Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1947 volume:

THE LUX GLA flflbflsfklf fj THF QIASS OF SQIYXUUL 0F49 Q 4 0 LAND N LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL 1917 I HEXR X IIXIIIX 1 X1 g I 4 i 4 I ki W 4 A! xx. ilwe Q5 FU! xx! QA Xfo 5' if 2' ow ' YN f 125 ey5g.f L51 ,jf X ,CW . N. !Z 49y ' . QW' Tow wx - P1, llx'xI1Yl.'XNIJ JOSEPH 2. ,IOHQ ,. '. Foreword In todays struggle toward a united world. one elementary factor seems to have heen completely overlooked: the Christian education of youth. It is a truism to say that the future of a nation depends on the character of the coming generationg yet so many goxernments allow nonrsectarian or pagan systems of education to instill materialistic or openly pagan principles into the minds and hearts of the young. Is there any cause for wonder, then, if international policy is dictated hy greed and hate, instead of hy a spirit of unselfish cooperation and genuine charity? A Christian education of the young, however, would impress upon them the two great commandments of the Creator: Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with thy whole heart, and thy neighhor as thyself. lfor unless all men acknowledge their depen- dence on God, and give to Him the adoration and honor which He deserves, true peace is impossible. If the relations lwetween nations are not hased on a real lwrotherhood of man under the fatherhood of God. self-assertiveness will grow into a maniacal lust for world-wide dominion, and we will he again plunged into the hitter days of war. Christian education, then, can and does play a meaningful role in the life of man, and if all nations would make it an integral part of their policies, the Savior's greeting to His Apostles, Peace he to you, would he no longer a mere ideal anxiously sought for, hut a concrete and living factor in our .laily lives. As graduates of a Christian system of education. we will endeavor to carry these commands of God in our hearts forever. May we then with Gods help do our share in forming a united Christian world. 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Seally studymg 1 whole luneh perlod Wow MeCr.11n belng hrtten by the freedom hug, l reeze 5 answer to the que5tron of the year 'Ihat 5 because one reports ID technleolor Brader 5 Ireneh nap5 Bolhneer s duly attempts to start 1 rxot The mas5 celebratxon ID Goy ans ox er Mrller 5 honor card Rehalx and ZIIO exchanglne, sly glances The untrrmg efforts of Semeslty Langgood and Vaeth to date eyery grrl rn Amerlca u5t cue us trme Sldloxx 5 eaelxle Hoffs rncredulous snorts oyer Vrrgrl 5 Cyelop5 Beelx 5 dculy 51e5t15 lxmpps excuse Hrs fender tore lllxe paper Doy 18 our three letter mln on the emder eourt Henry 5 5ly rm B1uern5ehuh5 mnoecnt XX'ho me lather' I.amhert5 pa5sm5 all hrs exams McCorm1cL s physlcs evperlment I dldnt thlnlt rt would do that flmmerman s annual gold medal XY1ll1am s All Amerrcan honors hrs brg grrn and frrendlmess Reds Kelly s contlnuous puns udy Garland shlnrng rn French c ass alte acohsen the cla5s prxne exams prom graduation rm , ' , V' , . 1. , ' '. '. 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Antlrtz and ohnson put out The Lmolmz mth the help of a fevy Pnllchovs slu becomes beadle Bob Schnexder explalns physrcs to Ir Kelley Koerner st1ll rates hlgh mth that PCfSOl'1'tllly smlle McCloskey and Oaster 4C s candldates for Mayor of Ocean Clty Anderson drops dovxn to 1 mere tvyo hundred pounds MCfSlDgCf 1nd Kogler Ir Lmrgrns lrench Bralns Blll Snyder our playboy wxth 1 free perrod eyery day Houpt moxes for the snxth t1me IH a month Magulre vull undoubtedly succeed Glenn L Martxn m the held of anrcraft Althoff suffers under the rron rule of Mr Muth Conroy and Ahearn always good for a llttle Latxn Dougherty Im from Overlea and proud of ut . . . and so as vue come to a close we say: O Dies Immortalesf' r-4 Most Lrl-rely to Sueeeed Mrster Personalnty Plus Idell Losolx Student Class Polltrelan Wlt rest Best Lune Best Athlete hlost Stuellous 'Xlreest Smrle Best Daydreamer Best Dmeer Best Dressed Class Romeo Most Popullr Most jourl Most EISXLOIUL Heaxlest Belrd Most Orltrnrl Most Sehool bplfll Best Loolxxng, Most Lrlxely to do the U uretest Most Courteous Class Artrst Class Orator Class Cut up Most Depend mlvle Best Drsposntxon Best 5 udent NOISICSI Gum Clresxrng Addlet Faxorxte Sport lasorrte Orchestra Fasorrte Pastrme 701:04 Who an 40 nlxleely U5 ll 5Lllf'lLlLlf.l' Althoff lxoerner ltzp ltrrelx lerry Wxtleow sler Kogler Houpt Alle 1rn 'lhelloxx slxl GlIHl7flll XleC losleey I-I1 Ihom ls lJOLlf.,llLfly l Srhnerder lerry Welzlnt Ulster ohnson Snyder Anderson M teurre llynn lxogler Antlntz C onroy H xrtloxe Nlersrnger Dyer 'I ennls X ruglm Monroe Tuto mg I u 1 l'. 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V11eP1et1de11f Groku PRIEDEL Seuemry .lOShPH HAUF Ifetumer Rememia lr Brew s Llffllgllf oxer the bloody tale of the Cyclops Smrth nexer qulte catchlng up the V1rg1l 4B D German etrols at Chrnstmas tnme recene commendatlon me Irxedel outlavxs Lady Macbeth Ir Knott says Eh7 one hundred twenty four tlmes nn one perlod Horneys oral comps send class to ear doctor Those two m1nute recesses on Wednesday afternoon Tlerney and Tobias runnlng sleep marathons The cooperatlxe moxement durrng English tests Chevung gum mounts rn waste basket as mxsslon box bulges mth nnckles Math class suddenly turnlng out camera fiends It couldnt be because of Mr Hess' That two forty dlsmlssal on 1 certarn afternoon Ir Kelley takes hrs vs ltch lnto a magnetlc Held The En Iant Club progresses Mr Muldovx ney s You re speaklng through your pr0yerb1al hat frrend The uctorxous return of Gunnxng after the smash up As vse glance back at these and the more serlous exents dur1ng the past four years brushed aslde by the xneutable hand of t1me there can be no doubt that IU each heart IS struck a note of gratxtude toward the untxrmg work and wxlllng effort put forth by the teachers ln order that we may rndeed be True Sons of Loyola Q26 I I K' .V I If r1 'lg 4 gl , ' . . el, ', 'V .f., '. 7 , . 1 -1 - ' '1 ' s l- . 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I' ........,, . ,,,.,... ..,,,, ..., , . .. .. l'h.1's CID Am Ar, ,. ,..,. . I Z' Q ......,. ,,.,. I ..,.,...,. . . ..........,. I.'I.Il jr' 4' ... .. . 7 U f .. .. .5 , .,,... 'I' S .' g.1 .. ...., ......,.. ' 5271 JOHN E. AHEARN jack . . . amateur basketballer . . . 6' 3 of manly muscle . . . prefers Bond Street's aromatic blend in his pipe . . . master of languages . . . Let me see that trot . . . will argue with anyone . . . Don't tell me, I know. . . . a whiz at making geometry models on short notice. Debating 3, Camera Club 4, Treasurer 4g Intra- mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM T. ALTHOFF Bill . . . never worries . . . has cigarettes occasionally . . . Got a sandwich, friend? . . . Mr. Personality Plus . . . upholds St. Ann's . . . was born laughing . . . popular . . . seen at all Record Dances . . . determined to perfect judo . . . will go places. Sodality 1, 2, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 33 Senior Dance Committee 45 Gregor- ian Choir 1, 2, Radio Club lg Intra-mural Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES J. ANDERSON Andy . . . Clifton Park's representative . . . can be found in library preparing for Monday's Latin test . . . jovial smile . . . Mister, is this all right? . . . ardent fol- lower of most sports . . . very many friends. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 4g Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. f28l ALBERT M ANTLITZ the Bug Wheel of the News papers Busmess Staff cant stand any thrng but Oldsmobrles can be seen at all the football games flanked by Flynn and johnson honor card student one of most popular semors the class of 47 buds farewell to a loyal enthusrast alrtyl 2 5 4 5 4 book 4 Loyolan 3 4 Busmess Manager 4 lntra mural Athletrcs 1 7 3 4 RICHARD A ARMSTRONG Drck doesnt worry about anythxng very frrendly personalrty noted as an rmpromptu debater sly wrt dresses comfortably Monastery socxahte always eats hrs lunch m the mornrng ery popu cheerful smrle J V Basketball 'P Freshman Basketball Freshman Baseball 1 lntra mural Athletrcs I JOSEPH E AYD o halls from Walbrook drrves on every kmd of road good frrend seen frequently wrth Brocato hkes hunt rn socla yerker Aw Mrster alrty4 K B S l 2 3 4 Intramu A et1csl2 3 4 29 Al . . . ' Sod ' , , , g K. B. S. l, 2, , g Year- ' . . . ' . . . all- around athlete . . . excels in basketball . . . v lar . . . ' . . . -5 lg Q - ' , 2. 5. 4. e . . . ' , , , ' Sod ' 3 . . . , , , 5 - ral thl ' , , , . l J GEORGE M. BAUERNSCHUB George . . . a swell fellow . . . heavy beard . . . dreams of being an M.D. . . . super baseball player . . . Seton ring on his little finger . . . swell personality . . . studies, too . . . senior officer . . . liked by all . . . charter member of the Walbrook Bund . . . You know, Mister. Sodality 45 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, Class President 3g Class Secretary 1, 4g Debating 1, 3, 4g Senior Dance Committee 44 Loyolan Staff 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 33 Yearbook 4, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 j. V. Base- ball 3. HARRY G. BECK Harry . . . easy going . . . not a care in the world . . . 4A's morale builder . . . his future is in Overlea . . . Yuhn's friend . . . propaganda minister for St. Michael's . . . enthusiastic bowler . . . never lets studies interfere with pleasure . . . Missed the bus, Father. . . . great fellow. Sodality 1, 2, Debating 1, Orchestra 35 Greek Club 33 Bowling 45 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL P. BOLLINGER Mike . . . football manager deluxe . . . always laughing . . . everybody's pal . . . favorite saying: Horrors! . . . probably will never need to shave . . . Now at St. Bernard's we-- . . . girls don't faze him . . . likes to make funny noises . . . always looking out for his little brother. Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 23 Yearbook 43 Varsity Football Manager 3, 4, In- tra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. H01 NICHOLASJ BRADER Nlck St Katharxne s basketball star Wrll s twm brother one spot of blond OJ h nr Army rooter Wl and humor make hnm very popular two year gift to Loyola Ill know lt tomorrow Father Sodalrty 4 K B S 4 Legron of Decency 4 Debatmg 3 j V Basketball 3 Intra mural Athletxcs 3 4 WILLIAM E BRADER 1 member of Loyola qurntet loves to play basketball Ill get an honor card one of the blg three at partles Hey any of you fellows know of a party? good for a laugh can take a joke halls from St Katharmes has a twm 7 brother m graduatlng c ass Soclalrty 7, 3, 4, K B S 4, Debatmg 7, Glee Club 2, Greek Club 3, Varsrty Basketball 7, 3, 4 J V Basketball 2, Freshman Basketball 1, Fresh man Baseball l Intra mural Athletrcs 1, 7, 3, 4 D RICHARD BROCATO ' Sam South Baltimore boy goes with Ayd Star of the Sea man Mr Lugowskfs great trxal Young Dr Malone's nemesns swell pal plans to attend Loyola College Have to hurry home and Sodalrty 4, K. B. S. 4, Intra mural Athletlcs 1, 2, 3, 4. I51l iw? A. , I Ll .X fwsisbeiilvifr X. ,' -if,. A .NJC 4 - e . ' IRANCIS A BUI FO Buff vxell groomed lnrr drryes 1 lvry, L1 Srlle 1 powerful mtl cffcctrxc prtthrng irm pleasant smrlc umrs hrrght yukets lrkes to sleep rn cl1ss has many rntcrests mostly femrnrne ex ery hody s frrend crlrty 1 4 Vlrsrty Brsclvrll Nmr fllllllfll Atlrlt rcs I j EDWARD QAHILL heart breaker fro'n Hfrmrlton crqht hours homework one of Kasmlty Krds always hsrs 1 crgarette famous for hrs bow tres monstrous llTl1g,'lD1lOfl lrfc of cycry nrty mrcful drrxer Keep to the rrcht JIP1 Ought to hc 1 law 1g1rnst trlrty 1 1 Dcbr 4 brcck Clu rrmurrl Athlctrcs 1 2 3 FRKDI RICK T CAROZZA Doc But Goxans rmlly rsnt lrke tru well groomcd sports hrs fathers smokrng yicket Conners ac complrcc rn the lunch racket Loyolas bookre cyerybody knows Doc colorful krd Arundelrte natrxe of Ocean Crty Gee whrz Im always rn trouhlc t rlr x lcgru 0 nccncw l crcnct Cluh lrcncr C u Vursrts lc Hockey 1 Intrs murrl Athlttrcs 1 7 32 . h' . 4 ...L ' r ' 'V 'tl' . . l lcv... Solg ,-Q . ai'-. .xger 21 lntg- Q ttf , 2, 5, 4. Nl A I 4 I . I' Y 7 I. t. . . . H ' t t ,' women . Sol: ,-3 Agtlng 3,4 ' la gl Inta- 1 , ,,,-1, l H . . . U ' . M ' l 4' lg H . .. ' -Y ' ..., ' h. Sul. 'tj 43 K, li. S. l, 2, 5, 43 .-V n f D ' j LS ' 52 7 ' 'l lb 3: e 'fm .- r .-. 3,-1 EDWARD O. CLARKE, JR. Edward O. . . . shines in all extra- curricular activities . . . sports a pipe . . . Senior President . . . appreciates good humor . . . collects honor cards and class medals . . . Coming to the next record dance? . . . a former sheriff of Red Gulch . . . a swell fel- low. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice Prefect 45 K. B. S. 45 Legion of Decency 3, 45 Senior Class President 45 President of Student Council 45 Class President 45 Class Silver Medal 15 Gold Medal 2, 35 Debat- ing l, 2, 3, 45 Debating Team 3, 45 President 45 Vice-President 25 Secretary 35 Debating Medal 3, 45 Oratorical Contest 45 Science Club 35 Senior Dance Committee 45 Chairman 45 Glee Club 25 Camera Club 3, 45 Prize Debate 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Make-up Editor 45 Loyolan Staff 2, 3, 45 News Editor 35 Editor-in-Chief 45 Greek Club 35 In- ter-racial Club 3. THOMAS W. COLE Tom . . . that smile . . . Dimples . . has lengthy conferences during classtime . . . all-around sportsmau . . . pleasing person- ality . . . loves those Saturday classes . . . Ocean City vacationist . . . blonde addict . . . ambassador from Windsor Hills. Sodality 1, 45 K. B. S. 1, 25 Debating 25 j. V. Ice Hockey 35 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. J. MICHAEL CON NER joe . . . well-groomed . . . last of un- holy three . . . Look what Cranwell sent back to us . . . captain of the hockey team . . . I got your ticket, baby . . . Ocean City habitual . . . owns stock in Schwaab's. Sodality 1, 2, 45 Class Vice-President 2, 35 Loyola Quarterly 25 Varsity Ice Hockey 2, 3, 45 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. E331 ,sw . --.-- . . , - O. r ' ' :- 'Q - Q ..... 1- r 4 .' - P ' 'wm- U, 1375255 wget iw aefawwa www-ew af ww air? IAUGENE I' CONROH Gene 4Cs basketball whiz perpetual woman hater kmt tue fiend wall-:mg sports handbook K of hoopster Where s FIIZJ exery bodys frlend quret neat as a pm keen sense of humor an answer for exerythmg bright socks and saddle shoes alxty l n r1l Athlttxcs l 7 FRANCIS L COOKF Cookrc harls from Curtns Bay true to Kltty ardent debater lkes to stay out late Sodalxty Prefect steady bowler likeable personality faithful attendance at record dances 'ISPIYCS to be a Jimmy Dorsey I gotta start studying Gee whnz I ather Sc alxty 1 2 3 4 Pre-fcct Z 4 S 3 4 Leg1onofDecency 1 7 3 4 Debatmg 3 4 Secretary 7 Dramatxcs 7 3 Orchestra 3 4 Prize Sxlver Medal 2 Ioyolan Staff 2 3 Greek Club 3 Varsrty Football Manager 7 Bowling 4 In ra murll Athletics l 3 1 MELVIN J CUNNINGHAM Me honor boy at Loyola ,oy a good game of baseball good dancer doesn t mnss a tnck Bunck enthuslast likes Towson Cathollc your frlend and mme Gosh dxd you study last night' .tlxry 1 4 K 7 3 4 Class br v Medal 3 French Club 3 1 Varsxty Baseball Manager 7 3 4 lntra mural Athletics I 7 3 4 34 EDXVARD A. DAUGHIZRTY Ed '...- lB's gift to the intra-murals . . . predominance of strhool spirit . . . hails from Wfglverly '.,. textbook artist deluxe . . . Sts. P. and 'loc Mellentlitek . . . most likely to have an extra hlue-hook . , . dependable and well liked . . . reason for the thalk shortage in German class. Sotlitlity 2, -lg K. li. S. Alg Atliletits liusiness -inlisc-rS -' '- -' 'A ROBERT I DAX IS Sow sports those nifty ties hoopster well groomed Conner s s Urine ptrtner intotenito musie muor 1t Flstern neit dresser LLFCII uy Wlio s gonm fix me up with 1 dlte t llity 3 Cliss Vite resit 7 ienee Cluh 3 l t wi n ril Athletics 1 JOHN J oouoisn it Io olts ite oritor ru s from Belur Roid liltes to t inte ite in Cermln tliss tlelutini, dexotee George own hound Dtuehertx s nemesis liltelhle personilitx K ll L f Detentw N I lTIIIII4L, I 1 rtsitt Xitt lrts lent I thiting, Medll D lu in elm D IIDIIILS I tw it Ct ntes Silxer IN t INIet1 Ge L 7 Creywr C ir I Fltitution Ci ntest Gt ld Medll Nilxer Medll Dhltel 'I Nixerhedl He hot lt Cirtulltiun Minige-r 4 Grte Qlulw I 'I' Ten s Intri mural Athlents I sSl i . smgifwift 'ss 1-ts my FRANCIS F DOUGHERTY ot Oxerleas gift to the weaker sex can be found at most dances radiant personality ardent math student What s wrong, with Seton? good mtured xery neat dresser bound to to places alityl 4 K B 1 7 5 4 Debatin Hearbook 4 Intra mural Athletics 1 3 4 P DONALD DOYAS Duck quiet and reserx ed sleep ini, is a faxorite pastime first man out of class before recess and lunch Gam hrill s battery mate for St Ritas nine takes a lot of kidding knows everything, about nothing likes basketball true Loyola student rm alitv l K 3 4 Legion Decency 1 'P 5 4 Greek Club 5 Intramural 1 etics 1 2 3 . RICHARD A. DOYLE ' Dick . . . Govans boy . , . 'The Beard of 4C . . . always ready to help a friend . . . 'When is the next holiday? . . . zealous supporter of the Dons . . . seen at most games . . . quiet in class . . . is satisfied with Baltimore . . . always seen studying in the Senior Garden. Sodality 3, 43 Freshman Basketball lg J. V. Baseball 3g Freshman Baseball I1 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. U61 . f ,, - 4,4 a, . ' 153744 JOHN 1 DYER ohn ex erybody s frrend ugg dresser Upper Walbrook playboy hates to drrye the car sparklmg person a nty good rmrtator spends summers rn Ocean Cnty wears a coat on rare occaslons mstrgator of uproars m Latm c ass accumulates pebbles from Senlor Garden m hrs shoes alxty 4 K B S 4 Glcc Clu Camera Club 5 Radro Club 7 Intramural Etxcs 1 7 3 JOHN M ECKERT c Ibr of Ubr Ibr Cum 8. Co charter member of the Walbrook Bund frequently speaks a combmatlon of German and Englxsh That s repulslxe zoot sunt faddrst carries a swrtch blade S al1ty4 K B S 1 9 9 4 Clrss Trcasu r 7 Debatmg 3 4 Yearbook 4 Vlrsxty Football 2 Intra mural Athlctrcs 1 2 3 4 TI-IEODORI: E EVANS Te -AB honor student dark and quxet looks at matter of fact side of 1 e Got that feature story yet' usually found wrth Molz or Hevnell studrous and frxendly thmks up Tie Loyolarzr unusual features rmaglnatlxe good wrnter Sodalrty 4 Class Snlxer Medal 3 Debatmt, I 5 4 Camera Club 4 Greek Club 3 The Lomlan 5 4 Feature Editor 4 Xearbook 4 Intra murll A etrcsl 7 5 4 WJ Fmt 'Ewa f nf my ' a Q 3 if 2 , . I ,, , W. ARNOLD FAY Unk . . . never without his loafers . . . school spirit personified . . . experienced cheerleader . . . captain of Don's Duck- pinners . . . Hamilton lassies term him cute . . . whose turn to buy bluebooks ? . . . Crosstown commuter . . . everybody's friend. Sodality 1, 3, 4, K. B. S. 1, 3, 4, Legion of Decency 1, Class Vice-President 1, Science Club 3, French Club 3, The Loyolan 3, j. V. Football 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 4, j. V. Baseball 2, 3, Freshman Baseball 1, Intra- mural Athletics 1, 2, 5, 4. JOHN G. FITZPATRICK Fitz . . . Lower Guilford's muscle man . . . debater deluxe . . . hobnobs with Daily and Freeze . . . K. of C. executive . . . back- seat driver . . . potent stickster . . . likes boats and Booty . . . smooth dancer . . . 4C's gift to The Catholic Review. Sodality 1, 3, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Debating 1, 3, 4, Debating Medal 4, Secretary 4, Dramatics 2, Senior Debating Team 4, J. V. Football 2, lntra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE J. FLYNN Larry . . . Mr. President . . . perman- ent five o'clock shadow . . . class orator QCicero's understudyj . . . Highlandtown's gift to Loyola . . . a true Irishman . . . easy going . . . host of friends . . . always cheer- ing for Loyola . . . should be a success in life. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, 4, De- bating 3, 4, Debating Medal 4, Senior Dance Committee 4, Glee Club 2, Best Retreat Composi- tion 1, 3, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. l38l ROBERT F. FREEZE Bob . . . Varsity Footballer . . . Doesn't have a tie of his own . . . good natured . . . only one laugh and walk like his . . . popular . . . bright . . . former captain of jayvee hoopsters . . . Haven't you ever seen a broken collar-bone before? . . . He will go far. Class President 1, Class Secretary 25 Greek Academy 3g j. V, Basketball 2, 31 Varsity Bas- ketball 4g Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g lntra-mural Athletics l, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE A. FRIEDEL Buddy . . . a big man of 4D . . . con- tagious laugh. . .drug store cowboy. . .a sure success in the business world honor student likeable personality seldom seen without a beaming smile gets a joy out of life I know Father but ality1234KBSl234Deb.1 l 2 3 4 Senior Dance Committee 4 lntra mural A etics 1 2 3 4 BERNARD P GALLOWAY Gabby only red hair in 4D Towson hangouts r l plugger forms trio with McCrystle and Calvert good natured Marie happy go lucky will go far occasional wise cracker has a regular booth in Austin s Sodalrty 4 Debating 4 Glee Club 2 lntra mural Athletics 1 2 3 4 39 -1 xWQ my 5 tmsihsssit-ist-as A . ip 2 4 ?'g'l453 ff We Mwfwaaf RAYMOND GAMBRILL Ray' '... mythical All Maryland Cheer- leader . . . St. Rita's star hurler . . . ardent baseball fan . . . loves to dance . . . walking sports page . . . thinks Dundalk is God's country . . . Seton fan. Sodality 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 lntra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, JOHN J. GARLAND Judy . . , from way down South Balti- more . . . likes to sleep in class . . . ardent admirer of N.D.M .... takes a lot of kid- ding . . . likeable personality . . . I gotta get a letter some way ikes to play football honor card collector t at Pepsodent smile' llrtyl 7 1 2 3 4 Lei of Decency 1 2 3 4 Class President 1 Class Treasurcr 3 Deblting 1 2 Dramatics 1 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 7 Xearbook 4 Greek Club 3 Varsity Football 3 4 J V Football 2 J V Basketball 7 3 Freshman Basketball 1 Freshman Baseball 1 Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 J JACQUFS GUNNING ack the brain of 4D collects honor cards as a hobby five letter winner paces swimming team dreams of fishing in Canada tennis stalwart hopes to become a doctor has a great future in store for him Sodality 1 2 3 4 Sodality Vice Prefect 7 B 1 2 3 4 Class Vice Presi Trcasurcr 7 3 Class Gold Medil 3 Silver Medal 7 Debating 3 4 Science Club 3 Glce Club 2 Gregorian Choir 7 Radio Club 3 Hearbook c Ioyolan 7 4 Vars ennis 7 Swimming 3 4 Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 40 Soda ' , -, 3, 45 K. B. S. , , ,, g g'0n ' , , , Q ' 1 A ' 1 h ' , 5 ' ' 1 . ' . 7 . . , . -, , 1 ' , 9 . - 1 . . , -, 9 ' s 3 ' v i , gr . 'I y . 4 -s . ' , , ., 5 ' ' - -: - K. , S. , , , 3 ' - 'dent 4g ' y ' ' A -. Q 1 . Q ' -Q - , 5 ' 1 ' , 3s ' -1 3 . 9 ' 4: Th' . ' -, 3. 1 ity T '. -, 3, 4g Y S 'V A .i 1 V7 i i i y 4 ' s 4' 5 . 1 Sl lfhwellfi Czyeffiffiiff ' Qf ' 70621 'fly' ,W H . , tf- H ,ac Q-wqwv w DONALD H. HAGAN Don . . . linguist deluxe, likes Spanish and Italian, French, too . . . friend of the opera, especially Carmen . . . usually chilly in class, keeps his coat-collar up . . . good student . . . Little Flower, do or die . . . always ready with a laugh. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, Debating Medal 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4, The Loyolan 2, 3, 4, Headline Editor 4, Greek Club 33 Inter-racial Council 3, 4, Swimming 4, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 5, 4. JOHN c. HALL jack . . . quarterback of Dundalk's terrific football team . . . also a demon on the basketball court . . . usually takes up for Seton . . .A gets a whilile so he doesn't have to comb his hair . . . Romeo of 4C . . . German brain UQ . . . wants to set up his own business. Sodality 4, Legion of Decency 4, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. ALAN E. HARRIS Alan . . . Northwood's glamour boy . . . prominent member of the Harris-Magee duo . . . new suit every day . . . What are you, a professional buffoon ? Sodality 2, 3, 4, K. B. S. 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 3, Class Treasurer 2, Debating 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3, French Club 3, Gregorian Choir 2, The Loyolan 3, Varsity Football 4, J. V. Baseball 2, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. rm ,stare OWEN G HARTLOVE Owen friendly and good natured loyal supporter of all activities especial ly bowling been all through Canada except Lower Slobovia I wouldn t say that' never a dull moment finds it hard to keep awake in German Class matchbook collector Sodalityl 2 3 4 Science Club 2 Bowling4 Intramural Athleticsl 2 3 4 JOSEPH c HAUF oe always ready with a yoke famous for his flashy bow ties swimming stalwart has never spoken a dull word one of the b hoys plenty of school spirlt good companion and loyal friend will make his mark in the world Sodality 4' K. B. S. 4' Class Secretary 3' Treasurer 4' Debating 3 4' Science Club 2' Senior Dance Committee 4' Glee Club 2' Camera Club 3 4' Radio Club 3' The Loyolan 3' Swim- ming 3 4' Intra-mural Athletics 1 2 3 4. JOSEPH E. HENRY oe . . . fine sense of humor . . . - pendable . . . has an appreciation of fine music, especially opera . . . patient . . . - ays promp . . . a good student . . . as with Zimmerman . . . always in Library or Yearbook office . . . a host of friends . . . efficient worker. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Silver Medal 33 French Club 3, 43 Secretary 33 History Essay Contest Winner lg Yearbook Edi- tor-in-Chief 43 The Loyolan 2, 35 Greek Club 3, lntra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. T421 JAINIES L l-lLXWl'LL 1150 known rs 5m1ley to hrs frrendb good dxncer perpetually cat rn trght Lurly hfur football cn thusrast can look deeply contemplatrxe on the correct occamon quret seen wnth Molz and Ahearn exerybody 5 p1l dl1fy4 Cdmcra Cluh 1 K B 5 1 7 ra mural Athlencs I 3 KENNVIH C l-IIC DON Ken always found on under court Wilhrook s pride 1nd yoy Stlldlffs rn spare trme sxndlot footh1ll star Us orn anythrng, for 1 hugh ur N with Cole L 1 ln 1 l:.t1L JABIFS l, HISFR .ISO the Hurd 1l11s rc ClfflbOH Gite JB S xnwwcr to XY rllr rm Bendlx She d he ill flgllf lf she tl on Lhirter mcmher of the XV1l brook Bund bhr of Uhr lhr Cum Lx Co If you w mt to 5,0 rm ll drrw. you eytn though he doesnt hue. 1 lxtense llrtx 4 l Dehmm, Glu Cluh rrh lntri murll Arh Q IL 4 'Ute 'Y sax ,M at 4.9 XVILLIAM E. HOFF Bill' '... tall, silent type Qsometimeslj . . . always late with artistic excuses . . . A H pinball specialist . . . ardent baseball fan il . . .one of the draft card boys . . . just loves Frenchl . . . has a fancy' for pets fcanine only, friendsfj Sodality' 2, 3, 4g K, li. S. 43 Debating 2 5' French Club 3, 45 Treasurer 43 Camera Club 43 4 Yearbook 43 Greek Club 3. ALBERT J HOFFMAN 1 Hamilton s gift to Loyola sports enthusiast definitely not 1 vtoman hater beaming smile carries a million 1 -Qi yokes loy es to recall the golden past always good for a laugh loyal friend vtho cy er does homework' ilitx 4 lI'llI1IDUl'll Athletics 1 ROBFRT D HORNEY Bo 4D s contrrbution to the field of oratory steady and dependable ardent Q J N DM rooter Hiser Eckert and l-lorney lnc 1 heart breaker will go far fin the right directionj The Air Corps has me' a friend to When s the next dance? ality I 7 7 3 4 Le 1 of Decency 1 7 3 4 Debatingl 2 4 Debating Team 4 Debating Medal 4 Dramatxcs 1 7 3 Xtarbttk 4 lntrx mural Athletics 1 2 3 4 44 WILLIAM P HOU PT 1 all around good fellow wrth a different girl exery time you see hrm has more honor cards than any boy rn 4C at most Loyola games and dances rs golng to wrrte a hook relatmf, to thc unknown facts of Physlcs alrty 1 7 4 Ic r o Decency 1 7 3 1 Clrss bold Medal 7 3 Debating 3 4 Screncc C-luh Dr.1m'1t1cs 3 Yearbook 4 I tra mural Athlctrcs 1 3 4 J DAVID JACOBSEN ake halls from Walbrook class vut perpetual smrlc sues thc teacher a hard trmc perennial layxcc athlete lacrosse enthusiast ammhlc personality exerybody s frrencl ,I V Football 3 -I V Baskctbxll 5 Frcshmm Baseball Manager 1 Intra murrl Athlctrcs l J WILLIAM JFNKINS Bxll Wrndsor Hllls by birth Forest Park by acquamtancc serrous lust loses the caf attends St Paul s games honor card collector scen frequently mth McCloskey asprres to be an engmeer Sodalrty 1, 4, K B 5 I 7, 3, 4, Class Secrc tary 7, Class Srlwer Medal 1, 7 Yearbook 4 Intra mural Athletxcs I, 7, a, 4 l45l ! V if ey,-, ' 4345, Q ' NM 1 LLOYD O JOHNSON Lordsy alphabetically he slts be tween Houpt and Koerner lucky boy' Loyola s ambassador to Hnghlandtown our crrculatlon edxtor keenly tastes the need for an automatnc stamp hcker those brrght yellow shirts and red necktres Sodalrty2 3 4 K B S 1 2 3 4 Legron of Decencyl 2 3 4 Debatxngl Yearbook 4 The Loyolan 3 4 Crrculatlon Edrtor 4 Glee Club 2 Intramural Athletncsl 2 3 4 JOSEPH L KANE Sugar joe Gurlford s gnft to Loyola pensnve and smcere basketball stal wart drfferent car for every occaslon always rn a good humor farmer boy who likes any Dale a good companion and loyal frrend outstandmg athlete of 4D Sodallty 4 K B S 4 Debatmg 3 4 Camera 3 4 Intramural Athletrcsl 2 3 4 JOHN L KELLERMANN ac Pxmlxco s prxde and joy bowler deluxe Vxrgnma tops on has hnt parade good student prefers sweaters as the conventnonal school garb a wrt Elkrrdge steady never rides the school busses sure to attam his goal Sodalltv 1 2 3 4 V1cePresrdent 2 Secretary 2 3 4 Legron of Decency 1 2 3 Scnence Club 1 2 Dramatrcs 2 Semor Dance Commrttee 4 Camera Club 3 4 Yearbook 4 The Loyolan 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Captam 4 Intra mural Athletrcs 1 2 3 4 46 Club 45 The Loyolan 45 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 1:K.B-51,,,s ' ,,s I Il JOSEPH M. KELLEY Kel . . . Cousin Weak Eyes . . . ace Photographer of the newspaper staff . . . K. of C. lacrosse goalie . . . Ocean City boy . . . anybody seen Kneavel? . . . Watch out for that streetcar, joe! . . . saddle shoe fiend . . . big noise in the classroom . . . practical joker . . . ladies' man . . . Irish temper. Sodality 2, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Camera Club 3, 4, President 4g Yearbook Photography Editor 4g The Loyolan 3, 4, Copy Editor 4, Greek Club 3, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. KELLY jack . . . Huh! . . . honorary member of the Walbrook Bund . . . How much do you need? . . .wiiTle and heavy beard . . . snappy dresser . . , oh! those socks! . . . Where's Eck? . . . everybody knows Kelly . . . always a joke . . . interest at I.N.D. . . . Cum of Ubi, Ibi, Cum 8: Co. Sodality 2, 3, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President lg Class Secretary 35 Glee Club 23 Yearbook Business Manager 4, The Loyolan 2, Greek Club 35 lntra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. JEROME T. KIDD Jerry . . . would-be football star . . wears ties that scream . . . garden orator . . . eternally hungry . . . everybody's pal . . always has a joke . . . R.C. for me! Soclality 1, 2, 3g K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 4g Dramatics lg Glee Club 2, Gregorian Choir lg Cheerleader 3, 4, J. V. Football 1, 2, 3, J. V. Basketball lg Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. WJ Q S . Sri-.33 l . FRANCIS R. KIMMEL Frank . . . meet me at Schwaab's . . . enjoys German class . . . basketball star . . . lacrosse enthusiast . . . spare time at K. of C .... happy-go-lucky . . . saddle shoes. Class Treasurer 35 Secretary 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J. V. Bas' ketball 25 Lacrosse 25 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH s. KNAPP joe . . . Blond hair . . . snappy dresser . . . ready wit . . . quiet but interesting . . . easy-going . . . sports enthusiast . . . good baseball pitcher . . . citizen of Wyman Park . . . well-liked . . . friendly . . . nice person- ality . . . occasional honor cards . . . hnds time for study and social life . . . Sts. Philip and james' playboy. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Camera Club 45 Yearbook 45 Greek Academy 35 J. V. Baseball 25 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM S. KNEAVEL Bill . . . good looking . . . always wears saddles . . . Who's got the car tonight? enjoys his Ocean City vacations . . . admirer of N.D.M .... who shall I take out to- night, fellows? . . .never without Kelley. . . sports writer deluxe . . . Gee Dee Ho . . . Ice Hockey's the sport. Sodality 1, 45 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 French Club 3, 45 President 35 Yearbook Sports Editor 45 The Loyolan 2, 3, 45 Sports Editor 45 Greek Club 35 Varsity Ice Hockey 45 J. V, Ice Hockey 2, 3L J. V. Baseball 25 Intra- mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. P481 FRANCIS A. KOERNER Frank . . . a swell fellow who loves to laugh . . . he astounds with his genius . . . favorite with everyone . . . every hair in place . . . German expert . . . he should go far. Sodality 45 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Class Silver Medal 35 Senior Dance Committee 45 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN R. KOGLER Kog . . . swell fellow . . . always may be found with Mersinger . . . St. Edward's boy . . . has all the up-to-date jokes . . . Varsity puckster for two years. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 45 Debating 35 Dramatics 1, 25 Senior Dance Com- mittee 4g Yearbook 45 J. V. Football 25 Varsity Ice Hockey 3, 45 J. V. Ice Hockey 15 J. V. Base- ball 2, 35 lntra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. OLIVER B. J. KRASTELL Ollie . . . hails from Vlalbrook . . . photographer member of Gildersleeve Club . . . talks about sailing . . . that pipe of his . . . a true friend . . . drives with Ayd . . . starts car in second. Sodality 1, 2, 45 K. B. S. 1, 25 Debating 1, 25 Camera Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. l49J ,Q 3' J' WV W Vf' ff v y 4. A ,af Qs.- R 3 'Wwe CHARLES NW. KUMLEHN Chas' '... sports enthusiast . . . class treasurer . . . very talkative . . . big man on bowling team . . . slight concern over Catholic High . . . always willing to help a good friend great school spirit his ambition as to be 1 pharmacist alaty 1 7 3 4 Legion of Decency 1 Z l Greek Club 3 Class Trusurer 4 Swimming anager 1 lntra mural Athletics 1 'P 3 C HARLFS I LAMBI RSI Reds blushes with ease most llkely to fall asleep on street cars Ann s boy drug store cowboy neat dresser nexer stops smiling c ass clown basketball stellar Katz Clothes would be lost mthout ham stagator of class uprasangs alatyl 2 s 4 lea of Decency 1 Class Vice President 4 Greek Club 'a Freshman Baseball 1 Freshman Basketball 1 I V Basketball 2 Varsaty Basketball 7 3 4 In mural Athletics 1 7 CHARLES J LANCGOOD Charlie Hrst member of the Un holy Trio Anybody seen Semesky9 beard Walt a second Iather Who s got 1 weed' ardent puckster alvs ays vtell dressed extensive French aocabulary and now and then gets an honor card alaty 1 4 Legion cency l 4 Class lresaden 1 1 lresrdent 3 Irench Club 5 4 Vace President 4 Senior Dance Committee 4 Xearbook 4 The loyolran 4 Varsitv Football 7 Varsity lce Hockey r es 7 j V Baseb Freshman Baseball 1 lntra mural Athletics l 7 50 1 May, . . . It A q i Q' L I, . Sod .-,., 1 s' ' ,,3, Ma. tl Q- . ,-,,,-1, C .' S - . . . St. I 5 ' a . ' . . . in- . A Sod. ' , ,3, 43 K. li. S. 1, 2, f, g . gon tra' . ' ' . , -, 5, 4, ,A Q' fd . I y 'N ,, . ,, A thrives on dates . . . class president . . . heavy V lf' A 21? 'X . ' h ti I ' , : .H . . . I 'bv I .. , 1 Y jfeej 4.7 5 ' . . . ' ' f y Q sotat ' V , 41 K, aa. s, 1, 2, 5, ., of K A QC T ' ,A 2., 5, 3 A t Vce- 4g j. V. Ice Hack 1' 1, -, 53 . . all 2.1 I A 3, 4. EDWIN L. LECNARD Ed . . . perpetual smile . . . easy going . . . one of the brothers of 4B . . . Mr. Muldowney's little Communist . . . Who has my lunch? . . . Magee's right hand. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Gold Medal 15 Yearbook 45 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN A. MAGEE jack . . . country club regular . . . champ at tennis . . . aspires to be a lawyer . . . friendly . . . catches sleep over week- end in class . . . another of 4B's brothers . . . all balderdash and twaddlef' Sodality 15 Debating 1, 2, 35 Prize Debate Gold Medal 25 The Loyolan 2, 35 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Bowling 4. DAVID B. MAGUIRE Dad . . . those corrected mispronuncia- tions in English class . . . Loyola's ambassa- dor to Garrison High . . . those questions in physics class . . . an aspiring artist and aeronautical engineer . . . always ready to give a helping hand . . . another member of the Seniors' Fathers Club. Sodality 1, 2, 45 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 45 Glee Club 35 Camera Club 45 Radio Club 25 Yearbook 45 The Loyola Quarterly 15 The Loyolan 2, 45 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. U11 lf 161' ,f'7?'fWQ'f ?'J I' ' ' f XV DAVID MARLEX Dau or hy ad pleasant smrlc Ill get my llccnse I just dont hue tlmc I wonder who L1l ns' lgraxe drgger of 4D hang on Ill catch you later Wnldwood man about town 1l1ty l K B S 4 Hearboo Cylcc Club 7 Orchestra 7: Lacrosse 7 Intm murll 1 ctrcs l Pro 5 Mfmoeeo IO pleasant smxle well groomed alr halls from Forest Park a bles m photography eas gomg neat dresser class xacatxonrst always Carnes 1 pen llltcs to play trrcl-ts remembers freshman year when honor cards were plentiful big future ahead alrtvl 2 3 7 3 4 Scre Club 2 Camera Club 3 4 VxcePres1dent 4 Yearbook 4 Intrx mural Athletics 1 7 3 4 G ARTHUR MAYNFS Otts has great mterest rn themrcals Read nt off your paper May nes I cant see rt myself Mrster hoopster dependable and vfell lrlted man about town Ocean Cnty boy alntyl 4 K B 7 5 S Cl.1ssTr urcr 4 bcmor Dance Commlttae 4 j V Football 2 J V Basketball 7 3 Freshman Basketball 1 lntra mural Athletxcs I 3 2 752 EDWARD L. MCCLOSKEY Mac . . . Ocean City enthusiast . . . a million dollar smile . . . always good for a cigarette . . . magnetic personality . . . sporty dresser . . . famous for Blue Monday . . . Are you sure that's all we have? . . . mem- ber of Polar Bear Club . . . good student . . . considers caf out of bounds. Sodality 1, 4g K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Gold Medal lg Silver Medal 2, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 5, 4. GERARD W. MCCORMICK Mac . . . quick wit . . . never a worry . . . gets those blue and white honor cards regularly . . . quite a varsity pitcher . . .an Irvington lad . . . Ever hear of the Mon- astery Nine? . . . daily softball player . . . friend to all . . . That is to say . . Sodality 43 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Decency lg Yearbook 45 Greek Club 35 Intra- mural Athletics l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J, V. Baseball 2. DAVID B. MCCOURT Dave . . . spends his summers at O. C. . . . black sweater and saddles . . . I must say . . . . . But Father . . . . . good sport . . . Latin brain . . . hands in pockets . . . one of Loyola's top Icers. Sodality 45 K. B. S. 4g Class President 15 Class Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 2g Senior Dance Committee 4g Varsity Ice Hockey 43 J. V. Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3, Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. I53l 3 ,A . . 9 ex! Uv. ,,wg,QjxfQgf.i:iQKf ?? 1-Aff' - - ' 43 P- 4 1 O ' A Tae .Y A-is 5 I ...ser , M -. FRANCIS C MCCRYSTLE Mac Towson clique ladies man good dancer likes to eat swim ming team couldnt exist without him always has an excuse natural blond UQ always seen with Calvert and Galloway a great fellow and friend of all S aityl 2 4 K B S 1 2 Debating 4 Glee Club 2 Swimming 3 4 Intramural Ath csl 2 3 RICHARD T MCGRAIN Dick good for a laugh in any period one of the many starters of class up roars I gotta get a job Loyola baseball star most original What makes me so handsome? pride and joy of St Ann s ality 1 4' K. B. S. 2 3 4' Legion Decency 1' Greek Club 3' J. V. Basketball ' Varsity Baseball 4' J. V. Baseball 2 3' Freshman Baseball 1' Intra'mural Athletics 1 2 3 4. CHARLES H. MEADOW-CROFT Charlie . . . 4B s homeroom beadle . . . enthusiastic linguist . . . a demon at Spanish . . . brain . . . ardent debater . . . gets first honors every month . . . 4B's walking dic- tionary . . . quiet, reserved, studious . . . never smokes . . . Hne sense of humor. Sodality 4g K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Debating 3, 4g Dramatics 35 Camera Club 4g Yearbook Associate Editor 45 The Loyolan 3, 49 Copy Editor 35 Make- up Editor 45 Inter-racial Council 4g Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 O'Neill Algebra Medal 4. E541 EUGENE L. MERSINGER Mert . . . 4C's candidate for football honors . . . popular . . . hair never combed . . . jovial . . . admirer of reindeer sweaters . . . his laugh everywhere . . . Kogler's con- stant companion . . . Gee whiz! . . . de- pendable terminal on gridiron eleven . . . likes to write poetry in English class . . VValbrook's big, handsome blond. K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 J. V. Baseball 25 Intra- mural Athletics I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD H. MILLER Eddie . . . Govans lad . . . Williams' constant companion . . . tennis stellar . . . lacrosse enthusiast . . . promising artist . . . varsity swimmer . . . a great little fellow . . . I was hooked! Sodality 1, 45 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Greek Club 35 J. V. Football 2, 55 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 45 Swimming 3, 45 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN C. MOLZ Norm . . . quiet but a potential power- house . . . voted most original . . . Sorry, car's filled. . . . good dancer . . . social club romeo . . . fiddles with Fords. Sodality 45 Debating 1, 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Yearbook 45 The Loyolan 45 Intra-mural Athletics l, 2, 3, 4. U51 J. THOMAS OASTER Tom . . . best-looking . . . one of Griff's pucksters . . . loves all sports . . . knit ties . . . hides behind a big smile . . . O. C. com- mando . . . mild mannered . . . future doctor . . . Mt. Washington is God's country, fellows! Sodality 1, 2, 43 K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 43 Debating 43 Science Club 23 French Club 33 Senior Dance Committee 43 Camera Club 43 Retreat Composi- tion Winner 13 Yearbook 43 Varsity Ice Hockey 3, 4g J. V. Ice Hockey 1, 23 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR S. O'BRIEN O'B . . . always smiling . . . that ride in jim Reed's car to the dance . . . firm M. S. A. supporter . . . lacrosse standout . . . intra-mural fan . . . sweater lover. Sodality 1, 4g K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Legion of Decency 3, 43 Class Secretary 13 Treasurer 2, 33 Debating 33 Glee Club 23 Yearbook 43 J. V. Football 2, 33 Swimming 3, 43 Lacrosse 23 Intra- mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. VINCENT PAPA Vince . . . well groomed wavy hair . . . fashion plate of Hamilton . . . proud posses- sor of '36 Chevrolet . . . frequent visitor to Highlandtown . . . always does homework . . . accomplished dancer . . . St. Dominic's rooter . . . genial personality . . . Catholic High booster . . . great fun at a party . . . everybody's pal. Sodality 43 French Club 33 Intra-mural Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4. 'r 5563 . ,f .. wa, ww ALBERT PERRELLI Al . . . All-Maryland man in motion 5 or 7 Q? . . . good dancer . . . peppy shortstop . . . I good student . . . never has a pencil . . . better than average in any sport . . .loves I chocolate chip cookies . . . usually seen with Hall or Gambrill. Sodality 2, 4g K. B. S. 3, 4g Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g lntra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. W 5 s. ' 4 1 2 NORBERT PI LACHOWSKI Patterson Park socialite . . . class time 1 keeper makes up for lost sleep in class a multitude of friends keeps class interesting May I haxe my cigarette l1ghter7 alrtyl 4 K 3 4 Legion D cency 1 7 5 4 lntr1mur.1lAthlct1cs1 7 3 BURTON PROCTOR Bashful Burt three year warsity gridder talkatixe and sincere c ass artist has two homes his own and 33rd most school spirit desires to be 'So a commercial artist alw ays ready to help Sodality 1 4 Deblting 5 4 Manacr 4 Senior Dance Committee 4 Glee Club 2 Gregor ian Club 2 The Loyolan Staff 3 4 Art Editor 3 4 Xearbook Art Editor 4 57 Sod , 3 .B.S.l,2, , Q ' of e Q ,-, , 1 1- ' 'i .-V, t' 4' 4. S f' St .... ' '5 K I 1 V . 52' M elf? aw l 1-..-nv' JAMES M RLBBFRT neat drcsscr n1tural vuaxc 1lVVlyS good for 1 cnrarcttc vlears nlmts perpetually un he found m Scnror Girden anytxmc lllly 1 K B S 4 HL1rhook4 Var Foothlll M1n.1gcr 1 Intr1mur1l Athletxcs 1 7 M JOSEPH REI-IAK always 5m1l1ng does he ex er slnxc 1n Qrdent follower of lr Lam IH s L.1t1n cl1sx 1lv1 qs l11s 1 compll 1 lfitl LILICSUOD it the wx ronzg tuna hkes to pl 15 h ughall 1lways gl 1d to do 1 fnend 1 tu or that 5 our oc lllfy l 'Q IL 1 f Dcccncy 1 7 3 4 French Club 3 4 Camen u 5 4 Sccrc an 4 Grerk Cub 3 me loyol m buff 7 iwunnung, 4 lntr1mur.1l Ath cs 1 ALEXANDER B ROHR cx Oxcrlei S ggft to L H S nexcr shucs alwx aye smxhng ind losmg, hm lunch through hls hnc perionallty haS m iny frlcnds 1l1ty 1 3 1 Debitl etlcs 1 , 1581 Q 'E j1m .. . .. . 2 ' ,. 'fvjv' , vt Y- K -' . , , - 'g r . . . L . Y v 1 . A. K.- : - . L 1 ying 1 . 7 Sod1 ' ' , 43 , . . 3 1 3 sity 3, -1. C .l0C .., ' N ' A - 1.3 . , : ', Us 'I 'C' 1 H Vx' '- , b . . .... . . .ja L' ' im 1 ' 1 Sod1 ' ' ,2, 5, 43 K. 15.5. 1, 2, 5,11 .-gon U ' ' ' 1 -Y -1 ' Q ' Y- Q i Cl h ,, 3 ' A 't' 4' 3 E A' l ,Q Tl Y lui ,E , 2, 5, 4. if 'N rx LVN . . . .'. 'f . . . . . k'sJ, 4. A . ij. Q 5 ' , if Sodr ' ' , 2g K. B. 5. 1, 2, ,, -3 . 'ng l: lntr.1-mural Athl ' J , 2, 3, 4. A . JOHN W. SCALLY Scall . . . South Baltimore boy . . vacationist . . . has developed a new lingo, combination of many languages . . . excellent athlete . . . specializes in football . . . couldn't want a better pal . . . plenty of courage . . . he'll go far in life. Class President lg Vice-President 2g Varsity Football 3, J. V. Football Zg J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Freshman Basketball lg Freshman Baseball lg Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. SCHANBERGER jack . . . Forest Park's Charles Atlas . . . an easy-going manner . . . basketball enthusiast . . . corny wit his trademark . . . occasional honor cards . . . Loyola College booster . . . plays a rugged game of tennis . . . will succeed in whatever field he chooses . . . Let's get serious, fellows. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Vice-President lg Treasurer 2g The Loyolan 45 Yearbook Associate Editor 4g Varsity Basketball Manager 3g j. V. Football 23 Freshman Basketball lg J. V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Tennis 4g Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. J. NORMAN SCHMITT Norm . . . hates haircuts . . . hails from St. Cecilia's . . . carefree Pepsodent smile . . . class disrupter . . . St. Bernadine's football stalwart . . . wolf deluxe . . . just loves the bus system . . . always seen with Kogler and Mersinger. Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. l59l , ,M 7' KM F 'E ' .l EDXWARD A. SCHNEIDER blIITl nm Latln tycoon smxle for exeryone watch that lme all around sport exerybody s frxend Catonsulle SOCI3llfC Who stole my lunch ' cllxty 1 3 4 Le f Decency l 7 3 1 Glee Club 7 X carbook 4 msse 7 .1 1ur1l Athletxcs 1 7 ROBERT J SCHNEIDER Bo chemnstry vuzard knows physics too persex enng and dependable Dyer did lt thmles he can smg headed for success a swell guy and 1 svlell frrend hablt of collectlng honor cards llrty 4 K 5 4 Lcgxon Decency 1 7 3 4 Scncncc Club 7 Glee Club 7 Clmerx Cluh 4 X e lrhuole 4 Svummmg 4 Intra ral Athletncs l 7 ROBERT J SEIFERT Bom lui., Pepsodent smile sec ond home rs Irlends nexer vvornes 1hout anythmg Romeo of upper Gos ans Who s got a car? lllees Engllsh and math always at Loyola 5 dances quiet ln class popular class presldent gonna stop smolcmg alxty 1 4 2 4 Legion Decency 1 7 3 4 Class Pres1dent 4 Semor Dance Committee 4 lntra mural Athletics 1 2 C0 A Wm Sola ' ' , 2, 5, -lg K. B, S. l, 2, Y, g -giun . H ' -9' A1 Lac - -1 lntr'-n 4 -' ' , -, 3, 4. C .N V Q . - . . I Soda' g .B.S.1,2,Y,'g ' of I mug V 5 , .., 3, 4. Sod ,gK.B.S.l,,g ' of 5, 4. il lf? l 3 1 L 1 , 5 ,. , v ?,l :?.g, , s LOUIS J. SELLMAYER Lou . . . never angry . . . always smiling . . . ardent fan of the Dons . . . everybody's friend . . . Krastell's biggest rival for the heavyweight champ . . . Where's Zell- hofer? . , . ten-pin king, bowls 326. K. B. S. 3, 4g Legion of Decency 3, 4g Dram- atics 2g Bowling 4g Yearbook 43 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, DONALD C. SEMESKY Don . . . second member of the Unholy Trio . . . Where's Vaeth ? . . . for bigger and better record dances . . . specializes in weekend dates . . . I must say, fellows! . . . Hrst baseman deluxe . . . always wears saddles . . . occasional honor cards . . . Who's getting the car tonight? Sodality 1, 2, 4g K. B. S. 1, Z, 3, 4g Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 1, 2g French Club 3, 4g President 43 Senior Dance Committee 43 Greek Club 35 The Loyolan Staff 4g Yearbook 4g Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Freshman Baseball lg Intra-mural Athletics l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES A. SHELLEY jim . . . ace sandlot footballer . . . sports two-tone coat and saddles . . . natural blond hair UQ . . . favors red-heads . . . likes to eat and sleep in class . . . a great guy. Sodality 4g K. B. S. 43 Legion of Decency 4: Debating 45 Glee Club 25 jayvee Football 32 Bowling 4g Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. T611 qty ,Q S I' I is l ' , V . 1 sl .: ,vi , G may A ,k wa vs.. I Ms th fi W:a 'Q ,Wan j. IEDXVARD SIDLOXWSKI Sid . . . rugged center of the football team . . . plays baseball, too . . . quite a party goer . . . strange laugh . . . that there . . . dependable . . . develops quite a waist line during the summer . . . corny jokes . . . Boy, did I have a time last night! . . . host of friends . . . collects sandwiches in the ca Sodality 4 Legion of Deccncy 1 2 5 4 Gr k Club 3 Varsity Football 1 2 3 4 Varsity Base 7 DONALD L SMITH Smitty Brussels sprouts hair noted for side remarks gun enthusiast lil-.es ice skating pals vtith Vince and A 8. P s best vsorlter amateur mechanic always knows German lesson talks in a slow fashion Im gonna buy me a boat ambition anything easy th t p1ys well Qodxlity ln ilctics WILLIAM F SNYDER Willy a swell guy eas going fellow likes to chase the fire department wants to be a pharmacist a good friend to haye o llity 4 3 4 Legion ccncy I 7 3 4 lntm m A etics I 52 f. X ' ' 1 ' ' ' , , , 1 CC A 1 1 - I Q -i Q - -i ' L ball -, 3, 4. Al....'.' , I Y 5 H 4 . . i I, 43 tra-mural Atl 1, 2, 3, 4. Y ,fm A , 'Q K 4 ' 5- , fy A ijt , 11 y ., . ,H V- . 4 y fy . if i?L,:lQ , ' 55 A '- gif . egg, ,- nr ff f . - V. . ,I g 5 di ' g K. B. S. 1, 2, ,, 5 of I ' K De ' i , .., , 3 .- ural thl '. , 2, ,J 'V fu 1 1,g,Qw A 'ffm Wg P2,f f ff I N' ,V.,,,f1,,a,,,,, VM H WILLIAM STRICKER Bill . . . 4B's rival to Harry james . . . always hungry . . . Mr. Lugowski's nemesis in Greek class . . . mysterious knock on the back door . . . usually found on the cinder court . . . puts 'em over the fence . . . Where's Higdon? . . . St. Charles' gift to Loyola . . . quiet and scholarly. Sodality 2, 3, 4g K. B. S. 2, 3, 4g French Club 35 Vice-President 35 Orchestra 3, 45 Glee Club 23 The Loyolan 33 Bowling -15 Intra-mural Athletics 2, 3, 4. DONALD G. TERRY Terr . . . scrappy football player . . . personality plus . . . lacks hair and a belt . . . prominent figure in Pimlico . . . horse lover . . . insists on early morning refresh- ments . . . dislikes chubby checked teachers . . . sports an Adam hat . . . football team named after him . . . future lawyer. Varsity Football 2, 33 Intra-mural Athletics l, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE G. THOMAS George . . . most popular . . . K. of C. lacrosse star . . . well-dressed . . . Ocean City . . . occasional honor cards . . . a lower Guilford boy . . . enjoys the social life . . . likes saddle shoes-and a certain school in Mt. Washington. Sodality 43 K. B. S. l, 2, 3, 4g Class President 2g Vice-President 35 Secretary 13 Varsity Football 23 Lacrosse 23 Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. E631 X I W . .lt .-ggi? . ,gtg gl , , .,.,, ,, . .i . we JOHN 1. TIERNEY just jack . . . Loyola's Tommy Harmon of the gridiron . . . very popular . . . one of 4D's brains . . . tall, broad and handsome . . . crazy kid, doesn't like girls . . . says he's going to lead the easy life. Sodality 4g Varsity Football 3, 4, Intra-mural Athletics l, 2, 3, 4. H. EDWARD TOBIAS Toby . . . has a good pitching arm . . . sports a large assortment of bright ties . . . likeable . . . regular honor student . . . al- ways wears a big smile . . . carries an odd looking lunch box on World Series days . . . likes lab work . . . desires to be a chemical engineer. Sodality 4g Varsity Baseball 3, 4g j. V. Base- ball 2g Freshman Baseball lg Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. SYLVESTER L. VAETH Bud . . . third member of the Unholy Trio . . . Where's Langgood ? . . . Loyola's bid for the majors . . . small but rugged . . . Pikesville is the place . . . always has cig- arettes . . . most unique laugh in Loyola . . . Mt. St. Agnes is the best . . . good na- tured . . . excellent artist. Sodality 4, K. B. S. l, 2, 3, 43 Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Dance Committee 4, Greek Club 3g 1. V. Football 25 Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Freshman Baseball 1. i641 ADAM j XVATKOXVSKI Adam earthly Purgatory for all English te1chers Cmon youse guys South Baltlmores prxde 1nd joy tall d1rlc 1nd handsome natural baslset ball player clnder court athlete ardent school booster center of er1ser battles const1nt eomp1n1on of Scally alvs ays good for a laugh c 1l1ty Iegm D Cenex I 7 3 1 Class Vxre llresxclc t l lren u 3 Scnmr Dance C rmmlttee l XLIII1 c I wx1l1n Stiff l VIFQIYY Iootblll M1n1 V li1slcctb1 Ircshmnn lirslc ll XVAL1 I R R XVI LIANFI Wilt LILICSUOU box of ll booster of all Loyol1 lctmtres rnnoeent face mth mrschrexous smlle yoy 'Imlcer toys lth ye1rs Polish 1mb1ss1 dor of Keood mll 1 loy1l Ioyol1n c rlrtx Ie 14 ft Dcecnex I D 1 Sue ub lb r 1b S Hel s :story fm ntcst Vs nnncr l c mu St1 rrbuflc 1 Vlrszty Ice Hoelccy M rn13.,er 1 trl murrl Atlmlctles l LINCARD I W HITITORD Il1sh c1rr1es 1 he1xy be1rd loxes th1t Oceln Clty sun 1lxx1ys seen mth Rohr Incl Zeller nexer uemrs 1 txe cl1nce rec,uI1r N D M f1n xy iys SITlllll'lyL 1 host of frlenels W ho s cot 1 blue boolc lllty 1 ' , V leootb , W Freshman Bxseball 1 Intrlmurll Athletics , msg K ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Bobby . . . All Maryland Quarterback and Best Bet . . . can play any sport . . . ten major letters . . . captain of three major teams . . . Notre Dame bound . . . quiet . . . modest about his achievements on gridiron, court and diamond . . . Miller's companion . . . a smile for everyone . . . a great fellow. Sodality 1, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Presi- dent lg Greek Club 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Captain 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Loyola Medal 4. LOUIS A. YUHN Lou , . .well-liked. . .always ready with a joke . . . Beck's boy . . . early morning physics genius . . . Roland Park's gift to Loyola . . . Are they checking the busses today? . . . business exec . . . likes sociol- ogy . . . Who's gonna give me a lift to the big dance? K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 4g Intra- mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD J. ZELLER Ben . . . well-groomed hair . . . that man about town . . . Whiteford's better half . . . likes to reminisce about those won- derful weekends . . . smooth dancer . . . al- ways willing to help . . . likes to dish out corsages . . . always seen with his Buick. Sodality 1, 4, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Decency 1, 45 Bowling 4g Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. i661 CHARLES F. ZIMMERMAN . . . 4A's master mind . . . gold medals galore . . . possessor of innumerable honor cards . . . proud of St. Ann's . . . doesn't know what jug looks like . . . de- votee of the concert . . . dependable . . . inveterate reader . . . always willing to help. Sodality 2, 3, 4, K. B. S. 43 Class Gold Medal 1, 2, 35 French Club 3, 45 Maryland History Contest Winner 2g Glee Club Z5 Yearbook Asso- ciate Editor 4g Library Assistant 2, 3, 43 Greek Club 3. FRANCIS T. ZITO Zerto . . . school violin player . . . gen- erally quiet . . . develops own pictures . . witty at times . . . soda jerk in off time . . . Seton admirer . . . quiet . . . conhdent, con- cerning girls . . . McCormick's competitor in placing little wagers. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. 4, Orchestra 3, 4g Glee Club 2g Camera Club 45 Greek Club 3: Intra-mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. Qliequiesrnt in lgare EDMUND URBAN 1927 - 1945 Winner of a full scholarship to Loyola, Edmund proved by his scholastic record that he well deserved this award. The Sodality of Our Lady found in him a devoted mem- ber. After a brief illness, he died as his junior year was beginning. His loss was deeply felt by his fellow students, who were sure that the years ahead held for him only success and happiness. D571 ,aw naw we During the past four years we have long heen awaiting the day of our graduation. Now that we have attained that goal and are to pass from the portals of Loyola, where we have heen imhued with the fine spirit and high ideals that helongg to true men of Loyola, let us face the future with confidence and live up to the teachings that have heen instilled in us during our sojourn here at Blakefield, Our joy, however, is not unmixed with sorrow, as we must hid farewell to many of the friends whom we have made here. W'e also must part from the teathers who have not only lahored so long and unselfishly to impart to us the knowledge which will he needed in fulhlling our station in life hut who have extended to us an ever sincere hand of friendship and helpfulness. 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A 1 I . - 1 1 4 3 ' BOTTOM Row ILefl Io ugblj L ll ugner Glu! born lunar El el Leonard Akeff Fr L Bradley Sf Aim 11110 V 5121117 Mmm Bwzgardl lx Snzzlla Srbuelger MIDDIE ROW Glaeter Durmouzrz CUHIKZUI Vacek Fmrl IWard Heimevl Geumere Donellan IV1ldbe'fger Rodozuky Zephn TbI?lI16 Cflfblll Il ebb TOP ROW Bailey Green Y Murphy R Elclaelman Hamer Murnuze Hzrke Arlbm 0601111121 llollfauur Czllmm Hud on Bulmp F.1f1e7 THIRD YEAR A HARRN AKhRs Preudezzl PHILIP MARANIIO Vue Pmzdefzf VINCENT SMITH Seuemu PM RICK LIIOINARD Treafznef There IS joy IH our hearts and a touch of melancholy too as we turn thIs the thIrd leaf of our hIgh school career For once agam It IS tIme to say Remember How quIckly the fleetmg months haxe passed How many memorIes of gladness f dIsa poIntment of trIumph of defeat are pressed between these pages clrawmg to gether the Class of 3A In exer closer bonds of frIendshIp 3A laId claIm to fame In exery type of extra currIcular aCf1Xlt1y Glaeser and CorbItt on varsIty foot ball Haske as football manager DurmowIcz BaI1ey and CorbItt as stellar performers on the xarsIty qurnt Corngan on xarsIty ICC hockey OConnor on xarsIty swImmIng On unIor VarsIty teams Bongardt Genoxese ZephIr and Murnane for football HC1mCEt Farley and Haske for ICC hockey Furst on the basketball team On the SenIor Debatmg team ue find Donellan and Akers on the school newspaper staff Wxldberger Akers and Haske Actne members of the SenI0r Sodahty were Akers WIldberger and Haske Three A wrItes and pubhshes the SenIor SodalIty newspaper wIth Akers eclltor WIldberger and Rodovvsky assIstant edItors and Bongardt art edltor Wagner IS an enthusIastIc member of the Camera Club And lastly the consIstent honor students Whldberger Rodovwsl-cy and Akers f72 I. .' 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'i V r . , - 1 - THIRD YEAR B Hmm PRonorHL Paerzdezzz joHN ENsoR Vzre Pfewdeuf Eow ARD Rurxowslu Sewelmy WILLIAM BOTILLR TVHIJIHEJ 5B has 1ndeed experrenced a full and flourrshmg year We l1ke to remember Unsung rm Wxntz and Galloplng ack Ensor dorng the honors rn football lranlt Lastner slnltmg them for the xarslty the Gately sltatlng for hrs fame Duggan on the debatrng team Burch 1nd Owen who managed exerythmg Rutkowskl and Baker gettrng needed sleep ln Mr Hess class Rychlak L1szewsk1 and Boteler always pulllng down honor cards Waters croonrng ID class Wagner s black and yellow Jacket Moeslern s spltballs Steffens gettmg rebounds durlng P E the frequent socml calls of Owen to Fr Comery s Of'-HCC Garland s campalgn for Handsome Leo Maher and Gehrmg passrng out thelr excess lunch pernod durlng German class Prodoehl crown1ng Marshner durmg a class meetnng Golley s sneezrng Mr Hess I ll haxe some vxork for you Caulk Wake up Murphy get your sleep at nrght we llke to remember these and we ll nex er forget them because they are remembrances of our swell class SB BOTTOM ROW lLeff 10 flghll Tumer Broun fer Alflllclflllf Zeller Boleler Prodoebl Mr H rr S Mr Czmpo redz Enmr Rutkozzrkz Ryblazk Gelarnlg Sluebler or A1EMdlIu5 MIDDLE Row Ouen Cuxlk Golley Gfzfelg ll ulerr Kell Moerlenz Muller Alaber Niue! 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THIRD YEAR L Inux McGu1c,Ars Pfewdeuf ALAN MIIHAN Vac Pm11lf111 lmxcrs Dum Smuafy THm1As K1 LI x 111 1111111 RClUll'llbLlI1f, on our unror year at Loyola we recall Hellman and Cadrgan ws O Kelly and Hablg rn the epre Battle of the Plums O Donnell s hot trps Ilury Presldent of the A A the day Darly and Reed gaxe a dlSfll'1CflXC odor to the Irench class McGu1gan s Meehan drd you take my book J Klmmerlem tryung not to get that hurt attntude the day S no got only 95 T lxelly s Now boys the ears all full Sorry Mr Axerdrck tellmg Curran The dangers all oyer yust before the experlment blew sky h1gh Bartolomeos flrp flops at the Stadlum I.ally s lnfamous I eertalnly shall Peter Klper s egg nog binge Loughran s Honest Mister I wasnt the chemistry class peanut man strll uncaught the Roek a bye Baby song that greeted Mr Opprtz Zeke s unerrmg um wrth an eraser Tom Lutz wedclmg Lagna joined the Naxy Gellner the orrglnal G I oe Now Smith the trlg cant be th rt hard' Grresaeker s love for Communism lalsant the adx oeate of the ten pound shoe Ben Cook s vsrde awake manner durlng German Bauers New Years Eye Now Rose hlorlne gas rsnt THAT bad the day we got Seardma and trred to throvs hlm back jug of course Brennlg the boy from the BIG crty BOHQM Row HMI! uqfvrl L1r111 Gmuzrhr Slmn Bmw Muna: T Kelly MLG111ga111 Wir INuge11t S lultfhlll 131115 lx111111evle111 Harkley forzlef Bzflulomro Zellbofer INIIDDLF ROW Reed 0 lull-p F1111 Dudwon AIIIIVIIIIIII Serm 1111711 Lnngbrm Mzer Burk Gellrur Bremzzg Cadlguz 1111111111 TOP ROW Cook Lully L111 Cmrm Hzlblg Greeley He1111111111 E1fl1el1111111 lxyne Role Inn 5711116 0Dm111ell lxlper Sfblllldf lm' BOTTOM ROW fLefl I0 Hgh!! I llllblh 1 Mm :umm Drlll Ame Srzrdzmz Duzgltr Ixrzipu Hr Hel rlrla Mr Arerdnk Hunt Scully Brorzlo Ixuzkel Sheebru Hmm Hzrl lNllDDLE ROW Deuberry Stzellarg Lnzguer Iz11IlJ Gllflillflg Przbl Glbb0III Slnu Llmderlanz Lfbtf Mzrbel lluzzlzer Byzzei TOP ROW Rue Mum Sfblbdtltb Plumer Allen Cmuley Bzrdelm 111 Slllllllfkl lllmgozrw Blzruurd falter! Pm Illiller ll Logue F Luew THIRD YEAR D XAXIIR KASPAR Preizdem RICHARD HDNT Vzre Prerldeul DENNIS SCULLX Senetmy WILLIAM lDLINlLLR Treaizner After fInIshIng the third chapter of Our Book of Knowledge we make this dedIcatIon To all the teachers of aD Mr Nugent Fr Knott Mr Muth M Helfrich Mr Ayerdiclc and 'Vlr OppItz In smcere gratitude for their untIrIng efforts ln scmnmg this chapter we clll to mmd such Incidents as Bardelmans unscheduled debates with the teacher Miller lacl-tlng Inclsors the class clown Scardina Schabdach s periodic dozes IH class Dengler winklng at a certain teacher In class Ptarr s famIlIar plea ug? But Mister Landerlcin IS at the race traclt Mister Sheehan pouting because he got only 98 IH Latin Murn explaming by hand sIgnals why he couldnt answer the relIgIous question lary ngItIsU Spellacy argumg MIster M 18 the best teacher IH the school and Shaw s braIn con cussion What were you hit with Bob' Conrad sIngIng Silent Nlght Kaspar brayylxng mth a teacher freshmen clImbIng to their feet after Hunts station wagon went past . . . that loud explosion in chemistry' lab when someone ignited hydrogen and air . . . our favorite song Scellictus est composed by Scully' . . . Hart the joker . . . Mungovan the wit . . . Byrnes the executive . . . and Usher the poet. rm - 3 xv, ff 71 11' XQCA. yi, x OIION1 OXX 11 1 ll 11 1 111 If 11111 111 1 111 f7lll 111 1 1 1 1 1 hlllllll vc L 1 f11 11111115 M1111 ll 'H1U11 G 111 R1111b 11111 D 1111 1 R011 111 B111 111 1 ll 611011 A 111 OP Row Hugbei I 1111111 111 111 I7 1 1 1 1 1 1 It 11 1 Slllgtf R bUH7bUU Re5H1o SECOND YBAR A Amis 111111111111 P11111 1 1 osi PH KIRBX lffli I1 1 1 oms Jl 11111 11 11111111 Po HASI 111111 lempus tug, Remember the kily when Ilther Comeq 1ss1g,ned thirty hxe enthusilstie boys to ellss A the xxondertul reeling ot heing, 1 sophomore ne when our teleher ot Greek 1nd Lltin Mr Atl Allister sud All right xou men tolloxx me Men' XX'h1t pride tillel our souls when he ellled us men remember Mr 'Vioersehhleher s fllhlillf suing, I will endeuor to ineorporlte this in the test int remember the expression on heldle boy Ehrh1rt s fame whenex er he lnsxxered the door 18 if exery knock xms ucompmied hy Open d1t doth Rieh 1rd A s triumxirue Hughes Loeftier ind Restixo 1ne s Ver vse s those pertinent lectures from Mr. Mnfyoldriek . , , Hou hout the nu'11erous representatives 111 the N1FiOL1S te'1ms 'md societies who h1il from ZA . . the foothtll, l3.1Si'iCliW.lii. .md swi111111in1 teims 1Il contlined our hoys . . . three of the four ottieers of the Sophomore Sodality were our Clissmfltes, Reinhardt. Simmons and Potthxst . . . Editor Ser3.,esketter of the Sophomore Sodalist Press . . . Po flT1Sf w.1s president of the junior Debating Society and Murmy was secretary '.,, ' er's jivy 1 vice on music in 1 11,111 .111 . . . Xes, these are some of the memories that we 1 arry with us .1s we reauretfully le.1xe our haven of sophomore year. -A. 1761 SECOND YEAR B Avis GARIANIJ Prewdeuf oswn BLAIR V114 Pmfdtm josivn MORRIS Serremu 1 uRn lNlAIfJ'NI I tnme 'Ihe elass of 2B is undoubtedly the most outstmdrng, section of the second year Included rn our eliss are 1 host of hrst honor lwoys athletes fun malsers and general 1ll around eood fellows rm Girlfind president of the elass rs a member of the Dons foo hall squad and 1 leader in studies 'lom Wheeler mrsity eenter also ranks as one of our foremost seholirs And at leist ten others ire on the first honor list or there 1bouts Representing., the el1ss on the ryxee football telm were Ned C1ll1h1n last years varsity linemtn aele Ltvyrenee ind Bollineer Blair and Bollinger swam for the Don mtators And of course me hue the funny men Leading in this Held is Wed C1ll1h1n and tlose behind mme erry O Malley Louis Boeri and Ed Kelley These four supported hy less xoeiferous tltssmrtes broke the ays ful monotony of the room there is the headle oe Morris He sueeeeded loe Blfur 1t the start of the second semester Blair wus rellly the ohnny on the spot ot 7B Our class tefteher lr Fitz gerald was 1 soft speiltrng friendly lesuit vtho yms well liked and respected by 1ll his students IIOHROXX lltfflfmlefl! lxnl mr I 1 lzfflt G11 U7 1 I A4111 1 jlffll I ne 11 Izfll U A 1 1 ls IJDI F Row Leulf Form I1 Nnlrr Bflfflll tv 014 ly C11 15111111 f I mvtme C tmtuls I1 1 zz IIYIIIJ Sllllfillf 4 11116011 tbl Ol ROW Rufio M 111111144 Sit 1 Sum li 1t VI H Nnqfwl Firzazef 11111111111 W' tt F1 Yrfu 111 F M lxtlly Dlllllllftf Lnzt I r Q. . .' . - ' Cm. . .' 2. 1-ft -1' ' . - H . 1 . k- K- 4 ' , 5- - ' X v l t ..t. . . . .. , . , , . . . . 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Hnfim All er R nl: AU rl I trim lou Imlc Il Im 11 Hom 4 V SECOND Y EAR E Irtsrsers Voc rr Pre mleul Vlrscrrsr Srrsrrrrrss lflc Prerfdeuf CH-KRIIb Rrrn Yerrelrvr lNlAR1lN lxrrtc HI R In mn V After Mr bchnerder hnrlly suhdued the hrgh sprrrts of some of our members rn the Hrst perrod the srlenee vms soon hroken hy Hrrhrn wrth the firnt stmrns of Shwnty Tovrn Krreher s 'rttempts to p1y 'rttentron when not 'rsleep Reed 'after tryrng, B Hirt 1nd Currrn yxerent hungry lfter second perrod erther Peseetto Nlr XX'1llners loyrng, yesmin btelfens Where tre my hooks' Wlry hd MeGrrth hue such in mgelre expressron drrrrng, the ruhher band xxlrf Kelleher hayrng, Hts vrhenexer rnrone pulled hrs hnag rnarls down the hlfrckborrd Kulp and Nffehlrng 'rreurng the respeetrye merrts ot 5t1n Kenton s and Eddre Condon s musre Srmmons sweet Good geometry Mrster Albert s Wfalt Drsney laugh pp hereer the prn hill mrthrne 'rddret XVrllr1mson ellss hlg vrheel xyrth grrls O Melrl who tommuted from C rhson Islrnd duly lmnk Vogel 1nd Ruzrek1 wrth the rrg,ht 'rnsxxer ill the trme bee me If three oeloek Bridley Pureell and those colorful how tres Chrrlre Vogel hrs broken left mth rts autor mphed east Hovs drd Mrtchell rlvnys manage to look so angelre O Leary 'rnd hrs rntellectual rnterests these are the thrnts xxhrch urll make our hours rn vF royful memorres may r Z ed. 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V FIRST YEAR A JOSEPH LACY Prerldenl jAMFs Cnesw UT Vzre Prerzdenf jamrs MCGRATH Tfearmer A one teachers A one fellows thats the 1946 1947 class IA of an A one hugh school Loyola busses met ox er two hundred freshmen on September 3 1946 at Bedford Square and tools them ox er the hrghways to beautrful Blakeheld We all assembled rn the library and thrrty four lucky boys were assigned to Mr ames I' Muldowney S our home room teacher We soon becamc acquarnted wrth our other teachers Mr McAndrew Mr Hargaden and Mr Sullnan Our hlgh school days were started with a retreat gnen by Fr Wlllxam Lamgan S Thrs retreat showed us other hlgh ways to traxel to reach our real goal ln llfe eternal happiness Many new frrends were made durmg first year m whrch we shared the butter mth the better Some of the dark hours were spent rn jug of course and thats when a fellow feels he really needs a frlend Although happy hours outnumbered the dark ones we wrll be relrexed to become Sophomores next year because as freshmen we stood out lxlce sore thumbs always expecting and usually gcttmg a razzrng from the upper classes Heres hoplng for more happy days Class A Number Onc Lets contxnue to held the lust and not be outdone BOTTOM ROW lLef! 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FIRST YEAR B Brucr Arrrrrmfxx Prfrzfltm Roarrzr Burtrss Vzre Pfernzmf Brxrrnrcr Irzrnr mek 54011111111 Class IB the hrst and the best IB rs probrbly the most famous treshmrn class Under the leadershrp of I r ohn I Sherrdrn 5 the class fared vrell throuph the first and seeond terms IB rs not only tops seholastreally but yery aetrye rn extra currreular aetryrtres 'Ihe openrny, meetrng, of the Sodalrty found our class well repre sented although .1 fem dropped out vue remarned the best represented class unror Debatrng was also vrell supported by our class IB went all out for athletres When the football season came rollrng around the oblrprng, boys of IB offered therr seryrees Edward Broekmeyer was our contrrbutron to the xlrsrty squld Al Sullryan reeeryed a berth mth the yayyee team vshrle strll others performed for the freshmrn teams The rntermedrate basketball team also was glad to haye some of our number on rts roster Welsh was on the svrrmmrng team and Danrels lent hrs talents to the yayyee rce hockey squad In the classroom Charlre Kresslern kept us rn hrph sprrrts mth hrs yarrous antrcs and sayrngs rncludrny, hrs f1mOL1s vrords How do you spell rt Mrster' whrch vras so popular rn hrstory elrss IB dropped a fevy members near mrd term but vsrth one neva man aboard me h rye completed the second semester rnd are now ready to attack the second year loomrng up across the horrzon of the summer months BOTTOM ROV !Lef 111 Ilgbll C111 M41 thzll 51f111111d Glllilllfe ildefflllll 1-1 Sf1e11a'111 Inrnr fedemi Ivefr 6111 'vnu 111141 MIDDIF Roxx judge Nlbbzfdlllg funn Ne 11111 D1111elf H1fl R dr Dm 1111 Iflt L11 Dum 1 0 'Nu 'lor Row fm! 511111111 oe! 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'I 11,11 110 BOTTOM Row KLMI11 7121712 Bozzrbwr Denier Foley Bnltg Szzeeney Mr Slllllb Nr Hurgnden Sim!! 1llUlifE znireuzr P 57211111 Gerrrler BIIDDII' Row llelmn B 501111 ll ld Sbebzrz Kllllffl A511113 Held Dzllj De Mme Nu berry D 'Nolm une TOP ROW Lnzbzrl I-11 rbmgfa U SIIIIIII Pnule Sbonl Mum Bnmb Rorfae Slref llzguer FIRST YEAR C AMI s Sw I I NIX P1er1de11t ROBFRT STROI1 Vat Pftmltnl THOMAS MOORY Stutlvy PAUL BAILIH T1e1r111er The Class of IC clcttcd Its ofhcers at the first meetrnv m S ptember rm Sweeney secretary and Prrul Barley had the drthcult yoh of hnancrer Ireshman foo ball lmmedx 1tcly tlrumed our Interest Ind partxclpatron Many members of the class tried out for posltlons on the ternm and qurte 1 number were successful Roland Dex rles and Brute Nolan played well rn the lme all yelr and Bob Strott Plul Buley and Kemp Ro he moyed the PlgSlxID ably from the bacltflcld P051 Ions Two of us Brooke Shehan and Bob Shoul show ed so much promnse thit they were later moycd up to the xars1ty squad IC wis represented on the freshmm lnsltetbill team by Robert Wflld and Blll Smnth Other 'lCtlXIfICS enlrsted IC members as follows In the Clmem Club were Brll oyce and Irincrs Burch who w IS also Vrce President of the unlor Debatlng Socrety Bob Held rolled IH the bowling, telm In the rmlm of schollstrt ichreycments the followrng men drstrngurshed themselx es Bob Herd Tom Moore Bob Strott rm Sweeney oseph Genssler and Prancls Burch all swell fellows who mlde up our swell class Our one hope 15 that all of us wnll be together agzun to spend another year as happy as thrs past one has been f83 , Q. ,j.4f ':. . . S' . .1 'Z f. . ' ., i, A ., tv. 'I' U, , t . .ix . ..'.,f14'. I 1. , 1 'I t . . ,. , , . W, ' , , I ,l I j 'iz ag 4' 1 ', VU- .v I . 1, f 't became head of the class, w1th Bob Strott next in command, Tom Moore was the 4 ' ' 'th I ' 5 I I I l . ' . ' I ' ' S' A . 1 , 1 . 4 ' ' . ff . Y l ' v V ' ' vi 7 y k 6' ., C . I 'I v - , -'L' v v . ' ' '. , Z ' 7 y Y . ,S J Q ' . ' '. - y .4 .. , i . . .. BOTTOM ROW lLcf1 111 flgblj C1111 Ivzzu 5111111 111 511191111111 Mamie Mr S11ll11.111 llrC11 iw Ixcllg S1111e1111 OB11e11 Mz11111111ell1 LIIDDLF Row Delez Ilalsh R1re Srlaznzric Cronin M1L1111glJl111 DOII6LIlI Frflaemrbcr Luz ll 111 Illd Gllldffd H11r111o11 TOP ROW Reynoldr BdglI11I7I Gzmfher Calducll lx11e111c 51111121121 ll bellle Cqnhardf Afldfitllll FIRST YEAR D Hur H MFAD1- P1ef1de111 PAUL McCr SKER Vzre P1e11de111 Mrc HAFL Kr 1 LH Serrelau CHARLI s Sprc 1 LMIRI F1e11f111e1 Proud of our accompllshments rn our first year at Loyola we here recount a fevu of them for others to gaze upon We requrred less than a week at school to see the need of a presldent We therefore elected to that office Hugh Meade and gawe hmm as assrstants Paul McCuslcer for Vrce Presrdent Charles Sprgelmrre for Treasurer and Mrchael Kelly for Secretary Wrth many athletes future athletrc stars we hope they w1ll be rn our number we were glad to sec them make thc xarsrty and other teams In foot ball two of our classmates who started from scratch on the frcshman team ended up on the xarsrty whrle rn basketball sexeral members made the team wrth ease Not only rn athletlcs were we ambrtrous Thlfty two of our orrglnal cohort of thrrty two were enthusrastlc subscrrbers to the school newspaper The Lajolan and were actrxe partrclpants rn esery extra currrcular actrsxty open to freshmen There our laurels rest avshrle and fond hopes of a grand reunron ncxt September put asrde all other expectatrons Fresh men we were sophomores we shall be then lunrors and then all of us we hope senrors And when that momentous day rn une 1950 becomes for us a red letter day we wrll be able to look back on our first year at Loyola wrth pleasure and satrsfactron 584 - - 1 1 1 !- 1 1 1' v 1 , - 1 - 1 . 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V . 9 7 7 7 3 ' J 1 J ' s f v FIRST YEAR E C1-rrsruz TROY Pfendenf THOMAS MLRIN Vice Prefldenf DONALD FREEZE Senefary RICHARD STIFFI-L Tfezrnrer As we entered the portals of class IE llttle dld we realize the achreyements whreh lay ahead for us under the SUPCIXISIOYI of Mr john 'I McCarthy S 'I who taught Latln and relrgron The treasure chest of our Englrsh language was opened for us by Mr Robert MCAlllSfCf S j with the algebrarc equatron commg to us through Mr Hargaden who 1n turn was evenly paced by Mr Sullry an xntroducrng us to the romance of anclent hlstory The Student Retreat rnstllled mto us the PI'1I1ClPlCS fostered at Loyola Class officers were Installed and then began the battle of the recalcitrant young men gnvmg rn Inch by meh to the art of study and the knowledge that becomes a growlng maturrty The lCtlNllfy that Interested most of the IE boys was the Sodalrty of whrch George Nugent was secretary When unror Debatlng sent out rts call Ireeze Murn Nugent and Potthast answered I reshman football clalmed Iarrar Martm O Nelll Schepf Troy and Wergman Following the blton of the orchestra leader Elmer Lutz represented IE Through all the ucrssxtudes of our first year at Loyola we found a real frlend rn Mr McCarthy The patlence and lundness of hrs gurdanee we will neyer forget It has been a year of hard work and grelt frnendshrp and will hse rn our hearts when lesser things hase long slnce felt time s effaclng brush B01'loN1 Row Klt lm ng!!! luumwf Mmm ffdllfllllllhlf Sm el Img Mr MrCwIhy S I Mum Free e May I Her MII zrlnf lNlIDDIF Row Ilrbtr Mtyfr loelker Augenl Capezio 0 Nelll benbe 170114 Luffof ll 6127710 ll bllefmd TOP Row DIN!!! 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' ' . , -. . , .5 . t . .I . , . . , , . . ll Y .N FIRST YEAR F Imxeis S1 Arrolum Piemlt 111 CHARI is Bizoxxrw IXILL Pvt fdmf OHN Li1Ts Sttrtzuy CLFMFNT Pmiuix Tzt anne: Early in beptember 46 .1 group of bewildered starry eyed freshmen entered the halls of learning at Loy ola Thirty of these were assigned to class ll under the direction of Fr Godfrey Kaspar S for Latin and religion Mr ohn McCarthy S for algebra Mr ohn Schneider S for English and Mr Richard Oppitz for history ln the line of scholarship ll shoved its heels to many of the other freshman classes xx hen the monthly honor cards were distributed There is hardly an utixity which did not boast of this Class The unior Debating Society the l reshmm Sodality the Camera held of sports football vms the fu orite McLean and Picarella represented the class on the xarsity football squad wxhile Pugh William and ames Keenan tvtins and Biser were out fighting for the nevt ly organized freshman team X es in spite of difficulties the boys of ll' haxe enjoyed their freshman year 1t Loyola and they will mrry many mem ories of it throughout their lixes So many thanks to our teachers and to eyeryone connected with making this a fine school yexr BOTTOM ROXX fLefl to rlgbfj 1TltLt,1r1 Pugh Pelxlk Slifjo d F1 lxzpn S Broun Lulti Herb Mead MIDDLE ROW MfF.1ddu1 Sztllev Mzller Huber AIIDOPIIICII Drum ll' Keemm Carrier MrC0maJ Burk TOP ROV Llrlrk Ixeerzm Cegelikz Plfzrellz Dm eu H0ff7IlJI1 Potzbm R11 1021 Bmw loyfe Lzzbfr Goedeke 1 Li' E i ', .. 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' 312 ' ' A , iv ff I if WW IT? , 2 -' Q, ff , ff! n 4-4 ,, , fi ,Qs ' E In , 'X w BW tg Q, Ae 1 wa Q. ik K X' 2' .J 5 A , .ii SENIOR SODALITY Prefect FRANCIS Cooler Vice Prefect EDWARD CLARKI' Secretary HARRY AKIRS Treasurer Ieiaux McGuR AIN When the Loyola Sodalists assembled for the first meeting in September they resolxed to make this a record year for the Sodality They welcomed a new moderator the Rexerend Francis X RH pRANCIS X KNO-1-T 5 I Knott S and with him at the helm the filo fur Sodalrty began the term with a fitting start Each week .1 large number of enthusiastic Sodalists fiocked to the meetings held in the recreation room at 1 10 P M on Thursday Having the assemblies at this time made it possible for those taking part in extra curricular actnrtres in the afternoons to attend regularly At these meetings there was usually some program arranged to remrnd the Sodalrsts of their duties as Catholic youths and to make them holler and closer to Mary on an appropriate topic or on the special feast or season at hand Donald Hagan gaxe a talk on The Catholic Home Bob Willrams spoke on The Place of the Sodalist in the Life of a High School Ed Clarke talked about the true meaning of Christmas Richard Cadigan gawe the Socialists some ideas on their Lenten resolutions At the meet ings Soclalrty business and actluties were discussed In this way the members were able to take an actne part in the meetings by expressing their opinions on sarious 5 matters and by xolunteering for serxice , on one of the committees Early in the first term the Sodality members elected the oiiicers who would guide them through the year Those elected were Frank Cooke Prefect Ed ward Clarke Vice Prefect Harry Akers Secretary and Felix McGuigan Treasurer Committees were organized to carry out the activities and projects of the Sodality The chairmen of these com mrttees were usually appointed by Father Knott Ben Usher and William Shehan were in charge of the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament Committee They cared for the Student Chapel and the Sacristy and made the necessary arrangements for the religious services held in the school Soddjm gdmw, d,,,,,,g1,,,,ff Pwmd library , , . I . 5 V . ' i '. ' ' . ' . . . 1 r df-. ff i ' i i ' and her Divine Son. Many times the moderator or some member addressed the Sodality . . , . . Y I 9 ' ' 4 . Y . , Y r ' V' g 7' . j 3 ' l Z 9 i ' s ' S , , . . 7 . Lawrence Rodowsky was appointed charrman of the Lrterature Commrttee whlch by posters and drsplays axded the Sodalnsts rn choosmg good readmg matter The Apostolxc Commltte took charge of all relrgrous actrvrtres and projects such as vrsrtrng the slck sendmg ard to mrssronarres and teachmg Chnstran Doc trme to orphans throughout the crty The chairmen of the Entertamment Commlttee were ack Eckert and m Hrser The members of thxs commrttee provrded entertarnment for the Sodalnsts at varrous trmes They dxd much to make the Sodalxty record dance a brg success Bert Akers was elected edrtor of the Sodalnty paper The Loyola Sodalrst which told about the act1v1t1es of the or ganrzatlon Feature artrcles were also prmted rncludmg artrcles on the Samt Catholic books Reflllff 0 Cbmtwaf my drzze 07 orpbam The Sodaltty actrvlty durmg the past year was a hundredfold During the first term the Sodalrty held a Record Dance whxch was a great success On the nnght of the dance over one hundred and ten couples flocked mto the recreatron room Early ln December a Toy Drne was conducted by the Sodalrty Thrs too was more successful than expected when over two hundred mdmdual toys were gathered john OConor and Robert Barley distributed these toys to St Ellzabeth s orphanage and to St Leo s orphanage MCGlllgdI1 Clarke Akerr The Sodalrty sponsored a poetry contest on some theme closely connected wrth Chrrstmas Ben Usher s poem was selected as the best and he recerved a monetary prrze contributed by hrs fellow Sodalnsts On February 23 a day of recollectron was held The Reverend Francrs I Gal lagher S J a former teacher at Loyola conducted the servrces The program was rnaugurated wrth Mass and Holy Com munron and ended wrth an entertalnment rn the esenmg Durmg the day Father Gallagher spoke to the boys on bemg Chrrstllke and on the lmportance of Cathollc leaders rn the world today Several Sodalrty members volunteered to teach rehglon to chrldren rn orphan ages The Sodalrty also drrected the May Devotxons and each day found a large crowd gathered together to honor Mary then' Mother . ' 1 Ji of the Month , and reports on good . . f U' f ' 3 ' '! 9 I 7 . I I ' D . 0111 LJJ1 mlm: l I urn III ilu nine Snlfwmme Sndzlllm SOPHOMORE SODALITY Lol IS RHNI-mkur Prefer! Vnszerm Smmows Arrfrmzf Pre elf JOHN SIMMONS Amrzam Prefer! 'l HI cmmu Pm IHM1 7 reurzmfr In September 1946 a nevs branch of the Blessed Mothers Sodallty was orgamzed at Loyola the Sophomore Sodalxty Mr Irancrs MCG Nugent S our moderator md sux of our members had attended the Summer School of Cathollc Actxon 1n New Xorlc durmc the lltter part of August and vsere thus well qualrfied to assxst wnth this nevs undertllsxny, 'Ihe Soph Sodrlxst publlshed by the Sophomore Sodalrtyf Press Club under the cdltorshrp or loc Serceslcettcr was the chlet means of commumeatmg current eyents to he boys lt was publlshed br monthly mth the capable asslstanee of john McGra1n joe Blalr Andy Marx Larry Hart and a num ber of actrye Contributors Guest speakers lather Knott our stu dent counselor and Mr Irancls K Dro l t S cue mterestmc talks at yomt mcctrn s of the I reshmln and Sophomore Sodllltres 'lhc socnl profram consisted of field lus xt loyoll Collccc md 1 Thanksgn :nc prrty it lilrlccheld We also lomed mth the Scnlor Sodlllty rn sponsormg .1 record dlnce held 1n the recreatron room The actmtres of the Sodallty were under the guldanee of Lours Remhardt Prcfect xclc and Vmce S1mmons Assrs ,,,,,,y,,, , , , L 1, t.1ntPretects and Ted Potthast Secretary Rezzzbmdz Pollbafl ' r 'J Z , A 'fl ffl 1 , ' . 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I j l F RESHMAN SODALITY Prefect Hr c H MI Am Vnce Prcfcrr Baoolxr SHI HAIN Secretary Groacr Nur I :wr Treasurer EIN ARD BRUCKMIH FR Me :de Sit! 111 H1 llLCzr1by .S Blfllblllfjtl Durrng the past year the Ircshman Sodalrty enyoyed a llfgf. membershxp and showed 1 hne sprrrt Under the capable guldance ot Mr ohn McCarthy S thxs year of probatlon prror to formal entrance into thc Sodallty became yery actue At themr meetmgs ln the recreatxon room the Sodalrsts by short talks and symposlums studled the worltmf, blue prmts of thelr orgamzatron and yew nn the knowledge and lose of therr Dnme Leader In rts Inner organrzatron the Sodillty llso Llumed two speclal commlttees of ten members each the Apostolxc COmmlftCC and the Sword and Sp1r1t Commxttce The speual work of the Apostolxc Commxttee was to encourage deyotron to Our Lord ln the Blessed Sacrament and to HIS dear Mother chiefly by means of good example 'Ihe Sword and Spxrrt Commlttee promoted school spmt among the freshmen by hndmg, ways and means of campargnrng for eyerythrng whxch Loyola as 1 school sought Illembevf of Frerfwmrz S0dr7!ll'l llfllefl retrmtl for ,llzra r fegzom 'Y . ......... 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LITERARY SOCIETY This year there was reorganized at Loyola what had formerly been one of the school s most noted actrvrtres the Lrterary Socrety This club passed out of existence when the school stopped publrshrng The Loy ola a quarterly magazrne Sxnce that trme there haxe been Lrterary Clubs and Committees to carry out at least part of the dutles of such a group but there has been no formal Lrterary Society untrl thrs year Mr Francrs A Wallner S savs the need of such 1 club rn a school of Loyolas standards and took upon hrmself the posrtron of moderator He gathered together a small but eager group of boys who were rnterested nn the liner pornts of good lrterature They mrght base been seen any Wednesday afternoon during the course of the year slttlng rn one of the alcoves of the library discussing books It was Mr Wallners purpose to find out just what type of literature each boy enjoyed and why he preferred that partrcular kmd The lrterary tastes were found to be greatly xarled from the thlrd year Hudson and Brshop read such ads anced books as Thackeray s Vanrty Farr In the Sophomore class Farrell McGra1n O Leary Somerxllle and Murray enyoy ed any well written novel preferably from the pens of such masters as Cooper and Scott or the contemporary author Franz Werfel whnle Geary took a firm stand rn hrs love for blographnes Coyne the only freshman rn the society dellghted rn ads enturous novels and sea storles Srnce there was no Dramatic Socrety at Loyola thus year rts purposes were fulfilled by the Lrterary Socrety They attempted to broadcast Drcken s A Chrrstmas Carol ox er the loud speaker system before the Chrrstmas holrdays but due to unforeseen drflicultres they were unable to do so Howes er those days that were spent 1n rehearsxng before the mrcropohone wxll long be remembered We are happy to see the Lrterary Socrety functxonmg once agam at Loyola and hope that it wrll remaln one of the biggest of the extra curricular actrvltles of the school Murray, Somerville, Farrell, CGJIIE, Mc'Gram, Mr Wallner, S I, 0'Lear5, Geary, Gaylrmrdl ' r , . . , , . . . ,, H . . . L 7 , t . v ' 7 ' I f. - - 1, - ' . . , v , . . Y I a . . . . . . , ' 1 , . . r 1 I - 1 - r .1 f - -v , , . , . . . r V v s a 9 s s 1 4 . 7 Q . . . . v - ' a Y , . - 1 - - ' 1 .1 - sr v - 1 v r . , . . SENIOR DEBATING SOCIETY President EDWARD CLARKI Vice President JOHN! DOHONY Secretary JOHN FITZPATRICK Manager BURTON! Paocron Fltzpalnfk Clarke F1 L Bradley S Dobony Another year has rolled to a close and with it the Senior Debating Society turns to review the events of that year It was filled with the usual joys and sorrows but to the Senior Debating Society it was overflowing with experience and good fellowship The debating season opened mth the election of officers Edward Clarke was elected president and john Dohony yrce president john Fitzpatrick was chosen secretary with Burton Proctor as manager Early in October th mtra society tryouts for the debating team were held This year two teams vtere chosen from among the first eight contestants The A group composed of Akers Duggan Flynn Fitzpatrick and Dohony took care of the debates among the member schools of the Catholic Debating League The B team spoke chrefiy in exhibition debates before Holy Name lan Hagan and Cadrgan Loyola began the debating year by defeating Georgetown Prep at Garrett Park Loyola then went to Washington to debate Gonzaga Loyola again took the victory The Cardinals of Calyert Hall came out of their corner fighting in the next encounter and it was not until after a stiff battle that they were able to wrest the yictory from Loyola The months of December and anuary were not marked for outside competition In February Loyola had the first interleague debate of the new year This debate was held at Blakefield with Mount Saint Agnes Loyola defended the afifirmatiye side and came through with another yictory Bert Akers receiyed honors as best speaker The next day Mount Saint osephs debaters yrsrted Blakefield Loyola successfully upheld the affirmatiye Akers rebuttal smashed the Gaels defense and he won for himself again the title of best speaker While the debating team was thus engaged the Society itself was quite actrye The members through their mtra society debates held at the weekly meetings were gaming the basic points of good speaking After the debates were oyer Fr Bradley would point out the speakers weak points and emphasize gestures The fioor was then open for views and comments E953 l ' l . . . L , . . . . L i 'l 1 . r l' ' in ' I-1 Y ' 7 . Y . V - - H H V v I - 1 s 4 1 1. 4 I 1 , ' 4 1 ' i . H H 4 . ' I O 4 i U l 4 a Societies and S eakin 1 Clubs. The s eakers on this team were Clarke Horne Donel- H 7 , i 4 . I D I K l . A I . L A . C 6 V V V' 4 S Y Q I G 7 t A . A Y' . . I I . . K L Y , . . . 6 .Y U . . g . V I . j 7 Y . . S . . 7. 7' V , ' . , 4 . . I Fr Bradley dlffllffef Ike ner pomir of debalmg teclmzyue On March 7 Loyola debated Caly ert Hall at Blakefleld takrng, thrs trme the negatne srde of the question on soclalrzed medlcme Wnllram Ellrs of the Hall presented a tough front but ohn Dohony smashed hrs defenses The yudges unanrmously yoted Loyola the yxctor and Dohony the best speaker The A team made the annual trip to New Xork thls year on March ls Loyola debated Loyola School of New York and the yudtes unanlmously gaye the ylsrtlng team the declslon The same day Loyola also battled Xurer High of New York Again Loyola came out on top The next day Brooklyn Prep also became a yrctrm of the A team The only defeat of the whole trrp was rnfllcted by Regrs Hrgh rn a stubbornly debated contest ay enge its former defeat Loyola vyon by defendlnt the neysatrye slde and Dohony was agam the best speaker The last debate of the Cathollc Leay.,ue was held at Irylngbton wxth Mt St joseph If Loyola should mn It vsould capture the league champ1onsh1p 1f not rt would haye to share honors vnth the Mount as champrons The debate was eyenly contested t1ll the rebuttal when St oe s debaters took charge of the sltuatron By reason of th1s defeat Loyola tred St oe for the champronshrp and each school mll keep the trophy for a half year The lea5.,ue record vxas four VNIDS and tvyo losses The same day as the Mt St joseph debate the team of St Peter s from ersey Clty came to Blakefield where they debated the afflrmatxxe mth the B team It was a heated drscussron but Loyola came through triumphant f96 y f f V , , , J ' I ' k L I ' 7 5 ' Y ' ' ' A ' ' ' . Y Mount Saint Agnes played host to Loyola, and tried desperately, but in vain, to ' ' . ' ' V 't ' . , . . Q I 1 1 . Y Y A1 Y. 7 . ' U D V V. , . I Y N . . Q , . ' , 1 ' I J ' 1 ' 7 . V' ' V ' ' '. , . fl S4n:u4..f..fuyu fn,--fn:-.1 i Owoxrm' WON BY 6 Georgetown Prep Loyola 3 Gonzaga Loyola 3 Calvert Hall Loyola 2 Mt. St. joe Loyola s Mt. St. Agnes Loyola N Loyola of N. Y. Loyola QBJ Q Xavier Loyola i Brooklyn Prep Loyola : Mt. St. Agnes Loyola Q St. Peter Loyola 5 Calvert Hall Calvert Hall 5 Mt. St. joe Mt. St. joe Q Regis Regis L nfs.:-.furor--I -.fur-.yuan F ffegqffkle ID lepmef 4 In 66ffffqZ One of the big features of this year was the competition and experience afforded all the members of the debating team through nine exhibition debates. As a result of these debates, ten boys were able to take active part in debating before various civic groups. No little publicity was gained for the school by the outstanding performance of the speakers on these occasions. In every case the audience was in admiration at the poise, presentation, and argument of the speakers. Out of a total of thirty-nine debates in which Loyola has participated since Fr. Bradley's arrival, thirty-one have been won. Fr. Bradley has worked hand in hand with the boys, helping them in forming their debates, drawing up their rebuttals, practicing gestures. It is to Fr. Bradley that the Senior Debating Society owes all its success. Indeed the boys on the debating team have come to be so encouraged by Fr. Bradley's presence that their three defeats of this season occurred when the moderator was unable to attend. Without his tireless efforts, the debating would have been in vain. Both the teams and the whole Society here thank him for his guidance and wish him an equal measure of success in the future. Akerf, Flymz. Dozzellfm, Clarke. Fitzpatrick. H0l'71?-1, Hagan: D0b0lI'T fsfdfldillgfl. JUNIOR DEBATING SOCIETY President Tm onoizn Poi THAS1 Vice President FRANCIS BURCH Secretary Llo MLJRRAX Scribe Biwci ALDFRMAIN Verbal fisticuffs were exchanged by the members of the junior De batlng Society cs ery Monday after noon It was the purpose of this group under the capable guidance of its moderator the Rey erend ohn Pot!! :rf Mlllldj Burch Aldermzu F Sheridan S to become acquainted with the rudiments of public speaking so that when the members adxanced into the Senior Debating Society the ground worl. of their oratorical knowledge will haye been laid The society s first big activity of the year was the election of officers The results of the Noting were as follows Theodore Potthast President Irancis Burch Vice Presi dent and Leo Murray Secretary Bruce Alderman was appointed Scribe by Father Sheridan Debates were held ey ery other week and these were augmented by open forums held on the week following each debate One of the most heated discussions followed the debate Resolxcd that it is better to be a Democrat than a Republican These discussnons Rev. john F. Sheridan, S, ., Moderalm' were the main source of learning the ways of public speaking Father Sheridan gue rules for speaking in general and he pointed out defects in members of the club as they spoke Some competent xeterans of the preyious year were ames Ehrhart oseph Blair Somersille Castagna Sergesketter and Grahn. Nevs- comers from the second year who shoved great promise were Miller Kelly Garland and Ciotti. The freshman class was repre- sented by Coyne Freeze Nugent Murn Caldwell Biser and others. The members of the unior De- bating Society are grateful to Father Sheridan for the time he has spent in instructing them and they hope to carry on to ey en greater achieve- ments in the Senior Debating Society. Slzlerl Harm Zfmzmnzfzfz Llllgsfilaf Ixelley Hn Scwuiy Isnt url L llzllef Ytzudzng Henry Rrfwi 111 Lwzlgfalz S THE FRENCH CLUB DON Srvrsm Prerzdezzt CHARrrs Lsrsrrcoon VM Pfewdeur josmvu I-XXLLH Serrefuy VUILLIANI HOFF TILJWHEV 'Ihe Ircnch Club IS a tradltronal cducatlon of the S nlor ycar The arm of tlus academy IS to supplement the rcgulrr course of Ircnch by cwtra reulrnyg, practrce and lrcnch CODXCFSI ron It holds rts mcetmcs erch weclc rn IA classroon under thc super the first mcctmc were Don Scmcslcy Presldcnt Cll1I'lC5 Lrngpoocl Vxcc Presldent oseph lxclley Secretary and XX1ll1am Hoi? Treasurer The club hrs read the V yrge de M Perrrchon by Lablche which 18 not only excellent for French rcadlng but also features 1 plot easy to follow and enjoyable humor By these melns the members lcqurrc a wider and more practrcal knowledge of French The reading of the French play Voy age de Perrrchon w as supplemented by frequent practice of talsrng drctatron rn Irench which arded greatly m correctly recognlzrng French sounds The club hrs been a yery great help rn masterrng the French language and the members wrsh to express to Father Lanlgan thelr srncerest thanks and apprecratron for all the trme and work he has generously grxen wlthout whrch the club would not haxe been both the enjoy able and benehcral organrzatron that rs was I99 . 'L .' .fr , 4 ' ' r , . LU f , X , ff, 1 4 ' 'y r '. ' , 1 I '. .' Ll 2 ' ', ' , l A , 'lfk ' ' Q -t , . 5- , . . . , L - K- : . - , .4 .K ' , K ' vision of its moderator, the Reverend Willirrrn Lanigan, S. The olhcers, elected at . K- . 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' K K . - A, 5 Y . . , v. v . v Dec Eighth YU-is I rumxselvane NAMED WAGE 3 wg Mawa ay I Choir Visits Students Vue ln C At T P t Sodalltles KeepActlve Eyer strmny, to realize uen greater 1cluf.xcmf.nts lm Loyalzu has completed mother successful yur of publication hath issuc showed .1 marked improxemcnt on the one before until the ycry he15,ht in scholastic newspaper iccomplishment was reached in the hnal eight page issue of the year Many a motorist drums down Boyce Axenue in the meager light of late exemng no doubt wondered what the lone light in the Loyola tow er was doing still lit A safe guess would be that thc light was illuminating, 7111 Lnwlzn pressroom where a few boys were hard at work meeting, the monthly deadline Phat simc room was also filled on many a Saturday afternoon as the staff labored to finish up the monthly yob of pasting us the copy These 1nd many other happy moments sue 7 lie Loyolafz staff some of their most cherished memories in their untirmg efforts to produce a worthy school publication This year also saw a change in the staff box It was Ed Clarke news editor of last year who took ox er the position of Editor in Chief A member of the paper staff smce its organization Ed spent many an hour directing, the staff in their literary efforts and deciding, on ntw rdcis and thosc many little unnotrted details of 1 successful paper He was thf hub of the staffs working, members Second in lmc tor congratulations is Bill lxncruel author of Sports Glances and Sports Editor of The Loy vlan XX hcneyer the staff worked Bill w as always in there pitch me Most of the credit for thc sports pages of the paper goes to Bill and without him llt I f'10l1II toulcl neyer haye functioned. But no matter how' high the quality of its student lead- ers, a school publication could mf'f' never succeed in its undertak- ings nor could it ever hope to reach the literary' standards of The Loyolrm without the guiding hand of the modera- Seated: Hagan, Clarke, Kzzearel. Shzudiz1g.' jobnxmz, Hawke. Ijriznr, Azlllifz, Kelley. llfernlffzr'-Cmfl. V l lll a es Towson-Q, ' e nes n .November 27A 906 NG. 3 . . . . . Loyola On Hearst Contest ul ' I nl ap ure S7 - r 1 L .,,, l , .wif . 1 '- W- r ur--V.-1 ig 4... My wi, 1-r U' i..t..'.. ws WL.. 1 K ' V V . Q ri ,V mfr,,.wi-..,t11.,.t 'm.',.-.'.i1.i.,.., vm. uiy, .',. Jvrjrrm- 'V I I V i ,, s.,,,,:.,,,,,,,,.,. ,,,, ,, ',, ,Xp ,. , ral.. Qt. I ' I I Y T xv -i my H V Y Q .1 1 l Ai . l . 1 i 'ff ' .V ' ' ' ' . ' A v , ' vi y f ' , ' A V ' ' I -- Y I A . Y VL .1 I . L A , Y. 2 I K ...R Y . f ' ' ' v ' ' ' . ' 1 Sz ' cf . l. 4 1 V ti 72 V 'Y V .Q c . . f 7' . .4 ' ' q . ' . ' , 'tx . , V 3 ' V .fl D - 'I ' ' l 1 V 'ii 'rf fi At 'tif .. r '. 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X I' If ' Q, S- ' 4 ' ' ,4 y,,4, yy . ,, y. , f 'Q X f ' E I L x 'b 0Conor Elected Senator r lwflllll el Nl if MHJW' ' Q n TI e Loyflli tor Ever present ever helpful and exer watchful Mr Robert-I McAllister 5 was an inspiration for greater accomplishments to every member of the staff No newspaper could ever reach the presses without a hard working st1H for the editors to depend on for help No one ever saw an issue without ads ads that are so essential to the financial support of the paper Al Antlrtz was always on the spot with the right number of ads that could fit in the right space The articles that make a newspaper interesting are thc feature articles and no one could have made the feature articles more interesting than Ted Evans and jim Ehrhart who held down the positions of Co Feature Editors Ex ery month as the time to make up the paper came around again Charley Meadow Croft was to bc found busily working on his make up sheets Charley was the man who decided what went where oe Kelley held down the important post of copy editor Besides his duties on copy day joe took many of the pictures that appeared during the year Record fans can thank Tommy Miller for his fine work on Off the Record This past year saw the creation of a new position on The Loyolan that of Art Editor This positron was held down by Burt Proctor who showed great talent in his numerous drawings for the paper. There would be no purpose in writing a paper if it were not distributed. This job fell to Lloyd johnson and joseph Batz Circulation Editors. Bernard Haske saw that The Loyolm was seen by other schools by sending the paper all oser the country. The efforts of jack Schanberger the author of Tower Echoes ohn Dohony and Harry Akers contributed much towards the realization of the year s plans. Dick Cadigan was The Loyolafff first rate interviewer. On his list were many celebrities. It has been a great year and no doubt many of the graduates upon hearing the name of Loyola will immediately think of The Lovyolau and the many happy hours they spent working on it to make the paper one of the foremost in Maryland scholastic ranks. 5101 THE YEARBOOK STA1' F EDITOR IN CHIEF joseph E Henry ASSOCIATE EDITORS Charles H Meadow Croft ohn E Schanberger Charles F Z1mmerman MAKE UP EDITOR ART EDITOR Edward O Clarke Burton Proctor EDITORIAL STAFF George M Bauernschub Theodore E Exans Donald H Hagan Wllllam E Hoff Robert D Horney Wllllam P Houpt Gerard W MCCOfm1Clx joseph M Kelley Editor john E Ahearn joseph S Knapp Olner B Kras ell Pro j Maro co Norman C Molz M joseph Rehak Robertj Schnexder BLSINESS ohn Kelly Manage: MIchael P Bolllnger Edward A Daugherty john M Eckert ames L Hrser john L Kellermann SPORTS STAFF WIll1amS Kneavel Ejztor johnj Garland j jacques Gunnnng Charlesj Langgood Donald C Semesky j Thomas Oastcr Louxsj Sellmayer U02 STAFF john R Kogler Edwln L Leonard Daud B Maguxre W Daud Marley Arthur S O Br1en james M Rebbert CIRCULATION STAFF johnj Dohony Manager Albert M Antlxtz Francxs E Dougherty WIllIam jenklns Lloyd G johnson Norbert B Pllachowskl Eduard A Schnelder Walter R Welzant 4 . . J . . ' Y . ' 5 . J' A . ' . - PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF . , I I l . ' I ,V ' I A . 1 . J. ' , C . ' . ' . l YEARBOOK Early rn the school year a notrce was posted announcrng the Hrst meetrng of the yearbook staff An enormous number of the senrors turned out to help rn the publrshrng of the yearbook whrch all agreed to make one that would be among the best rn the hrstory of Loyola To head thrs large staff rt was announced that joseph E Henry had been appornted Edrtor rn Chref Charles H Meadow Croft john E Schan berger and Charles F Zrmmerman were selected as Assocrate Edrtors Mr Iohn Schnerder S I Much credrt must be accorded to john Moderato: Kelly Busrness Manager and hrs assocrates on that staff who worked drlrgently to make the Hnancral part of the book a success As Drrector of Crrculatron john J Dohony rs rn lrne for a vote of thanks I seerng that those who ordered copres of the book recerved them as promptly as possrble he and hrs staff gave much trme and thus carrred out a drfficult task rn a fine manner To Edward O Clarke for the fine job he has done rn layrng out the pages of the Actrvrtres Sectron and for the other all round help he has gn en goes srncere gratrtude We feel that the make up of thrs year s book rs one of the best that a Loyola yearbook has ever had and thrs rs due chrefly to Ed s torl and labor therr share of credrt for the snap shots and for other prctures throughout the book The drawmgs of Burton Proctor helped xery greatly to enlrven varrous pages of the rssue Comrng now to our Sports Sectron whrch we feel rs a real hrghlrght of the annual rn respect to rts make up prctures and accounts of the con ests our congratulatrons go to the Sports Edrtor Wrllram S Kneawel Brll gave many hours of hrs free trme and the benefit of hrs knowledge of all our sports to the comprlrng of thrs portron of the book To the members of the Sports S aff who assrsted Brll we also extend our apprecratron Fmally we come to a man whom we can thank for hrs work rn no one sectron but wrthout whom no part of our book would have been the success that we feel rt rs the Moderator Mr ohn Schnerder S It was he who drrected the staff and who worked out the many drfficultres arrsrng rn the publrshrng of a book of thrs type The entrre staff real rzrng the work and labor that he has so wrllrnglycontrrbuted wrsh to express therr most srncere thanks and apprecratron to therr Moderator Srbanberger Kelley Clarke Henry Meadow Croft Knemel 1 v . - J. . . . . y . . . . U n In rendering thanks, Editor joseph M. Kelley and his Photography staff must receive . , . J J- , IJ. SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE The Senror Dance Commrttee of the class of 47 was organlzed early rn September Plans were lmmCdlHfCly drawn up for a number of dances In order to bunld up a fund for defrayrng the expenses of the Senlor Promenade several record dances were planned Wrth the Rexerend Wrllram Lanrgan S as moderator the commrttee started to work at once and the first dance was held on September 27 Commrttee members and other mtereste RW Wlmmj UNK W 5 senrors were seen workmg hard preparing the recreatlon Mud ' room on that Frrday afternoon As a result we enloyed fine dancrng to all the popular tunes played by famous orchestras The commrttee contmued thelr work and a record dance was held exery month The dances were well patronrzed and a record crowd of 118 couples attended one of them The record dance held shortly before Chrrstmas had as rts motrf a Chrrstmas atmosphere In one corner of the room a huge hr tree blazed with many multr colored lxgjhts Under neath the tree presents were scattered about and the Splflf of Chrrstmas Hlled the room The clrmax of the socll season was the Senior Promenade On une 5th wrth the musrc of Carl Hamilton s fine orchestra the Dons of 47 danced to the lmgerrng strams of therr Senxor Waltz Ex eryone present commented that rt was one of the best dances exer staged rn the halls of Blakefield The Senror Promenade was led by Ed Clarke Charrman of the Dance Commrttee and hrs partner The members of the graduatmg class presented therr partners wrth beautrful bracelet faxors Many thanks are due to the numerous hosts and hostesses who chaperoned the dances and prouded and serx ed thc refreshments Irnally the commrttee wrshes to express the bratltude of the entrre Senror class to lather Lamgan the moderator of the dance committee We feel certarn that hrs rnterest and untrrmg efforts helped to make the soual affarrs of the year the successes that they were Sealed Huff Luzg 1 J I lib llym 01 In Sfdlllllllg Clurfe Semr lg lvmmrl B114 vutbnl: Mnmf MLCUMI Kr gl . . , ,. . 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I l-igl., l 1 I V15 I Tbe Came: 1 Club member: pore Iliff? their eqzn men! fn rumlbu tzwerz THE CAMERA CLUB osi PH Kri 1 rs Pmfdeuf Pio Maitocco V111 liewdeul ost PH RIHAlx Mritiaiy JOHN Aniaius. lferinm At the outset of the year the C amera Club under the superusion of Mr George A Hess S proceeded into its second year of existence for the enyoyment and instruc tion of all its members Election of ofhcers was held following the first meeting During the summer the camcramcn had saxed all their shots taken at resorts and thc lil-.e and at the beginning of the ycar they brought in samples of their vsorlt for last year The main rncentrye toward producing good pictures was proyided by the monthly picture contest sponsored by the club All looked forward to this competition eager to demonstrate their progressing skill in the fine art of photography The winners of each contcst were published in the school newspaper In February a grand contest was held in which each contestant could enter as many prints as he desired Aftervy ards all the pictures were put on display in the library together with the cameras Hashguns cxposure meters and other equipment of the club members Bad weather outside did not deter the enthusiastic cameramen Photo flood lights were brought into action to take pictures indoors If the camera los ers were not clicking 1 shutter or taking a light reading they listened to constructiyc ideas from Mr Hess or one of thc club members who addressed thc group occasionally at the Thursday meetings The Club takes this opportunity to thank Mr Hess for all the knowledge and ex perience gained throughout the year while working with him in the field of the camera 5106 l l J -E A 4 A 1 1, ,x-' -X '.,,2. r J : , , -.., . : v ' ' - - - A Y 1 A 2 9 T li I ' k A . y A S ., , ' . . - . , . v v . . va , y D -, A ' v r criticism. They' continued to use the tower darkroom which was founded and furnished V . Y 7 . . . ' 1 L 1 v ' ' k fx- I 4 , ,. - 7 ' V ' 1 , I, ' ' I . 1 1 7 i . '. 7 . 7 . .Q h . H . l . , 4 K, . . , v U - 1 ' ' X 1 v I 'D ' I I V ' U A '. JUNICR ToWN MEETING OF THE A R Dwzellw zinc 11011. aiu :Ibex Br zdley makel ,111 e L r .1 e mfwzl f 11 .1 lllelll nz I 1 1. I zmfftm bponsored hy XVBAL .md the Bcllarmine Dehating So- ciety. the junior Town Meet- ing of the Air visited Loyola on lfehrtmry 18. The topit' discussed was peacetime mili- tary training for American Youth. The Athrmative w.1s defended hy lfitzpatriek .ind Akers while Dohony .ind Clarke upheld the Negative. Clnke wzkm 1 01111 1 12010111 F11 Junk NIJ 415611 dll 111 Jldlldf by their fum l 'O FIRST ROW fLefI io rlgblj femme M4M.u1un Hun! Alze: SFCOND ROW Lilley jamuh lxellg for Mrillarlur THIRD Row Deubeny lxyle P an FOIJRTH ROW Smllj Bmnzm Fouler Mr E AZ6fdIfk Alodemlm FII-'IH Row Cue ubev 7e1Ier Sbzu Sena Slveebm THE SCIENCE CLUB RICHARD HUN1 Pfewdenf jERoME MCMANUS Vue Prewdenf JOHN MAIRZ Yenetmy VINUN1 BRocA1o Tfefmner The Sclence Club of Loyola was organized for the school year 1946 47 by Mr loseph E Ax erdxck moderator of the club It has a membershlp of nearly 30 students Soon after the school opened the electron of ofhcers was held The mam purpose of the club was to gne to the members an opportunlty for d1s cow erlng more about Chemistry than the mmlmum essentials learned ln class To fulfill the alms of the club the members of the orgamzatron gaxe talks durmg the year on xarlous screntlfic subjects and performed experiments whlch prosed xery mterestxng and profitable to all A lrbrary of screntrtic books and pamphlets was formed to broaden our knowledge of the current progress of science Some members made posters whnle others gathered sclentlhc dlsplays These dlsplays and reading materials stlmulated a greater Interest m the club ln addltlon to these undertakings blographles of emment SClCnflSfS were studled and the hxstorxcal bacl-.ground of chemlcal dexelopments was explored All the members of the Science Club wlsh to express their slncere appreclatlon to Mr Axerdlck for his vlorlx and guidance as moderator U08 ' 'I , Q 4 C , nw' V H I Q 'I Y ' 1 ' K ,, . t ':. 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Y MOTHERS CLUB This past year the Loyola Mothers Club led by the Moderator Res Francrs Bradley S exemplrhed the soul of earnestness Many actrvrtles filled the calendar The Annual Father and Son Day was held at Blakefield and the school s Physrcal Education Instructor cor rected many mothers and fathers concernrnf., the proper outlook on the field of strenuous sports The Shrine of the Lrttle Ilower Choir Boys surpassed all the past performances of thc Christmas Carol Servrce The Annual Easter Monday Card and Brngo Party was held on Aprll 7 With muslc by Rudy KIlll3US fine orchestra thxs the mam work of the Mothers Club was enyoyed by all School banquets record dances and proms also had that added REV FRANCE J BRADLE5 5 J touch of a mother s care Cn Sunday May ll M,,,1e,,,,0, the members of the Club attended Mass at St Ignatlus Church and recen ed Commumon ln a body This was followed by the Annual Holy Communron Breakfast at the Hotel Stafford where a promment guest speaker was heard The final calendar ewent was conducted at Blakefield on May 18 when Memorral Sersrces were held for sons rn the servxce of our country Thrs was followed by the final report of the year Throughout the year the Dorcas Umt supplrcd the Chapels at Blakefleld wrth new altar lunens and sestments These were the vrsrble accomplrshments of these self sacrrhcmng, lldres though little IS known of the many hours of unsung labor rnvolx ed rn thus Christ like work The home mrsslons were sent rosarles prayer books pamphlets and religious medals The suck were remem bered rn prayer and re ccrved get well cards We are grateful for the well planned and cvcellently e x e c u ted work of the past year 1 rther Bradley the oth tcrs dnrectors specral croups frrends and all the mothers deserve a round of praise To all of them deep apprecra tlon 1s extended Molbeu anne early ar gfzertr at Farber 5 Club Dance 7 , v 4 I ' , . . . ,j,, . . . 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'Y ! , . . , 7' .cl 1 FOOTBALL FATHERS CLUB The Football Fathers Club of Loyola has again completed a year of repeti me successes This club is made up of the fathers of Loyola students and conducts its affairs with the aid of its capable mod Football Fallaem gather to dzffurr lmpoffaut plant erator Rex erend Nicholas Murray S J Es ab lished primarily to foster a better understanding and relation between fathers and sons it has accomplished its purpose with the utmost success and has in fact blossomed forth into a xery actixe and prominent factor in thc school s actmtxes Various ex ents haxe been sponsored throughout the past year Foremost among these was the big supper dance which was held by the Fathers Club for all the mothers This affair was the highlight in the years activities and the fine attendance illustrated Founded only three years ago the club though st1ll young has progressed both far and rapidly During this time it has always been noted for its fine athletic banquets This year was the best yet not only for the banquet which drew a capacity crowd and countless compliments but in its entire administration as well In September the Fathers Club held its annual ovster roast Aided by the added incentne of raflle books and the necessary prizes this affair was enjoyed by a large gathering of Loyola fathers In order that these men might enjoy an evening of com panionable relaxation a smoker was held shortly before Christmas We are mdeed fortunate in having such fathers who gise up their valuable time after working hours are finished fortunate in haxing these men who continually watch oxer us and pray for our success in es ery undertaking To Father Murray and all the members of the Football Fathers Club we wish continued success in their admirable endeavors We might in years to come for get the club but we will always remember the fine results which it has brought about They hawe gnen to us the brightest apple on the tree of life namely Catholic education Refrerbmefzls served between danref l 7 1 J. , . . r - . . . . y . 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Playeu on 4 'elcf P F any fLcz to Tl ht Qxptun Bob Vxlllllms A Pcrrcllx C m Xiamngcr In SILHOXXNRI uk I7oxx1 5, I I II 1 r ro Q xx ul uk lam C nr md NI J Ton an x or L B0 tomb arms Nflllcr lxum Mudlu ff CHICK Bol C ILSLI' wap Pacime 1mx1Rrxx Nulxfln n CL 1 A Q IL Q L11 4 I 11m S1 lloxxskl u tor XX mtg un ull 1 mlb! 4 L l N OK Kali r Llf lL I mx Ilm Lf 1 C urrm S1 muon 9 ho'l H rrlw XX haclu I an u rem TUG CF I nm I1 ook fn.,-.1-.ruff.1-.fu-,uf-.1-.fu rufufufusfnnfufufuf--fu,1. aaa q W ' Although Loyola's gridiron team did not attain champion- ship rating as did some of its predecessors, yet if a history hook were ever to be written containing the achievements of the most outstanding elev- ens to uphold the name of Loyola, certainly one page would be set aside to illus- trate the facts of the 1946 'dx pigskinners. The winning of llicks1lPN W three games, tieing of two, 'Hg L-ll lr. d' tml- lflfi lgfiiluell GN four conflicts, all of which On 41111461 3 dw V saw a determined Don team put up a gallant fight to the last second of every scrap, is all that any school can ask from their school mates. To use a slang expression, never once did the Blakefielders get anything that could be called an outstanding break. Lady Luck just didn't seem to be around when needed most. Still, the Dons could not by far be classed as a cellar team and only one opposing eleven, Patterson Park, ever found itself in the clear by a comfortable margin of points. Ushering in its '46 skin season with Salesianum, Coach Ed Hargaden's eager squad played host to the Delaware team at Blakefield. The Don machine proved too powerful for the Sallies and came through with a 13-0 victory. The fading minutes of the first stanza found the Hargadenites deep in Salesianum territory. jack Tierney, Loyola's speedy half back, on an end-around went twenty yards for the first Don six-pointer of the year. Al Perrelli added the plus mark on a pass from Bobby Williams. During the third chapter Williams connected with Bob Glaseser in the end zone for the final tally of the afternoon. Leading the Mt. Washingtonians until the final play of the scramble, the Blake- fielders were forced to settle for a 6-6 tie. With time left for but one play, an improvised lateral pass by Bill Hooper to Bill Keigler cost the Dons their six point lead, which they had held from early in the fray. After a sustained eighty-nine yard march, All-Maryland Williams smashed over for what looked like the only score of the game, and being on the short end of Crossing the diagonals twice in the final two minutes, McDonogh's Cadets emerged l,n'l Tiermi bill lfn dir! in lbe Hhftfi l ulnulglenlelll nf ffn UTLGII' zrilb S.llt'll1l1llNl OPPONENT L O Salesianum 13 0 St. Paul's 6 6 McDonogh 6 13 Poly 6 6 Q Southern 18 15 Patterson 0 42 Georgetown Prep O 19 Mt. St. joseph's 0 6 Calvert Hall I9 6 aaalfdall victorious over the Dons by a score of 13-6 as both teams slipped and slid on a wet turf at Blakefield. Again the Hargadenites scored early in the first period on a thirty-live yard aerial from jack Tierney to jim W'intz. Coming from their own twenty, the Cadets mus- tered their way to the one yard stripe from where they l l:'f,44J7 plowed over. A few minutes r ffkyb-0, . - 1- later the wet ball slipped fy, ifffawe, If ff li 1,4 ff , from Williams' hands and the ya,-M, -ff ,Wd 1. '-ll' Cadets recovered. On the play 'fff that would have terminated all hostilities, 'lack Howard fiipped a pass to Bob Lang who raced ten yards for the winning score. Before 20,000 thrilled fans, Poly tallied in the third period to give the Blue and Gold their second 6-6 deadlock of the season. After Al Perrelli recovered a Poly fumble in the opening minutes, Vlfilliams hit Bernie Miller behind the zero line for Loyola's only score. The remainder of the conflict resulted in an air duel as Bobby Williams uncorked twenty-nine passes, eighteen of which met their mark. Both elevens constantly endang- ered each other's goal line, but neither seemed to he able to push over a winning score. Scoring in the last three quarters. a much improved Loyola eleven gained their Hrst conference win at the expense of the Southern Bulldogs, by an I8-13 margin. At half- time the Bulldogs enjoyed a 7-6 advantage, but as the two teams took the field for the afterpiece, the Don forward wall buckled down and cleared the way for two more Blue and Gold touchdowns while they held the opposition to one. The entire squad played exceptionally well as they stalled the Bulldogs to a standstill on their own three yard stripe. Flashing their vaunted ground attack, the powerful Patterson Park eleven pounded out a 42-0 win over the striving Dons. Led by All-Marylander Dick Travagline, the Pats found the going easy and were never in any serious trouble. The Hargadenites held the Clipper powerhouse to two 'Il 1 Hlllllf 11101116111 Babb' ll i1li.m1i' .ztfrial bill Hub Gl.1ei'ev talll6S in the first half, but after J Itbife lbw: Cl'l4i.ILfer'i' look ull. rcstwtime the East Baltimoreans broke out in a rash of touchdowns. The heavier and more-experi- enced Patterson Park team added up to a little too much for the lighter Dons, who came within striking distance twice. In their second non-conference tilt, at Garrett Park, Loyola was on the short end of a 19-0 decision. Although there was no score dur- ing the first half, the Little Hoyas REV THOMASM BnEw,S.j. Albleffc Direrlor hit paydirt three times in the chapters to come. Playing the Washingtonians on even terms for the hrst half, the Dons didn't seem to be able to pull themselves together long enough to repel the Hoyas' thrust during the remainder. With the Held cakecl with mud and a heavy rain as an overhead, john Geppi led the Irving- ton boys to a 6-O victory over the Blakefielders. Outplaying their arch Catholic rivals throughout the entire match, the Varsity eleven racked up fourteen first downs to the Gaels' two. Mt. St. joe's touchdown was set up on a recovered fumble at the beginning of the second quarter. Playing their best game of the year, the Dons forced the Gaels to a terrific struggle to hold on to their six point lead. The fine running of jack Dowling plus the accurate passing and kicking of Bobby Williams kept the Irvington crowd constantly on the alert. Terminating the '46 campaign with a 19-6 conquest over Calvert Hall in their twenty-seventh annual Turkey Day tilt, the Dons put a glorious consummation to the team's name. Captain Bobby Williams, playing his last game under the Blue and Gold Hag, accounted for two of the Blues' touchdowns, one on a quarterback sneak and the other by a pass to jim Wintz. Bernie Miller bulled his way over into paydirt for the final six-pointer of the year. Commendation is indeed due to Coach Ed. Hargaden, who in his five years as head mentor of the Loyola eleven, has turned out two championship squads, and this year's, although not as vanquishing as some, certainly is one of which Loyola can always be boastful. Culver! Hall kirby of lo the Dom at 111.-2 Stadium Thankrgiving morning COACH En HARGAMN Al Mags- Q li ION! Row C 1711! 0 linzmll lxlmlfel Iznzgndl llllcfl lxnzgzr Rnfiiu ll Bun 1 lmgr J lWllDDI I- Row Hlfllllgef Ixwe Srbzbdzrb Rmb! Blllllllllff Swmfu fejwfarr Nmrzrm lov ROW Sthmrdl .Steftur R td Duggan 5111111111 Ilurelberger Maisel Gezzuuexe Comb Nwberl Sulllr nr faqaee goalie!! Lulmrnatrnt, therr prld selson wrth three wrns 1 tre and two defeats the unror Varsrty loothlll Squad wound up rn fourth plue lmony, league competrtron Coaehed hy Mr Norbert Sullrxan a graduate of Loyola Hrgh and captam of the flrst Blue and Gold team to Cop the State and Catholrc chunpronshrps at one tune the yayyees gnc an assurance of future xarsltles of hLlPCI'lOI' style Gettlng off to a boomlng start after a brref two weeks prletlee the unror Varsrty opened the season wrth a 13 0 trouncrng of St Paul s Len Shadbach and B111 Pontrus shared the scormg honors as each plowed hrs way through the Crusles for slx pornts On a ram spl1ttered field Grlman scored a hard fought 6 O sretory oxer the Blakefrelders the followrng week The Dons mme from hehlnd rn therr enpgement wrth St oe as rm Strott sued the dn for the Bhkehelders huekmg, oxer from the one yard lrne rn the thrrd stanzl Led by Len Shahdaeh who traseled twenty years rn the third perrod for the wlnnrng tally the yunror grrdders earned 1 14 7 eonquest from the Lrttle Admrrals of Sesern M Donogh s yumor molesklnners handed the Dons their seeond 'X upset by a margm of 74 7 Shabdach agarn found hrs way across the dragonals for the Sullrxanrtes Closrng therr season rn royal style the yayxeesters racked up a 6 0 uetory ox er Caly ert Hall After a long drrye sparked by rm Faulkner Tom Rrehl pushed across the goal lrne for what proyed to be the wmnmg score of the conflrct 5119 0'l ' . 'Z LIN. ' 1 , ' '. 'r 4'.' . L. fe. '. ,. . ,I W f . , . Y . Y , gli: V' ,, I X-Y 2 ', , 'A' pi A J . . : Q , , ' 2- 2 , . . l A- . A K 4 ' . L l . I f . , I ll l -Q ax -Q 6. 1 ' V' . .. ,j y K ' K 1 . 6 ' ' - V v A - X .' . -. . j' Jr' 14' r ' ' Y 'f le I D . .4 L. V A - y Y v V V V s ah ' ' ' V' ' A .Y ' ' ' , is .K v. y 7 A, 1' r Len Scbabdacla Qaedunan Qaeda!! As the gates of Loyola opened early in September, the Reverend Thomas M. Brew, S. j., capably assisted by Mr. john McCarthy, S. J., pieced together two smooth- working and hard-fighting frosh elevens. Dividing the newcomers into two different weight classes, the two mentors were pleased to see their squads develop into a smart aggregation, The junior division, a hundred and fifteen pound group, initiated their season by smothering St. Mark's of Catonsville 31-0, but the following week saw the midgets drop a heart-breaking 7-O decision to St. Dominic's. This defeat proved to be the only smudge on the junior's record, as they continued through the year in a realm of victories. Next on the list of the fast-moving novices were the Georgetown freshmen of Wasliington who bowed with a 38-O shellacking. Scoring in the fading minutes, the freshmen pulled a 14-7 triumph out of the fire for themselves over St. Mary's Industrial School. Ending their pigskin schedule in royal style, the Brewites came out on top of a 27-6 verdict with St. Elizabeth's. Outweighing their mates by twenty pounds, the senior eleven met ill-fate in their first match, which ended with Patterson Park walking away on the long end of a 26-0 decision. Striking back, the heavier team traveled to Wasliington and returned home boasting of a 7-0 victory over Georgetown. Competing in a series of games with the sophomores, the seniors were defeated by Two C 12-0. In a return match, Two C was on the short end of a 20-7 score. From here on in the marching heavyweights found it clear sailing as they beat off Two D 20-O, Two E 14-O and Two A 25-6. These contests added up to be about the most spirited battles ever seen on the campus of Blakefield and contributed to the sportsmanship of the under classes. Praise must also be given to the five members of the newcomers who, after com- pleting their regular season, landed a tryout on the Varsity Squad due to their hne performance during the season. Those who made the grade were Shehan, Spangler, McLean, Gunther and Picarella. BOTTOM ROW: Poflbrm. Reeder, T. O'Ne1ll, Gilmtne. Pugh. Lucy. DCl7'f6.l'. Scrirezler, P. O'Nei1l, Hickey, Dauurofz. MIDDLE ROW: l! eig1mm, Aldemzmz, IV. Keemzzz. McLean, Olezzarek, Guidem, Zerazer, Spaflgler, Roche, DUIIEKJII. Delea, Flarfcry. TOP ROW: Sbelrwl, F.1rr.1r. M. Sul- lirmz. Burrzi. j. Keefzan. Srhcpf, Troy, Lif1lJ.m1'. Cobyne. GIIIIIIJEV. G. Hebner, S11-all. .--. .anim SKE 1 OI P limmm mx u IXIFIL XX1l1111 L npr Br mln r DlIfl1llrXKlLl Nuumnu nm Mrguluttu m 'r J run IH glmm 1 Oxun n gr Hmm mm INIFILI' CUICI ll Hu L Nplulu 'I yp Rum I IIN ut H vlth iuw LHT rucr trim 1 mr c hind shut RICHT: Durmuwicz Likes .1 free throw .xgaimt Gaclx, C lp! 1111 Hfbby ll lllfdllll fk A J Qoich hd Harybaden once ay, un fashioned a sprrrted band ot CILCFS to rcprcsent Loyola on the blslcctball court for thc 1916 47 scason Bobby Williains vi is clccted captain md with him wcrc pllccd Bill Bradcr oe Kane 'lony Durmovncz Iranlc Lastner and Bob Bailey to form the nucleus of the team The reserxc rolls were handled in hne style by Reds Lambert Bob Freeze Lee Bardelman Pctc Splncler Don Corbitt and lclc Holthius 'Ihc Dons although cxpcriencinc an up and down sea son always fought to thc final whrstlc md caxe their fol lovi ers plenty of thrills throughout the long, and arduous caxnpaizrpn Opening their season by playing numerous non conference foes the hoopsters racked up six vxms and four defeats as they gained yaluablc experience for the on com my, league encounters Initiatiny, conference play with St oe thc Blrlcehelders found themsely es on the short end of a 54 32 score Tra1l my, by eleyen points in the final half the Dons spurted forth to gun 1 one omt l d td 90115 al and Bradcr lcd thc lttltlt Cadets of McDono5,,h. 122 . 1. -1 me I nm ljllllllflll nz p ea yuth four minutes rcmarmng, but the Gaels ment ahead with two cyurclc baskets and hung, on to take thc ycrclrct The B15 Rcd of Calxert Hall handed the Dons their second lcacuc defe1t in the last ten vtallcmg avy ly mth a il 39 yerdict Entering the win column for the first time the Blue and Gold shellaclced Cilman by 1 49 30 count Williams seconds Suffering, their third upset the courtmen fell before the powerful Crusaders to the tune of 43- 38. This blasted the Dons' championship hopes. Terminating, their first round of play' Mr. Har- gaden's chuces pasted a 59-32 thumping, on the ln their second engagement with McDonog,h GROUP PICTURE ON RIGHT: QCounter-clockwise starting at bottom, Spang- ler, Bardelman, Lastner, Bailey, Holthaus. the Dons emerged victorious-the score 42-37. The Purple again up- set the Blalcehelders 35-29 in a see- saw battle. With three Conflicts remaining, the Dons again took Gilman into camp 44-35 and low- ered their colors to St. Paul and Calvert Hall by margins of 44-38 and 49-42 respectfully. Hats OH to Tony Durmowicz, high scoring Don forward, who landed a berth on the first string of the All-Maryland quintet and Bobby Williams who received honorable mention. Boflwzlf Brtzder, Kane. Top: Freeze, L.w1berf. Ca' ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.. SEAsON OPPONENT Forest Park St. john's Patterson Park Friends City Southern Loyola College B St. joseph's fPhila. Brooklyn Prep Xavier High Mt. St. joseph's Reading Catholic Calvert Hall Gilman St. Paul's Georgetown Prep McDonogh St. john's McDonogh Kenwood Mt. St. Josephs City Georgetown Prep Gilman St. Paul's Reading Catholic Calvert Hall Loyola College B 1-.1-.fu 's SCORE l Z,-.,--,uf-..p...'--.inf-.1-.fu aquee Baakezfdall BOTTOW ROW F1110 Hofferbert Kirby Gaudreau MIDDLE ROW Mr Frarlru MrG Nugenl S I froarbl Dmzalaer Pzpzlone Knlfr TOP ROW Mrlaer Hoffmarz Dmfe Lacy Karim On the jayx ee horrzon the junror courtmcn after losnng thenr lflltliil league encounter wxth St Paul s bounced back by taking thenr next sex en conference games Although hampered by the lack of a practlce floor they were nn the thick of thmgs down to the last wire After trouncmg the Crusaders rn a second contest and downmg St Joe Gllman and McDonogh twrce aprece the junxor hoopsters lost two txght matches to Calvert Hall and wrth them the champnonshxp Fmnshmg nn second place they had thenr best record m recent years Led by the close guardmg and playmakmg of Captam oc Knrby and Lou Hoiferberts sw1ft cuts under the basket thej V s were a tough team to beat Bud Kulp s and B111 Gaudreau s rebound work was another chlef factor rn thexr success whlle joe Lacys set shots and ack Ensors ball handhng could not be denned A great deal of credxt 15 due to Mr Irancxs MCG Nugent S for hrs fine coachmg performance and to the team m general for the1r splrlt and nexer say due attitude The Intermednate Courtmen hung up a fisc hundred for the season wmnmg three and losmg a llke number Playmg older and more experxenced teams thenr record IS really a crednt to therr coaches Mr james F Muldowney S and Mr john J McCarthy S whose perses erance and hard work no doubt played an nmportant role nn developmg future varslty stars jlltellfteibdje Baakezfddl 124 BOTTOM Row Smllb Sullntul Mooney Rulb Bullpen IWIIDDLF ROW Gallagher Blllnzgflea Troy Reyzoldr TOP Roxx Curran D Hojfman Hall lyfflgflldfl B Pottbufl L4..-fs . ,. ' 1 . -. ., J I, 1, . . ' . , . ., , , . 'Z 4 , . I' - H . Y . . . I ' . , . .. 1 1 . , . . y 1 . , . 1 . . , s , . 1 1 - - , . . . . . . i . , 1 J , . . . . J . . . . . , . ., . . . ,, . ,, . 1 . 'A K . . 1 ' 1 J Y V . . . . ., 0 Z I V 1 X1 1 . ' ' . ' ' 1 ,. - 1 1 1 4 - 1 - 1 1 1 - ' a4'l'7 - ITUIDI McCourt Cook um! Ixogler blotk Forever Dirk Rrdef 5 ffm! fBo!tomj Corrigan Grziely Ourter A green and lnexperlenced sextet whrch developed mto the most serlous threat rn scholastic cxrcles Thus sums up m one phrase what might be elab orated on for pages as far as the Blue and Gold Ho key Squad rs concerned Wrth a season s record of two wlns a tre and Eve upsets the varsrty puck sters nevertheless went mto the Har vard Cup Play off serres as the most 1mproved squad ever to be seen at Blakefield The first league contest saw the Dons grve way to a more potent Gael team by a 9 2 score After a deadlock 1 1 first stanza the josephrtes opened up and tallxed a total of erght counters whrle the Dons were only able to sand wnch rn one point Tom Oaster and Daxe McCourt dented the nets for the afoulq fee Jfac SEASON s Scom s OPPONENT Mt St joseph s Calw ert Hall Po y Forest Park Mt St joseph s Po y Calx ert Hall Forest Park PLAY OFFS Mt St Josephs 125 flop! lxueazel M4C0ur1 Ldueqood Iliolloml Forerf Park and Loyola frmmble mer puck he ore Don cage BUTTON! ROW Prwlmv Omer MrG111gm MfComf Lzzzggrmd TOP ROW ll 61,1111 fmgvJ Kogler Corrigan Camzev ffzptj Cozrlv Henry Grl II Crm? Grtelm Ivrurel Blakeflclders goal on assrsts from George Corrigan and ack Langgood The followrng wack 1 more 1gg,rcss1xc Don bcxtet outsluted a flst rnoxrng Crmrd rce sqmd to the tune of 5 l Corrlgrn md Stack G1tely tomblncd vuts to score two of the counters whlle larlty put the game on me wrth 1 crane shot from lxncax el Mcctlng Poly for the first tlme Mr Grrrhn s chargu watched thexr banner fall hy a 6 3 margin Oastcr and Corrrgan ellclted for the hrst tilly whlle All Marylander Cor rrgan threw a scare mto the Iznglneers on two solo daahes rn the fadlng mlnutes Wrtlm Captun oc Conncr srdclmcd for the test Torcst Pirlt showed thelr mrght as they snowed under the scmppy Dons 10 1 The lonc mt dcnter came IH thc final period when Kneu el and Mffourt comhxned t1lent to dnxe the puck home lellx lxlCGL1lg1U llt Il Coub Hung Grrju KCEPIILVI Cfllflg 121 md Omer KRNDIJ Czplam oe Cfnmu i WI jobrz Kogler i MrG1z1ga1z Kgrullej Conner Curb Gxfely spent a busy nreht tendrng the nets as he stopped erghteen out of twenty erght shots Gorng rnto the second round of play Mt St oe agarn shellacked the Blue and Cold thrs trme the seore bexng 7 0 Doc Carozza a surprise starter was kept rn a daze wrth thrrty shots berny, t1ken 1t hmm Wrth the Dons hmlly stlrtnnye to prek up momentum Poly s Teehmen tallled three trmes rn the hnll ehlpter to upset the Don 1y,,greg1tron 7 5 Corrrgln and Lmggood poured rn the hrst two Gold m1rkers un1ss1sted whrle Gltely 1nd MeCourt worked together for the thrrd Corrrean 1nd Kne1yel teamrng up slrpped rn the four mark and Knezu el soloed to wind up the Don seorrng Before 1 p1eked house the Ieers showed plenty of te1m work as they beat Calvert Hall a second trme by 1 5 4 m1rg1n 1nd garned 1 pl1y off posrtron All Don tallyrng w1s1neomb1n1tron form MeCourt Kne1yel Cooke Corrrgln md Conner Corrrgan 1nd Kogler McCourt 1nd ls.ne1xel 1nd the deerdrng pornt Kne1xel and Langgood Endmg therr eonferenee se1son the Puek Chrsers de1dloeked the league leadnng loresters 44 md sent them rnto seeond pl1ee Openrng the pl1y offs Mt St o elrmrnated the Dons by 1 slrm s 7 score These two g1mes hry.,hl1ghted the whole year 1s the two ch1mps s1w 1 low rated te1m almost upset therr hopes for a ehamplonshrp To Mr Henry L Grrihn w ho h1s been 1t the helm of the x1rs1ty pucksters for three years rs Ce tarnly due 1ll the praise that can be mustered Co1eh Grrfhn worked hrs team rnto a smooth workrne outht 1nd through hrs lWI llH work rt tred Forest Park and llmost upset the hrygh flyrne G1els Lzrzggood rfaefk' Foreiter Slllflbv. ,rlivz ulil' Ixogler 0.0. 51 .Euler up ire zzifb pure Z1g.1iIIfl 0.1110 gel: ,fel to 1.128 pnf , Green and Grey. BOTTOM ROW Kunkel Sim!! Sulrler Splgelmzre Laureme Ddlllflf TOP ROW 11111 Umm C vo 1 lllurpfffi Mlzeller 1461711671 Ixefli Frrley Hnrl Gfor Hvfke uludfl- Wdfldbzy ice Jfoieq By anuary 11 the V players had been rounded into a smooth working team under the splendid tutoring of Mr Henry L Gr1Hin With the task of defending the championship acquired in 1946 they opened the campaign with Calxert Hall This game bolstered the players hopes of capturing the championship for they emerged on the heaxy end of a 12 to 2 decision The next week Mt Qt oe saw the Loyola squad nose them out 4 to 3 Bill Gross by Poly 4 to 2 Entering the third period trailing 3 to 0 the exer fighting Loyola team slashed in two goals in a rally that died short Completing the first dnision of play the V skaters battled to a 1 1 deadlotlt with Forest Park The second round of play proxed a rough one The only win was os er an improx ed Calx ert Hall team 6 to 2 Poly ran oxer Loyola 7 to 1 and the squad lost the final game to Forest Park 5 to 1 Many potential xarsity players haxe been des eloped by Coach Griffin Among the best are Gross Farley Heimert Rice and Haske and freshmen Sattler S rott and Daniels showed up well Sattler and Rice were chosen on the Suu 1 All Mary landj V Hockey Team G e F1110 1 m PHS' L He or We' - I 1, xx Vg :- if r I r 1 i I r l if I -' I I 4 U' ' f:'::.. , '. ' '. 4 j, , 'f. ., . I I J , J. . ' .Q f Y f Q, . . . , 7 took scoring honors with two goals. The ten game winning streak since 1946 was cut 7 1 . Y . . .. A 7 Y Y . V L , , - 7 , Y L , . gr Y 7 3 5 3 t , ' I ' A59 iffaff, V . X ' Eawlm lnitiating Loyola s first year in the Maryland race the Don A and B Bowling Squads rolled their way through a mediocre season Supporting a schedule of thirty six games the Blakelield A team wound up with an axerage of tixe hundred With the same amount of contests Loyolfxs B duckpinners won only eight clashes The first team ended up in fourth place while the under squad reigned in the cellar The highest axerage for thc year goes to Bill Fay captain of the A s who split the pins for a total of 2466 in twenty three matches and a percentage of 107 5 Next in were freshman Mickey Simms with 102 7 Harry Beck possessing 1 102 6 percent mark and Owen Hartloxe and lrfmk Cooke who blasted a 101 8 and an even hundred Captain and top roller for the Bee s was jack Kellermann who carried an ax erage of 103 8 through thirty conflicts Second came Lou Sellmayer hoisting 103 4 closely followed by Bill Striclxer mth 103 7 mr Liszewslxi 101 5 Charlie Kumlehn 97 9 and im Shelley 94 3 Thmlts to Mr Iranus A Wallner S their coach the recently imugurated maple splllcrs added 'mother fine record to the Blue and Gold name A TEAM B TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Simmf, beck. FJ9. BOTTOM ROW: Kumi hu. Liv: ufii. Shell J. TOP Row: Dengler, Hartlnrf, Cooke. TOP Row: Sfrifker. Kellermmnz. Sellnujn. Bill Derzglev' Bill Fay Owen Ilarllove Harry Berk l I . I . . . l . , . . C ' 7 7 line for the senior rollers was Bill Dengler, holding an average of 105. Following Bill i i' 'i i I - -, fi - -, 3 1 V I ' I , 1 I 5 . : 3 x , x ff 1 4 1 l T c c r B Jrhtroief S6b440t0tl419f The Don swrmmers vsho were on the short end of a few lopsided scores at the begrnnmg of the season neyertheless found themselxes growmg stronger and ID the second round of the mter scholastlc meets Loyola gaye the other teams a hard fight and brought the season to an msprrrng close by handlng Mt St joe a 39 27 defeat Much credrt must go to Coach Frederrck Eyster vxho moulded thls small band of natators unto a sc appy tank squad The first meet was held agamst McDonogh at the Knrghts of Columbus Frank Mxchel turned rn the only Hrst for Loyola by toppmg the hundred yard breaststroke The Blakefielders came out on the small end of a 53 13 score Then the Dons entertalned Cnty College and watched the Colleglan 'Iuggernauts swamp them by a 56 10 xerdrct Loyola s next opponent was Mt St joe Here the Don tankmen seemed to take new hfe as they trcd the Gaels at 33 all jack O Conner clarmed xlt'COIll.H B1 mug Huu Caulk a second rn the fifty yard freestyle as dld Bollinger Michel Brennxg and Hebner rn the hundred freestyle hundred backstroke and two hundred freestyle respectnely Drck Lalley dxver handed rn the only first of the day The followmg encounter came wrth McDonogh rn whlch the Cadets shellacked the myury rldden Dons 56 10 Bob Bollmger racked up the tallymg m the hundred freestyle Poly came next on the Dons lust at Crty College s pool The Blue and Gold was on the short end of a 46 20 count wmnmg the freestyle relay only Playmg host thls t1me Cnty knocked off the Blakefielders 41 25 Although a dlstlnct lmproy ement had set 1n Poly agaln outscored the Don mermen 39 27 Again the relay teams came through Engagmg the Irylngton squad for the second trme the t1de changed and the Don natators pulled through a 39 27 trrumph Th1s ended Loyola s swrmmmg season vshxth has been maunly a year of cultry atnon and lookmg forward to the future .41 BOTTOM ROW Mlrbel, j Gunnmg, 0,COVlI10V, Brefzmg, Kunkel, Couch Fred Eyyler Rooney, MrCry5tle, Bumberger MIDDLE ROW Burch, R Srlmexdef, Caulk, Hunt, Hebner, Mulh, Emm, Marek TOP Row Aken fmgrj, Sbelmn, Hagan, Mead, Blair, McComaJ, Welrb, Miller ' O I v A -1 f f ' 7 . , . . . , . , ' . 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I nl' M BOTTOM ROW lkllllbkl Rice Mzgee fCap!j CTIHIIIIIIQ Larj TOP Row Miller Srbnzlserqev Dflhliilj Rez Lee H Bndley S fCm1rbj Wafzfuiq '7emu4 With the annual sprung tournament Hgurmg a large role ID determlnlng the xarsxty tennls squad and the posrtrons of the players the call of the Reverend Lee H Bradley S J for candrdates was met by erghteen aspmng students After two weeks of trarnrng Father Bradley mentor of the team sent hrs netmen to engage Forest Park rn thenr league opener Droppmg only one smgles match the Dons won the encounter by a 6 1 score ack Magee rn hls fourth year of xarsxty play was elected captain of the claymen Usrng has helght and werght to adxantage an constantly playnng an all around drrvmg game jack possesses a hard serse and holds down the number one spot john Rxce IS the second place man employing excellent placements as hrs mam weapon The mrddle posrtnon ns taken care of by jack Gunmng who plays a smooth deceptrxe net game with a beautnful backhand oe Lacy wrth hrs potent left hand wwhrch rs deadly accurate rs next ln lme fol lowed by Ed Muller rn the number Exe job thrnxng on practrce sets as well as a xery fast palr of legs The remalnder of the sarsrty rs com posed of oe Kunkel john Dohony and ack Schanberger all of whom are capable racket handlers As this book 1 goes to prlnt we wrsh Father Bradley and hrs team the best of luck nn their elex en remaxnmg matches 111, s'eg 4114 C10 111 wg ' dr: 195, 4 , . . . , V . ., 1 K, . r- - V 1 1 n o . . . Y . . . , . , A . Q . . 7 D . . .. ., , . . , 1 a - - - ' T 5 ' . . V . . , , , , . Y . . - . . - V , . . , . . K V, . . , . . Y . . . J , . . , . 1 - ' V Y I . ' . .Y. . Y , . . 1. Y . . V 1. .h x - . . , X J , X , .WX . ft ' 9 we , , ' -, N.- ,, 3 V 1 1 ' - ' ' , x Y y X X . . I I gm' - 'maj BOTTOM ROW: McGrain, Rulkouuki, Higdon, Vaetb, ll 'illiamJ frapl.j, Semerky, Perrezto, D. Doyle, Armflfong. TOP ROW: Derlgler, Franz, Boleler. Hof, MfC0flI1iFk, Mr. Helfrich froarhj, Tobiaf, G, Kimmerlein. Sidlowrbi, Cmzrzinglanm fmgnj vdify Eadedalf Aspiring to live up to the championship record of last year's victorious nine, Loyola's Varsity Baseball Squad has taken the field of battle with high hopes of capturing another state pennant. As this 1947 yearbook goes to print, the Blakehelders are able to boast of five wins in eight starts, two of which were against their first league opponents. Wfithout a blemish on their conference record, the Dons are still a serious threat in scholastic circles. The infield pieces together an infallible band led by the catching of Buddy Vaeth, one of the three veterans from last season. Tending the initial hassock has fallen into the hands of Don Semesky, the second holdover and a potent batter. The third regular from last year's team is Captain Bobby Williams, another strong sticker, who works together with Dick McGrain to form the keystone combination. Williams is the Hrst player ever to captain three sports in one year at Loyola. Second basemen McGrain is a classy ball handler and with one exception has played errorless ball for the Dons. Rounding out the basemen is jim Pescetto, who has his spikes well settled at the hot corner position with a steady throwing arm. L0yola's mound staff is headed by the brilliant heaving of Ed Rutkowski, having pitched Mr. Helfrich's diamonders to both league wins. Also toe-ing the rubber for the Cap! Bob U 1111 :mr Ken Higdou Morey on .tm,r5ed 21111. Budd! Vaeff vf ' 1 , f , 5 1 'Shi : 1 . - Q ' varsity are Ed Tobias, jerry McCormick and Bill Dengler. The three garden spots are distributed be- tween Dick Doyle, Ken Higdon, George Franz and Bill Boteler. Doyle bats in the clean-up place and has made some timely catches which looked impossible. The remaining trio line up as three speedy and dependable fly-chasers. In five tune-up matches before their confer- ence opener, the Dons meandered through two of them on the short end. City was number one for the Dons as they squeezed a 2-l verdict from them. Semesky opened the season with a homer in the fifth to drive in the deciding margin. After upsetting the Veterans from City by a i-1 count, the Blakefielders went on to rout Poly 12-5. With the Engineers leading 2-1 going into the third, the Dons turned on the heat and tallied seven markers. Rutkowski again managed the throwing duties, allowing only three hits and striking out six. The Green and Grey of Forest Park tossed the varsity their Hrst loss of the year with a 2-O shutout. The contest was entirely a pitching duel until the sixth when two walks, a pair of errors and a single produced both Forester runs. McCormick elbowed the encounter, giving two free bases, fanning four and permitting four safeties. On a bright Sunday afternoon, the Alumni under Paul Bauer, captain of last year's champs, upset their old mates 8-5 in a one-sided affair. Opening conference play, the Dons defeated McDonogh 4-1. Semesky paced the Blakefielders with a circuit clout and three-bagger. In the first inning with one man on base, Semesky sent the ball deep into right field for his second homer and two runs. His triple accounted for the third tally while Williams crossed the plate for the fourth. ' With Doyle making four outstanding catches and Rutkowski giving up but two hits, the varsity triumphed over St. joe 2-0 in their second league match. It was the most exciting game of the year as the Dons got five hits and Rutkowski fanned ten batters, three of them in the last inning. Meeting Patterson Park for the first time in a non-con- ference game, the Blue and Gold lowered their colors 4-2. Ten games still remain on Loyola's schedule, seven of which loom as conference threats. As we go to print, we hope the Dons will again fashion a championship nine. To Coach George Helfrich, we say thanks for his twenty-live years as head of Loyola's baseball squads. Ed Rnlkouwti Ed Tobin Lakai ml .11 ball. at ' Dan Serrleiky trailer fflule on fri! barrier of mmm nz Dirk MrGr.11f1 uniafz. Walid ' Banda!! L.xv1llU klH K Hx- DMM nib- l' Under the tutoring of a new coach this year, the Reverend Gregory G. Kiehne, S. il., the junior varsity diamonders are looking forward to a most successful season. Father Kiehne has managed to piece together a heads-up ball club and is striving to improve on the records of all predecessors. Mt. St. joe, the defending private titlists, saw their chance for a second champion- ship dwindle, as the Dons eked out a thrilling 5-3 opener. Making the most of three hits, the Blakefielders scored four runs in the third inning and clinched the game in the fifth with another marker. The second league fray saw the fast stepping jayvee squad down Calvert Hall on the losers' diamond 3-2. Witli the score all knotted up at two all, Tom Kelly singled in the ninth to tally Bill Faulkner with the winning run and break up a tight pitching duel. The pitching was ably handled by Fran Logan, who struck out ten redbirds and Landerkin, who whiffed five. Holding down the infield posts are Pat Doyle at first base, with George Bardelman and Ed Kelly forming the keystone combination and Tom Kelly guarding the hot corner. Utility base men are Kiper, Slawinski, Anderson and Harbin with Logan as the number one backstopper. Plumer, McCourt and Ruth are chasing flies in the outfield positions. 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The Crescent Candy C0 220 W Camden Street Baltimore 1 Maryland Arundel-Brooks Concrete Corporation PRI' MIXFD 1 UNI RETF Cert: ed Quality fam Graded Materzalv Ufhu nnna I Pl mt 9Zl SOUIH XX UI FI' STRFFI B tu rnn1nl CSINlllWll1l Vbolfa 8200 Casselman Rlver Brand an Grange SL Black lllrlll won wall ws ml to If pc at m nn time XSSQN IATED l -XNNFRS l0RPORATIOIN B41 TIWIORF WARE LAND 4 T 'llltllfz Pres I L Butlvr Trvus I- , I I . ' l A E 1 i 5 1 r w v- ' w w r w nl' .1'a 'an I. i O Cillllltlll Foods will give' you 1-onlplc-tv satisfaction mul an taste- ' I' 'z ' - 'z a ' s .V I. I. ' ' , .' I ' X 7 7 A J . , JA L . A . . , . '. I. '. , HENRY J. KN0l'I ,u.4soxm' CONTRACTOR 31:1 MARYLAND AVE. BAITO. 18, MD. BELMONT 574' COMPLIMENTS O15 ARUNDEL ICE CREAM CU. COMPLlMIi.X'TS OF A FRIEND The Irvington Shop LADIES2 MEN'S AND CHILDRENS FUR1'N'1SHINGS Greeting Cardr For All Ofmsiofn 4114 FREDERICK AVENUE BALTIMORI 9 MARX LANJD I omplmwnts 0 Farboll Palnt Company BALTIMORE MARYLAND The Sheppard Stove Company DFPENDABLE COOKINF and HEATING EQUIPMENT Since 1860 SSI 33 35 Guilford Avenuf C 0 llPL1 HEX IS 01 W heeler s Atlantlc Station F .I BOWEN PLLMBIIXG AND HEAYING CONIRAFIOR LIST 3 OUR PROPERTY WI1H Gln-fox 1673 CHOICF Wlwrs ,vm IIQUORQ lwflflfd B Farrell S Hummel HALF MIIE TRACK SIAG BAR REAL7 OR W 05 Ncrcxnl lc In I Bldg, Lex 32-18 1101 PRFDERICK AVI BALIIMORI MD 2-2 , ' 1 4 . 1 I U Inc. f 1 1 5 ' ' I - lv , A , I ,' I l ' . W- .. 55110 BELAIR RD. HA. 9747 mug FURIEY AVE HA 5551 1 ' I . - I , .' . 7 'A i 15 '.- .' A I I 1, THE STORE Tl-IAT'S FAMOUS FOR FAMOUS Re-inharcI's Bakery MAKES IN BALTIMQRE H15 FREDERICK AVE. COMPLl1l'Ilf.N'7'S' Ol: THE vllgllu HLB CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE CEO. DONGARRA 81 SONS Master Shoe Repairers ANDREW' Wy' MESSERSMITH 506 WEST COLD SPRING LANE Phone, CHesapeake 189i RooF1 Q of all types erected and repalred SHEET METAL HOME INSULATION EDW G FICK SL CO UNIVCFSIW 6620 21 22 200810 Harford Avenue KO IIPLIAIEX I Y Ol C O1lIPLl1lII'N I Y Ol Fulelltv Storage C0 ST PAUL 5 MARX I AND AVF N I VON! ,Tumor New man Club I ll 66411257 if I 1 f CO1lIPLlM1:X 1 9 or FLNERAL DIRECTORS NORTH IND PENXSX Lvfwm AVEXUFS fi IRHEND BALTIMORE MD IAt V f o o o . . . . Y .4 1 .W 1- I 1. W 4. 7 O , , . . ,. U ' . x . :um ' , I' .. E.. -umm ' 'O ' - ' lf- ,15 If ' -l ' f6n. 1. .Vik 'nw 7' 561114 4' '4 1 3 I . . ' L 'I V V L I L I . I A , . . 'glruttc 4521 CI-IAS. H. STEFFEY, INC. s'Th0 Up-To-Date 01d-Timerw Many changes face the world in this new age. lwut old freinds .md good reputations will remain unchanged. We continue to serve, as we have since 1914, the real estate and mortgage needs ol many wellrknown firms and individuals. XY'e'd like to numl-ter you .rmong them. CHAS. H. STICFFEY. INC. 18 E. Lexington St. Phone: MU. 2412 Loyola College offers courses leading to the degrees AB BS PhB Busmess AdID1H1Stfat1OD Plll' Ilffllll' Ill lifllllltlllll Hrlfl The Registrar isoiix cmariss GTREF1 Bummoneic Mu Pnoiw LHEQAPEAKE 1020 EISER AND AKERS Consulting Engineers BALTIMORE MARYLAND Design and Supervision of Plumbing Power Plants Waiter Supplx Etc 0 0 Q, 0 0, Q O, i I Q O O O P' . l. . .N . . l. . ' - J. . Air Conditioning - Heating - Electrical Work . I t , V . 1, . I The Cogswell Construction Co. 0'T00LE GENERAL TIRE C0 I 515 PARK AVE' III E, MT, ROYAL AVE. I BALTIMORE MD. KRAFT 5Vs7'Em , BUILDERS SINCE 1914 ' TIRE RECAPPING OF f' OMPLIMEN T 9 JOHN H LEONARD Wholesale F :sh Market Compliments 0 COIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS 0 4 Friend Y ALLEH LANDSCAPE C0 I I . I OF I I 0 I I I I , Q . f - K f John H Lawrence ENGINEERS and LUNTRAI TORS Baltimore, M CALL CILMOR I08w ,hrboe Bros NIORAC I WARI HOI sl N IXIUXINI kwa R11 Clmx l I 1 fllf v9 7 vi I-RIDIRIClx AVFNLL Seward s Auto SCPVICC C1 xlle Il 11 m RFPAIRINC mm xx IAIAXIITI AXFNII Ima P mn 7 a If C U1IIPLl1II1:N IS 01 ,lolm G Grasser M uw HGIIIIISII I 71 SFASIIRN AVI 12 nab- Uoldf' SOI SCHAW IT7 FURNITURE' C0 PARKSIDE PH ARMALY jomx R WFL1 FR Pl u D For Your Drug funds MUS I-IARFORD RD BAITO MD Phone HAm1lt0n 4818 ll 1 19611111 Cum lfzzffum U Wlr K Mrs ,I A Schneider Augusta Bulldlng 8. Loan Association mol I REDERIC lx AVFNL I' r un nA Sun vuth SCLLIYIQ Vkhlll LIITIIUKL I'Lf.,LlI'lI' dludcnds Inotrumentallty of the Umted Smtcs Gox ernment Current Dludcnd rm 91 pu mnum OPI'N DAILN CII 5-U90 C OMPLlMI:N IS OI ST JUSILPHS HOSPITAL 1 ,oo rx CAROLINE bl M , . Co. .' J S ' J ' ' ' . 1 . 1 , J. '. . I 1,, . d. , , 1 1 ' I f f I f ,K . . . . 1. V . i 5 7 W A Q I 2 ' o J' ' ' 4 ' 1 3 Y I 3 J, PAC' . 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Hmm' nffce. 1317 W'ulhnzuk Aw., phone Libuvrg 5 : Exummatiou F5 nppmntmenr Munn office. 304 WL Suvutngu Sl. Pwtu sun Hun rm! mul Pink Phone Saratoga ,612 Offire ouvs Qgm u,m. to 5 30 pm YY 9 A 'c ' z ' I, , , N. ff. Q , Y f. 1. '. RD. V -VI . R 4 1 1. . I 1- T11 . ' , . Yo O I ' M. . . . . Avds Pharmacy I ft ff upfmn Sperzalzrf 7 XY NORTH AVF IIIXXARIW M Aww H4 FAR RENYTAI YI RVIFI' YOU DRIVF IT Pho Club Garage zo W Eager Sr Ve non 5444 A SERVICE FOR EVERX C AR MA FDVU P IESPIFR 8 SONS Ho man and Spring Sta VE'mon 2273 C OMPLIMI' X IS OI THE MAY C0 Iwlendv sf ll 1512175 Yf ffl s 1917 f ONIPLl1WL1'X I Y Ol r 8. Mrs james Anderson Llxfton Real Estate C0 RFA1 IORS rm Cl n 6 Um BIIAIR D BAHO K MD Ion H B X W Isiclnnuox C'OlWPLlf'HE'X IS OI Lvoj McL0urt I UN DRE BLEACH lhlorm :te-fl Products Lo COMPLIMENTS Ol A IRIEND To the I law 0 I7 quccess and l od s Blessme A FRIEND QT KATHARINE S S01 IAL CLUB , 1 4 . 5 , 1 as f e- , A 1 V , K f 7,1 ' ' 'K A . . T 5 2 57 ', ,. 'Z ' y l Q . '. P V. 1 ' A '4 ' Bei 7' 'f , , , 'IDM' , 1.11 Of ' 4 Af MR. Louis J. HEYING . , , M . ' , . IJINIHLNI Cl. -Mi Z . -10 W . .ff 2. RI JJ, , ' fm D rx . Alfa '. , 3 -. 5 .' r 1 ' ' N I ' Z , x . 9 1 COMPLIMENTS OF AL S CONFECTIONERY Comer of Broadway and Lamalc Johnson Bros Radio 718 W Saragota St Bao IMI Compllments of Rubber Mlllers Inc, COMPLIMEN 7 S OI' George W6 WIIIICIIISUII K Son COXWPLIMIINYS Of John A Lutts The Leading Producers Pictures are show W ALBROOK THI' KTRI' ZIOO W North Axe Forest 7225 ZI17 W North Ave Madison 48zo H-KRPORD PHE KTRI- 2616 Havford Axe Unuerzty 3716 Rocky Grazlano ,I A Janklew u L C111 R :le Lzqn n 1713 hlstcrn Axe Balt1more la 'VI I Frwndlw Freetlngs CONGRAIULAFIONS FO IHL GRADLAIES Of 1147 HUTZLER BKITHEKS C FOMPLIMEXYY OF 1 I'Rll:ND a Q. ' CO. . ' lt . - . L . 1 , 0 20 Ko at N ' HILTON THEATRE . . - ,- ., l I I U I ' f, 1 x . . 'I 0. Telephone, Hamilton 5138 Ofllcc Hours-9 A.M.-5 I'.M. Evenings 7'9 P.M. Dr. J. J. 0,Leary Surgeon Dezztiil 4919 BELAIR RD, BALTO. 6, MD. BEST IVISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Buifo COMPLIMENTS Oli St. PauI's Church Charles S. Austin, Jr. Pharmacist York Road and Murdock Rd. Hopkins 3253 Evergreen 200 Towson 10 Prescriptions called for and delivered FUEL MERCHANTS SINCE 1871 The H C McComas Fuel Co 4140! 041 Goal 0.1 Bmnm 320 WEST TWENTY THIRD S FREE! BALTIMORE 11 MARYLAND Phone, BEImont 2440 OVER 75 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE nn Wfllfe 7195 Iwtlblished 1906 Sfveyda ll bclbu Its Cl1im.1l O1 Popnlu eueleu and O 11111111 Hochschlld Kohn 81 C0 7540 E MONLMENT STREET H11 I in T11 H116 Rein: Illgf BALTIMORE 5 MD P01 IED PLAIN TS CUT FLOII ERS 110 J1DPHg1f II Uddffk B 111114 I THE GREATEST SHOWS IN RADIO ILOII ERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Robert F Weber ARE ON PLORISI XV B A L 16011 IANVALE ST BAITIMORE MD . . l I I 1. - 1 w, rw , . 5 - , A Y Phu -, ', . ,I I V ,V l I . .M . . . 1 , .- . p .bu , . .., . 1 c. U 4 f al . . v ' , ., . - ,, - . ' r 1 1 u ei ' fl T . 3 5. . ll X . . N, . Catholic Youth Orgamzatlon of Sacred Heart of Jesus BEST WISHES 600 S CONKLINC ST BLS! II ISHPS Frank J Klein Si Sons, Im A FRIEND PLUMBING wh HLA1 mc MISS Amerlca Candy Stores I OCA1 LD 1608 HARI ORD ROAD NORTH AVENUL MARKET IDGEWAT ER SHOPPINC CIANIER 1127 W NORTH AVENUE 1573 W BALTIMORE STREET 4717 HARI ORD ROAD C HARLES 'Q I AYETTE Sl Rl ET S 405 S BROADWAX 170 YORK ROAD IOWSON 5 713 BELAIR ROAD 7215 1: MONUMENI SIREET 737 MAIN STREET ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND 519 ELEVENTH STREET N W WASHINCTON D 1:4 WYOMING AVENUE SCRANTON PENN w IH KINC STREET IANCASTER PFNN ll W MARKET ST XORK PA Sacred Hedrl NOWPII I KO N IS ST EDWARD S CHURCH 750 P M Sunday Mr 81 Mrs Muzzulll POPULAR GROVE A IAPAH ETTE AVI COMPUML x 1? OI REGARD5 A FRIEND Bow Scouts and Glrl Scouts YI' P AIUL Y . . . 66 99 , 1 . Jn. ,. , .. . . V . 4- . . . .I 1 0 O 1 ' . 1 ,. 1 . - . i . U I 4 -,. 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HAMILTON 1517 BEST IVISHES TO THE CLASS OF '47 COMPLIMENTS OF 1F C E K1mmel and Co Distributors U S TIRES ROAD SERVICE Sam SCTIHVIIZ I URX17 L RL S00 071115 CHARLIS bl TH 11 U 1 Clarence F HOH.llldllll FL NERAL HO UE 71 Yelra Assocuted With 'llu Inn George VU Zxrklu 17 1 1 Bn idxxu Sm! 7f8l 1112 N Br IVN ARMACOST 4m bulance and Llmousme Service LIBERTY 0956 HALIIMORI: 7 MID - - O 0 0 Q ' 0 . - 1 v 7 Y V . T L 9 I W 'Y 1 T . , r 1 H 1 , K V L w A . f 1 ' 4 7 f SOU L5 - 150 ' A ,V s M .A ,. . A A A A - U LIBERTY HEIGHTS AVENUE FIHILYJI Dlxrfffv .MJ El!L,l!l1c'l ' , . I2 .,' ,f'n-- 3 :fc 1 . md 'ily TEMPLE H. PIERCE SL CO. 30 WEST 25TH S'l'REE'l' BALTIMORE-l8. MARYLAND Real Estate General Insurance Hopkms 3100 Sound Systems Engmeerecl, Installed, and Serfvlced THE ELECTRONICS CO BALTINIORE2 'NIARXLAIND HOPKINS 0100 O Q O O , v . ' 9 - - . -- 1 . -- s,A-...Cs-,e-s-...S-ax-s.w...,s ew.,-+C 1-,..-1 COMPLIHI XIY O1 Q' fm, Joseph F W meke QI THE DIPPILL BROTHI4 RS IUXLRAL D11e1 CIOR5 Hamllton 4075 Kelly Auto Sales Dlrevt Factory Dealer Pontiac q3lPQ K Qc run 5605 05 BELAIR RD Baltlmore Md Its BURDEN S Its got to he I Ba tlmore s ltlnest llIlCl'8 MHHSIOII The unpressxve brownstone Man snon of Wm Cook Inc provldes the xdeal settmg for a funeral Centrally located tastefully dec orated the Mansxon fulhlls every requxrement of the famxly sympathehc and competent staff reheves the relahves of many dns turbmg detall Tradztzonally Fmc Funerals Fairly Przced RP HTF St Paul St at Preston Call MUIberry Day or Nlght CONGRAYULAIIOINS AND BESI ll IYHIS IO IHI FLA5S Ol 47 STEV6 ART Q HENRY L CURLARDER Modern Stump M g fo Nhnulmtururs of tlxr 111 17411 I nn rc B um re 7 d NASH SALES 81 QERVICE BOD3 A IENDER WORK AND CENERAI REPAIRING 1 f. 7 . A - 7' ' ii A -f J . f . . L' 'N -fgi i -ggi 1 fp- 11. of 1 ,U ,. 1- 1 . 9 1. 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PLARI- S'l l OMPLIMENTQ OI' Umted Clay SL Supply Co II22 N lh xrles Sl Samuel J Floam Prex Cash Creclzt Teqh ms Br ldsmx -151101 IOIS Ol LUFA The Georgc W oelfel Corp n 11110 F rj lx!!! l70f 1709 Elstcrn Axe Bnfltlmore 'Sid ,HI KLASS OI. 47 COMPL1 ULN I Y OI IIRII NIJ I ROM K 4 w , , . . 0 . X - . 4 1 . 1 . . , f. , ' , I I-wmv xi 11. - -.I 'fx 3 f H v , , . If VF' L .md .,1'uIx IXL 'lfmff I'1fiI1 TQ R.1dfffA ,lllcl lflmfm' Ryfr'igfr'.1Iurw '- Lf 1' 1 . M 4- A 4, Compliments A Friend EGALL - MAJE TIC Photographers 909 NOR FH KHXRLES Sl VIULBILRRY 5621 INPAR Rl' XD ST 01110131 Photographer For The Loyola Our reputanon 15 founded on hugh quahty ysorle IH x1r1ous types of photography ID the de 1re to he of g,,r1t1fy1nKe sernec to 111 who fuor us w1th therr patronage Speczalzzzug zu School and College Photographs Pres I ynn K ey S1 V Pres Kogler uk 9 bee Koerner lx ott S 1 rel Olster 1n1ye1n 5 uk H111 Qllomeo Errol llynn QBeard 'Iom Outer QI-Vuclsster Sportm B111 Dyer fDude Ed Schne1der fSlllTlJ Hap Koerner CBFHIDJ fhrele Aheirn Q alee A1 Ant11tz Oldsj Levy ohnson Van B011 Sehnelder Doe Wilt Welzlnt fAdm1r11 Adnan Doyle llyCh1ser Wllly Houpt fBr11111nt Andy Anderson Rolll P0111 Schne1der S 1 Muth Muldowney S H ss S Doe Doutgherty Ann 1112 11tzp1tr1c1e CILCFO Gene Conroy fFrenchyj Don Terry fPllTlllCOJ Ceorge 'lhomas fBettyj O Owen Hfmrtloxe lM1tchho:1es P115 PlllLllOW51xl QCh111ey B111 Althoff fClHlI'CJ Kog, Kohler fNosej Mert Mersmger om Mac Nlef loileey fButterh.111j Due lNl'lj.,LIll'C fRCIDl3I'dULlt Adtge W1lhOWbhI QAdam Hatj Ray Cllllliflll ljLlHLllllx cc 9' ' d ASA 1 1 . 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MAnn,4ND.s M 1 - L 487- ' .f 0 sip h ,Atl 'ECS ' Iv Ii , 'Vr E '94, 1 -' 'f , ' 5 4 r -b , - - I 30 ' ,Cz L C 'M f . , , 3 a . ' 'G p Q I ' . a ' ' I 0 ,N . I . , Q . , e I 7 X- . , I l we X1 n ,- , ' 0 K ' ' 41 .- 45 qw 4 5 9 , Q ,Y Q61 60 fc ,I 1' .I ' 17 w if . e 'l ,,-4 No lwiud 1' W 0 wn x0 60-lmhavhm' IJUSCIOUQ LOBSTER SPARKLING BEER A double delzght especially 1 Tlltll beer ls NATIONAL PPEMIUM In all :le golden goodness' So bright, so brzllzant, Sofull bodied Isn I lt well WURTH :ts extra cost9 Www ,pf X I P' V BEER MARY BREW!-D NND BOTTLILD BY TI-IE NATIONAL BREWING CO OF BKLTIMORE IN MARYLAND I