Marmion Military Academy - Pass N Review Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1940 volume:

x i ?'. B. -:Sim-WW 2 film , l, 1, .Kg sia.i1.n2....,-.,...L , x 4.,.,, .f..,... 1 '39TP!e g, CADET B. J. 1W1ALLOY Editor CADET J. R. RICE Business Mrlnager CAPTAIN G. M. IRELAND Faculty Adviser Volume J, flze 11111111111 pzzblimtiorz of flze Senior Class of the lllrzrmion ZUilit11ry flcademy, durora, Illinois, ll .vcflzool of 380 Students, siluatea' in the Bfdllfliflll Fox Rifver Valley. 5 F Y vmaqr-vi tiff t N4 4 HE CLASS or 1940 presents the HREVEILLE, SENIOR ANNUAL to the Cadets and Friends of the ACADEMY, as a permanent record of the year that has gone into eternity. The joy and gloom, the play and Work, the pleasure andipain, of school days are now but food for reminiscence and recall of those who were privileged to share in the events of the happy days. an few. awww em, 0. 5.3 nm of sz. Mdmd W r r w w m To Ihe Prexzfrfenl of AIlH'l77I'077, The Right Rezverend Ignnlius Emer, O.S.B. under fwlzose t fallzerly guidance the ideals of llze develop- menl of 1'rza'1 v1'dz111f1'ly and nfxpezfl for aufhor- ily lmfve always ranleea' frsl nf .A'III1'17II-077, 'we the class of 1940 Wspecffzlfly deaffcafe fhis volume of the REVEILLE. Mm anim, Maw gnhance 1- ' g3g,fifwf5g w rg 1191 X QEQEQ :'YiK 2Y4 , 15. ,REQE Y A H-:H . XE .fiar . S?2ffQ 55555 J WES 1 e i E liii gm H!!! 2 HE? W ws 5593 ., A.., 33 N x ...Q- sd fx f llli Ill! Ill! 3555 ggi? I i s ,. :?fw'WM'11:4 J--Lx: 'MQ .L 'Q V ' k M- F35 1 5 ,, ff APA.. L , Q 1 W1 Q, ww S 'ni -AWK, .K 4. gl 1. ,, 2 F ,. 5 1 I i z I 4 f fLL A 2 E X. is tv l Q 7 1' AQ A . - F 4 f S EE N ,iii 1 A Q 4, , xx F ki M P 5 X 1 'S E81 2: Wed, Well, So 711422 Jlaw iii lffaafe? Simlq in 7he .fidaafuf , TfF f5'fTfif'1Tg Ui' Neel Same Jfelp? Gomes! rqgain ,M f 'X 5 T Q ill! 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WAINDLE WERE THROUGH after four meaningful years that will be remembered as being four of the happiest and most worthwhile years in our lives. No longer will we walk daily through the stately doorway of Marmion, nor will we see often the same people who passed through that doorway with us-but that doorway, signifying Marmion and those people who were, and are, our comrades have made such strong impressions upon our memories that they will never be forgotten. VVe regret saying goodbye to hdarnnon because M hasxneant ymrnuch to usin educauon, pracucal expedencq sodal Mfg and fdends. Let our appreciation be expressed in this simple final word: THANKS! l l21 221 , . JOHN FRANCIS ALTRINGER . . . ACE Born Oct. 21, 1922 in Aurora, Ill Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill Football 3, 45 Pvt. Co. B 15 Pvt. Co. C 25 Corp. Co. C 3, 45 Letterman's Club 4. Born Feb. 10, 1922 in Chicago, Ill Chicago, Ill Football 45 Corp. Co. C 23 Corp. Co. A 2 Corp. Co. A 35 Corp. Co. 4 ROBERT JOHN BALDAUF . . . KAHITLER Born Feb. 10, 1923, in Fond du Lac, Wis Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill PHILIP JAMES BARRY . . . . 'PHIL Born June ll, 1922 in Chicago, Ill Entered M.M.A. in 1937 from St. Leo High School, Chicago, 111 Pvt. Co. A 25 Corp. Co. A 35 lst Sgt Co. A 43 Football 3, 45 Capt. Foot ball 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 2 3 Monogram Club 3, 4 Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, Corp. Co. c 3, Sgt. co. C 4. .-. -th'du.1-.L-.I..-..f,. . ,.. ... ....4.u..-. IQu!....' H I J' ' ....a..J.I..miH LEONARD HORACE AMENTA L Entered M.M.A. from Farnsworth School A l L. ADAM CHARLES BENDER . . UBUBBLESH Born Oct. 11, 1921 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Sandwich School, Sandwich, Ill. , Pvt. Co. B 15 Corp. Co. B 25 Sgt. Co. B 33 lst Lieut. Co. B 45 OHicer's Club 45 Dramatic Club 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. HONORE R. BERG . . . . . HBUCKETS Born Oct. 25, 1922 in Brussels, Belgium. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from St. Thomas High School, Rockford, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Football 43 Baseball 35 Monogram 3, 4. MARTIN JAMES BOYLE . . HPALMER HoUsE Born May 10, 1921 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from Loyola Academy, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 3, 4 9 Football 43 Monogram Club 45 Dramatic Club 3. Q ELMER CHARLES BRUCK . . . HSLEEPYN Born November 28, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 25 Corp. Co. C 35 Sgt. Co. C 45 Cadet Staff 3, 43 Reveille Staff 4. i H H H All ' -21 . , E Q .1 n' nl . N 5-1 J, 'f - F P2 . f .h bl '7 if? if 1 A -J.:-1' ' . 'ln . .1 Q e 5- , ,. Q. ,. . 545 H , .. 1:55 Hhlj' I 4 w W H' E231 7 ' .Za -- I .. A. 241 -1- I: ,,,,1'1'1-I,I-gifs, 5,-I-flu, i.-fynf-T: :.5,I:1-4 v . iff-I' ROBERT PAUL BUDLIER . . . . UBUTTS Born April 26, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1939 from East High School, Aurora, Ill. Football 4, Baseball 45 Monogram Club 43 Pvt. Co. C 4. I! JOSEPH GERALD CoNNERY . . . HZEKE L Born Oct. 15, 1922 in Quincy, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1937 from Quincy A College Academy, Quincy, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 2g P.F.C. Staff 35 Sgt. Co. A 4. ORLANDO FRANCIS COVELLI . . CURLY Born April 27, 1923 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Holy Angels School, Aurora, 111. Pvt. Co. B 13 Corp. Co. B 2, Sgt. Co. B 33 Capt. Staff 45 Cadet Staff 3, 43 OH1cer's Club 45 Reveille Staff 4. C H THOMAS WILLIAM COEN . . . TOM Born Feb. 2, 1922 in Oak Park, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1937 from Proviso High School, Maywood, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 23 P.F.C. Co. A 33 P.F.C. Co. C 4. . ,. . ..., . 1...N.,.I....- J--a....Q,f -.L -, RALPH OWEN DEAN , . . . . Ron Born May 2, 1923 in Indianapolis, Ind. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from Cathedral High School 9 Indianapolis, Ind. Pvt. Co. A 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Cisca Director 4. RICHARD JOHN DEVINE . . . GUMMY Born Oct. 11, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Holy Angels School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Band 1, 2, 35 lst Sgt. Band 43 Foot- ball 3g Cadet Staff 3, 4, Reveille Staff 4, Dramatic Club 3, 45 R.O. T.C. Camp 3. WILLIAM FRANCIS DRIESSEN . . . BILL Born Nov. 16, 1922 in St. Charles, Ill. Entered M.lVI.A. in 1936 from St. Pat- I'ick's Schoolg St. Charles, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 4. EUGENE A. DUFFY . . . . USPANKYU Born Aug. l, 1923 in Batavia, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Louise White School, Batavia, Ill. Corp. Co. B 1, 23 Sgt. Co. B 3, Capt. Co. B 43 Football 2, 3, 49 Track 13 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 OHicer's Club 45 R. O. T. C. Camp 3. 'If 25 P' I Q j'5 'H ' I IE E261 . A .fW,iWflI3?!g'Q-F1 -, .N Y., -I1 3: L rf V .king flu. ROBERT FLURY DUMONT .... BUCK Born Oct. 4, 1922 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Law- rence School, Elgin, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 1, 2, Corp. Co. B 35 lst Sgt. Co. B 43 Football 3, 43 Capt. Boxing 43 Monogram Club 3, 4. HARRY THOMAS ENGLEBRECHT . . UCI-IRISH Born Oct. 5, 1922 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from Abbott High School, Elgin, Ill. Pvt. Band 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Monogram Club 4. , , NICHOLAS MATTHEW ESSER . . . liNICK', Born Feb. 7, 1923 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from Morton High Schoolg Berwyn, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 33 P.F.C. Co. C 4. EUGENE WILLIAM FELDOTT . . . Gus Born July 30, 1922 in Naperville, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 1, Pvt. Co. C 25 Corp. Co. C 35 lst Lieut. Co. C 43 OHicer's Club 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. l ' fi.. E. ..If...E.nf.tJ1...u13a.iI-haIn...xIIa.fi.4.l'.'iaIS.f.. 1. , J. su... 1 JOHN ROBERT FEUERSTEIN . . . PETE Born Oct. 25, 1922 in Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Our Lady Mt. Carmel School, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Capt. 43 Basketball 3, 43 Football 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 4. GILBERT Russm. FRANTZEN . . . GIL' 0 Born June 6, 1922, Chicago Heights, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 13 Corp. Co. C 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cadet Staff 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH GAHAN . . . UESQUIREH Born May 6, 1920 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Hirsch High School, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 1, 2, 3j Sgt. Co. A 4g R.O. T.C. Camp 33 Crew 33 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE Sousren HAMILTON . . . HAM Born Jan. 25, 1923 in Elgin, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Law- rence School, Elgin, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 13 Corp. Co. C 23 Sgt. Co. C 3, 4g Football 3, 4 3 Monogram Club 3, 4. ' ' iff ,1- 1-X Y 1 DF I. jf .FV Fit -'L ll' 1- V, lf! iii r -v r' E271 ie 'r ' 'vfzaenmv-1:1-b rg, Y I E i!1 K! J E281 JOHN CASEY HAYES . . . . UFATH Born Oct. 14, 1922 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Ed- wards School, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 15 Corp. Co. A 2, Sgt. Co. A 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3. LAWRENCE EUGENE HUBERTY . . NLARRY' Born August 27, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Tennis 2. STANLEY FRANCIS JANECZKO . . STosH Born April 6, 1921 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. from St. Mary's Per- petual Help, Chicago, lll. Pvt. lst Class Co. C lg Corp. Co. A 25 lst Sgt. Co. A 35 Capt. Co. A 4, Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Of1icer's Club 45 R.O.T.C. Camp 4. ROBERT HARVEY JOHNSON . . NSWEDEH Born Dec. 25, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Our Lady of Good Counsel School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 3, 4. ... ....g,. .. C L A S RICHARD JOSEPH KELLEY . . SHIP WREcK Born March 4, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWIN PETER KONEN . . . . UEEBY' Born April 9, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 1, 23 Pvt. lst Class Co. B 33 Corp. Co. B 45 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. JAMES CONRAD KRAFFT . . . iiGUNGA,, Born March 15, 1923 in Eliasville, Texas. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from Yorkville High School, Yorkville, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 3 5 Pvt. lst Class Co. C 4. WILFRED AN1'HONY KRAMER . . Doc Born June 23. 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 1 3 Pvt. Co. B 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Monogram Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4. 1291 . +e- i 1 v P5- L 1 1. n 'lv 1 1' ES: 1 E301 . . JLH FEm,z -72 v-'R . IE: CLARENCE GEORGE LAMBERT . . HBLONDYH Born April 23, 1923 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 13 Corp. Co. B 2, 3, Sgt. Co. B 43 Cadet Staff 2, 3, 4, Reveille Staff 4. A FREDERICK JAMES LEAVELL . . . HFREDH Born Dec. 24, 1921 in Columbus, Ind. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Am- brose, Chicago, Ill. Corp. Co. A 15 Corp. Band 23 Sgt. Band 35 Capt. Band 43 Football 3, 45 OH'icer's Club 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 35 Dramatic Club 4. JOHN CHRIS LENTZ .... HCCOKIEH Born Aug. 17, 1922 in Aurora, 111. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Nicholas School, Aurora, 111. Pvt. lst Class Co. A 1: Corp. Co. B 2, 33 2nd Lieut. Co. B 43 Monogram Club 3, 4, Mgr. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Mgr. Football 3, 45 Cadet Staff 2 3, 4, OH'icer's Club 45 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. FRANK EDWARD L1,ovD . . HCDNE PUNCH Born Feb. 14, 1923 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. from Montgomery Pub- lic School, Montgomery, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 35 Pvt. lst Class Co. C 43 Football 33 Crew 1, 2, 3. O F hut! 3 4 53 'N' 1 if W HL... . ' . ,Q . ,- ,,4. qu sv- THOMAS WILLIAM MCCAFFREY . . MAC Born Aug. 27, 1922 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Cyril School, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 3. JOHN BERNARD MCGRADY . . . . MAC Born February 6, 1923 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. from St. Mary's School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 23 Corp. 3, 4. THOMAS OWEN MAI-ION . . . HBRAIN, Born Feb. 22, 1922 in Glen Ellyn, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Pet- ronille School, Glen Ellyn, Ill. Pvt. lst Class Co. C lj Corp. Co. A 2, 33 2nd Lieut. Co. A 43 OHicer's Club 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 33 Dramatic Club 4. BERNARD JOSEPH MALLOY . . . JOE Born Sept. 27, 1922 in Denver, Colorado. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Edison Grade School, Denver, Colo. Corp. Co. C 1 3 Corp. Co. A 23 Sgt. Major 33 lst Lieut. Staff 43 OfHcer's Club 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 3g Cadet Staif 2, 33 Crew 3, 43 Editor Reveille 4. 3 l31 v i i 1 l 1 1321 ROBERT NICHOLAS MicHELs . . UMIKE' Born June 3, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Joseph School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 33 Pvt. lst Class Co. C 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4. WILLIAM PETER MODAFF . . . MoE' Born June 25, 1923 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Mary's School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 3, 4. W1LL1AM RICHARD NEHER . . KAHERK II Born Aug. 12, 1922 in Riverside, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Joseph Academy, LaGrange, Ill. Pvt. Band 1, Pvt. lst Class 23 Sgt. Band 33 1st Lieut. Band 45 R.O.T.C. Camp 33 OHicer's Club 43 Reveille Stall 4. GEORGE EDWARD NICKELS . . . HSLUG Born April -1, 1923 in Sugar Grove, lll. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from Sugar Grove High School, Sugar Grove, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 3, 4. 3 L E f ANDREYV RONALD OLSEN . . . ANDY Born July 21, 1922 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M. M. A. from St. Michaels School, Wheaton, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 1, 25 Pvt. Band 3, 4. THOMAS HENRY RADIGAN . . ACE Born May 23, 1920 in Joliet, Ill. Entered M. M. A. in 1939 from Joliet Township High School, Joliet, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 4. JOSEPH RANSOM RICE . . . UPIANDSOMEH Born 0ct. 18, 1923 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M. M. A. in 1936 from Nancy Hill School, Aurora, Ill. Corp. Band 1, 25 Sgt. Band 3g 2nd Lieut. Band 45 OHicer's Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 Reveille Staff 4. EVERETT JAMES RIEDEL .... EW Born July 4, 1920 in Peoria, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1939 from- Spaulding Institute, Peoria, Ill. - Pvt. Co. A 4, Dramatic Club 4. E33 341 .rg,v,,:!,f2pu---,A -p 3-W.-v n 5- v V5.5 .H , 1, JOSEPH ANTHONY RIPPINGER . . . RIP Born March 16, 1922 in North Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. from North Aurora Public School, North Aurora, Ill. Pvt. lst Class Co. B 15 Corp. Co. B 2, 33 Sgt. Co. B 4. Born March 17, 1922 in St. Charles, Ill. Entered M.M.A. from St. Patrick School, St. Charles, Ill. Pvt. Co. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4. Born May 4, 1922 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1937 from Lane Tech High School, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 2, 3, 43 Boxing 2, Football 2, 3, 43 Crew 3. Born Jan. 27, 1923 in Aurora, lll. Entered lVI.lVI.A. in 1938 from Elburn ,High School, Elburn, Ill. Pvtffo. C 3, 4. JAMES PATRICK RONAN .... REV JOHN THOMAS RUSSELL .... Jess GEORGE lV1ICHAEL RYAN . . . ROMEO C L A ei A - , 7 .-f ' f- H .. '- , . ,.,., A , ,L '- Q. ,,..... , --4' V. . ,. I- ,, ' , ALEX HENRY SCHOEN . . . . UBIG AL Born Oct. 13, 1922 in Oak Park, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Ascension School, Oak Park, Ill. Q Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 45 Corp. Co. A 45 Pvt. Co. A 1, 2, 3. GERALD JOHN SCHRAMER . . HCORNY, Born Sept. 29, 1922 in Batavia, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Louise White School, Batavia, Ill. Pvt. Co. C lg Corp. Co. B 2, 3, 45 lliono- gram Club 3, 43 Track 1 5 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 43 Crew 4 5 Cadet Staff 3, 4. GREGORY JACOB SCHUSTER . . GREG Born April 7, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Joseph School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN WALTER SENSOR . . . NCUDDLESN Born Sept., 1922 in Elgin, Ill. Corp. Co. C 1, 2, Sgt. Co. C 35 Znd Lieut. Co. C 43 Officer's Club 4: - Football 3, 45 President Senior Class 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 President Mono- gram Club 4 3 Basketball 3, 45 Reveille Stall 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. lf35 E361 ROBERT JOHN SHEEHY .... BU'rcH Born July 9, 1922 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1937 from St. Leo School, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 2, 33 Pvt. lst Class Co. A 45 Football 3. DONALD SYLVESTER SHERMAN . . SHRIMP Born Nov. '21, 1921 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Holy Angels, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FELICE EDWARD SHOEMAKER . . USHOE Born May 10, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Holy Angels, Aurora, lll. Pvt. CO. B lg Corp. Co. C 33 Capt. CO. C 43 Oflicer's Club 45 Dramatic Club 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. THOMAS COLUMBUS SMALL . . . T.C. Born Aug. 28, 1921 in Evanston, Ill. Entered 1W.lVI.A. in 1936 from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Co. A 1, 2, 3, 4. 7 Y g fc ' 1 -1- .r f '- ROBERT JAMES S'r.JULEs . . . . Bon Born jan. 21, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in' 1936 from Nancy Hill School, Aurora, Ill. ' Pvt. Co. B 15 Pvt. lst Class Co. B 25 Corp. Co. B 3, 4. JACK EVERLY STREVER . . . HBUBBLESU Born Jan. 3, 1923 in Aurora, Ill. , Entered M. M. A. in 1936 from Holy Angels School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 1, 2, 33 Pvt. lst Class Co. B 45 Football 2, 3. FRANK MICHAEL SYMMERS . . SPooKs Born Dec. 24, 1921 in New Orleans, La. Entered M.M.A. in 1938 from West High School, Aurora, Ill. Pvt. Band 3, 49 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4. PHILIP EDWARD TALBOT . . . STREAKY Born Oct. 24, 1922 in Aurora, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Louise White School, Batavia, Ill. Pvt. Co. C 1, 2, 33 Pvt. lst Class 45 Co. C3 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Reveille Staff 4. nw. ara, 41 ,.,,. , .., - It -1 at s V.. if ig - 5 1 . A ,. v- -w 1 V' sf fr 922 ii zi? 1 si Q i .., N . A P S -I f .. .4 ' ,. M ,Al J ! is , fi 2. sr . 4 : 1 E si, Ee' .- Q Q 12: 4 .1 55.11 if E371 -e 4 F 381 .-.........i 1....g..l,.. -... ,kb M, JOSEPH FRANCIS TIGHE ..... OE Born Dec. 31 1922 in Danville Ill. Entered M M.A. in 1939 from Fairmont Commercial High School Fairmont Footbal14 Pvt. Co A4 JOHN LEwIs WAGNER . . . HWACKER DAN, Born Sept. 13, 1922 in St. Charles, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Patrick School, St. Charles, Ill. Pvt. Co. B 1, 2, 3s Corp. Co. B 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4. , C IJ Y, Ill ' ' FRANK JAMES WAINDLE . . . USARGE Born Nov. 16, 1920 in Chicago, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Oak Park High School, Oak Park, Ill. Corp. Co. A 1, 23 Sgt. Co. A 33 lst Lieut. Co. A 43 OHicer's Club 4g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 R.O.T.C. Camp 3. JOHN PHILIP WALKER .... HSPEED Born Aug. 15, 1922 in Elgin, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Law- rence School, Elgin, Ill. . Pvt. Co. B 1, 23 Corp. Co. B 3, 43 Mgr. Basketball 3, 43 Mgr. Football 4. .i..mAmQluas..4..,- Au.J.,.g...'5g,,M, . - .I . ' -. . 3 Y 'I JAMES LEo WESTERMAN . . . . c.RED,, Born Jan. 17, 1923 in Elgin, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from St. Law- rence School, Elgin, Ill. ' Pvt. Co. C lg Pvt. lst Class Co. C 2, Corp. Co. 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN WILEY . . . HBIG Bos Born April 29, 1922 in Batavia, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Louise VVhite School, Batavia, Ill. Corp. Co. C 1, 25 Sgt. Co. C 3, 43 Base- ball 3, 43 Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. JAMES LEO WOLAVER . . . UBABY JIMMY!! Born Dec. ll, 1922 in Elgin, Ill. Entered M.lVI.A. in 1936 from St. Law- rence School, Elgin, Ill. Corp. Band 1, 2, 35 Sgt. Band 43 R.O. T.C. Camp 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4. FRED PATRICK YOUSSI . . . . BUCK Born Oct. 7, 1922 in Batavia, Ill. Entered M.M.A. in 1936 from Louise White School, Batavia, Ill. Pvt. Co. C lg Corp. Co. B 2, 3, 4. I39 401 14 luollwz 70 Jim San Do you lenofu' llml your .foul is of my soul, such parlrr Tlzal you serfuz lo he fibre ana' core of my Ifearl? lVonv OIIIC1' can pain me as you dear can do Alone olller mn plerlse me or praise me as you-f Rmrzffmllvr llze fZC'O1'.lI! will ln' qufflz fwfllz il! blame If slzudofw or .vfaffz efzufr a'11rleen your name L1'lzf' lwolher Like Son ix ll .vayfng so true The world 'will judge largely of lVIoflzer by you- Bz' yours, then, Ihe taxle, if lrzsle it shall he, To force flzv proua' fworla' lo lf0 homage io me, B0 .vurv if 'will my fwlzen fix wcrdfcl you vr 'won She rmpvrl as .flle xofwcd, Lol Tlzfs is her Son. HERE TO FIND 'EM HEN YOU WANT 'EM Name Street Altringer, John F. .... . Amenta, Leonard H. Baldauf, Robert J. Barry, Philip J. ,... .. Bender, Adam ..,........ Berg, Honare R. ..,... . Boyle, John M. .. Bruck, Elmer C. . liudler, Robert P. .... , Coen, Thomas W. . Connery, joseph G. . Covelli, Orlando F. . Dean, Ralph O. . Devine, Richard J. Driessen, William F. Duliy, Eugene A. .... . DuMont, Robert F. Engelbrecht, Harry 'I'. .,.. ....,. . Esser, Nicholas M. Feldott, Eugene W. Feuerstein, John R. ...,. ...... , Frantzen, Gilbert R. . Gahan, William J. ...,.,. ...... . Ilamilton, George S. Hayes, John C. ................ .,.... . Iluberty, Lawrence E. ..., ,.,... . Janeczko, Stanley F. ..... .,.... . ohnson, Robert H J . Kelley, Richard J. ,... ..... ...... . Koenen, Edwin P. ,........,...... ..,... . Kratft, Jam-es Conrad Kramer, Wilfred A. ..,..... ...... . Lambert, Clarence G. Leavell, Frederick J. Lentz, John C. ...,........... ,........ . Lloyd, Frank E. ...,.............., ...,..,.. . McCaffrey, Thomas W. .,.. ......... . McGrady, John B. ...,...., . Mahon, Thomas 0. ..... Malloy, Bernard J. ...,... ...... . Michels, Robert N. .,... .,.... . Modatf, VVilliam P. ..... ......... . Neher, William R. .,...., ........, . Nickels, George E. ..,.... . ,.,. .... . Olsen, Andrew R. ............ .,.....,. . Radigan, Thomas H. Rice, Joseph R. ,..,......... ...... , Riedel, Everett J. ......., . Rippinger, Joseph A. Ronan, James P. .......,... ...... , Russell, John T. ....,...... ...... . Ryan, George M. ............ Schoen, Alexander H. Schramer, Gerald J. ,... . ,.... ,. Schuster, Gregory J. Sensor, John W. .........,. ...... . Sheehy, Robert J. ..,,,.... Sherman, Donald S. .,,..... ..,... , Shoemaker, Felice E. Small, Thomas C. ....,.... ...... . St. Jules, Robert J. ,.... .,....... . Strever, John E. Symmers, Frank ....... Talbot, Philip E. .,.,.. , 'I'ighe, Joseph F. Wagner, John L. .. , Waindle, Frank J. Walker, John P. ....,........ . Westerman, James F. Wiley, Robert J. ....... ..... . Wolaver, James F. .,... ......... . Youssi, Fred P. ....,.. . .......421 Woodruff Street.........,.....,........ .......4543 North Hamilton Avenue ...240 Stuart Avenue ...,....., ,...... 9201 Hamilton Avenue .......926 Sard Avenue ..,....1440 Garfield Avenue 6300 Broadway .............. .......415 Woodruff Street......., H..--.231 Forest Avenue .......910 St. Charles Street......, 1306 State Street .........,.,.,... 309 Prairie Street ...........,..,,... 1416 East Market Street ...... 428 South Lake Street ......., ,. 1130 South Fifth Street. ,....,. 108 South Prairie Street ........,... 432 Ashland Avenue ..,........,......,,..,........., 280 North Commonwealth Avenue ..,,.. 3317 Wesley Avenue .......,......... ......,... 323 High Street ...,,...........,......,.,...,... 536 Taft Place ...,......, 717 Aurora Avenue ..... 25-l-1 East 73rd Street ,... .....,,. ,..... 576 South State Street . .,..........,.... . 4730 North Magnolia Avenue 813 Superior Street ,,......,.... 3223 Lowe Avenue ..........,,,.,,. Box 489 Talma Street .....,... 744 Liberty Street ,... ...,.,... 361 North 'Union Street ........ Route 3 ...............,....,....,.... 939 Front Street ......,.,.... 649 Oak Avenue ........,.,.,. 818 West Park Avenue ........ 448 Claim Street ....,........,.... 852 Sard Avenue ........ , .......... .... . 4315 West Thomas Street .......,.. 625 South Union Street ....,.... 324 Brandon Avenue ........,.. 5707 Kenmore Avenue ....... 616 Gates Avenue .....,.... 303 New York Street ........,. 7939 Ogden Avenue ...,.,.......,. R. F. D., Douglas Road ,............ Rt. 1, Box 148, Jewel Road ........ 315 Sherman Street .............. .. 727 North Oak Street .......... 1220 Knoxville Avenue Grant Street .........,................ 328 Seventh Street, South ..,.,.. 603 Addison Street ............, 607 Gunderson Avenue .,..... 141 Chestnut Street .,.,...... 641 High Street ............. 220 Adams Street .......,,.. 7653 Halsted Street ...,.... R. R. 1 ..... ........, ,..........,... 648 South River Street ...... 516 Melrose Street ....,........,. 239 Lawndale Avenue ..,,.. 518 North View Street .......... 514 Spruce Street .,.......... 82 South Prairie Street ....... R. R. 2 ..........,....... , ......,.,. , 1104 Wing Avenue .,,.... 826 Lyman Avenue ,......... 221 Orange Street .........,.......,... 270 Morgan Street ..,.....,..........,.,,,. 204 North Van Buren Street ....... . 486 Ashland Avenue ,...........,.... 217 East Wilson Street ......,... SENIOR CLASS I939-I9llO City and State ...........Aurora, Chicago, Aurora, ........,,Chicago, ......,....Aurora, Belvidere, ..,..,...Chicago, ,......Aurora, Aurora, ,....,.,.Maywood, ......,....,...Quincy, ...............,..Aurora, .....,.Indianapolis, ....,......,,.Aurora, St. Charles, , Batavia, ..,....,...Elgin, ..........,...Elgin, ..,,.Berwyn, .......Aurora, .........Gary, ....,..Aurora, , .......,. Chicago, ......,.......Elgin, ..,...,..Chicago, ..........,Aurora, ,...,....Chicago, Aurora, Aurora, .........,.Aurora, ..,....Yorkville, . ..,., Aurora, ...,...Aurora, Aurora, Aurora, . ,.,,.,..., Aurora, ...,.....Chicago, ....,.,..,..,,Aurora, .......Glen Ellyn, .........Chicago, Aurora, Aurora, ............,Lyons, ......,...Oswego, .,......Wheaton, . oliet J , Aurora, . ..,..,.,........... Peoria, North Aurora, Charles, ,...............Chicago, Maple Park, ,.......,0ak Park, Batavia, Aurora, ...,.....,...,Elgin, ,. ,...., Chicago, ....,...,.Batavia, Aurora, ....Chicago, Aurora, Aurora, Aurora, ., Batavia, . .,,., Fairmount, St. Charles, Oak Park, Elgin, Elgin, Batavia, .. Elgin, Batavia, I I Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois ndiana Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois .... 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Lakeview 5735 4404 7160 8266 5803 4056 8358 2155 7548 3232 7326 5619 4395 7700 1667 3226 6121 9450 1228 2746 Euclid 9521R 4903 sHsHsss1926-J 1281 ...645-R 1644-W E411 421 unialz Jfanolz Slacfenfd m1+:sm111+:R. 15. J. GAR'rN1f:R. K. J. MARTIN. J. J. s'1'A.RscHAK. tl. J. 1x11cH1f:1.s, A. Al. K1CI,I,IiY, R. tl. Glulli, J. A. Aixllslalc, I.. Ii. SHOICMAKIQR, R. D. . OSBORNIQ. R. J. R1cNNlcl,I,. A. lf. c:ALl.AGmcR, nl. I.. 06.0 00.1 80.3 80.3 80.1 88.3 88.1 86.5 86.5 80.3 85.8 85.3 Vin-President, A. J. PAPPAS Treasurer, B. -I. KNOTH President, R. C. JOCHUM S1'z'r1'!ary, C. HAEN WE'RE UP THERE NOVV and we've determined to make our senior year the best of the four. Not that We haven't accomplished things this year. Far from it-our class has held itls own in athletics, dramatics, music, publi- cations and scholarship. Our competent adviser was Cap- tain Dobbins. Our 63 members are fully confident that with three years of experience they are ready to assume the leadership of the school. Anyway We're going to do our best! I43 R nfu R ll'lL' IHI ' Um' Rn-zu Tfzrrr' Ihmli, If. F. Kelley, R. -I. llanlmury, -I. II. Burns, R. P. Iiuilm, A. licckmun, R. I. Ilzlppel, j. F. llIIlj.Il'IIVC, I7. M. li:llI1lg.:l1er, QI. I.. Vluclmuln, R. L. Iivorwmy, N. -I. Kellelmer, If F. julnmmn, NV. A. Iinlms, S. B. I:1lI'I'lIll.fllbIl, M. M. Sullivan, R. Fyle, V. L. Flannignn, R. XV. Killigrew, j. XV. Coyne, R. j. Ileutsch, F. AI. Amlwre, I.. U. Iieisemier, IC. -I. Taco R mu' l u11r Iienflixen, Ii. U. IiIIlgl,'Sl5lIl'y, R. I.. I70Cht, A. P. Gartner, K. j. Ilzlell, C. L. Abell, R. Ifvlrlutt, L. F. jzluulms, P. II. 'I'o'rM .x sz Iiuclilm M ICH 151.5 JUCHUM Rmw Um' Radu' Tflrfl' Usborne, ll. j. Stapleton, R. H. VViIlinrns, G. N. Totman, 1. j. XVitkowski, V. M. Pappas, A. Knoth, B. ll. lN1url'uy, U. F. Quinn, j. M. Segler, C. E. Kulesha, J. J. Rennell, A. F. R mu' T1-wo R nu' Fu 11 r Starshak, j. J. Ulah, L. R. Shuernzxkcr, F. E. Nelson, E. J. Martin, j. j. Mettle, VV. P. Michels, A. -I. Kuwakc, A. VVilkinson, V. D Kucera, IE. VV. Mahoney, 'I'. H. KIIICBII, lf. Kuwske, R. B. Schmidt, j. -I. I45 41:1 Sophamcvze Jfanoa Sifmfeah CANTRELL, H. N. .. .. . . .... IIORAN, L. j. .. FRANTZEN, D. j. Ruwcrms, J. C. PIPER, VV. P. . . LA FLBUR, K. C. . . . PEARSON, G. R. DALEY .. CASSIDY .. KINN ,.,.., . . .. c'ARRozA . . . ESSER, G. W. . . zE'1 1'1NuRR, R. CURRY, H. C. . r1Es'1'ER, J. '11 .. Rascu, J. C. . . REULAND, R. M. . . MAGUIRE, R. J. VVIEILER, B. K. .. L1b1, J. J. DRIESSEN, D. J. FLANNIGAN, G. sQu1RERs, E. J. HUPP, D. J. .. PERNA, A. D. . 1J1s'LE0N, C. J. . u'coNNoR, R. J. SCHNEIDER, R. IL. . .. LATCHFORD, G. P. . .. BROVVNE, E. R. . SCHAFFNER, R. scm1.L1zR, R. .. MURPHY, J. 143. PETIT, J. J. . . CORRIGAN, -I. L. . FIQLTES, R. J. .. sM1Tn, W. A. . ADAMS, W. T. CULLER, B. J. . Dom, C. H. . P. .. 95.6 95.6 95.1 95.1 94.0 93.1 93.0 92.5 91.5 91.1 90.8 90.8 90.8 90.6 90.5 90.3 90,1 90.0 89.8 89.6 89.3 89.3 88.8 88.3 88.3 88.1 38.1 88.1 88.0 87.3 37.3 87.3 87.1 86.6 86.3 86.3 86.0 85.6 85.5 85.3 VH YVE'RE WELL ACQUAINTED with this place by now and have regained our natural complexions after the green of freshman days. We can hardly wait for our Junior year, for then we'll begin doing things-junior play, junior- Senior Prom. VVe're eager to help the seniors really accom- plish things next year. Our adviser this year was Father Wilfrid. Our 104 members have tried to put their Wealth of enthusiasm to work in the organizations we have joined in athletics, and in dramatics. I47 Rom' Om' Rofw Thrrr l7eLeun, B. j Abel, G. D. Carroza, U. Esser, U. VV Feltes, R. j. Carpemer, G Rnfu' Tfwu 481 liendixen, D. L. Daly, B. Culler, B. Dnld, C, H. Cassidy, E. Flannigan, G. Allams, W. T. Curry, II. C. Fichtel, E. P. Baker, A. R ww Fu u r Besch, C. Driessen, D. Carlson, G. F. Corrigan, J. L. Cantrell, II. N. Browne, E. R. Amhre, R. F F. PAPPAS Coox KEr.r.Em2R DEUTSCH l5u2sEM1ER Rau' Om' Rnfw Thrrr La Fleu r, K. C. Griffen, J. A. Henry, W. F. Hill, D. S. Geldmeyer, G. E. Fra ntzen, D. J. Hoffman, T. J. Jones, J. T. Kremer, J. J. Keenan, G. I.. Rolu' Tfwo Ro-u' Four Kunches, J. C. Hopp, D. Kinn, E. L. Hester, J. T. Kleckner, H. NI. Latchford, G. P. Hankes, R. H. Horan, L. J. H9 Rufu' Oni' Pzxtnaude, R. 0'C'onnor, R. Linden, XV. II Petit, j. I. A. J. Morrison, j. IL. Niahnn, W. J. Rau' Tfwo Phillips, D. Maguire, R. QI. Sage, A. L. Perna, A. D. Ubernmn, N. mn Rofw Thru' Renlzinml, R. M. Proctor, IL. Murphy, E. 1N1C1N1anus, F. F. Piper, W. P. iwezyflin, N. J. Rofu' Four Reinert, D. J. Pearson, J. R. Molitor, E. F. Russ, R. C. rm, 5. J. Mich:-als, H. VV. Fx. HUmaR'r FR.'XN'I'ZF1N Krrcxxlak 7 SCHIILE I.Uc.xs Rofw Onf Vocke, N. G. VV1-ight, VV. E. Schiller, R. XV. Theisen, R. J. Stengel, L. W. Swinebert, J. B. Ro-u' Tfwn Schnieder, R. E. Schuster, L. VV. VVheeler, D. P. Smith, VV. A. Wilson, R. YV. Rnfw Thru' R 0 wl0tlll'lllgC, lNl. VVeis, D. G. Weller, B. K. Schaffner, R. Squires, E. J. rw Four A. VValker, R. J. VVallace, J. H. Schnittgen, L. R. Zettinger, R. P. I5 95.8 aaefifzman Jlanoa Slfucfenu OESTER, D. A. KLINGLER, H. A, 8AEI.ENb . RIEISING, VV. R. . VVEILER, C. F. KEYES, R. H... MUCNEY, E. F. .. BUGA, J. . . MAC DONALD, VV. FLYNN, J. E. A FEZIEKA8, A. G. .. O'BR1EN, D. N. P15'I'I'I', C. VV. MIi'1 I'EL, E. L. . . MILROY, R. H. .. ,. COPPERT, D. E. ,. DU SELL, C. -I. VVICIEKS, C. L. . . . GEIB, R. R. .. . .. SIBIENALLER, R. L. STREIT, N. G. .. ,. CYMALLEY, D. P. , MAR'1'1N, J. B. . RUTH, C. A. Hman, 1. J. . MCMAHON, T. E. w1ss'1', M. '11 , wow, D. cs. . . DU RAY, J. D. . NAUc:11'1'oN, B. J. F... M1-MORRUW, W. J. .. , umm, A. C. .. . 1'1ET'I'lCK, M. A. .. 00014, I.. J. . .. BOVVES, H. B. .. .. ROUA1., C. C. DERESKI, j. G. .. PLEIN, D. G. . .. S'I'AEHl,ER, R. A. 95.0 9-1.6 94.1 93.6 93.4 93.0 92.6 92.5 92.1 91.5 91.1 91.0 90.8 90.8 90.3 90.0 00.0 89.8 89.8 89.8 89.5 88.3 88.6 88.1 88.1 88.0 87.3 87.0 86.8 86.6 86.5 86.0 85.8 85.6 85.6 85.1 85.0 85.0 M 'J-: '9 ' ir '- w J'-imWP Y-af. 1.f-ari 1. , , 1' ,-. ' 'f-'.-1 , '-i ,. - .,. : ' -1. 5 .Ur f- ' , , :'- 1 ,I . ,. . g-5. . - . if - --.. T ,- I.. -- .AV EI i Treasurer, J. B. MARTIN Serretary, D. P. O'MALLEY Pr:-.sidenI, A. C. GEIB l'irc-President, L. E. 'TOTMAN WE'VE JUST BEGUN but Welre off to a smooth start. Members of our class were on all the athletic teams and we really showed our stuff in Military. Our adviser for this year was Captain Maley. Our 121 students entered into the spirit of Marmion, backed all activities, and next year We'll show the upper classmen how to really carry on activities. f53 Ruru- Om' Rofw Three Atkinson, NI. G. Cuurchene, T. Bmvew, ll. li. Feltes, R. C. Boyce, 'I'. NV. Ahhnlter, G. C. Coppert, D. R. Rom' Tfwo l7uSell, E. Bnckner, j. I.. Burke, 'I'. D. Condi rll, R. li. Cox, P. U. Fezekas, V. Lf. l541 F. R 0 Bugs, J. VV. Culwell, R. F. Dereski, J. G. Becker, J. L. Camm, XV. ul. DuRny, J. I7eMatteos, j. fu' Fam' Fitzgerald, D. Il lJuSell, II. A. C fvrr k, I.. j. Aclanls, Ii. A. Beyer, D. R. NLXIION McMoRnow Rau' Oni' Hettick, M. A. Geih, A. C. Klingler, H. Jennings, L. Kluber, F. H Kies, N. J. Jessen, R. A. R mu' Tfwu Grussklag, R. Keyes, R. ll. King, J. J. Glass, L. NIHXEN, D. l'.XRl'l-IN'I ER A. F. Hnwarrl, U. R Juneau, B. D. A. Rofu' Thru' Miklosik, s. R. Gilbert, L. H Fiske, R. A. Keller, YV. E Ueih, A. C. Hettinger, L. Jacobs, R. H Rnfw Four Knuppe, G. B. Flynn, J. E. llettinger, J. Bruce, T. XV. llill, J. IE. Clrignnn, U. P. F Huberty, R. YV. Rum' Fifvr Freeman, C. Hart, P. J. Frasier, R. K Gorman, VV. Ii. s I. '11 l55l Rua: Um' Rom' Thru' N1utk,IL L. lVBrkn,I1 N. Mille-n, L. VV. Lowe, VV. A. Milrny, R. ll. Knnen, I.. j. Martin, Il. Naughton, B. NHdwh,H L Nhmmy,E.P h1vNInhon,'If E. N4ncI7unnld, XV. F. Meyer, D. j. McMnrrow, WV, Al. Rom: Thru Rnqc Four Miewkuwski, B. J. Niln, II. j. I.l'Cllj't'l', M. Mahoney, lf. N1cCnrdug XV.C2 NiHex E.j. Kumw,XV.N. Krmnp,R.TY Loftus, R. IC. Marks, J. V. Mahon, XV. ii. Napier, j. L. Nhmm,R.E UgM,R.U. mm MAHON, VV. j. PIIlI.l.lI'S NHEZYIJIIJ Gam W.ru,mcx-: fu' 7',ll'!'f' R ufw 0 ll 1' R n Snelelns, F. C. Sanders, A. G. Roth, C. A. Oester, D. A. Stoddard, E. S. VVnlf, D. G. Plain, D. G. Schele, R. j. R 0 lu' Tru' 0 Raising, VV. S. Parker, U. Sihenallcr, WV. L. VVhite, J. P. Rippinger, bl. j. Streit, N. G. Rowe, R. -I. Ru Ro U'M:1lley, D. P VVest, M. 'I'. VVeisner, j. T. Petit, C. VV. Rowe, R. R. VV:-eks, C. I.. Sibennller, R. I -'LU Four Stnehler, R. A. rlilllmilll, L. Ii. VVei!vr, C. F, VVelxcr, L. ll. Schweigcn, j. Rllglll, C. C. Ralcewich, G. 'La' l ifz'1' Zusky, L. VVilkinsol1, C. V311 gner, 17. M. Reulaml, E. G. Schuster, j. A. Perez, P. -I. 1: E57 f if 1, 5 Epzfw, 'N I . . Qi ?fW ' is k , A 1 '. :'f.. 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' :1: x.' 1.. 5 Tig: I ' Q af - xx, 5 4 if ' 'H '- V a Wk -5. if 5 L fi ' . 1 .4 X 1 ' -' ., 'K L x 912-Jw., A W .L Q -, 'HIM' r. Ei 5 -A - 'K :,.' i? 'Fx' Y f ., EX Ez ' ' f T 5 N' I 5 k 2 , ' gkwii' Q .. '- 1,5 , A5.44,,'f . ' 1 2 5? 5 figggj l 7 fm ,.,.r, . , A ' Y ..., ,.,. . J, ' Em-. 1 K 4' ' ' . ,l 'ii 1 51:2:g'- I - 7? X E 601 vqcacfemy Mildfaaq SMH MAJOR FERN SCHMALLIQ MAJOR Lnsmn B,fuzNH11.1, Cnmmnndanl P.1W.S.C9' T. Ugicefnd 1, 'Q SERGEAN1' HORTON CAPTAIN CZALBRIZATH CAvT.uN I-IAUGLAND CAPTAIN KLHINDORFER CAPTAIN MALEY Company A is composed of boarding students. Under the rigid training of its ofii- cers and non-commissioned ofiicers, it ranks highly in the Cadet Corps. Company A is the only company that resides on the Post with Barracks located at the south end of the Academy grounds. Men and quarters are inspected daily by either Cadet officers or tactical officers. Company Aw has been instructed under the watchful eyes of Sgt. H. K. Horton fU.S.A.l. The officers have records in both Military Science and Scholastics to be proud of. Capt. janeczko has gained a number of Military awards from both the school and outside interests, one being awarded by the Chicago Tribune recently. lst. Lieutenant Waindle is the company's Executive officer and an out- standing oflicer in Military Science and Tactics. Znd Lieutenant Mahon has held top scholastic records for the past years. The company's future looks very promising and an effort is being made for building further prestige. 6' HAI! Company Cnmmandrr CAP'rA1N S. F. jaueczxo Leader of Firrt Platoon 1s'r Liiaur. F. J. WAINDLE Leader of Srrond Platoon ZND Lustrr. T. O. Manor: 'A' 1r' 1 I Y, C' H811 Company Cornmnndm' CAPTAIN E. A. DUFFY Lcadvr First Platoon lsr LIEUT. A. C. BENDER Lradrr Srrond Platoon 2Nn LIEUT. J. C. LENTZ if Company Bn is the center company of the Battalion, the most prominent position. Although the company has not received com- petition honors for two years, it still holds its ranks of superiority in close order drill. During mid-season examinations Cadets from the ranks of Company B receive the highest scholastic standing. In the personal inspections throughout the year Company BU gave a creditable account of itself. ln previous years, Company C , although handicapped by the larger per cent of plebes, placed first in one or more awards. In 1938 it placed first in Company and Platoon Com- petition and in l939, it took top honors for the best squad. The Company, to a man, has worked harder this year than ever before, in the hopes of upholding the honors gained in previous years. ln both close and extended order drill Company HC has shown its proficiency. XVork like this is possible when each man is willing to do more than his share for the Company to which he belongs. W'henever the Battalion functions as a unit, Company CU although the rearmost unit, remains in the minds of all onlookers as the most outstand- ing Company. With a background such as this, Company HC , in the future will rise to inestimable heights. I eomfzanq Company Cornm11m1'1'r CAl l'AlN F. E. SMOHMAKHR Lrznfrr First Plnfolm ls'r LxEU'r. E. FlaI.no'1 r Imndrr SFIYHII1 l'lal1mn ZND Lnaur. J. SENSOR 'A' Mzlzzfafuf Bam! Cm-1'.tlN F. I.li.XVlil,I, lflnsr l.usu'r. VV. Nmiiaic r:coNo I.ii2Lr'r. R. Ricii The band isa military unit of one Company with its roster of oflicers. Promotions and demotions, as well as other military adminis- tration are effective in the Band in the same manner as in the rest of the Cadet battalion. Besides leading the parades and other bat- talion ceremonies the Band is often called upon to play at athletic contests. The Band prides itself as being a self-sup- porting organization. This is made possible by the Band Tag Day and the two scheduled Band Concerts each year. The proceeds of which go into a fund for the purchase and repair of instruments. Awards, in the for mof bars, are given at the end of each semester to the two most pro- ficient members and to the two members show- ing the greatest improvement. On Youth Citizenship Day, medals and bars are given to the most proficient members of the various sections of the Band. The Band ends each year with its tradi- tional Band Picnic, which is for its Senior members a farewell to Band activities at Nlarmion. lllarmion Mannion lllarmion lllarmion lllarmion lllarmion lllarmion lllarmion l ir.vt 7ll'IllIl.' Pappas, A. tl. Martin. ll. gl. lCss0r, N. lll. Colwcll, VV. l. lVilkinson, V. ll. Rifle '7eam SCH ICI JULIC 1039--HJ 3-HO 898 912 35-lb 35-HJ , , ,. 903 . 898 . ,,.,. .,,. . ,,,,8bb , , IQCIIIDCI' lllilitary Academy St. .lolm's lllilitary AC2ltl6IHj' , Howe School , Campion ACIlflCll1X' Rooscx clt lllilitary Aczulviny St. -Iohn's lllilitary Academy .lolirt High Sifhool . lfvanston High Srllool Rw'ord.' VVon 5-Lost 3-Percentage 625W Oil: Cnrpx .frm IIIfl'I'-.Yt'lllll!l.S'fili fllnlrh fn lllarmion , , . 3569, , ., 6111 Corps .frm H1'r1r.s'f Trophy fllairlz Fo lllarmion-lst team . . . 010 lllarmion-2nd team ,. .. .. , 857 . Srrrnul 7l1'lllIl.' -lanesclco, S. C. Lconardi, Q. P. Cassidy, Al. lf. Burns. R. O. Lcavell, F. Conrll-Sergeant Horton 1' .'1IiHfI1I'x1' SFIIVIUIX . 3rd Place r JI fififarj' Srlmols . lst Place 2nd Place Third lJ!K1l'l'.' Keller, VV. lf. Pearson, G. R. VVallacC, H. lJllI'llj'. ll. 1 l ,V 21-.111 2 1 M, 42 ': Il iw A xv X: WA 6, iirx J , 1 f 5 amiga S' 1 NJ 1 ILA .A ' 'wc .4 M . :M 1 L, , X g . fb -1- l -gf ' ,, R 4 2,gx a 1 xx Q9 5. ' , Ji ' A S- k S I Q Q ,., .WL 1, Q V- 232,25 gf 3 EW b ,x 2.53 A w L Q N, , 1: X ffflilg Ci fi ,f . ly 1 ' if K' 'ff5Q ELv:'1 ' ,. , K9 i A mf ,,. EE H C If f A gl S I Y 5 4 K 1 i f , if , , I .fr 8. Sw fri .QF ,f rf 681 7!af1441Zq .fockm Room 0444 Manageu Q , , m 4...-Q Now, .Buren Boyd uzuoy 7!ne ehemleacfead of feed 701 14z'h!e1fic .feacfwi CAIWAIN GEORGE M. IRELAND Dfl'Pz'!nr of Jflllfliff -5 Hzfzlfl I3f1.i'kFfblI,1 Cf1IIl'lI .. . , Q C,-WT.-UN T. BERNARD NIADIOR CHURCHILI. FA 'jj C?l'Bx?f'xNfl Ou' Tvnnix and Golf Frcfw an-m 'Um I' ' xltllldlf' 1Uoderaiur CAI I',XlN llonnws CART.-x1N GAI.ERE.xTH F,x'rnER VVILFRID, 0.8.15 Trarle Cond: Football Coarll Inter-fmll Cifllfll B - -Mu- Irt R0'LL lhl1ll'!lIl, LeaVell, Budler, johnson, alirry, Warburton, VVagner, Flannigan, Amenta. 21111 Rofw-Deutsch, XVhite, Feuerstein, Gallagher, Englehrecht, Schramer, Berg, Perez, Hamilton, Strever. .frd Rufw-0'Connor, XVolaver, Murray, Duffy, Leonarrli, jochum, Ronan, Altringer, Kelley, Galbreath. -ith Rofw-Lentz, Sensor, Kueera, Martin, Michaels, Boyle, Tighe, Kramer, DuMont. MARMION 21-ST. FRANCIS U 'l'he lirst game of the season was played at home before a line crowd on Sunday. Sept. 17. The entire squad showed line ahility. St. Francis penetrated deep into our territory but once, this coming in the second period not to do much good. Marmion led hy Captain Phil Barry and Gene Duffy at quarterhack rolled over three touch- downs one point after touchdown and a safety. MARMION 0-MORGAN PARK 2 On Saturday Sept. 23. the Cadets lost a thrilling game by a 2 to 0 score. liarly in the third quarter HBZllTll5ll10H Leonardi got off one of his fine punts which lVlorgan Park returned to mid-field. Un a quick kick lkflarmion was driven to its own two yard line. Attempting to kick out from the end vone the Big l3aml1ino's punt was blocked and recovered giving Morgan Park a safety. The play of Leonardi and Ronan was outstanding in this game. MARMION 21--ST. PATRICKS QKANKAKICICD 0 Un a clear snappy day St. Patricks of Kankakee made their way to Aurora. By hrilliant line play and hard running hy the hacklield men lklarmion annexed another victory from an old rival. Pounding over three touchdowns in course of play the Cadets looked fine. The outstanding players of the day were jack Sensor and lilmer Kucera. L71 721 MARMION 0-ST. BEDIJS I3 Playing their first night game of the year at LaSalle-Peru field a fine coached St. Bede's Academy team downed the Cadets on a water-soaked gridiron. St. Bede displayed power that dominated the play. The outstanding individual playing was turned in hy Captain Harry and Bambino Leonardi. The punting of Leonardi would have done credit to any college team. Eight kicks for an average of sixty-two yards per kick laheled Bambino a great kicker. MAR MION 6-CU LVISR 31 Un October 14, Marmion journeyed to Culver, Indiana and met a fine, hig, well-coached Culver team. Due to the gigantic size of the Culver squad Marmion's heads up hall was not good enough to win. DuMont, Perez, and LeaVell turned in fine performances. MARMION 7-ST. IGNATIUS o lVlarmion traveled to Chicago to play the highly touted Saints on their field. lt was a hard fought, even hattle until hroke up in the third quarter. jack Sensor, one of the fastest men on the squad however, changed the evenness of the game hy a 'heautiful punt return. 'liaking the punt in his own territory he raced fifty-five yards for the score, aided hy good hlocking hy the whole team. lgnatius, however, came hack to score in the final stanza hut the point was missed and the Cadets were victorious. The latter part of the game was played in a heavy downpour and again the punting for lllarmion was done hy Leonardi and it proved a great asset in preserving the one point margin of victory. ' MARMION 37-ST. THOMAS 0 'lihe hoys spirited hy their fine conquest the previous success came home and romped over St. Thomas. The Cadets took the 'liommies in stride hy doing a lot of passing, running, and a heretofore usage of razzleedazzle. For the Cadets the playing of Feuerstein, -fochum, Kramer, lVlartin lllichael, and Hamilton was outstanding. MARMION 6-LORAS 0 A story hook finish climaxed the final game of the season. Yes, it looked like the hoys had journeyed to lluhuque, lowa to play a tie game. However, due to our opponents want of victory they turned to passing and it proved their downfall. Gene Duffy, varsity quarterhack for two years, had called signals correctly to the tune of one-hundred points for the Cadets and yet he had never participated in the scoring. Witll hut a minute to go it was Duffy who intercepted one of Loras's desperation passes and galloped sixty yards for the score, his first touchdown of his career and it was scored in the final game of the season. 1939 J! Qaeda!! MMA ...... MMA ,.,...A MM.A. ...... . MM.A ...,... MMA ....... MMA. ...,.. . MMA. ....,. , M M.A. ......,....,...,M. ..... . M .M.A. TOTALS LETTERMEN Altringer J Barry P Berg H Budler R. Boyle M. Duffy E. DuMont R Englebrecht I Feuerstein J Hamilton G ,Tochum R Kramer W. Kucera E. LeaVelI F. Coach-Captain Charles Galbraith Captain--Cadet Phillip Barry Manager-Cadet John Lentz SCHFDULE St. Francis CCh1cagol Morgan Park fCh1cagoD......,... St. Patricks QKankakeeJ St Bede CPeruJ Culver fCu1ver Ind J St. Ignatius CChicagoJ....... St Thomas CRockfordQ .. OPPONENTS TOTALS ............. Record : Won 5--Lost 3-Percentage 62575 CAPTAIN PHIL BARRY Halfbarl: LETTERMEN Leonardi Q. Martin P llflichaels . Perez P Ronan J chramer ensor J. agner . Woluver '. MANAGERS Lentz O Connor R Wilkinson C Loras CDubuqueJ ,...........,,., .,.,... . . . 21 ' ' o Q . . . 0 ' 2 . 21 0 55. . . 0 . 13 . . . 14 , . 31 . . 7 6 QZQ, . . 37 . 0 ,I '.,- 1 . 6 0 98 ' 52 E 15' - .3--1. 1 ,311 ,v .- s , H -.,v 9 1 ' 9.1, , S , J. 1 ' S s ,f . V ' W 3 J 'fl v - ' s .I .Q I 0 y y J. 1731 1 X U A . ws , LVV' aw 4 ' f T' V 'QV' . . ' 1- - ,L- -.f ' - - - ,L - .i 'iff f x F'vf '5 ' .wl'3 ... , ,:-., X-'TQ A , ,.vwi ,. ' ,M -,mls -W ,- g if .Q . - 1 o ' ' , . a . - jr . W . ' ' ul. N -Url jm RUNAN Bon DUMONT HUB ,IOCIIUM lim! 'l'm-kip Ifrnl Kffnlrt. Ifln'l.j P XUI, M ,'xRT1N Gunn! .E Wm. KRAMER Tnflelr 3 , cw t S 1 3' 5' ' '18-LY'!:ls.',9v. 741 ! q :ff.3'fvfv,15vy'f:'f5xhi F'2P'f W'F3Y T4P57?f fT -. . 4,gKLIf:.,1 K5 -, . N, .f :K - 1' ft 1 ' - 9-'--.A ' GW' P. Lmxumx Cfnter ,Ui nu-.....-1--N... .Mi JACK Simson CPENE DUFFY Al. KUCERA llalfbarlz Quarlrrlfzzrk l uIll1a1'1f GEORGE HA1x1u.TON Guard 'l-.,.. KN at Q. ,Nb 'uf J... -l l75fI :F?W'lf5'Ii 3F3'JvW'f ' ' ' 44.045-Safzfn Wanda!! Marmion ..,A ,...,. . M12 Yorkville . Marmion .,.. Princeton .... lVIarmion . Mooseheart r lVIarmion ..., West High .,.. llflarmion ,. Hinsdale ..... . Marmion Elgin ,... Marmion . YVheaton .... lllarmion .. Hinsdale ,...,... ,, lldarmion , , East High .,.. , Marmion . . Morgan Park ..., r 78 91 Refonl: Won 5-Lost 4-Tied 1 Coarlz--John Snoolc Qlll. '35J LETTERM EN Iinrls-Linden, Schaffner, Flannigan, Driessen, Mooney, Lowe. Tarkles-Cantrell, Dmocliowski, Becker, Buga, Hill. Gu11ra's-lVIezydlo, Squires, Feltes, Sage, Bruce Nilles. Center-Latcliford, Stengel, Swineluerg. Backs-Phillips, Staeliler Kleckner, Piper, Skelley, Morrison, Curry, Howard. Barks-Burke, Geib, Totman, VVeismer, Jacobs. V. -..,, . -, ,A A l76l Irt Rofw--Burke, Feltes, Jacobs, Lowe, Bruce, Swineberg, Phillips, Stengel, Linden. 2nd Rnfw-Curry, Piper, Dmochowski, Sage, Cantrell, VVeismer, Buga, Schaffner, Flannigan Mezydlo. 3rd Ro-w-Avis, lessen, Howard, Skelly, Squires, Latchford, Becker, 'I'otman, Hill, Driewsen Freeman, Buckley, Coach Snook. IJ! Rofw-Phillips, Frantzen, Grignon, VVagner, Oberman. 21111 Rofu'-Proctor, Knoth, Budler, Feuerstein, Berg, VVolaver, Killigrew. ,frd Row-Coach Ireland, Sensor, Kucera, VViley, Martin, VVhite. 7142144123 Ea MARMION 40-ST. THOMAS Z2 By sinking goals from all corners of the court to build up a total of -lil points, Marmion captured the initial game of the season from St. 'l'homas of Rockford. 'l'he hero of the evening was the European night-in-gale Homer, Buckets Berg, who hit the net for 7 buckets and 2 charity tosses. MARMION 30--ST. PATRICK 32 'lihe only thing that can be said about this overtime battle is that we saw too much of lXIcNutt and Lehners for one day . VViley and Berg hit thc hoop for four baskets apiece. MAR MION 35--LOCKPORT IS After a slow lirst half, the first period of which was played by the B team, Coach lreland's basketeers llashed a fast breaking attack in the linal period to chalk up the second victory in three starts over Holy Name 'liech of Lockport 35 to 18. Berg with six and two led the attack. I77 781 , ----- --, ' MARMION 31-ST. BEDI5'S 18 The cadet cagers continued their early season winning streak as they defeated the highly touted St. Bede quintet Dec. 10, by the Wide margin of 31 to 18. The Marmion team ,with its fast breaking attack and effective plays which netted a total of 12 goals, completely dominated the play. Capt. Pete Feuerstein led the scoring with 4 baskets. MARMION 21-ST. IGNATIUS 26 Playing without Berg, the cadets dropped their second game in five starts 21-26 to a fighting Ignatius club. Leading both at the half and late in the fourth period the Cadets saw their game fade as Dulske, lllurphy and Wenslsus each dropped in 3 buckets. MARMION 30-FENWICK 16 With a decisive 30-16 victory over Fenwick of Oak Park tucked under their belts, Coach Ireland's Marmion cagers are beginning to shape up as one of the finest teams in the history of the school. MARMION 30-MT. CARMEL 19 At last the Cadets found themselves and played grade A Ball. On Jan. 5, they beat a fine Mt. Carmel team 30-19. Wolaver, Budler, Martin and Feuerstein hit from all corners, while Wiley took care of Carmel's scoring ace. MARMION 17-ST. PATRICKS 18 Both teams hitting badly in a very colorless game, the Cadets dropped their second game to St. Pat's at Kankakee Dec. 22 by a 17-18 score. MARMION 24-CENTRAL CATHOLIC CSOUTH BEND1 10 Playing the same colorless brand of ball that they displayed at Kankakee for the 1st three periods, Marmion beat a fair Central Catholic team at South Bend, 2+-19. WVi1ey stood out for the Cadets with 5 buckets. MARMION 37-ST. IGNATIUS 20 Marmion avenged one of its early season losses on Sunday January 7, when the Cadet basketeers routed St. Ignatius 37 to 20. Coach Ireland's chargers displayed plenty of scoring power in this fracas and their fast shifting man for man defense was well nigh impregable. After their showing today, Marmion rates up with the best of them. Wolaver led the attack with 16 points. MARMION 29-MORGAN PARK 24 The well conditioned cadet five handed a high powered giant Morgan Park five a 29 24 licking before a large following. The play of Wolaver and Wiley was by far the most outstanding. fffontinued on Page SIU .Q-,,. --ur-1 ...- . lklarmion lklarmion Rlarmion lklarmion Rlarmion lklarmion lXIarmion lXIarmion Rlarmion Marmion lwarmion Rlarmion Rlarmion Rlarmion lklarmion lllarmion Rlarmion lX1armion lXIarmion Marmion lllarmion Marmion iXIarmion Totals Sf'r1.von R rrord .' YVon 13 Lost 5 Percentage .722 Q lfinnl Rn'ora': VVon I5 Lost 8 Percentage .652 vmz, Badkellaff SEASON RECORD QVARSVFYD 40 St. Thomas... .t...,. , 30 St. Patricks ,. 35 Lockport 31 St. Bede's 21 St. Ignatius 30 Fenwick .....,... .... I7 St. Patricks . . , 24 South Bend 30 lwt. Carmel ...... ,..t.. 37 St. Ignatius 29 lworgan Park 3-l Alt. Carmel 28 St. Bede's 23 lVIoosel1eart . . . . 24- Fenwick 30 St. Thomas , , -ll Mcmoselieart .,..., A 47 Morgzin Park State Tourney at SfJl'illyfil'IIf 46 Cairo .. ..,...,.. ,. 22 Bloomington ,.,,.. .. , Nrzliozml Tourney al Chicago, Ill. 31 lVIessmer ClVIill.D . 27 Austin flVIinn.D .. . 26 Bloomington .,,.... A A ,. 703 581 CAP IN Won Lost Covertimel WVon VV on Lost VVon Lost YVon VVon Won VV on Won Won Lost Lost VVon Won Won VV on Lost Lost VV on Lost CUIIFII Captain G. IU. Ireland jack Feuerstein O 47I'Illll!lgl'f.V -lack VValker Vince VVitkowski JACK FEUERSTEIN Guard 79 lXIrXRMlUN .ll--Ml. KUXIQAIICI. .ll ln :1 tlirilling gznnv, tln- llllftullli' of wliicli was not xnrv nntil tln- linul niinntv nf play. ixl2ll4llll0llS su-llin' lwzislcvtlizill qinntvt rung np victory l1llllllll5l'!' llllll' :is tln' rmlvts mlnxviivcl Alt. QlIlI'IIll'l fin' tln' sccinnl tinu' tliis svzisnn ln' 3-l-.ll srnrv. l L'lll'l'SlR'lI1 intl XVilt-3 wvrc ontstznicling. 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M.-XRMION ZZ-'IRIN I'l'Y J-1 Nlllfllllllll 1111111111-11 '1 11'lI'11 1111131111 1f'11111- 111 1111- ,1'I'1l11I1' 1111111 SL'1Il1U1 111 111111111111 1111 . . 1. 1 1 IQ 11l'1U1'l' Il 1ll11 11111151-. 11l1'I'l' 11'11s 1111 11111-s111111 11111 f111lf 1111' 11111111-1 111 T1I1' Qlillllk' 111111111 11111 1111- 1Illl1'Il1'j. 1111- LZl11l'1S 11'1-1'1- 11l'1lllll1 1111 1111' 11111. 11111 111 11111- 111111 111 1111- 11lllI'11I 111111111'1 1111-1 1'111111- 111111111 11111- 11111111 111 111-11111 11 1111. 1 1'lll'1'ST1'1l1 11'11s 1111- 111111 1xI1ll'lll1l1l1 1111111-1' 111 111111 1111 111 s111111111111 1111 11ll111 11111-11sv 111111 111-11-11s1-. XV111-1, 1gl'I'Q,f, xx'Il1llYKl 111111 11lll11l'l' 1111 111111 f1lllf.f1I 1llL'1i 1111 1111-11- s11111s. 821 1 IVQJJQMJ7 MARMION 31-MESSMER +1 Playing without Martin and Berg the first string forward and center and also losing VViley in the third quarter, the cadets dropped the opening game of the Nationals to Messmer -1-1-31. Feuerstein and White played the best ball for the cadets. MARMION 27-AUSTIN CMINNJ 26 Behind 7-4, 17-10, 2-I--ll, the cadets in the final quarter turned on the heat to outscore 16-2 to win from the Minn. State Champs in what every one thought was a one sided ball game, 27-26. Knoth's two free throws put the Cadets out in front and Wo1aver's fine ball handling put the game on ice. Feuerstein's long shooting was grand to watch. MARMION 26-TRI NITY 30 Playing the same team that beat us in the State the crippled Cadets almost turned the tide. Without Berg or Martin and playing two subs the cadets carried the fight to the downstate boys, but baskets by Sweeny and Mullen and two free throws by Dennis put the game on ice. 46:61 Slfancfdfqd Vursily Squad Name Pos. Games Quar. FG. FT. FTl11. PF Total Aver Wiley .. , Forward 23 89 83 -19 37 197 8.13 Feuerstein .. ..,,.,. 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A A 20 Hinckley A A A 22 lX'I.M.A. AA A -l-5 Oswego A 23 lX'l.lW.A. A 45 St. Thomas A l-l lVl.lVl.A. AA A 15 llfloosclieart 29 527 481 Rffordr lVon I3-Lost 10-Percentage 56521 ',QA Q M.M.A. M.M.A. M.M.A. M.M.A. M.M.A. M.M.A. M.M.A. Perez . , Griffen .. Tighe ,... Loftus Fitzgerald Murray' .. Woolridge Bcndixen DuMont Cox .,...... Deutsch Boxing Scfzecfale Morgan Park fChICag0J......... Loyola CChicagoJ 4 Loyola CChicagoD .,..,......,.....,. 7 Morgan Park CChicagoJ......... Blue Island, Illinois....,,...,.. 5 Mt. Carmel QChicagoj...... 3 Libertyville, Illinois ........., ......., Record : Won 3-Lost 4-Percentage 42992 INDIVIDUAL RECORD Won Lost Won Lost ., . 2 0 Carpenter , .. ...,l 1 ., 1 0 Staehler 3 4 1 0 Schramer . .... 1 2 . ....... 5 1 Skelly ......,.... ....,..,. 1 2 2 l Howard 3 I Collins 0 l l Frazer l 2 Freeman l 3 Mork 2 4 ....,... 2 2 Schele .... ......,.. 0 2 2 Rowe 3 Loftus, Staehler, Bendixen, Woolridge, Rowe, Cox, Fitzgerald, Murray, DuMont, Schramer. I85 l8Gl IJ! Rofw-Kramer, Mooney, Sensor, Olsen, Kowske, Englehreth. 2nd Rofw-VVesterman, Kowske, Frantzen, Sullivan, Petit. 3rd Rnfw-Osborne, Gorman, Schuster, Dobbins, Schuster, Kuins, Mason. Track The lllarmion track team, although lacking in veterans from last season shows promise of having several thinlies who will uphold the records of the on the Cinder path. Among the veterans returning and upon whom much success of the team will fall are Sensor, lfrantzen, and Talbot. The new men lViley, Leonarcli, VVestc-rman, Olsen and Sullivan. SCHEDULE April 27 .. ,. .. 4 Nlorgan Park Klilitary Academy May 4 . . , lx'I0l'g1lI'l Park Military' Academy Relays lVIay ll . . ...,.., , , A . ,. .... ...,,. . .wlllgin Academy lllay 18 . . Illinois Catholic High School Relays at Chicago 'ta squad Caclets of the include Banda!! The first call for baseball was issued April 15. Coach Father Columban took over and started with twelve returning seniors. April 26 all under-classmen reported. SCHEDULE April 23 ...... ..., .,...,........, K a neville CThereJ April 30 ....... ....,,,., S t. Charles CThereJ May' 7 .... . ,..,..., .. Big Rock CHereJ lllay 10 4..,,.., .. ,.... Mooseheart fThereJ lllny 21 ..... .....,. K aneville Cllerej lVI:1y 24 .... ,. .,... Mooseheart CHereJ lllzly 28 ,.... lllay 31 . .. ...,..Big Rock CThere .St. Charles CHQ-rel Ist Rofw-VViley, VVolaver, Schramer, Feuerstein, Barry, Budler. End Rofw-Lentz, Frantzen, VVhite, Mettle, Gallagher, Duffy. II87 . p 881 1.1! Roiw-Hettich, Weeks, Juneau, DiMatteo. 2nd Rome-Churchill, Kelleher, Malloy, Latchford, Fiske, VVeiler. Km-fling-Ca rpente r, Clea ry. '7fze 7!a2z44l2f4f Rowing eww Rowing, though the youngest sport at Marmion, shows promise of becoming one of the school's most successful sports for the future. Every afternoon during the fall and spring of the school year the crew can be seen stroking faithfully up and down the Fox River, directly east of the campus. The crew, because of it's recent establishment at Marmion, has as yet no regular schedule of races. However this year they competed in two eight-man shell races, one with St. Iohn's Nlilitary Academy of Delafield, Wisconsin, and one with the Aurora Boat Club. Major' Churchill, ardent friend of the school, built the crew up from the very beginning into a fine example of teamwork, power, teamwork, and timing. lffaandaa Quia Sefton! '70u2wey 1940 HOLY CROSS CBATAVIAJ TOURNEY CHAMPS St. Nicholas CAuroral ...A Holy Angels fAuroral .... Annunciation CAuroraj St. Nlichaels CAuroraD Sacred Heart CAuroraD St. Maryis CAuroraJ .,...... Good Council CAuroraD St. Josephs CAuroraJ ........ Holy Cross CBataviaJ ...... Bye St. Marys flilginj ,......,, Bye St. Pat. CMomenceD ..,,.. 25 .9 24 14 ,5 16 17 St. Lawrence QElginJ ..,.... 7 MOTTIS .,.....,. ...... . . . Bye St. Nicholas .25 Q St. Nicholas .24 St. Michaels ..., 4 Sacred Heart. 23 Sacred Heart,,l2 .. 4 St. Joseph Holy Cross .,.. 19 Holy Cross .... 25 St. Mary's . 7 St. Pat .... ,,.. 2 1 St. Patricks. . H6 lVIorris , ...,.. 15 PLACES lst-Holy Cross, Batavia 2nd-St. Nicholas, Aurora 3rd-St. Patricks, lVIomence 4th--Sacred Heart, Aurora St. Nicholas ...ll Holy Cross ...A 41 5 Holy Cross I89 '7 ltml 2 Maamian flecaealian Room JL it 'S , 4 Ewa? ff- 'F ?:f T f r1 ' ' Q wfmffwfilzg... s, it v Er I. 5 r F E1 I.. f92:I I Isl Rofw-Rippinger, Covelli, Malloy, Neher, Bruch. 2nd Ro-u'-Lambert, Devine, Sensor, Rice, Talbot. eueilfe Through the united efforts of Captain Ireland, faculty adviser, Cadet B. J. Malloy, editor: and the Reveille Staff, The 1940 Reveille is brought to the cadets of Marmion Military Academy as a pictorial and literary record of their friends, teachers, experiences, and activities. Their efforts lie before you. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,.,. , ..,... . Cadet B. lVIall0y Associate and Art Editor .... ,, ...,..., Cadet P. E. Talbot Activity Editor .,,..,... ., . ,. ..,,. Cadet C. G. Lambert Sports Editor ..i...... , ..,.. Cadet R. J. Devine Business Manager .,..., .,...... C adet R. Rice Advertising Manager .,..... ,. ., ,Cadet W. R. Neher Circulation Manager, .. , .. .. ,,.,. ,...,., .,.. . C adet W. Sensor , .... Cadet O.'F. Covelli, Cadet A. Rippinger, Cadet E. C. Bruck, Cadet sl. C. Connery 'liypists ,, '7fze Mmm Hearezff The Cadet , school paper at Marmion, published monthly by the students themselves under direction of Father Columban, O.S.B., faculty adviser, has constituted one of the highest types of extra-curricular activity for lVIarmion cadets. It has always been the aim of every member of the 'AC:1det staff to publish news of interest to all in school, to keep the Alumni informed on the happenings of their Alma Mater, and lastly, to foster an active school spirit among the students. The regular meetings of the Cadet staff were held after school and afforded wonderful outlets for the literary proclivities of the members. Although covering the different activities for publicity purposes and then writing the copy', required a great deal of extra work and a sacrifice of much leisure time, the staff members of the school paper may feel sure that the entire cadet corps appreciates their efforts in striving to foster an active school spirit among the students of Marmion through the school paper. Ist Row-Lambert, Schramer, Covelli, Frantzen, Mcguire. 2nd Ra-w-Ja bs Ab ll K co s, e , ulesha, Fr. Columban, Bruck, VValker, Schnittgen, Lloyd. IQ93 Y ','vvri11'f W' A if ' E. I. Biesemier, R. J. Rice, S. C. Janeczko, E. A. Duffy. E. W. Kucera, K. J. Gartner, H. N. Cantrell, T. Mahon. l94l sawn, of uw Bleueal WMM Unostentatiously but very sincerely have the members of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin lVIary kept their pledge as Knights of the Immaculate Virgin: CID Devotion to Mziryg CZD Personal Holinessg C35 Catholic Ac- tion. Jfalq Wane Although the youngest religious organization at lklarmion, the Holy Name Society has grown to be the largest and most active. Every Holy Name man at Holy Communion on Holy Name Sunday, has been the slogan and principal effort this school year-and with gratifying results! A Holy Name Rally in the form of a lVIilitary Mass was held on April 16 at St. Nicholas Church. A small but interested group of Holy Name men are active in Cisca. . -t ,.,.1.f!'3EEii 5 v ,. 1 'U-1-s , , rw ,.. I- fa' ia' . ' Q t- MMS And remember, your duly Io the sacristy romes before e-verythingf' These words summarize the position of the sacristy in the eyes of a sacristan. All the other activities, though they may take more time and result in more glory, are subordinate to that work. Sometimes we are inclined to forget the existence of this organization, for it gets little publicity, never asks for any help, and in general, does little to attract attention. Nevertheless, we must not fail to appreciate the work the sacristans do. They keep the chapel in order, prepare the altar for Mass every morning, and rise to serve in the wee small hours in the morning. They are serving God in a more direct way than is possible for most of us. Ist Rau'-Jessen, Carpenter, Lawson, Patnaude, Mahon. 2nd Rau'-Kinn, Dmochowski, Parker, Stengel, O'Connor. 3rd Raw-Knoppe, King, Totman, Maguire. 4th Rofw-Squires, Abell, Hester, Bruce, Schnittgen, Bendixen. l L95 .f F1 1 f 'fji'Q A ' ll ' Isl Row-Mahon, Pappas, Michels, Shoemaker, Frantzen, Devine. 2nd Rofw-Russell, Mahon, Bender, LeaVell, Maguire, Kramer. 3rd Rofw-Gahan, Dean, Hayes, Waindel, Rice, Schoen. The Dramatic Club was organized in 1939 for those taking part in the production of Marmion plays. liflembership is not restricted to the cast but includes business and production staffs as well. The officers of this year's Club are: Frank Waindle, Presidentg Fred LeaVell, Vice-President, Captain lVIaley, Faculty Adviser. Last year's production Gold In The Hills or The Dead Sister's Secret , featured little Nell, her handsome hero, and the black villian with his mortgage in a melodrama of farm and bowery of the gay 9O's, and was produced extrava- ganza-proportion, with the colorful costumes, songs and dances of that famous period. This year, the group proved its versatality by presenting a hilarious modern comedy Look Wl1o's Here , covering the tribulations of Lyman Winchell, who against his wealthy Aunt Alice's animosity toward marriage, had married a charming but exceedingly rattle-brained wife. Aunt Alice's unexpected visit launched a series of incidents which kept the audience rocking with laughter till the final curtain. The mst, romposed of Cadets and .rfudenl nurses from St. .loxeplz Ho.vpital.' Jennie fThe VVinchell maidl L 'man VVinchell y ....,....,.r.,..,....... . ,... , .. Estelle VVinchell CLyman's wifel .. , .. ., Tommy Rotanah QLyman's pall .. Alice Bainbridge fLyman's auntb Grace' Sterling lTommy's Hnancej . Jimmie QThe Butcher boyj ....,.,.. Irene fEstelle's friendl ...,.,........ ., , Rose Qlrene's friendl ,,.,..... joe Choy friendl ...,..... Jack fboy friendl ..... Bill Cboy friendj ......, Bob fboy friendj ...,... Business Adviser ..,.... Director .. .,..... ..,.. . . Assistant Director ..... Stage Manager .. .,..,.. Business Manager ...,..., Miss Bessie Orcheid ..., Felice Shoemaker Miss Kathleen jungles . .... ...,. R ichard Devine Miss Isabelle Grommes Miss Marielle Pelletier .. ...,.... ...... R obert Schele .....,,...Miss Kay Meister Miss Florence Silagi ....,... Anthony Pappas .........,Norman Mezydlo ........,..,.....R1charcl Eglin ......,.... ,............ J ohn Cassidy Father Robert, O.S.B. ,. ..,, Captain Robert F. Maley ..,....,.,..,..Gilbert R. Frantzen ....,..,...Adam C. Bender ......Orlando F. Covelli Ggiema' Glad The Officers' Club is an exclusive club composed of Company Cadet Com- missioned Officers only. One of the prominent activities of the club is to posi- tively aid the administration in maintaining of school discipline, and the members are to be particular models of military observance and regularity. The outstanding social event of the scholastic year is the Military Ball, it is sponsored by the Officers' Club. The Officers' Club constitutes the head of the Cadet Corps under the supervision of Major Barnhill and Capt. S. F. Janeczko, President of the club. Besides social events the Officers' Club took outstanding parts in Military Masses and many other successful events. The Officers' Club is noted for outstanding leadership and efficiency. Capt. E. A. Duffy is the Vice-President, Capt. F. E. Shoemaker the Secretary, and Capt. F. Al. LeaVell the treasurer. Ist Rofw-Neher, Shoemaker, Malloy, Duffy, Feldott, Covelli. 2nd Rofw-Mahon, Bender, Janeczko, Waindel, LeaVell, Rice, Sensor. I97 , ... .M - P , FI., Y - -A ' A - W 1 - - J-21'f'-1kFf!!?TF '14f -Swv: 981 Ist Rofw-Schramer, Duffy, Sensor, Wagner, 'Frantzen. 2nd Rofw-Wolaver, Perez, LeaVell, Barry, Budler, jochum. 3rd Rofw-Ronan, Kucera, Olsen, White, Michaels, Leonardi. 4th Rofw-Hamilton, Kramer, Boyle, DuMont, Wiley, Englebreth, Feuerstein. ' Glad When first we entered Marmion, we noticed a fellow who wore the Scarlet and White lVl,'. At that instant we vowed that we'd make an emblem, too. lt was the wish of every freshman and always will be. As time went on, we found out how difficult it is to earn a major UM . It was then that we learned to respect the elder men wearing an emblem. The officers of this year's Lettermans Club were elected by the members. Jack Sensor, a two year letter man in football, track and basketball was elected President, Phil Barry, Vice-President, Gene Duffy, Secretary and Treasurer. Although no activities were planned or carried out by the groups this year, the students always realized their presence. In years to come we hope that the letter winners of 40 will always cherish the awards and be proud to possess an emblem which signifies leadership in all fields of athletic endeavor. So, we salute the M winners of all time for carrying on the tradition of Marmion Military Academy in the sporting world. 1 -5,-1.53, 1-'T' 'rf'-V' . 4 . g f . M-. ,,,,. V'- 1'3 ,N , i,,a..jfgP P: ,A - i A-, Y -gf n L I E , . ,f-t. ifblfvh, 35.51439 M rpm., My N 5 H N W .P ,diva N., qxig- 4. :Mal ,V I .V 4 , r 0 The raised baton, the violin bows all aslantg trumpet and woodwind resting lightly at their p1ayer's lipsg snare drum ready to bark out its rhythm-the orchestra is poised, ready for the signal. Again in 1940 Captain Bednard has led his group of picked musicians through a splendidly successful season. Appearing before the student body and guests of the school at such occasions as the Marmion-Mzzdonna tea, Mothers' Club Dinner, etc., the Orchestra has made itself indispensable in school enter- tainment. Ranging from Strauss, through folk music and Irish airs, to Tozmaker's Dream, and modern hits, such as Oh, Johnny, the appeal of the orchestra was universal and spontaneoust To them and their director goes the praise and applause of the student body. 4 1 Ist Rofw-Olah, Gartner, Rice, LeaVell. 2nd Row-Corrigan, Wilson, Symmers, Neher. L99 Ist Rofw--Fr. I Gerald, Mrs. Hankes, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. Lal'l:erty, Mrs. Modafl, Mrs. Hill, Fr. Norbert. 2114! Ruin'--Mrs. Flilllfllflilll, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Sensor, Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Strever, Mrs. McGrady, Mrs. Blaixmve, M rs. Tlioinas. K M . Nvilkinson, Mrs. Wliagner, Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. .frd Rome-Mrs. Lentz, Mrs. eyes, rs Biesmeir. itll Rain'-lVli's. Reiser, Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Symmers, Mrs. Devine, Mrs. Bruck, Mrs. Keenan, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Buckley. H001 Wfafunian Mafhwu' Glad vqwrcvza Ghaplm OBJECT OF THE CLUB To bring into closer relation the home and school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of their boys. To develop between educators, Catholic parents, and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every student of Marmion the highest advantages in physical, mental, moral, and spiritual education. To promote the wel- fare of Marmion by moral support. Wfafunian Wfaifzmd' Glad Jaicaqa Gfzafzim OBJECT or THE CLUB The object of this club shall be: To sponsor closer coop- eration between parents and teachers, to promote the scholastic interests of our sons, to interest parents in the social life of the school, and also of the club, and to provide a ,building fund for the school. 1:1 Ro-w-Miss Ryan, Mrs. Sheehy, Mrs. Starshak, Mrs. Skelly, Mrs. Barry, Fr. Norbert, Mrs. Maguire, Major Barnhill, Mrs. Wegeley, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Girodat, Mrs. King, Mrs. Sullivan. 2nd R0'ZLL-MTS Ryan, 3rd Rofw- chene, . Eggert, Mrs. Dowling, Mrs. Stenberg, Mrs. Witkowski, Mrs. Waindel, Mrs. Ryan, Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Schnittgen, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Moore. jessen, Mrs. McCafTerty, Miss Parker, Mrs. Hester, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Bruck, Mrs. Cour- Slater, Mrs. Mahon. H011 tiozi H. C. Abel, -lr. Norbert C. Abhalter Frank P. Adams joseph A. Ambre Richard -l. Atkinson Benedict liabos Alexander Baker lfdward Baldauf Benjamin Banbury Albert li. Becker Adam H. Bender Alohn YV. Besch Nlichael bl. Beyer H. VV. liiesemier Clarence L. Blagrave Robert Boyce Ross -l. Browne -lohn Hruck 'l'imothy Al. Buckley Albert L. Hudler VVilliam A. Burke R. U. Burns VValter J. Camm Arlie Carlson -lohn F. Colwell Alex Cook Frank 'l. Coppert Frank .l. Corrigan Samuel Covelli llliles Cox 'lierence Coyne .lohn llereski George Spoden lrenaeus Devine Aloseph llriessen Harry XV. Duffy -loseph F. lluhflont Claude lJuSell Nathaniel H. IJuSell .lames Fconomy Charles A. lfglin Harry lfngelbrecht YVendell lfssel' R. F. Fsser Leslie B. Farrington Leo lfeldott Leonard M. Feltes Fred lfiehtel Frank Flannigan Patrick Flynn lualunian fbacfd' Glad - 146014046 efzwpfm Presizlent, hir. -l. il. hlulvihill Iliff'-l,I'F.VlIll'llf, lllr. F. YV. Flannigan 7'l'l'lI.YIll'l'l', lklr. C. Lentz Seweffzry, llflr. H. Duffy lJirertm'.v.- hir. R. YVagner, Mr. li. Sensor, Mr. H. Kleckner George ll. Frantzen Anthony Frantzen lidward .l. Freeman Karl xl. Gartner Frank Geib Louis Geldmeyer Nicholas Gengler Paul F. Gibson Herbert T. Gilbert 'lihomas H. Gorman H. A. Grossklag Henry Haen George NI. Hamilton Peter Hankes Louis F. Happel .lohn P. Hart lVilliam Henry Peter P. Hettinger Harry Hill Lambert Hoffman August Hopp Lawrence Horan Raymond Howard Nicholas Huberty 'lihomas -lacobs Frank .lacobs 'lihomas VV. -lennings Henry -lochum Andrew -lohnson llexter Aludd tloseph C. Aluneau Forrest G. Keenan VVilliam Kelley Gordon -l. Kelley .lames P. Kelly A. L. Keyes, BLU. -loseph Kies Lee S. Kingsbury Hugh Kleckner Frederick Kluber Henry Holdorf Anthony P. Konen Frank B. Krafft Frank nl. Kramer .lohn li. Kramp -lohn Kremer lidward Kulesha Charles Kunches Nicholas -l. Kurns -lohn Lafferty A. gl. LaFleur Clarence A. Lambert F1'ed -l. LeaVell, Sr. Desire LeCuyer Chris Lentz Anthony Leonardi Willizim Light Peter -l. Linden ,lohn gl. List Frank Lloyd Williztm B. Lowe -loseph M. Lucas lftlwin S. lylason VVilliam P. Mettel VVilliam F. lllichael Bernard Al. lkflichels Stephen lVIiklosik hflichael P. biillen Robert A. llflilroy Harry lklodaff Paul P. Nlolitor VValter W. Nlooney George R. hflorrison Harry C. llflurphy John P. llflurray VVilliam lXlacl3onald Raymond lVlcGrady Thomas F. hlclklahon F. F. lXlcManus Charles lklclllorrow Val hlarks Fdward P. Nickels Augustine Nila .lohn Nilles Nicholas Uberman ivlartin R. U'Brien Arthur Al. Oester Harry Osborne George N. Pearson lkflanuel Perez Dominic Perna llliehael Al. Petit -lohn Petit VVarren Piper George Plein .lohn Proctor Alames Quinn Alohn Ralcewich Leo F. Reising Albert hi. Rennell Ralph Reuland .loseph Rippinger Raymond Ronan Charles A. Roth Harry li. Rowe tled F. Iilwell Alfred Russ Leo xl. Ryan Charles Saelens lfmil St. Alules Alvin -l. Schaitner .lohn Schele .lohn Schmidt Philip Nickels -loseph P. Schramer -lohn P. Schuster Frank ll. Schuster Anthony Schuster .lohn Schweigen Fdward F. Sensor Raymond Sherman Rocco Shoemaker Peter Sibenaller Henry Staehler C. llrl. Stapleton George lf. Stoddard Ul. F. Strever Frank Symlners Harry 'Fheisen Frank 'Fhomas Nicholas C. Vvagner Roscoe L. VVagncr -lohn VValker VV. I. YValker hflerton H. X'VllllIlCC Nicholas A. YVeber F. tl. Weller George YVeis Frank VVesterman lfdward Wlleelei' Alnis P. Wliite Robert .l. VViley Vern C. VVilkinson Gerald WVilliams Frederick VVilson Francis XVolaver R. nl. VVolf F. T. Yvooldridge Fred Youssi Peter Zettinger 4 L , . . . . , -, -. ,L J 3 l -' -N' . . ' eff J, A !'1 ' Mannion fbacla' Glu! - Gfzicaqa Gfrapbr Directors : Dr. Carl E. Abell Sam Amenta Edward F. Bachner Eugene Barry Peter A. Beckman Dr. B. O. Bcndixen John Boyle Thomas W. Bruce Harry G. Cantrell E. S. Carpenter James E. Cassidy J. M. Cleary Thomas P. Collins Stephen Condon J. A. Connery Homer B. Courchene Bert T. Culler Ur. Arthur Daly James Demas Dominic DiMatteo Walter Dmochowski Joseph llofcl John Duray Leon Feuerstein Franklin Fiske Daniel -H. Fitzgerald Jolm Floocl Adam Focht President, Mr. Mulvihill Vive-Presidmt, Mr. J. G. Ryan Secretary, llrlr. C. Segler Treasurer, Mr. F. Kucera lVIr. G. Latchford, M G. C. Fraser Luke S. F yie Hairy Slater Ambrose C. Geib George Grignon J. H. Hester Cyril Hettich Matthew T. Hettinger O. P. Hill lfVilliam F. Hofmann Frank Janeczko Thomas Kelleher F. L. Keller Thomas King Lucian F.. Kinn F. B. Klimek, Sr. Frank Klingler R. B. Knoth John A. Kolesa Joseph A. Kowske Frank J. Kucera George Latchford Lowell Lawson J. A. Maguire Thomas Mahon Frank B. Mahoney B. Malloy John J. lklartin Simon Mezydlo r. J. Hester, Mr. L. Lawson George E. Mocny Gerard F. Murray Thomas McCaHrey Lewis Napier G. J. Neher James J. Pappas George C. Parker T. H. Radigan M. James Riedel Charles Rogal C. J. Wegel Lawrence Schnittgen Alex H. Schoen Charles E. Segler Roger Sheehy Frank P. Skelley Thomas Small Edward Squires Frank X. Starshak Leo A. Stengel M. J. Tighe Lawrence A. Totman B. Vocke F. J. Waindle Clarence M. Weeks H. P. West Vincent Witkowski Frank Zosky .l 4 H1031 L1o4J Front Rofw-J, Heimsath. Rear Rofw-J. Milroy, L. Reuland, j. Sehaefers. luafunion rqlanud Glad 1,l'l'.Yilfl'Ilf, Leo Reuland Iiifl'-l I'!'XiIi!'1If, Joseph Schaefers Sf'l'!'1'fIIl'j', lwilruy Trrrzsurfr, Joseph Heimsath To Leo Reuland and the rest of his staff, the Academy Wishes to thank them for the very fine and sincere work which they have carried on so far this year. The interest in the club has yearly increased which is no doubt due to the efforts of the older men. The Reveille staff as well as the entire student body sin- cerely hopes that the Marmion Alumni will continue to do the fine Work which the present club has started. Vwag' 1 A J P -rsh Q '70 Me Slufenfd, alumni and qaiencfd.-inf Maahdan The advertisers whose messages appear in the following pages of the Marmion Reveille represent the Hrms that believe in and sup- port our school. VVithout their cooperation the Marmion Reveille would be impossible. Please show your appreciation by patronizing these firms, and also mention the Reveille. Sincerely THE MARMION REVEILLE STAFF I1051 :X .,. ,g W A, N 4 3' K .5 -A 5 1 , v F . N x VK: 1... '-we-3 Y! w 1. .fyv NWN? ,.J 5n.: 4. A . 'fa' K ' 'sun 'Tyla Mil-' 9' .w 'fl' LE A' ....--1-L df' -4 ,f k 5 as NM 3 -ww 1 Lk MMM 9 Ww+ NNN . . x f wg Q- ...gh ,. wwf.. ' TY . . K K 1' 7 , gg... U QNQQN-xx. . -Q-1 1'--f i, H , 5 X w eg - I fp, L- -V, .. was mwfz. .I jf . 'Nw K . , m -. 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P 7fmawin7 Raugueii Nluriiiiig Ghmrics tn rho Rem:-dizil Boys, curly hirils tu class.. . . . , l,ihc-s tm' L l:ii'cm'v Lzimhcrt, Uh, you hrutvi Bridal xx7l'CZlIill'S with foi'c-sight to lfrzink Xxbllillkiih 'wzi YW-cds tu Ralph Dvzin and his diving In-lim-rf Qxfllii Apples for Hgllllllllyu Ui-vine. Piissi' XYillmm's to Berg, rho Kittcnn. l'i'uiupm-t lihmwcrs to Bill Ni-lu-r fm' his lwlowiiig nhilitp. Ilziffudils for Sj'Il1Il'lCI'S, :1 wcll-hciizivwl wc-nt ,, . zissimiwzirts to svlitiiliciitzii -luck Svlisur. Hmlichu' Buttons to Pawn l cu0rstcin. Hn-'ll in-vc-1' make that mistzikc. liiittuiuips to -Inlinny Lcntz. Roses tu Ri-il XVl'STCl'lIl2Ill. Punsics tu Nick lfssvr. Grin :incl livin' it. Siiiihowc-i's to Sunny hlzirtin. Bzlhics Brvzlth to fXl:1i'ty Boyiv. our 0'L'lm-ks to the Punishment Squzul. P. A. fllutmns fm' punishment. noni H101 Greetings to the 1940 Graduating Class fret Assell Photo Shop AURORA, ILL. -11 Island Ave. Phone 9803 Wolf-Parker Co. Borden's Ice Cream IF IT'S BORDENIS ITS GOT TO BE GOOD 0 Phone 9151 9 201 N. Lake Sr. Au 1'm1 ra, I11. The Model Laundry HARDWARE and ZQHC AND Dry Cleanmg Co. mom ALL LAUNDRY SERVICES 0 Phone 7275 Phone 929+ 02 So. LaSalle St. Aurora, III. 16 N- LaSalle Sf- AUYUYII- III- Cumpliments of Best Wishes to the Future Cadet Major Bata Shoe Stores 11 So. Broadway , Aurora, III. , . Ilfllllflllilfllfi of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Skok and Son ICLGIN, ILL. GEMSCO 1111111 11,1 lIl'fIll'l'7'3' ni UN I FORM EQU I P M ENT Xlllfl' ISSI 305 -1th AVC. New York, N. Y. Cnnzfrlinzen IX Clinton Woolen Mfg. Co. Hlakers of Fine LIlll.f0l'H1.1' Since 1800 CLINTON, MICH. lflafunian 0411! Pmacle I Poured My Heart Into A Song I I Marmion Choir Laugh and Call It Love I I I I I I I Berg So Rare V....A IA Visitor to See You Igaloo I I I My Bunk in the Morning Yearning I I I I I I .,... I Christmas Dark Eyes I I I I Nlalloy South of the Border I I I OIT Campus Far, Far Away I I I I Home Rocking In RhythmI I I I I IThe Flag Pole Slap That Bass .i.....,.,....i Englebreath NVon't You Hurry Home ....... I I I I I I IDean I Get Along XVithout You Very Well I I I I I I VVaindle You lNtlust Have Been A Beautiful Baby I I I Doe Kramer Small Fry I ,,.i...........i,.i...,..ia I ,.i.r.i Duffy Two Sleepy People ..i..,.., i..i,.. ' Phe Kowske's Deep Purple ..,........,i..,.. II i,.i., Deutseh's Eye Your A Sweet Little Headache I I ,... Baby Jimmy VVolaver just A Penny Serenade .......,i ..... I I I I Nick Esser I Promise You V,....... ,,.. I I I Paul Martin Deep in a Dream Calwaysl I II Flat Foot Floogee I .... I I YVant My Share of LoveI I I I I Got a Pocket Full of Dreams I I J IJ I retty as a icture ..i....i,.,... Have a Heart ...,i..... NVe've Come a Long VVay Together I I I Hamilton, Dumont, The Cuckoo in the Clock ...,......i,..,.., I Won't Tell a Soul ...,, Change Partners I I I Mexicali Rose ,,.. ..... VVe Speak of You Often I I I Iispeeially For You ,... I I ILeonardi I I I I Joe Tighe I Pete Feuerstein Senior Class H4-0 I I ..t.. Lambert I I I Devine I VVolaver, Sensor, VVesterman, VVaIker I IIIWalker IIBender VViley, VVolaver I I I I I I Pete Perez I I I I I I P. B. Martin Waindle for H. P. H111 r.,-.-.--..YYv - H121 Best Wishes and Success to the Class of l94ll Aurora Chapter ol Marmion Mothers' Club W1,11121T1,5Ch1'1Side CQ- Huesmg Jewelry Store llfllxl PALS - IROPH IILS - CUPS Fmexvt of Jerwglry Franklin 1723 , Efzwfrxlzzzrfrs - l'l0lllIfIlill IJFIIX IU7 N. NV:rckc'r Ur. Chicago Island AVC. Aumm In Cr,mfflir11w1l.r C:!IlllfJHllIl'IIfA' KAMES - FELDOTT S, flfffIl'Nl'j'X-llf'l.ll'ZL' BATAVIA, ILL. 05 Fox St. Aurora, lll Cn lll f71illll'll ts' U John Sexton Sz Co. BATAVIA CHICAGO BROOKLYN Plmilcs 1523-9981 B2lt2lVl1l, lll MANUFACTURING VVHOLESALIC GROCERS Established 1883 Roselle Flag - Badge Co ltll So, VVclls Street Chicago FLAGS-'BAN NILRS--PEN N ANTS Y .,., V.-1 The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The Did 1940 Senior: pall Most Typical Marmion Man .... Best Marmion Athlete ...,e..., Best Marmion Mixer ...,.... Best-Looking Senior . . . . . . Best Dressed Senior ,.....,. Best Senior Student ......,..., Best Senior Outside Athletics .... Best Drag With the Faculty ..... ..t . .Jack Sensor .Pete Feuerstein . .Frank Waindle .Bernard Malloy . . .Ransom Rice .... .Nick Esser . . Stan Janeczko . . . Honore Berg Biggest Optimist ........... ..... S peed Walker Most lylodern Senior.. . Most Devoted Senior .... Most Energetic Senior. Senior Class Orator .... Senior Class Politician ..... Most Popular Senior ...... Most For Marmion .......... Senior Most Likely to Succeed. . . . . . .Paul Martin . .Larry Lambert .. Jim Wolaver . . . . Phil Talbot . . . .Bob Baldauf . . . . Jack Sensor . . . Gene Duffy .. Ransom Rice The Wittiest Senior ......... . . . Frank Lloyd The Sleepiest Senior . . . .... Gene DuiTy The Favorite Study ..... .. . History The Favorite Instructor ...... . Capt. Bednard The Most Friendly Senior . . . . Bob Budler The Favorite Newspaper . . . . . Chicago Tribune The Favorite Magazine .... ..... T he American The Favorite Author ..... . . .Thomas Gaynor The Favorite Smoke .... . . .Bull Durham The Favorite Hangout . . . ...... The -Velvet The Favorite Actress . . . . . . Hedy LaMarr The Favorite Actor ..... . . . Errol Flynn The Favorite College ........... . . . Notre Dame The Favorite Sunday Diversion .... ...... ' 'Sleepingn The Favorite Expression ...................... On The Ball The Favorite Outdoor Sport ............... ..r..... B aseball The Favorite Indoor Sport ..... Basketball, and guess what else Best Marmion Madonna Man ............... .......... VW 'iley Received Most Letters From Dolls .... .... B erg H131 U141 ALEXANDER-CARR LUMBER - MILLWORK River-Holbrook Phone 8104 BUDDY BBUS. Clogged Sewers cleaned without digging hy new electric machine. GIl!lI'llIIffFd 65 So. LaSn1le St. Phone 8691 Wirk Garment Corp. CoTToN UN1Fo1zMs CovE1zALLs I. D. RICE G SON Sinn' ISS6 PAINTS - GLASS Llg0I11CI', Chicago, 38 So. River St. Phone 7905 Aurora Dry Goods Co. BILL'S HAT SHOP Plume 9211-12 MENS WEAR 17 No. Broadway Aurora, Ill. 6 Fox St, Aufnra, Wllllam 81 CO. PATTEBSON9S IH'I'!'Sfllll'l1f Srrlzriliffs Jllfflfflii Hill'-V! Ph ne 8411 JICVVIQLRY STORIC L I Bldg. Aurora, Ill. 6 So. Broadway Phone 2-075-1 fjUlllf7lil1If IIfX , . . , Q Sherman s Shoe Repair Shop ZS S. Brozulwziy 1 1 Aurora, 111. Alain Street Aurora- Iu- Wallbrunn-Kling 81 Co. Illinois Wholesale Co. 30 N. Broadway Phone 8787 74' N- LaSalle St- Auffvfe- IH' 1881 ---- 1940 Rausch Coal Cvmpany so YEARS or HoN1cs'1' HIGH GRAUIC FUEL NIICRCHANIJISING QUAUTY - SERVICE Biever Furniture Co. Pllillll' AUl'0l'?l, 61 N' Bwmdwny Phune 2-0532 Columb1a0ff1ceSuppIyCo. OFFICIC AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 227 1VIain St. Phone 8248 Masier's Shoe Store Shoes That lVear 27 S. Broadway Phone 2-358-1 Uh! Baaihm '7afae fl' guy - 7fzal Jlufzifi '7fne eacfeii Bail' Rwlhm Qeamcl H161 Best Wishes ancl Success to the Graduates CHICAGO CHAPTER OF MARMION MOTHERS' CLUB LIRUT Sr PAULY FRESH MEATS ECKERLING BROS. fllnn llfl1!'f1ll'l'l'S of GROCERIES OVERALLS - PANTS 226 Illinois Ave. Phone 9103 2330 Cermzxk Rd. Chicago, lll. fJOIIIf7IillEFlIfS FOR EVERY NEED Schor Glass Co. 130 Galena Blvd. - Phone 5296 E. J. FARRELL Plumbing - Ilcaiing 83 So. LaSalle St. Phone 2-0625 R I ll E B U S E S VERY REASONABLE FARES C0111 Ifmrnts B E U i, A N In 50 INSURANCE Co. CITWY 41 Island Ave. Aurora, lll. BEST VVISHES TO MARlN1ION . For Every Occaszou FROM UGDEN NURSEBIES Zllr. and Nfrs. Ifofward Filzgerald New York Rd. Phone 7397 . A ,ap-Q V - ' f fy -ai... Quedfiamt ani fqndacmd What great doctor on our faculty corrects his test papers by the Waste basket method? Capt. Kleindorfer. What English teacher uses 2 A for a human golf course? He is always teeing off on them. Fr. Raymond. VVhat football coach scares his class half to death yelling at them? Capt. Galbreath. ' What story teller has made an airplane flight in almost every war and took over Tulane University so he says? Capt. Kleindorfer. What supposed faculty basketball player substitutes for a stop light when he misses a shot? Father Columban. Who is the champion demerit dodger? Killer Killigrew. y VVhat cadet on the Basketball team is a first class gigilo? Feuerstein. Who is always moaning about losing money and then Hnds it in his back pocket? Killigrefw. ae sm la 'aaa g ,aa Nlhleiic '7eam4 D171 H181 , . I,rm1f1I11n1'n1.v of Ihr' , . . Cfllllf71lNlt'IIfX nj DUFFY GRILL IO-I2 N. River St. Batavia, lll BR. CEIERARIJ CAM. KI.I?lNDORFlZR 1 a lfox Valley Potato Chlp Co. XVQ' Supply Rl'SlZllH'!lI'lfS :md rl'2lVCI'IlS with Popforn ana' Pofalo Chips IS2 Downer Pl. Phone 4536 ljfllllfililllfllfj' of SALLY ANN BAKERY QYCONNOR-BILLS, lxc. , . CflIIlfJ1Il1Il'lIf.l' of I Michels - Harral Coal Co. Phone Z-N388 Aurora, lll MATTUON, ILL. MGRE PCJWER to the Class of IQLI-0 Chicago Chapter of Marmion Fathers' Club erm Zfouf ' : Amenta as a wall Hower? Schramer with a new joke book? Barry getting high-hat? Pete Feuerstein complimenting Kiligrew? Tom lllahon smoking a cigar? Devine asking someones advice? Small saying Pardon Me to a Freshie? Spook Symmers throwing a big feed for the faculty? Greasy hlalloy as a boxing instructor? Doc Kramer doing his home work on Saturday night? Cadet P.F.C. Schoen graduate as Captain of Co. A? lst Lt. VVaindle wears his loud socks for months at a time because he likes them- this one really stunk. Cadet Tony Lawson taking Hedy Lalllarr out to the 'l'rianon Ballroom for a hamburger? .laneczko combing his hair without a gallon of hair oil? Kramer making a tackle? Wolaver without a car to get to Villa Park? Wiley without Berg? Boyle keeping quiet in ranks? Feuerstein falling in love? Connery handing in his typing lesson on time? Waindle as a jitterbug King? Talbot catering to a Freshman? Buchet Berg giving up moaning about everything? Big Bob Wiley as a full grown midget? Butch Sheeby as a bartender? Berg not getting a daily letter from Peggy? Nlalloy without Neher? Tom Radigan buying his own notebook paper? Covelli with blond hair? 'l'om lhlahon wearing Al Sehoen's shoes? .laneczko shining his own buttons? Rippinger without his dimples? Russell never talking in his sleep? Sensor ever being present at a Christian Leadership llleeting? l.entz returning that overdue Library book? lyliebels using anything but lfthel in bis car? Lambert with a girl friend? Youssi with his own shining equipment? VVhat attracts Bender up at St. Charles every third Sunday? VVolaver never faking it? lValker without his two-bit words? Baldauf sitting thru a whole period without blowing off about something? l'fsser not shooting the bull? Bruch with his class ring? Feldott CGusl not griping? Frantzen not on the South Side? H191 F., BEST WISI-I ES A N D SUCCESS 952.2412 TO THE GRADUATES ,,,, M, SAVE on GAS MERCHANTS f Refmers NATIONAL Petroleum Co. 512 N. Broadway OF Aurora, Ill. AURQRA ' Tank Car . . To You ATTENTIONf Graduates 1940 are you going to college? Prepare for your life's work under Catholic auspices at The University of Dayton DAYTON, OHIO Founded 1850 Conducted ivy the Society of iW:u'y Accredited by Lending Stzlndzirdizcd Agencies 1l'ri11' for ilzfnrmnfiou about t'0IlI'A'l'.Y to Thr' lQI'fji.YfIYIl', UNIVICRSVIXY OF DAYTON, Dll.1'fllll, Ohio Compliments of . . . The urora Chapter Knight of Columbu Home of I94I State Conbention v. - . F vwpyy1qp.w,v H211 Enjoy Fresh Milk at Best Wishes its Best! fI'Q-H1 VVe invite you to try THE Oberweis llairy's AURGRA Homogenized NATIONAL In Phone 2-7147 Compliments of Nlarmion Military Academy Alumni Club CWOLBY, INC. bumrf U omrn .v ,f'lfiflfIl'l'1 and Shoes F. D. lN1t'HUGH, Alannger liwml ' y at Mai Aurora s Busy Fashion Corner COM PLI MENTS OF A FRIEND Salvo on Fino Furniture -AT- Aurora Furniture Company l00 Galt- St., cor. Rivcr St. Aurora, lll. fJ0lllf71illIl'II fx of FREEMAN - glvrisf North Aurora Elevator Co. l,l7M lilillw COAL--GRAIN Phone Aurora -l-091 Ollices also :lt Sugar Grove nnml Bri:-t l H-1 Cleaners -l-Ilour Service if Desired lJ1l'fl1H'I'.l' by Trazlff-Noi by Name' fm-l0 New York St. Phone 2-1000 VVATCH FOR OUR OPENING 26 NISNV ALLEYS J urorn '.v I in ext Sylvandell Bowling Alleys Cvlllllfllilllfvlfi' of ATR. and TNTRS. T. lVlAHON METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE ,X A'l!t'fl'0f70fI.fIlII fwfff fl you for II job Phone 2-076l 8-lo Downer Pl. Aurora, Ill. R. M. Eberly, Inc. DRUGS PAINTS VARNISHES o 27 N. Broadway Phone 2-0783 Cn111p1il1l1'1lf.v Varslty Basketball Team VVILEY VVOLAVIQR BUDLER BICRG CAPT. PlQ'FlQ FICUICRSTIQIN I1231 L1241 '--v--f--V'-vu-mv-n-1 v rv X- - DePaul University, Chicago fl U?ZIl1!C1'.Tifj' fha! can p1'0f0ll1I0l1y IIHEFI your life Graduate School College of Liberal Arts College of Law College of Commerce Secretarial School School of lVIuSic Department of Drama School of Nursing Education Day and Evening Classes Compliments to THE SENIOR CLASS AND MARMION MILITARY ACADEMY MRS. GIRODAT Gan Qfou 5 : Brother Gerard letting you take a bottle out of the Post Exchange without a deposit? Capt. Haugland as a Mad Chemist ? Capt. Bednard as a Polish General? Fr. Gerald, smoking a pipe? Br. Henry giving someone a uniform that tits? Fr. Damian smoking a cigarette? Fr. Norbert talking without a dravvl? Fr. Hubert with a mustache? Sgt. Horton in civilian clothes? Br. Henry without his horse? Fr. Gerald being angry? Br. Gerard giving credit in the post exchange? Capt. Galbreath not saying Hyou see what l mean ? Major Schmalle playing a piano? Fr. Raymond or XVilfred loosing their temper? Major Barnhill being a 'lYankee ? Fr. Columban without a hand full of 5 for IUC see-gars? Fr. Robert as 4'The Super-many? Br. Gerard being a Nazi? Capt. Kleindorfer waiting on someone in the post exchange? Fr. Sebastian being Coxswain on the crew? Major Armin leaving the gym doors open all day? Capt. Dobbins running the hundred yard dash in 20 tlatl Cpuff, puffj Capt. Maley boxing 'ltwo-ton Galento ? Fr. Columban scoring a basket in any basketball game? H251 BEST OF LUCK CADETS CDF 1940 fxcfxy ' 3 Compliments of CLASS OF 19 41 To the Class of IQLLO: We hate to see you leave-- You were real sportsmen. 0 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT CAPT. IRICLANIJ FR. COLUMBAN I'R XVII l'RlI L API BI I 'NARI LAP1 C 1 IIN graduates I 'Dani' Cjorget to join the Jbflarmion Mlumni Club l 5,-,p.,i-u ' -vu ' --- yr-, We Did The Engraving For the Qeveiiie af IQLLCD Gia G. R Grubb and Company Champaign, illinois alfa Finch C9 iviccullouciri Printers - Binders - publishers Dial 8788 Aurora, lil. are Reaeilfe flahan Gmc! .Bal Abell, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Abhalter, M. C. Adams and Regnier Alshuler Bros. Co. Alshuler, E. Aronard Recreation Center Assel, Peter G. Aurora Beacon News Aurora Concrete Products Co. Aurora Dairy Aurora Dental Association Aurora Labor Temple Aurora Shoe Repair Bachner, Mr. E. F. Balthazar, Dr. Barber-Greene Co. Beckman, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bendixen, Mr. and Mrs. Berg, Mrs. R. P. Biesemier, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Block and Kuhl Co. Borman, A. H. and Co. Bowman Cafe Brennan Coal Co. Braun, Susan Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. T. VV. Bud's Smoke Shop Burr, Ralph Cantrell, Mrs. H. G. Central Lounge Churchill, Dr. City Hall Pharmacy Citizens Loan Trust Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Coughlin, Dr. Courchene, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Daly, Dr. Dellenberg Demas, Mr. and Mrs. DiMatteo, Mr. and Mrs. D. Drake Grocery Store Dreyer-Denney Clinic Eat More Restaurant Iiberly, Inc. Eby-Youngen Elks Club Elwell, J. F. Erlenborn's Supply Federal Bake Shop Feltes Coal Co. Felz Motor Sales Feuerstein, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Father T. G. Focht, lWr. and Nlrs. A. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. G. Frazer and Evans, Inc. Freeman, Peter Friederls Tavern Frisch, Nick Fox River Tavern Fox Valley Ice Cream Gallagher, lWrs. M. C. Gartner, Karl Garvin, F. P. Grant, W. T. GreenWald's Grignon, George Grimm Drug Store Harker's Body Shop Harkinson Drug Store Harter, Philip Hartsburg and Hawksley Hayes, M rs. Mary Healy Chapel Hester, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill, Harry Hill, john Hi's Place Hoffman and Son Hopp's Grocery Hauser, john janeszko, Mr. Frank jesson, Mrs. E. john's Shoe Shop jungles, Peter Kartheiser and Son Keating, E. J. Keating, H. E. Attorney L. C H. Kelleher, Mr. and Mrs. T. l129fI !EF!p5nHwv V ww-3 12 l130J '-.1 fn, --- ,, Redeilfe pahon Gmc! fin' Keyes, Dr. A. L. Klimek, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Knoppe, Mrs. May Kolesa, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kresge Co., S. S. Kuechel Bake Shop Latchford, Mr. and Mrs. G. P., Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lee's Ice Cream Lee, Dr. M. L. Lietz and Grometer Lies Brothers Lucas and Son lylagill, E. J. Marshall, C. W. Marshall, Ray L. Marywood Players Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mathew, Mr. and Mrs. VVm. Matt's Barber Shop May Electric McCormick Oil Co. Meister, Dr. E. E. Mieczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. Millen Brothers Mocny Modaff, N. Morris, J., and Co. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Napier, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Norwood Co. Nu-Enamel Aurora Co. O'Conner, Mrs. D. J. Old Second National Bank Ochsenschlager Grocery Pappas, Mr. and Mrs. J. Paramount Food Market Paramount Stationers Peterson's and Son, F. O. Pike, L. V. Plante Garage Plumer, H. R. Purity-Marine Grill Radio Station UWMRGH Rainbow Gardens J Rausch Brothers Grocery Reliable Grocery Rice and Son, J. D. Riedel, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Rietz, Miss Helen Riley-Weingart Riverside Barber Shop Rogal, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Tavern Schmitz and Gretencort Schnittgen, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Schoen, Mr. A. H. Schyer, Father Sears and Roebuck Sencenbaugh, S. S. Simons Furniture Store Slater, Mrs. H. Skoglund and Son Small, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Smith, L C, Typewriters, Inc. Snedeker's Cafe Squires, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Staudt and Neumann St. Charles Hospital Stengel, Mr. L. A. St. Joseph Hospital Stran Service Station Starshak, Mr. F. X. Tanner Hardware Todd-White Lumber Co. Totman Grocery United Auto Sales Valley Chevrolet Victor, A. Waegner's Shoes Waindle, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wait-Ross-Allanson Ward and Jones VVest, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Western United Gas and Electric Co Witkowski, Mr. and Mrs. V. Woolworth, F. W. and Co. Zmugg, Dr. A. J. Zosky, Mr. T. H. . -.....L. 4........s: 5 Y ' F'-' 4 - , 1 Azfipbizc Review W'I! 5F 4 ' H321 atm The following football and basketball records have been compiled for the purpose of giving our cadets a birdseye view of the past teams. We know that the records are not complete, thus the reason for this note. If, by chance you happen upon this section of athletic records and after reading them you find certain contests not listed please drop a card to me with the correct score and date of contest. I hope in time to have a very accurate list of all past athletic contests in which either Fox Valley or Marmion had part in. Very truly, GEORGE IRELAND Director of Athletics Address: MARMION MILITARY ACADEMY OI' 807 Spruce Street Aurora, Illinois 4045 Walleq-lflaamion Qaalfdall Reccvul Year Won Lost Tied Percentage I927 I 0 0 I000 I928 I 2 0 333 I9Z9 I Z 0 333 I930 2 2 2 500 I93I I 5 2 I67 I 932 6 0 0 I 000 I933 5 I I 833 I934- 4 5 0 4-I4 I935 0 7 I 000 I936 I 7 I I25 I937 2 6 I 250 I938 2 5 I 286 I939 S 3 0 625 I3 years 31 45 9 408 Won Lost Tied Pe Fox Valley Percentage, I2 II 4 522 Murmion Percentage I I9 34 5 358 H331 H341 4m Walleq -Maandon qaaidall Ramada Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley Fox Valley 3 VARSITY-1927 25 Woodstock .....,.. 25 Record: Won 1-Lost 0-Percentage IOOOW Athletic Direcior-Mr. Masterson Coach-B. Funk QEHSD Captain-B. Kartheiser Illanager--C. Jungels VARSITY-1928 0 St. Rita O Mooseheart , ........ 12 St. Albans ,,..,. 12 Record: Won 1-Lost 2-Percentage 33398 Coach-J. Stevenson Qlll. Nor.l Captain-O. Powolic Manager-G. Bushman VARSITY-1929 0 Mooseheart CBD 0 Sr. Rita 6 Sandwich . 6 Record : VVon 1-Lost 2-Percentage 3332: Athletic Director--Fr. Stengel Coach-J. Fraham CLoyolaJ Captain-H. Wiagman Jlflanager-G. Bushman VARSITY-1930 6 Batavia .. 6 Aquin . ...... 0 Lockport ............, , ...l2 St. Albans .. . 0 Mooseheart CBD 0 St. Thomas 24 Record: Won 2-Lost 2-Tied 2-Percentage 5001, Athletic Director-J. Freham Coach-Fr. Stengle Captain-L. Pike .Manager--G. Bushman , eu ' - V 1. . , - 2 -in N- .g...l.n..1..2....4 A 'Yew Walfeq -Maomim Qaaifdall f3ecooJ4 Fox Valley ........ ..,...... 0 Batavia .. .. 0 Fox Valley .....,.. .,...,,.. 1 2 St. Albans ,. ..... . 0 Fox Valley ........ ,.... 0 St. Rita ,..,A. ......... 1 8 Fox Valley 4 ,..... ,.... 6 Lockport ..,...., ......... 1 4 Fox Valley .. .,,.. ...,..... 1 2 Spaulding ....., ......... 1 3 Fox Valley ,....... ..... 0 St. Thomas .... ..... 6 Fox Valley . , .,., ...,. 0 E Fenwick ...,.. ..,. . 6 Fox Valley ,....... ...,. 7 Mooseheart ..,.... ...,, 7 37 g 64 Record : Won 1-Lost 5-Tied 2--Percentage 1679723 Athletic Director-F r. Dickinson Coach-Ralph Dunley VARSITY-1932 Fox Valley ........ ......... 1 9 St. Michaels ...... ..,...,.. 0 Fox Valley .... ........ 1 3 St. Bede .4.,........... ,..... . .. 0 Fox Valley ...,.,.. ........ 2 7 Cath. Hammond ..,.. .,...... 7 Fox Valley .....,.. ...,..... 1 9 Mooseheart ,....,....,. .......,. O Fox Valley ,. .... ...,..., 1 2 DeLaSalle ,......, ........ . 7 Fox Valley ...,,... .........,.. 2 8 Spaulding .....i ,..,,,... 0 118 14 Record : Won 6-Lost 0-Percentage 1000'Zp Athletic Director-Fr. Dickinson Coach-Ralph Dunley Captain-Bill Petit M anager--Elmer Fidler VARSITY-1933 Marmion .......... 30 St. Michaels 0 Marmion .....,. .,....,. 6 St. Bede ..4....., ........ 0 Marmion ...,... ....,., 3 7 St. Thomas ...,. ...... 0 Marmion ....... .,..... 1 4 DeLaSalle .... .,..,... 0 Marmion ....... ........ O St. Rita ..,........ ,. ........ 0 Marmion ....,.. ........ 1 4 Spaulding ,. 6 Marmion ........ 6 Mooseheart A . .. 21 5 1 107 27 Record : VVon 5-Lost 1-Tied l--Percentage 833 Athletic Director-Fr. Gregory Coach-Ralph Dunley Captain--Alex Tihay lllanager-Gene Piros W I1351 if-I V. D361 404 Walfeq -luafunian qoaliall Reccvufd Marmion Marmion Marmion Nlarmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion M armion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion llflarmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion VARSITY--1934 St. Michaels 0 6 St. Bede .r.,..20 6 St. Thomas 0 2 Joliet .. 0 0 Spring Valley ..,....19 0 Mooseheart HA ........19 .......14 Spaulding 6 .......13 Tilden .. ....20 . ,.... 13 Campion . ,. ...H34 74 118 Recorzls Won 4-Lost 5-Percentage 4-45f4 Reward : Record : Athletir Dirertor-Fr. Gregory Coach-Ralph Dunley Captain-Matt Faley llvlannger-Gene Piros VARSITY-1935 0 St. Michael 6 0 East High 24 7 St. Thomas 13 0 Spring Valley ..4t...20 0 St. Bede ,. ......,.l9 0 Campion 0 6 West High .,...,..12 0 Mooseheart .. ,,.,,,.l8 13 112 Won 0-Lost 7-Tied 1-Percentage 000 flthlelir Dirzfrtor-Fr. Hubert Coach-Ralph Dunley Captain-Jack Jaeger fllzlnrlgfr-lid Bushman VARSITY-1936 ,.t,t..,19 St. Michael 6 O East High ,. 53 0 West High , .......,l8 0 St. Bede ....,.,.26 6 Campion .t......13 6 St. Thomas . M, 6 6 St. Patrick , 7 0 Mooseheart M34 37 163 YVon 1-Lost 7-Tied 1-Percentage l25fZ Athletir Dirertor-Fr. Hubert Conch-Ralph Dunley Captain-Gene Jaeger 1ll!lIlllgPf1xV. Weber 404: Walleq -lffafunian qaaihall Ramada Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmioli M armion Marmion ll-1 armion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion M armion Marmion Marmion Marmion M armion VARSITY-1937 0 LaGrange 0 West High 7 St. Bede St. Thomas 0 Campion St. Patricks 7 Elgin Academy 2 Hammond 0 Nlooseheart 48, Record: Won 2-Lost 6-Tied 1--Percentage 250W Athletic Director-Fr. Hubert Coach-C. Galbreath Qlll. '36, Captain-J. Hill Manager-R. VVeber VARSITY-1938 St. Patricks 7 St. Bede 9 Culver 0 Campion 6 St. Thomas Columbia 0 St. Ignatius lVIorgan Park 79 Record: Won 2-Lost 5-Tied 1-Percentage 2862, Athletic Director-George Ireland CN. D. '36, Coach-C. Galbreath CIII. '36, Captain-R. Madden VARSITY-1939 St. Francis .. . 0 Morgan Park St. Patricks 0 St. Bede 6 Culver .. 7 St. Ignatius St. Thomas 6 Loras 98 Record: Won 5-Lost 3-Tied 0-Percentage 625W Athletic Director--George Ireland KN. D. '36, Coach-C. Galbreath CIII. '36, Captain-Phil Barry Manager-John Lentz 5, P l ' '++3'QW ' ' A H371 amd Year Won Lost Percentage 1928 0 000 1929 0 000 1930 2 400 ' 1931 6 462 1932 8 400 I 1933 101 769 1934 16 571 1935 2 222 1936 6 273 1937 6 316 1938 10 ' 476 1939 ' 15 652 12 years 81 460 Won Lost Pct. Fox Valley Percentage . . A 16 25 390 Marmion Percentage ..,. 65 70 481 1. E1 Q, ' ' s .'r.' 1 awww' ' 'P Wax Walleq -lffafzmian B Recnvdd Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Lockport . ,..,.,. ., ....,., ...., . 1928-29 ......,14 St. Viator 14 Rerord: Won 0-Lost 1 1929-30 .......16 Batavia . . 4 Mooseheart 20 Record: Won 0-Lost 2 1930-31 .......18 Mooseheart 16 VVest Chicago St. Marys fWds.D ..,....15 St. Thomas 86 Record : Won 2-Lost 3 1931-32 .,.....15 Yorkville .......l3 Spaulding .......14 Fenwick DeLaSalle ., 4 ,... 4 ,... 21 St. Marys .... .,.....l4 DeLaSalle .. .......13 Mooseheart ., St, Marys Spaulding Mooseheart Fenwick Geneva . St. George .. .. 235 Record : Won 6-Lost 7 1932-33 Lockport Fenwick 17 Mooseheart .. St. Rita Spaulding 14 St. Bedes .. ...., 17 Mooseheart ussj mf?-fr H401 Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion 12 16 20 26 36 Diocesan St. Thomas St. George Spaulding . Sr. Rita ,. ,... St. Michel .. St. Thomas St. George Fenwick St. Michel Tournament Aquin ....... St. Mary State Tournament St. Marys Belleville St. Joe Cairo 482 Record: Won 8-Lost 12 1933-34 Lockport Fenwick Mooseheart Hyde Park Spaulding . Calumet St. Thomas St. Phillip ., Mooseheart St. Phillip 4. St. Thomas Spaulding . Fenwick 298 Record: VVon 10-Lost 3 Coach-Howard Bond 1934-35 25 26 18 17 15 25 20 Waterman Lockport Fenwick Alumni ...... St. Michel St. Patricks St. Phillips St. Patricks Spaulding . St. Phillips Joliet ..,...... Mooseheart St. Ignatius St. Bedes .A Fenwick Marmion 111 armion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion M armion 1VIarmion Marmion Marmion M armion Marmion lkiarmion Marmion lllarmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion ......,.33 St. Michel ......15 ......,.20 St. Thomas 8 ........30 Joliet . .. , 28 .,......31 West High .. 38 ,.......27 Spaulding .......l6 31 St. Thomas 22 ....,.26 St. Joseph ........24 Spaulding ........35 St. Marys .. ,. 33 St. Thomas 22 ..,.,...24 Fenwick 18 ......,31 St. Marys ......,31 Sena 484 593 Record: Won 16-Lost 12 Coarh-Howard Bond 1935-36 17 Fenwick .. .. ,.,..,.,.26 32 West High ,..21 St. Patricks ..... .... A ,.,.3l ........l9 St. Bede 26 ..,...2O West High 22 ........28 Alumni ,. 32 20 Springfield .,......44 St. Paul .. 7 28 Belleville 20 219 235 Rfrord: Won 2-Lost 7 Coarh-Howard Bond 1936-37 ,..,,,,22 St. Procopuis ., .12 ........11 St. Michaels 4, 20 ..,....,18 Fenwick . .. 36 ,. ,.... 36 St. Thomas ...i,.. ..,...... 3 1 .,......l9 Mooseheart ., .. .. 27 ...,....19 St. Patrick's 38 14 Joliet 44 27 Hammond ...16 .... 16 Fenwick ....... ,.,.ii A . 44 24 St. Thomas 28 ,...,..25 Joliet 50 .....,.23 West High H38 1 .... 26 St. Leo ............. ....... 4 3 ......31 St. Procopuis 26 .....,..15 Lockport 25 ..,.,...14 St. Patrick's H37 21 St. Leo 35 .......22 Mooseheart 40 L1411 Marmlon Marmlon Marmlon Marnuon Total Points Marmlon Mannion Marmlon Marmlon Marmmn Marrmon Mannion Marmnon Marmion Marmnon Marmxon Marmlon Marmxon Mannion Marmion Marmion Marmxon Marmion Total Points Marmion Marmnon Mannion Marmxon- Marmlon Marm1on Marmnon Marmnon Marmnon State Tournament fPeor1a Illznozsj B loommgton Peorna Dzocesan Tournament fWoodstoek Illmozsj Rockford 32 Woodstock Record Won 6-Lost 16 Athletzc Dzreelor Fr Hubert Coach George M Ireland QNotre Damel Captazn E Fmmgan Illanager John Ryan 1937 38 Woodstock Hammond Fenwlck St Thomas St Patncls St Bede Hammond St Thomas West Aurora Woodstock Fenwxck Mooseheart Loyola St Patncks Diocesan Tournament fFreeport Illj State Tournament fQumcy Illj Spaulding St Marys Rock Island Sprmgfield Record Won 6-Lost 13 Athletzc Dzrector George M Ireland Coach--George M Ir land CNotre Dame, Captazn B Mllroy Manager Tohn Rxa 1938 39 Lockport Aqum Columb1a St Patrlcks St Thomas St Ignatius Aqum Fenwlck Bowen V ' .,.......,..,..,.,......................... 30 ' ........ .. 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L ..., 1 .... 20 ' . ' . .....,., .. Marmion .,.................,,,,.. ....,............. 1 6 St. Thomas .....,.... . .........,,.........,.,,.,.....,....,. 22 ' ........ ' ..,................,.,...,................ 38 ......... . , -I j n. ' . .................,....................... 23 ' ,........ .. ' .........................,............,... 22 ' .... ....,,,. . ' ,Y .,.........................,.............. 25 . ' ..... ' ..,..1...,............ : .................., 26 . ....,... .. 1 .....1...,....,........... b ..,............ 34 . ' .. , ' .......................... ' .....,........., 2 9 'I '... ...,,. . ' ........,................................. 32 ' ' ............... . ' .......................,...... ' .............. 3 7 .................. ' ' 'V ' ya.-. 1 -e 1 4 - gf, .ot r , ,. K 5- -- 4 P.. , , -. Marmion ..,. Marmion ..... Marmion ..,. Marmion .... Marmion .... Marmion .... Marmion .... Marmion .... Marmion .,... Marmion ,.... Marmion ..,, Marmion .... Marmion ..,,. Marmion .... Marmion , Marmion .... Marmion . lVIarmion Marmion Marmion .,... Marmion ..,. Marmion Marmion 4.4., Marmion ..... Marmion .... Marmion ..... Marmion ..., Marmion .. Marmion , Marmion . I Iklarmion ..,,. Marmion . Marmion ...,, Marmion .,... Marmion Total Points ,.......18 Columbia ........28 Fenwick ........21 St. Bede ........26 Mooseheart ........31 St. Patricks ........27 Elgin ....,...27 St. Thomas .r......27 Mooseheart De Paul 488 State Tournament St. Bede St. Paul St. Joe Record: Won 10-Lost 11 Athletic Director--George IW. Ireland Coach-George M. Ireland CNotre Damej Captain-George O'Connor Manager-Jack Ryan 1939-40 ,.....,.40 St. Thomas ,.......30 St. Patricks .. ........35 Lockport .....,..31 St. Bede ........21 St. Ignatius ........3O Fenwick .4......17 St. Patricks ,.,.....24 South Bend 30 Mt. Carmel .......37 St. Ignatius .......29 Morgan Park ,....,..34 Mt. Carmel .....,..28 St. Bede ..,....23 Mooseheart .......24 Fenwick 30 St. Thomas Mooseheart ,. .....,............,....... 37 Morgan Park .T State Tournament fSpringfield, Illinoisj Cairo fSt. Joel .. National Tournament fChicago, Illinoisj Messmer .. ....,...27 St. Augustine Trinity Record: Won 15-Lost 8-Percentage 652 Athletic Director-George IVI. Ireland C oath-George IVI. Ireland CNotre Damej Captain-Jack Feuerstein Manager-Jack Walker H431 n A 'IF F WA., tw in if ., . L MSS Qi l - -ow .1 , , , rf f ..,'-n -'K .A X ,QV A Ask, 4 av A.. -M ,,,,, M- in -1.1 W, J' 5.1: .V ,NMA Q fi' ww .- f 3216 iv 7 45 ai l. Q . O u s I .yd . -.-i2,rf,f:y.J:,': f-f..i ...- ' .4:.'...- .4,,:mf - ' '