into a championship h rteh in two months Mr Helfrnth his been gurdxng the dnunond destlmes of the sehool smee l92l In the last eight years his teams haxe guned at lelst the dlxlsnonll pl lyoif sex en tumes Setting a precedent in high sehool athletxes the Cl1lIT1pl0l lSl1IP nine Sqlllfltl off wrth a ehosen all star eontmgent seleeted from the numerous sehools in the elty hoth pubhe and pmate Bauer was ehosen is the first string plteher while Qrrmody Vreth md Bulhngton were named to the seeond team with Williams on the third strung Loyolm salutes the ehampronshxp Dons 1nd xts grext Coxeh for 1 ,oh seeond to none 127 l A 1 , , 7 K - . , . . - 7 . , L . , . 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Shu e fu JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Although handicapped by the lack of a field for eyeryday practrce the yunlor xarsrty nme ney ertheless swept through a rugged season w1th good success Mr amcs I Mul downey S has undertaken the coaching dut1es of the team and managed to piece to gether a heads up ball club As 1 prc scason practxcc gime thc yayyccs earned a ll 4 triumph oxcr Maryland Training School 'Ihe vcholc team played vsell for the seasons first tilt md Dcnglcr Rutkou ski and Juarcngesscr 1ll got 1 chance on the mound to determine the number one hurler McDonogh vms the hrst XILIIIH to mect its fate before thc cnthusrastrc ymyyee clan Ed Rutkovyskx and George Irmz formed the battery as the yumor team connected for six runs while holding the opposition to three George Baucrnschub come through vuth a timely home run and Rutkowx ski fanned fourtcen of his enemies The Dons cked out 1 thrilling 5 4 mn oser Calyert Hall with Rutkowyskr again sparking the battery Bill Boteler was the mam attraction with a round clout and tvso singles plus dmmg in the extra marker which made up the difference The third league fray siw the yayyee squad lowering its colors for thc first time as St oc triumphed ll 8 it Bllkcfield Getting in trouble in thc Hfth inning Rutkowskr was replaced by Bill Dengler vsho capably took oy er his dutlcs Patterson Park bow ed to thc fast stepping Blakefieldcrs in a 9 3 Clash at Plttcrson Dengler spaced out three singles for the winners Boteler clubbcd a homer to plce the offense Doing the infield vsork are Lee Bardelman at shortstop Dick McGram and Bill Boteler at second George Baucrnschub at third and jim Wxntz on lirst Chasing the H165 are Dick Doyle Carrol McCourt and ohn Kogler Iranz is the number one back s pp r 128 VARSITY TENNIS After a shaky start whrch saw them drop two conference trlts Fr Lee Bradleys tennis stalwarts rallred and grabbed a number of league xrctorres to complete a hrghly successful season Poly and Forest Park downed the Dons by rdentrcal 5 2 scores rn the first two lea gue frays as the Blakefield squad farled to hold up rn the doubles department after ex cellmg rn the srngles sets Numerous combxnatlons were put to a test by Fr Bradley rn order that he mxght acqulre hrs best netmen Calvert Hall fell before the rmproved Don swrngers to the tune of 6 1 as the wlnners dommated all drvrsrons of the match ohn Magee who had earlrer won the annual tennrs tourney to emerge as the number one man was a star m both departments whrle captam Bob Bradley rn the number two slot also performed admrrably Bradley Magee Bob Mrller QNO 3, jack Gunning and Eddy Mlller formed the first srnglrsts as the Dons trounced Grlman 6 1 at Roland Park The doubles de partment also handled xts sets well An undefeated Crty team met rts 1n1t1al league loss at the hands of the hard fightrng netmen by a 4 3 count Pr Bradleys boys played consrstently rn all departments and As the season draws to a close the team seems ln better shape than exer playmg a fast smooth game To Fr Bradley goes credit for a job well done to the members of the team goes the ment for another successful campargn Sflfldlflg Fr Lee Bradley Htlllltff Ixuukel Lrlley Anderton Bauer Bzlrer Slmmberger Harney Allffllllg Rlre Tomplm Alzgee Miller Bradley Glllllllllg v . . , v , Y , . . , - . . , - 7 . j , . , . y . . V, . , . 1 ! S ' Y . 1 ' 1 ' ' richly deserved the coveted victory. . Y , ' ' . , Y 5- ' v - - S- 4 ' 7 . 4 -' 1 . l ' V r r ' v r r r 4 ' -'Q-1 1 . ' ' .' ' , ' I, . , ' , I -, ' , THE FOOTBALL FATHERS CLUB Taking its shape from the mind of Father Nicholas Murrty S and its body from the followers of Loyola sports teams the Loyola Football lathers Club was in augurated in 194-1 Its membership was at first composed of fathers of football players but soon this restriction was dropped so as to allow the fathers of ill Loyola boys to yoin the club Starting off with the enthusistie support of all the flthers its achieyements belied its age for in two short years it has accomplished great fl1lI'1yL,S for Loyola and its students Its first year was noteworthy for the two sports banquets tendered to the Loyola teams at which sweaters letters and appropriate tolsens of merit were distributed to the players 'Ihese banquets were repeated this year and the attendance was so larzce is to necessitate the hiring of a larper dining hall This year will also be remembered for the opening, of Blalcefleld on the Bay a summer camp for boys sponsored by the club The C amp is situ ated on the Choptmlc Rn er on Maryland s Eastern bhore and fine housing, tn ideal camp site Here the Loyola spirit which h ts drawn so many boys to the High School will be implanted and fostered in the interests of good sportsmanship well balanced mental development 1nd clean Catholic hung The Club has proxided mtny nights of needed relaxation for its members and the large attendance at the meetings shows how yalued are these occ tsions for a few hours iway from business cares lrom 1 charter membership of about twenty Dr olm A Buchness was elected President Mr Harold Williaiiis assisting as Vice President Mr Laurence E l'nsor was xoted 'l reasurer and the minutes were lbly compiled by Mr Lucien L D Gtudretu The pros erbial bread cast upon the waters has returned two thousandfold as the membership zoomed past the four hundred marlc Such great achiey ements for so short a life forecast great accomplishments to follow as the future of this organization unfolds lu 9 ' . 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' PATRONS and Mrs Anthony D Angelo and Mrs Lours Dardozzr and Mrs Edward A Daugherty and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Judge Joseph and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Joseph G Dans M Dautt S T Dempsey ohnJ Dengler D1 Domenico Rolrnd Dex nes Howard E Dowlmg ames A Downey Charles R Doyle Mlehael Duggan John J Dyer Melun Dzrwulskr Cllnton Easton J Eckert Sr Rayrnondl Ehrhart oseph Elehelman Ired A Emm Lawrenee L Ensor Brlg Gen and Mrs Henry C Exans and Mrs ohn Eyrrng Mr Mrs r r Mrs I' and Mrs Lueren Gaudrelu and Mrs oseph N Gelpe Mlldred Gellner and Mrs C Clement Grlbert Andrevs Grllen Loretta Grllen and Mrs Carl W Glaeser and Mrs Leo Goldhaeh and Mrs P Graham and Mrs Wesley H Grihn and Mrs Carmrne Granese and Mrs Leo H Green and Mrs Mlehael I Greene Bertha P Gunnrng I' and Mrs Herbert R Hall and Mrs Irank P Harbln and Mrs Melxllle 1 Harrrs ames S Hart H B Haske and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs oseph I Hrsselherger and Mrs Hulland ranklm Hearn and Mrs Edward A Hell and Mrs ames Iarace and Mrs ohn A larley and Mrs ohn W Farrell and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Theresa and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs George C lay r Edward lay Sr Y W Faulkner Frank A lelld Wrllnm lrngles Martin A lrseher Vlntent de Paul lltzpltrrtk George llury Flynn G D loster Wlllram lrmz Frank L lreeze Rose Frey r and Mrs George A Frredel and Mrs F Edwm Fustrng Mrs Ellen M Gall lgher r and Mrs Thomls K Galxm and Mrs Edgar Gans and Mrs Mlllllil Cmzhorn and Mrs ohn A Garland Mrs Mrs Mrs AlbertJ Henry and Mrs Arthur B Hrser and Mrs George H Hoek and Mrs lred Hochwarth A J Hoffman and Mrs Henry M Hoffman and Mrs Ch1rlesJ Holthaus E R Holthlus C Hook and Mrs Clrl A Horn and Mrs HenryJ Hudson and Mrs Charles E Humes and Mrs Wrlllam Hunt and Mrs oseph A ankrevuez Conrad anrsh and Mrs Louls ra I' M oyee and Mrs Howard W ungers M W Kane Peter Kangas and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Drnrel Kauffman George Keene -1 Mr. . Y ' Y- . 2 Mr. . ' . I Mr. '. J 5 . ' A Mr. . Y . . Y ' Mr. . . M . . . . ' Mr. . . , r. M . Y ' Mr. . . J Y .. ' Mr. J . Y - Mr. . . 5 Y 5 ' Y D . - . ' Mr. z 'Y ' : Mr. . . Mr. . I. ' Y Mr. r '. 5 . 2 Mr. '. J . . Y Mr. '. . ' Y - Mr. . ' . Mr. ,. . Mr. '. 'N r Y Mr. . I. Y Mr. . . . ' Y Mr. . Y' ' 5 Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . I . ' . ' Mr. .. . , . Mr. .. Y' I. Mr, . . I. Mr. J 3 . Mr. I - . Mr. .. . . Mr. . I . Mr. Y Y' Mr. '. A ' I. J Mr. ,. 1 'Y. . . Y. : B. II . ' ' -. Mr. . J ' Y M . . . . ' Mr. . I II Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hennigan Mr. .. J . I ' . Y Mr. .. J . I Mr. . Mr. . '. Y . I J . Mr. - Y . Mr. . Y I Y, . Mr, .. I Mr. . . . I ' Mr. . . . Mr. . '. I 4 ' . If Mr. Y . Mr. 1 '. ' 'z I' Y J Mr. . 2 . 1 S Mr. . . ' . . . 1 Q Mr. . ' 'Y - ' I' 1 Mr. . ' Mr. . . YY I Mr. I: . I Mr. .. . Mr. . . . I 5 Mr. L ' . 5 Mr. . ' 1 I: Mr. '. ' ' Mr. . ' . I Mr. '. J 5 .J 'I ., Mr. J ' M. . Y Mr. . Mr. . . ' ' ' . I. . J Y '. , 2 Y - MF. . ' Y I D . . 1 . Y' Mr. . . Mr. Y' . Mr. - . Y . Mr. . 1 'Y w ll Mr. 1 '- f ' Mr. '. J . t . Mr. Y Y - and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Ella M and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PATRONS T Mxchael Kell john P Kelleher ohn L Kellerman john L Kelly Sr Noah S Krcld Charles E Krmmel Charles R Kmes Francxs E Krug Edward Krnlem joseph S Klrhy Frank Kleln Anton Klrer joseph Koch Michael F Koczorowskr H j Kohlhepp S Salem W Kourey Olner Krastell Wllllam L Kreller Irym Kunkel oseph Kunkel T E Kyne I Leslle Laird C j Langgood Larkrn Edward H Lauttman H Lawrence Edward L Lehnhoff C V Lemmon oseph L Lewns Samuel A Lmdung Ferdmand I Lnnhard and Mrs Anthony j Lnszewskr and Mrs W G Logan Ed Lollman and Mrs erome A Loughran Mrs Charles R Lose and Mrs T Lutz and Mrs john H and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs 135 Maurlce F Mackey Macsherry ohnA Magee III Harry Maher Thomas F Maher H D Mahon ohn F Manruon B Marcxano Daxld L Marley Mr and Mrs Andrew C Man. Owen j McCay and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Leo T McCourt Edward P McDermott Leo C M McDonagh Thomas A McGrath john F McIntyre Sr I j McKew Mrs amesl McManus T Howard Metzger S and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Francis A Michel Harry W Muller Henry M ller and Mrs W C Mntchell and Mrs T R Moesle1n and Mrs joseph B Morris and Mrs S H Montgomery and Mrs H E Moran Sr and Mrs H Gerard Mueller and Mrs ohn V Mulyey and Mrs Irank Muller and Mrs R j Mungoxan and Mrs Edwardj Murn and Mrs j T Murnane Mlsses Honora 'md Mary Murnane Mr and Mrs joseph P Murphy Mr and Mrs amcs Clarke Murphy Lt and Mrs Leo A Murray Sr and Mrs Leo S Muth and Mrs oseph Nowakowskn r and Mrs john A OConnor and Mrs E OLeary Edward OMalley P OMalley Wrlllamj OMeara and Mrs S Paska and Mrs G10 Batta Pescetto Hayes Pitcher and Mrs W1lhamE Pontlous Sr and Mrs Theodorej Potthast and Mrs Charles Prahl and Mrs Burton Proctor jr and Mrs George W Profhtt Mrs Sara Proyenza and Mrs E A Purcell and Mrs Edward B Rehbert Mr. . . . Mr. . j . , Sr. Mr. . . Mr. . . ', . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. .. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. 4. . Mr, , , ' Mr. . . , . Mr. , ' ' . ' Y Mr. .. T. . Mr. . ' ' ' . j . ' Mr. , . ' ' . , r. Mr. . ' Mr. ,. . ' Mr. . Mr. I ' i , jr. Mr. . . . , r, Mr. . . . ' Dr, ,, ' , Mr. r. . I' Mr. ' ' , Mr' D D . f MF- '- l ' - Mr. .. . . , . Mr. .. ' Mr. H 1 Mr. . J ' Mr. -. J . I I Mr. . . ' Mr. '. 7 ' ' Mr. K. I. ' ' Mr. .. . . g ' Mr. . . . Mr, . - 'A Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' E Mr. . . . g , y , Mf. f. j ' . I Mf. l Mr. . h ' Mr. j J ' . ' Q - I D . . ' MF- '- ' - Mr. .. . ' ' Mf. . . Mr. ' Mf- - Mr. . ' MY. j . 7 ' Mr. l ' U ' '- A . ' Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr, I ' , , . j Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' . ' ', . MF. .j . , Mr, I , 1 ' MF- - Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. 1 , . Mr. . . . Mr, 1 , Mr. . . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' . PATRONS Mr and Mrs Charles Reed osephl Restryo and Mrs H Rrehl and Mrs Alexander B Rohr and Mrs Edrorn Rommel and Mrs john C Rowan and Mrs T E Rupp and Mrs Harry M Ruth and Mrs E Rutleowsslu Walter Sangtrnettr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Edward r and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs oseph M Stannell Phrllp Scardrna L Sehanhereer A Schauh M oseph Scheurleh Martrn H Schrllrny, Lours A Sehnerder Phrlrp Schw 1ah Henry O Schwartz Charles SLl1VSCli.,CI' Mr 1nd Mrs R Spellaey Mrs Laura Stack and Mrs Walter Steffens md Mrs ames H Stephens Sr Ind Mrs Wxllum T Strrel-.er Henry Sweeney ohn Tanner and Mrs Bernard E Terry Sr and Mrs Raymond Threme and Mrs Henry L Thremeyer 1nd Mrs Thomas Thommen Sr and Mrs Stephen Thompson r and Mrs I' B Tomplsrns 1nd Mrs Georpe W Vatels Mrss Betty Veazly and Mrs Wrllram Starr Vrneent md Mrs Charles C Vogel r and Mrs Vrctor Von Rlnteln S 1nd Mrs Hugh E Wagner Mrs Elrzaheth T Vfard and Mrs Weston Scrrmeer Mrs joseph N Seifert Mrs Catherrne E Sellmty and Mrs Lours Sellm1yer Mrs C Semeslty and Mrs Iranlfe A Serro and Mrs A Shaffer and Mrs Thomas K Shauphness and Mrs I R Shea Lt Col and Mrs john G Shettle Mrs Claudra F Shields and Mrs ames A Srdlovu sk: and Mrs Mrchael Srmmons and Mrs Vrneent L Srmmons and Mrs john W Srneer I rank Slawlnslsr Mr and Mrs E Mrlton Smrth Mr and Mrs oseph A Smrth Mr and Mrs ohn Wfm Snyder I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs md Mrs and Mrs Ind Mrs md Mrs 1nd Mrs md Mrs oseph A Ward T A Waters Ray V Watson M A Wehls Vifells Charles XXfells Marshall R Wells George P Welzant Oscar H Wey Mrs Howard Wheeler Franexs M Wheltle Mr Roland Whrte and Mrs Lrneard I Wfhlteford A M Wrldhereer md Mrs H A Wrlhams 1nd Mrs lred C Wlllramson md Mrs oseph G X leger and Mrs Louls 'I Xuhn and Mrs H Zephrr 36 Mr. .. J ..', jr. Mr. 1 . . S Mr. '. . Mr. 2 ..j : . S, . Mr. ' Mr. 4 .. ' I . S Mr. . . Mr. j , jr. Mr. '. . Mr.z Y. . , . Mr. . . . ' Mr. 1 '. Y ' Mr. ' ' Mr. ' '. Y . ' Mr. ...I . ' Mr. . . 5 , . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. Y . Mr. . . Y D . . '. '. . I . Mr. . Y . ' ' Mr. ' . ' ' Y Mr. . ,. ' Af S . ' ' Mr. ,. ' .. Mr. 1 . ' S. Y I ,J . Mr. ' ' Y. Mr. 1 1 ' ' , r. Mr. . ' Y Mr. . 1 Y . Y Mr. . ' Y 'Y ' . Mr. ' Y Mr. Y 1 j ' . ,. ' . 2 Y Mr. . Y . . J Mr. Q Y Mr. 1 '. . . ' 1. 5 'Y Mr. a - Y Mr. . : ' . V D .Q J ' 5 Mr. 1 . . r Mr. 4 4 5 . 5 Mr. Y. '.YY - t',' Mr. 1 .. Y . - , Mr. . . Mr. 2 ,. . . ' . ' ' Sgt. ' ' . Y Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . ' YY . ' Mr. ' ' . ' . . . ' Y Mr. 1 . ' Y Mr. 4 ,. . . ' ' J : Y ' Mr.z I ,. ' ' A .. . ' ' ' Mr,Q 'I ' . 'Q 'Y . '. j J . ' Mr. ' 1 '. ' . I J . ' Y ' Mr. r 1 . ' 1 Acknowledgmenfy XX 1 xuwh to tlunk thc toIlo1x1111, Qomcrnw lor the splpndul xxor they hun dom for 1 1 111 lINO for 1l1c1r 0111 mtcrut 111 tha wook 11 lm RM 11x1111x S11 IP 011111 1l IOMDII Xurlwook Pl1o1o1,r1pl1Lrs lo the 1111113 ersom 11110 ll lu tl1L pulwlu mon ln so 1111111 ITLIITICFOLIS 11111 uc xx1wl1 to cxprux our 551111111111 IHL SIAII ' k A' . - ' A tl c I.m'11,A 1 11 1 . ' -' per- N .I ' A A ' A l -1 M111-'11 ANU 'I'11.-1111151511 11 ...,.. ....,. . ........... I Jrintcrs P11 .1c,1'1Y A 'Has Ml. lux .... V '. . ' . 'u ' j. 1 A ,Q vm ' . I A A., I Y 4 A A. PflITH+lIIl BABE FHEEIIU IIEMIIIIBAIIY Thomas Ieferson Equal and exact justice to all men lreedom of relxgxon FREE DOM OF THE PRESS freedom ot the person these prrncxples lorm the bnght constellatxon ot democracy Thomas Jeferson WE MUST NUT LIISE The PEACE has been almost as dxfiicult as the War Heavy darlr clouds have hung low We have known troublesome txmes Fear has dangled betore our eyes But remember the last line of the late Presxdent Franklm D Roosevelts Flrst Inaugural Add ess The only thmg we have to iear 18 FEAR ITSELF In these cnses let us countenance nerther dxscouragement nor dlsparr Our hentage IS that of valor and iarth Washington dxsplayed supreme taxth and courage at Valley Forge Ieflerson wrote the Declaration of Independence and the B111 of Rrghts before the smoke of battle had dntted oft It was then he sazd We mutually pledge to each other our hves our fortunes and our sacred honor Surely nn comparrson our troubles today are tnvrall EUUBAEE IIUNIJUEHS ALI. THINGS Courage is adversxtys lamp-rt IS hre and bullyxng rs smoke Durmg danger courage 18 halt the battle When danger threatens courage hits a man above hxmself Lxke cowardlce courage 18 contaglous xt buoys the spmt and strengthens the arm, rt rs the very foundation of manllness Here and now each of us must drsplay courage-we must have unquahhed falth m our country rts mstltutxons and OUR WHY OF LIFE We must guard agamst our great hentage shppmg away irom us We are rrch an matenal thmgs let us also be nch and strong spmtually We wzll not we MUST NOT yreld to strange and untned Ideologres Let us contmue to peer upward ever upward let us travel only the sate paths of our forefathers So ahead now bravely on to vxctory to success comfort and full happxness We will thus continue to be a great nation THE SAFEST INVES'I'MENT GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BONDS PRESIDENT Balhmnre, Md 11 .11 1. 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 I . 1 11 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 11 1 I 1. , 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , . , 1 I -. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I, . l-141 N. Gay St. 1705 E. 29th Sz. WO. 1240 BE. 7233 Howard B. Fosler Plumbing, Heating, Oil Burners , Tinning and Asphalr Roofing COTT'l,pllTT1e11IS of Baltimore-13, Llaryland Class Congratulations from Class 1C i I George P. Killian Eclwardj Fay Geo P Killian manufacturers of Paper Bags 1211Penna Ave N W Washinvton D C Compliments o Class IB Compliments o Class Bur wishes to the Graduatznff Class Class 2D S and N Katz leuelers and Szli 'rsmlths E r O 0 . ., . . ' U , G 1. 105-113 N. Charles Street Lexington and u aw Sts. peasant as-a one saoa R am-N a Ma-anna-We-at--a as l l l l The Crescent Candy Co. l 220 W. Camden Street Baltimore-1, Maryland V Distributors for Apollo Clwocolates MISS Saylots Colrcettes Lrlly and Gem Paper Cups Soda Fountain Supplies All Kinds orc Conrcectuonery l l l and ll l 1 . . l l l and l l l Compliments Of T. L. K. Poor Bmw n, Barth tt 31 Kemu dw lrlwrprnruucl Insurance Z6 South Cilx err Strut LE'cmgton 6004 Biltxmore 3 Md 'vll ll7L'IT'N 4640 Sl nt: Nlulu nl Bun dmv Kwon ation um of solutj, an auurm to II vnu muur 909 W Hou xml Qt Blltxmorn Md Maryland Office Supply C0 Stationery - Printing Offce Furniture lll W. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. Muf-llc r Sz Sons, nc Buzlclmg Suppl: Essex Miryland Complzmmrg of X K H Salts K Scrum Co Bu mmm X1 I , ff ' ' r - f H. - ' . l H. . US , V . I . ' L c I ' , . ' ,. . . u . 1 '. 1 .I . P J sl . . ' is -' ' l nn Since 1895, State Muluul has lvuwl .1 bul- l ' ' ll ll, A L. K .. 'Q ' . . 1 ' ', . The Use Of . . Orange 81 Black, Queen Anne 7 311 Garden Flavor Canned Foods will Insure highest quahty and complete sans action CANNERS WAREHOUSING QORPORATION BALTIMORE, MD d i, . A. T. Antlitz, President C. C. Butler, Treasure I EDWARD F. URTMAN My Lady's Manor Pure Bred Gll6l'l1,f6,1J ' Monkton, Md. Compliments of Dir. John Dithnar Jr. Compliments of Knights Of Columbus Compliments of Nlr. K Nlrs. L. N. Faulkner Best Wlshes F or Success and Happmess To The Class of 46 Football Fathers Club Loyola Hlgh School C omplnmcnt X FRIEND l'lBlS DRlI SIORI' A Pie I1 Nfl! 111116151 re Glrrxson Blml 6. Clltton Axe L1 8883 Baltlmore Md COI1f.,I'l1L1lll10l lh inc Best XVlSllCS The Llus of 46 STFW XRI 8 fll XX ILI IXNI H ROE IH SN S0 al O Grecnmount Asc Opp 18 id Esmblxslnecl 1910 Be 9361 0 0 7 9 O Q ' - s - 1 of 1 ' to . 4. I ' 1 I ' ff 'L I U , .-. . K I . . 'll N 1 H , 'TAP -I 4 I 04 .- fezzelww V-Optivi.111J , LF 1 1 . 1 1 osize Engine House' Baltimore- .XS . . , . . .- 1 I . Compliments of Class 1A Buy U. S. Tires From C. E. KIMMEL 8: CO. 217 E. Kit, Royal Ave. Road Service Best Wishes for Success and Happiness to the Class of 46' CLASS 2E Adolf Besche joseph Besche Anthony Besche Charles Besche Our Home Furnishing sms FCUR BESCHE BRCS Raduos Stoves fSeeauJ1.60 Toys Bedd ng Refrigerate s Raamfi Floor Coverln Appl ances anne 4 5 Furn tu e Reupholste g Drape es QS Easy Terms Lower Prlces Open Monday Friday Sakurday Nights SOuth osoo nom L.ghe se Compllments of A Jacobs SL Sons Est 1891 Baltlmore Maryland Compllments of Class 3D Hats O11 To The Graduates' O i . r . i , , i r rin ri I . I . ' Class 3B Congratulations to the Graduates CIASS Ill Run Right To READS For all your Drug Store nuetlx UNIVERSITY of BALTIMORE f'1rICIlll'.X'l'IlJN.XI. SCIIOUI. OF LAW II-YI'l.XIi rcxlcvlv. I'I'Ufll'ilIII leading to the l,I,.B. clegre-ef qtlulities for the Maryland State liar IQXZIIIIIIIZIIIHIIS. SCHOOL UF BVSINI-ISS INIJVSTIQY AND MANAGICMENT -1-HAI: nn' and I3-x'11.u.: I-Lvrgxlxu I'rogran1s le-ucling to the ILS. degree in Major Fields. .IVNIOK t'0LI.EI9E 2-Yr-Ixn nn und Ii-Yrgxu mn-zxlxt. Progrurns in I.iIn-ral Arts l'ro-I,uw. :mtl Mvrlival Svc'1'otz11'- iul. le-ailing In the- AA. IITII4' or l'f1II for Xml' 1111117-:Irf HT NI IImvxlcnS'1., II.xl.'l'lx1m:H- 1, M.x1n'l,,xNn Complzments Eastern Transportatlon Co omp uncut I II KROI ll ISR UH Good Luck Qfaoc EMES TO771 4DI6 Harford Rd Baltnmore NI XR FIND KLI- I- NIPLOX XII- N I' SI- RY ICI' e ml Te Inu tl Plz 111 I Be mn rs De wel Come nn for ptrsornl mterx ICXX O 0 O C su ' I . A , Md. 3C -Ill Iqirst Xatll Bk. Iildgi. PI. 2772 Off: t . Q it 'tau curb - g' :S 5' L P Best wishes to the Graduating Class Compliments of D. Callahan's Sons, Inc. The0 T' Nizzik Lexington Market Baltimore, Md. COmpllmEnCS James I Lacy Lakem Jewelry Co , Inc Cmnplzm nts of DILIIYIOTILIS Wtlttfz tut rx t t ms 11911 America s Oldest O11 Company Expert W alth I utlrx and Optz Wm C Robinson SL Son C0 Rtpamn of Q O Q O N - C ' t . 1, '11, f fm.- S. Bl'llQdXK'Hy 1 -u L!'l'eflfnfDlIfll AVP. . , . 5-100lI.1r1'Urd Rd. 3-127 Belair Rd, I ' I g Sales Service Automobiles - Airplanes t Compliments of l HLVGH E. WYAGNER A Friend 10 W. Eager St. l VE. 5444 VE. 5445 Compliments o CATHERINE and HOWARD PHILLIPS 0 POOLIL Congratulatiom eneral Tire Companv 5 t f 'S ers 0 viamon 7932 St Joseph S Hospital 10 F Nlt Rowal Avenue l 1 lr i l 1 I U ,f . j Q 1 , 1 9 'Q MICHAEL J. BOLLINGER J. EIJW. BOLLINGER BOLLINGER BRGS. Roo ng Contractors AbBl' STOS .md ASPHAI 'I' FI INTKUTI' ROOFING SIDING INSLIATION sl XC ROOFINI 0 Sllhlfl NIPIH WORK ll' llll' XXI! Nll'lAl R0 Repalrmg A Speclalty SAral:oga 8l22 l06 W FRUNIXI IN Sl w 1 - . 1 . 1 K, A J f N W W W T 4 L A L ' 4 , - . . . 1 V . , V , v- v . Af f I -, J A A I A SLA' ' l. ' ' ,Q . .T , 1' '. , UFS . . . , 1 , , ., . - . . , . . . Nights. Sundays and Holidays Call lwxivs-rsity T769 l hom Bl'ln10nl TA l1 HENRY ,I KNOTT f,I'll'lllll ntal lvrra I olta Tllc' ind f wpsum Parllllons Hollow Tile Plrvproofln Plrmbruk 2122 Marxlund Avenue Baltzmore 18 Mc A dellghtful place TO DINE Plusmt Atmosplmcrc lDLllLlOUS lood C0n1PlUnf'nl5 FI urkcy Dmmrs IH l lI1Xlflf1f., lDCllL1L1CN Cocktfuls m I W mes thlt lend zest md PlClSL1I'C to LClClUI'1UOf1S md malls X FRIEND LUYI' S RFSTALR-MNT lrlc S It 7 1 L1 ll fe 1 IJHHICJ CICN 9lH5 bmx 1846 TFMPLL H PIERCF 81 I0 PEALTOFS IENERAL INSLI ANCE, I-Evllgton 9108 Coult Squ ue Bldg' 1 1--Rf-44 A 44-4+ A-'--4 44 4'44 4A 44 4 4 4 A 44 4 f 4 4 '44 44 A A' 4 4 ' A -'A A 4 4 ' 4 '4 AG 'Q 4 4 4 Q 4'R44A 'i'sg A i x1 X 1 X X XX T. , 1' .' 1 , ' ,J v l 1 ' - F , 1 X X , 1 . I .- L 2 . , ' X Q 7 N' .' X F 1 A f . , 1 '11 l . 1 1 f ,l A -. - ' 5 A ' 3 J. , T ' 1 1 ' , L f- ' X L X ,, Q , X 4 , I ' - 1 ' I ' 1 '- I 'u Jw , X 1 I 1-1 X . -v- A ' .4 X XJ 4 X -41 4 ' X .1 I . . . X , J . U 1 , 1 , ,Q 23 FAM ri XX I. 1. . . ' . 4 , rw A, X 4 1' 1 .. . . , X r . . , , . . XA A X 3 1 1 1 1 , 4. . C 4 1 1 -- 4 Fw ' 1 ,1 - 1: , , 1 L 1, . 4 4 ' . X 1 4 k . I 'A Y 4 X 1 '1 1 X - 1 ' ' - X 9 1. 4 ' . ' 5 . . 1 ' L A Y D , . 1 1 1 v. 1 11 A- V' l 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11 1 951 X1 J. H. Lawrence Co. Enginccrs 63 Contractors Baltimore, Maryland Compliments of A Fuencl Congratulatzons to The Class of CLASS ll' Mortgage Money G I F H A Comentzonal Long Term Low Interest Rate Residential and Commerclal QHAS H STEFFFY IIN1 '. S1412 Lu an C rr S1 ond nt j- A ma L14 17151 ran ' Crm! my D AlCS3Ildl0 NICCIIHOIIUI1 Ineunanu A cm v, Inc 1012 1 llIl'0RD XXl'Nl I' BU IINIORI' Nl UNI KWH The greatest shows m radlo are on W B A L f Y Q . ., . . ., Y . 1 Y . I O O 1 9 Al ISI Ievunyfun 51 A 2 4 0 u J e 0 c fu 4 LC ,f It Sxlillllgll 007.1 9 , l - J b 1 an u g 0' g u , , U , ,J . - , J f J- J L A . 4. - x Jg L . . llnn1iltnn 4023 C 1 W' N' l l4r:L1,m' uwro slugs C. li. IC. Diruct jlzcrory' dculur Pmmau Salas and win 5003-U5 Belair RJ. l'l.1ltin1urc-, Nlll Best wishes to Covnplvncnzs or The- fLl'1lIlllill0S of l9l6 A fm HUTZLER '131152rr111ir1S C A H FETTING C0 N illklll rs Nl XXI FU I l RIYI NND Complzments Rlfllll Jrwll is Henry P I1-r Pmducms of Loyola Rmgs Lelmbach SL Wllllams In f ' P 'U 1 lnco p rated m 11 Hmllzm, Cl nsrm t 1 Xsrlidll Sn tmr Farrell SL Hummel Half wi Tm L SHG BAR ll rcllal li1t1 Ulllpll YI nt E11 Emanuel Sears Roebuck, and Co FINE FOODS North Axe and Harford Rd Milli Heh r Rrnl ll1m lr l 7h 0 , T N o o L e CSI-1 I , 1' ST. v - v w W -- . .' - 1 J . J O T I' , I 'C ,lil .1 Q ' ' ' Gi r n N23 Clmnic XY' vs and lfqunrs I' CY Eng' curing L nl 11 4' ,u ' M1171 , V U X H A U ' L . . . 10 l fx' i L P L -cet Bali 0 0-1, Ill F J xr. ui Avo' .1 in UH.. i clU71lf'll7T ' ts of C, ' U i uf O V . l ' ' 1 ll 1. A i un L4 t. Compliments of Eastern Venetian Blinds Complimenti of Nlr. 85 Nlrs. James Anderson Compliments of Martin W. E. llippel's Sons Complzm nts of JOSEPH ROONEY DFN I KL LXBORXIORX Compliments of lxanc I1r.n1-.fm r F0 Baltimore Wqwlixngton Rm ng of all np Er r 1 mtl Rcpzzreil Sheet Wet ll Home lu ul mon Edw G Flek K C0 UN 6670 71 77 7OCS IO Harford Rd Watch Straps S95 Try to match them for SI Pearls Restrung SOC fL'p ro 18 inches, jewelry Repairs. Modemrely Priced ALBERT,S jeweler 105 N Eutau St Complzmtnts 0 the GOOD HUMOR ICE CREAM LO B ,I Sf W l'redsrlckCo R 111-cr e Pu perty Nianl tment N1ortg,1 e Lnans lnsurm e Saks phm 1 115 W QSTTIOLI Nt B11 lmore 1 Bur uzsliex to The Class of 46 St Pdtru ix s Chun h . 7 f . .7 N vw ,Q - w A. f I . A I V i ' W n V . . . J. . ' ' . , . U. ,. dl' C 7 v . . . . f- . v . :gl -.' 1-52 . . . P 1 c - A ., ., 1. .. W . V . T111 1c..P,L 01,310 ' K. .-. 'a,. .:' -,Mm , - - 1 1 , . 'fi I' cj atm 1. L l , 1 I' ' ' 1 1 5 . ' l 1 'AK ll 1 - 1 . Q . . 3 ' , ' , ,9 , , 1 . . E 1 1. - -.. -.... - - . l Attention: GRADUATES The Investment Banker is indispen- sable in raising the necessary capital for our Government, Industry and Railroads both in War and in Peace. There IS a great opportunity in this pro fession for intelligent ambitious young men who are really w1ll1ng to work Our partners will be glad to discuss this with you at any tlme STEINBROS aBoYoE Er bl h dl 3 6 S Calxelt Stleet Baltlmole Z Md Telephone Plaza 8100 NEW YORK PHILADEIPHIA LOUISVILLE H3g91StOXKH Md Cumbelland Md XX ashmgton D C and othel leadmg exchanges O sa ise 85 . Y l 1 , , . '., . Z ' v , . ' , 1 v I , 1 Q MEMBER OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE W'lLLIANI J. FOLEY Realtor - Izzmrm' Property Management-Appraisals 141 3 Reisterstown Rd. Pikesville, Md. Phone Pikesville 530 Member of Real Estate Board of Balto PEABODY PHARMACY Calvert 84 30th Streets Baltimore, Md. The Friendly Drug Store Belmont 5318 Compliments of COASTAI TANK I INPS ' York P NIORGAN and HILLARD Retail Drzzggixlf Balto. 8: South Sts. Baltimore, Md. Saratoga 4233 - 1234 4800 - 01 Roland Ave. Roland Park Tuxedo 2222 THE SHEPPARD STOVE CO DEPENDABLE COOKINI AND HPATINF' EQUIPMENT SINCE 1860 Eastern Ave Sz Chester St 333 Gullford Ave Baltlmol e Md GILBERT A DAILEY 81 CO FIRE AUTOIVIOBILI' AND ALI OTHER LIVES OF INSURANCE GILBERT A DAILEY CARL F GAIL C EDWARD SHELDS FRANK C HORIGAN ASSOL13t9S JOHN P CALVIN DAVID STIEI-'EL Phone Cal 6395 IITO S 119 N Pc1rlSt NIUDFRN STKYIP WIN C0 Manufatturers of Nfmklng Deuce 208 E Baltimore St Baltimore 2 Md FII 1 HWI XY Baltimore 30 Md Complimenta of LEO BL XCR , , 1 , . Y f ' 1 f , a. l U 1 Y Y 1 1 ,I ' . ' . 1 I ' . y U X . O . 1 7 Y Y 1, 1 1 I V 0 1 I , ,A . Ql'u1lTY alEx'i' xl,xRKl,:1' Gettings and Williams Sts. . .1 I ' T , . . I r' Q 1 . - ' Q. I . Q 1 I ... J. . , . A- FIA N DR li li X l 'l'lCRS V of 1 LUN-IDRIC I!l.IC,Ulll ll.1llll110fC l ' CHLORINATED PRODUCTS Vqrnon 7871 S I.f11fffunm ll fmlffzz Sfmallw 591' lint lhltimorc St. Open A Cllmrgc Amount lllCCH'l S lil'fl,lXl3l.li 517-21 S, Broadway Phone Br. 1000 RlN1L'S lDRl'G STURI' flfvlv Edmondson Ave. Bxltimorc, Md. C,ll.l5. R. Kcsmodcl, l'l1.G Complzmcnts 0 flu Loyola Mothers Club PRXNQ ls 4 DURSI X lmorporltul 1- 0 Slhcnlq R Ro lm Par 9 O l'l1lIll11Ol'L Nd om Lnlxcrxlty vl0a UN XRD I Rl 1 lnl 10102 Hu 1 R01 bulllord ffrm 1 rx l oullrw f 0 Sclutul I J lm vlst Str N Blltnnora Nld 10 L Hunxlton 1517 Y 1: 1 X Chutnr Su Wo Nao 0ll5 ' J - f 1 7 1. 1 4 A 1 me .. 'uk lnpglmm-rs at f,0nrr.1L1.wrs Plumlwin ', lflcmxng CQ Elm. Urn l f , 1 Uiwlf 1' ff 5 llflllfs mg. A 11, 11 l.k1. . 1 Lf- K, 4 N 5' '-1 glorl .ll Ph -1 T 'f 1-S101 ,l l..K1ilI,Y ,l N, Kl2l,l.Y KL. lllvlvl . . . - U I 1 , Y fi 4 I-ln' U ' V Pl'wL'7'fI!2lfff1I . !1L'll'-Iflfl ,llcnzfl Pwfzflfwflf 'Pol fl 4 lgqlgl , , lb , W , 'I ' CILYLW , A ' A4 5 1.5 , cc J , ,, - - 4: . ' - K l5c,1' 07 1 1. . ll n Br H4 Y , ' , L A -niif , 7' , F' .T f - 1 1 Compliments of l'NIVl-IRSITY PARKXVAY , , v PHARMACY CARROLL lI0l NCIL No. 1976 l Paul Qaver, Pmprierur knlghts of f 'l 'b S ICO W. University Parkway, Baltimore, Md. GIENNIORE ESSU STATION SOHN 81 O'H,-ARA Hamilton 9802 Qmduute Pl'LLlT171L1Cl5I5 Hfnrford SLGlenmore Aves. Baltimore-14 Md N E Cor Fulton Ave GL ReisterstownRo'1d l XV 111 C lark Gem' ulinson QT ming W 41 lung Blltmmff In your charity remember The L1ttle S1sters of The Poor Donated by a Loyola Father N I U 3 I B 11110111 L111111, Rumn Dmmy, Rumn B1 1k ll mn Smt l' our Cmuul x tri Re Tl e ll 1 D96 N Cny Ntreet Wolfe IO69 I m I m W S l 1 It nw s xpp 'nl Shop Tl7671 X v1111nBl111d Auto 1r N A ,WN may NWN Brmhmy 8460 1 KSSINI FR BRUIIIFRS lNl O If If b I J G my Nr ar Patterson Pk Axe Open Ex M P S Hmm, K BLU MXH, 1-luxlx rxson IIXNINIKRPR Fm Fool Sm 1706 Monumentx Plaques Cl11ClSl1Tl1lLS L. L .5 LL York Road 20 West The Crobsc SL Blaclnxell Co Baltimore Towson 4 Maryland Annapolis Marylmd 5 1 , . , . . . . . 1 I 1 1 f - , W 1: .' - ' s ' 1 ' 1 l O Q 0 O O O , 1 l 1 1 l 1 Intl '.,l. . lk ng. cum Y -1, ' -4, ' .CL IL, Xlivft 11ml lif:yx'L,l111l11v14 - Hun 11v1.ll'11n11xl11nqx RH 5- S' I, gi, Elm- C lg TL H X' l ' ' ' ' ' lzlcctrix W1 vh, g N11 ull' uv, R111 11, Stores, Hui il ng ' 1, ,-. 2 , ' U11 wx, vs c '1 S, Tlcv l..11l11't'.m1l lmus' Ihmxes - Mrllmury e L1n'1'v11' - - 1 v - 1 f w 1 1 - . - - . ' Y r. 1,1 . 1 A 4 1 , . 1. ' t V 1 KL I Cw11l1rlc11'llu1n1' 11 lx cn 3.11115 I-mmrim' e O11 mm 1.-1 ll1L':'Yl!!'JV1IVYl1lj , . E.lw1irdl.I.u lung Cru Vflermx ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I l l 4 1 1 4 5 4 1 4 1 , 1 ' y f ' 1 - ' -w il A . A ,Ma ., f', 1 y NOW ON DISPLAY NEW 1946 'H J MMQZWM You are cordxallv 1nv1ted to come 1n and see the 1946 Llncoln now on dlsplay With long llthe lmes IIS dlSIlI'lCIlVC style w1ll command your instant admnrauon The deep spacnous mterlors are rlch w1th fine fabrlcs and appomt ments And under the sweepmg hood an even finer Lmcoln V 12 engme versatlle and eager martini Barra wlth power IS ready for the challenge of traffic and travel ahke Here mdeed IS motor mg luxurv at lts fmest REISINGER SIEHLER CO Furnlture Stot es Floor Cot ermgs 612 Washlngton Blvd Baltlmore 30 Md Cash or Phone Easy :Terms Le 5573 Wm Delches Xt Co , Inc Cigars Czgarettes Plpes Tobacco Baltlmore Washlngton Cbl'lS CIW? Marme Sales And servwe Runabouts Utzlmts E? Cmzsers Phone LEX 3222 Foot Ot Llght Street Baltzmore 30 Maryland John F Heath Electrlcal Construttlon and Equzpment 211 N Calvert Street Baltlmore-2 Md Complzments Of W K Frelert Associated With THE ESSKAY CO , ,, ,Y YYN, ,, , YY ' Q 1 . , Q , D 1 . 1 I I. 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 - I 1 1 1 . HA' O Q o 1 0 . ..., . , . . . 'i , ' , . . . Q. , . . Best Vfishcs Best Wfishcs of Clovcrhnd Farms Dairv E. N. K. 1 ' Infayette 492K EISER AND AKERS QONSII IINI l1Nfl1Nl4IfRS I1dltlI110lL Mfuwland IJLSIQIII md SUDLINISIOH of 411 f07lflIfI0'I'lI7'Ilj H1111'm11 I lllfllllll Wolf 1141711117111 I 011 Il Plfmfs Wah: S'11ppI11 Fir A BIIUIDOYC II'lSf1fLltlOI1 cf. 144 cxmxgton 181 18 N Wm J rlblxlltl' 81 bon'- lnct,rImm,Ul Bradlev 81 Herlnrt Worth md Pcnnsylx mu Axu O 'ffffmf Phone L1 491 1311111111111 1111111 lf Y111111 59 N1 Chmrlu St Bxltxmorc 1 Md , 1 w T.- 1. v- 417. T-1 . ,A ,L 1 A I J Y JJ 5, -,I A 'Q llfl 7 1 ,' 1 ' ,-1 Y 1 n .' y.. JNL., If P .. J .. . ' . ' .1 ' A K. J . 4 J 1 f b1n'.-1 I-. 1 '-f-A-. 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Wlthout the Use of Lllemlcals IN BOILI' Rs CONDP NSI' RS FY APOR YI ORS INTI' RN AL 1 O31 Bl STION NIOTORS lllI'Sl'L INSI Kll YI IONS HO'I V VIPR SX STPNIS USLD IN CHURC HES bf HOOLQ Al-'AR'l MLNTS HOTELS IAUNIDRILS BAlxLRlLb MIG PLANIS PUBLIC BLDCS 1 LOU LR UPIRAIIXG C0575 OPERATE AT TRIFLING LOST o othel 24611491 conecfmg system can male and substantiate all of these statements Ixo xx atel 21112113313 necessalx Defimtelx stop scale fOll'I1dtlO11 Qtop metal LOIIOSIOII lll tht bO1lLl II ue LXLIIISIXL self alt mmg featult Ctuse the lemox al of old stale btop foammg and pummg xx hen mused bx mme! 11 mattel Plex ent tltttlolx tm LOIIOSIOH Plex ent oxx gen accelemted COIIOSIOH NK 1ll not halflen soft pacltlng Vx 1ll not QOllOCl9 metalllt paeklng Max be used safelx m I'J1OC6SS1Hg of foods Pule steam P1 ex ent caustlt 6ITlb1 lttltment Contlol pH xalxe of xx atel P1OdLlCt Insulance POllCX D1 otects xoul bollels DIS PRIBUTORS MCARDEL 81 WALSH Inc Phones SAldt0gd Bun 6 4 8 1107 Mdlxldllfl Ax enut LALTIMOPL 1 MAPYLAWD w w r A ' . fl Y I - - V ' Q - . w '1 7 w . 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Don't e'er forget the lessons learnt You'II Find they'II see you throughg Each problem solved will make you strong And staunch and brave and true. Resolve right now to spread the ame of your Loyola High And Iet all men know of your worth on Earth and Sea and Sky me tl gi t uzrh cz school seal Desl ners of SCHOOL COLLEGE rRATERNlTY CLUB LODGE IEWELRY BUCKLES TROPHIES EOR ALL OCCASIONS Banquet Favors Bowlm Pri cs LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY Te John Trockenbrot Co 310 North Paca St near Sriram I VEmon 1052 Bultimore 1 I RE-ELECT I I I I I I I I I I I Thomas D Alesandro, .Ir To Congess 3rd Congressional District A Proven Representative of TI-IE PEOPLE Experienced, Courageous, Dependable HIS RECORD MERITS YOUR SUPPORT Democratic Primary y A th ty OI L C POLITICAL AGENT I I - r I I . , I I G., 14 Q . . . . ug . H N . h 1 MONDAY,JUNE2llfth.l9ll-6 I I ' . B u ori . ornelius Shaughessy l I I7 - ,Ma I I HAHN Sc HAHN FI ours ra 324 W Saratoga Street Baltlmore MUlberry 1949 FRN, W H01 nw nun fRXlNI Slf Nllf NIURIXI S 'vionmmnrw xVldTlxLT Smruarx HlTliLLlT Punts Fa rltlmore Md 4077 Qld Y ork Road 901 903 E Prnt St qflrfzto '1 042 L SAratog'1 3639 V1-TUOU 8441 Mmiqa C ontrz rms tml Drstvzlmtors of Ro I Wool lT'lN1llLlflO71 O11 Colon: ll Re run mt and Bur Illl' Bl Rf H f0Nll'kNX FAMOUS Fort STEAKS and SEAFOOD Cfllxkrt .H Madmm qt Inst lll6TS 01 Coml mation All AlZl'l71lTl1L17l Stovm Wfm lou B lltlmore Md ,I OQFAR SLHNEIDILR .TI Jim Buda Emu Z: lncmtr IIOTS Boller Stttm s Buck Bake OvenQ In 'lustrul Furn ues broker and lntlustrlal O11 Burner lrmtallltlon Clnmxml Plant Nlasunry S1 S R pn nmmt Tilt M W K llog C 0 lmzl fer of Rad: ll Bn lc and C on r C hmm 3 Calvert 0361 Tow er Bulldmg, Baltlmort 7 Maryland 1 v w I L 1 A L - . - , 1 - 1 1 ' - lv f 1 V 1 .A Lt A . 4. 5 A. J I A .A L L ' 6 - L U .' .L , . 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' . . c g,. t .s t t , tea , cw ,., Y . . . 7 3'-s I I LCYULA CGLLEGE Next Freshman Class Sept 4 1946 A B B S Ph B Busmess Aclrmmstratlon Dm to the lar L Vetuan Enrollment emlx Rqsustmtzon 15 aclusul 4301 N Charles St Cl-I 1020 B1lt1more1O M'1r5l'md Food Comes FITSI Waqneu Foon sronss ompllments I 3111 St Paul Street O 3317 Greenmount Axe O 3400 York Rofld Class I F FINEST QUALITY LOW EST PRICES Courteous FTLU1 115 Pursonnel Compllmum Honor The Griduatmg Class Of 1946 Friend IVILL3 III x alu lv hear u 1tI1 rlum The Splrlt o Loyola LE 6I66 THE OPTIC BINDERY Bookblndlng and Paper Ruling, Wire O mechanucal binding a speclalky I5 I7 S Frederick St Baltimore 2, Maryland I I I I r I l ' 9 I . . . . I . ., . ., . ., 1 gf 7 z- x 2 -vw xy.: ' v J . I I I ' 1- ' . ' , I I I I I I ' C ' I ,- n K, ,, OI I L Y - 7 I . Y ' 2 L v 2 5' I The Students of Class 2B I 1 K . I of Ll I . ' cd' 'L ' i .. f ' I I o I I I . - . . . . I J . . g o a W' Y i Y' f ir V' ' V i V' f f Y f if ii l Telephone, Hamiltmn 3139 Ofllce Hours Nights GL Sun. HA. 3133 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Compliments of Eve. 7 p.m. ru 9 p.m. S'l'Eyl,3 llr. U'L1'ary l Sxwguorm Dentist 4919 Belair Road Baltimore, Md. Samuel J. Floam, Pres. Cash-Crcklit Telephones: Brondwnv 4500-1-Z Henry I-fassahn Edgar I-3553hn Tl X 1' - - - - Qu H lflge vm llll Cmlll' Lassalnl Funeral Home Furmturc mul Lmpets IRI. Kzrchen l nirf Rmlws Lmd Eluctm' lQcvv5'igu1zIo1'5 B I , R d ., ,, 1 I1 . C all' O8 1107-1109 Eastern Aw., Pmltimorc, Md. O C l omplzments 0 llonumental Llfe Insurance C0 Charles and Chisa Sts Bwltlmore, M'1ryl'md John H Nllller Lompllmemb of Pluszuuw Stuuo and Cement Wcnrk Relnhart 5' 'kt rl ICI: Roland Hel hrs Axe Baltlmore 11 Md Blflmnnt C 15 V1 l1lW50l lll Studio NP V PII Arts 'md C rxtts mem I xml l uni ral llillllf Il lllfl 9196 3 , X Wk R 'ffl mlm I mm R X1 llwsxllln Md Pxlxcsxllle 430 U l . 5 c . l C L . . A . N . . ,.' -- - na . - 1 . Y 1 ' , ' V ' L . U ' ,. ., , . ' 2 4' .. . . ' , - . . Y 1 -- - A A J A A I 1. , 1 I 1 4x l I L f lu L . lL'7lfJLl, Sfwj' llmrli. IXIITKCTQ' L' llullx l f A L ' ' V I ' Q P' , ,X ,' , ' . .' 60- s ' nga 75:1 U A . J. l ' Compliments of 1 J. NILRRAY SWEENI-IY Compliments of STRICKLER'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE 6800-10 Harford Road Courteous Clerks - Free City and Suburban Delia SOLTHERN PRODUCE CO. Only the best Fancy Fruits and Fresh Vegetublux lj Phone, Mulberry 2011-2012 1 North Avenue Market Baltimore Md. WWI. S. 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