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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

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We have en- ioyed the privilege of representing our class in the presentation of this boolc and sincerely hope that we have given the Cadets a fitting reminder ol: their past year at Marmion .... fbecficalfion REVERIEND FATHER LIOSEPH, 0.8.13 11m11'mm-fer As a mark of sincere appreciation for his ceaseless and often unheralded labors in our behalf, We the class of 1942 dedicate volume six of the Reveille to Marmion's scholarly Headmaster, Father joseph Battaglia, O.S.B. Because of his versatile knowledge, unlimited patience, untiring effort, unflagging zeal,constant vigilance, excellent judgment, practical guidance, impartial attitude, genial good humor and inspiring example, Marmion has retained and increased its enviable repu- tation for lofty academic standards and real scholastic accomplishments. Q , ,px 69 C Q Spb 0:5 CJY' .Gui 95 on Outxtunding Patron Card Sellers Refveille Photographer CADET T. J. HOFFMAN CADET j. A. BAKER CADET D. J. PETIT CADET J. C. GITS Front Rom'-R. Schele, R. Charles, R. O'Connor, R. Sage, L. A. Lawson, J. L. Corrigan. l?a1'le Rofu'-T. J. l'1oi'fman, R. M. Reuland, ll. M. Kleckner, I.. J. Horan, VV. F. VValker, D. J. H k I n opp, A. lia'er, R. VV. VW so . Co-lfzliffnzv . HR. J. Sclielc, J. L. Corrigan ulvtivity Editor , .......,. . . P. YVali Sports Editors .. . . J. Charles, R. J. O'Com1or .ldwrlixing J. Hoffman, J. A. Baker, L. J. Horan. U. Hopp, H. IW. Klcckner CAPTAIN Gnoimn M. IRE1..xNo lgIl5iIlf'.K'X JTIIKIIIIIQFVX , ,, , . , HR. W. Wilsrili, R. Sag? Favulty .-Idwisar 7 Cirrzzlniiozz .. ,. . R. NI. Reuland, L. A. Lawson 'l'ypi.vI.v ,, ,.,, L. F. Jennings, C. H. Dold, U. F1'z1ntzc-n, R. A. ScliaHnc1'. PX D NWN XS YR mxo N r l M om aailxm 146601 RT. REV, lr:N.x'r1us Essen, O. 8.1-3. .-Hallo! of St. Mfinrnd You, lWarmion's first war class, are about to enter a world inflamed by War and hatred. Keep uppermost in your souls and your minds the training you have received at Marmion. With God's blessing, they will stand you in good stead. Our country needs men, Marmion men, prepared mentally, morally and physically to take their places of leadership in our armed forces and in the businesses which will enable our armed forces to fulfill their mission, victory for God and for country. Credo Deo rt Iurturi pro patriau has been your mottog keep it as your motto. Mzzy God be with you. Zladm IVMAMZ, 0. S. B. OlNillWENCElVIENT is here. You leave the por- tals of Marmion Where for four years you were guard- ed and sheltered. You pass from the pitfalls of human existence into a War torn world. VVhethcr in college, civil life, or with the armed forces you will be taking an active part in some phase of the battle of life. Char- acter as developed here will be your guide to light your way thru difficult situations. Remember the principles you have been taught. Cling to them even thru the Ere of battle. Be men of Nlarmion, men of God. Be strong, courageous, steadfast, and loyal. And may God bless you in the immensity of His Goodness. Riaviakiaxii Fi'riiisi: Noiuzicicr, 0 s I umlrr and Sllf7f'I'fIIf1'Il 'Il H Amiga, .... A. N .,,. E Manage ham Ncaelanq Baafula Mwnam Gaumd FR. NORBERT, O.S.B., Chairman FR. JOSEPH, o.s.B. FR. RAYMOND, O.S.B. FR. WILFRID, O.S.B. rqcafeauf .SEM FR. NORBERT, O.S.B., Chairman FR. JOSEPH, O.S.B. FR. MAURICE, O.S.B. FR. WILFRID, O.S.B. COL. L. H. BARNHILL MR. DENNIS SPITZMESSER rqifzleiicllaaazl Cunha! Baaacloffb' of CAPTAIN G. M. IRELAND, Chairman FR. VVILFRID, O.S.B., Chairman ER. COLUMBAN, O.S.B. FR. JOSEPH, O.S.B. FR. LEONARD, O.S.B. CAPTAIN JOSEPH AVERDICK FR. WILFRID, O.S.B. CAPTAIN HENRY M. FALLON Giau Ndauau CAPTAIN JOHN O'GRADY CAPTAIN JOHN MCNEVIN CAPTAIN ANDREW DUNN CAPTAIN JOSEPH AVERDICK .Z ,Qaeda JOSEPH, O.S.B., Engfish, Chairman FR. MAURICE, O.S.B., Religion FR. ALCU FR. COLIIMBAN, O.S.B. CAPTAIN JOSEPH AVERDICK, Sfienrc CAPTAIN T. J. BEDNARD, Mathemalirs CAPTAIN GEO FR. IN, O.S.B., Language , Commerrial RGE IRELAND, Sorial Studie: 1. Fzxtlif-1' .I-us:-ph, U.5.R., A.H., A.M. Hezxdmnflvr 'L Father Alcnin. 0.S.H.. A.l4. Rf-lixrinn fI.a1in -1. Fallhvi' Culunihun, U,S,l4., A.l5. Iivliyginn Spanish' limnkkecpimg H, Fathvr Maurice- 0,S.lL. A.l1. Fhapluinf'-Reliyriun ll, Father Roh:-'l'1 0 S.l4., A.l!.. M.A. RL-liizinn fI :HlIliSh Uiwsxaniw aww., Father Wilfrid, O.S.B., A.lK. Commandzmt Father Damian 0.S.li., A.l!. Rcliyrinn English Fathcr Hubert 0.S.l4.. A.B. Rcligrinnn History Father Leonard 0.S.ll., A.I!. Religiunw -History---fLutin Father Raymond 0.S.IZ., A.B., M.A. Relig:ionffl4Imzlish fa .' - xzistinn, ll.S.l4., AJS. Religion 'History-glmtin emu., 1. Captain Joseph M. Averdick, A.B., M.A. Physics---Chemistry 3. Captain Thad. J. Bednard, A.B., M.A. Geometry-Algebra 2. Lt. Col. Lester H. Barnhill A.B. P.M.S.T. 5. Captain Henry M. Fallon, B.S. Geography-Algebra 4. Serpzt. Joseph M. Enderlin, Tactical Officer 8. Captain George M. Ireland, A.B. Civics-Sociology Director of Athletics. 10. Captain John McNevin, RS., MS. English-Economics 12. William E. Rim:-l, A.B. Tactical Oflicer 6. Captain Theodore Haugland, A.B. Physics 7. Serfzt. Harold J. Horton, Tactical Officer 9. Captain Albert L. Lynch, A.B. Algebra 11. Captain John O'Grady A.B., M.A. Mechanical Drawing 13. Captain Arnold J. Schaeffers, A. B. Science BR. HENRY, 0.5.3. Brother Henry is the Academy tailor. in which all uniforms originate, including their repairs which requires a 2-l hour vigil. The hrother is also in charge of our new cleaning equipment. Brother Henry has been with us for many years, and is very much appreciated. Weneaaile 8401110111 Brother Gerard is an all around man. heing iniirmarian and in charge of the rc- nowned canteen. Not having enough to do taking heed of 388 cadets, l see him wash- ing the school has and painting the school field pieces. Brother Gerard is Very popular amongst the Corps, not only hecause he has the keys to the canteen, hut because of his jovial mood. HR. Gi-'R,xim, 0.8.15 4aaeweZl ancf Qual .luck eapfain fbann Ambitions and aspirations for sound bodies, sportsmanship, and loyalty were just a few of the qualities instilled in the heart of every Marmion Cadet by Captain Dunn. Aside from his duties of in- struction in Commercial Subjects he organized and conducted a very efficient intra-mural recreational program. His services here at lVlarmion were terminated by a Government order to fill a position in St. lVlarie. Michigan. The Cadet Corps and Faculty are sure that Captain Dunn will be as successful in his new undertakings as he was at Marmion. Qazfhea Bmeclicz' As a result of the appointment of Father Benedict, O.S.B., to the Pastorate of St. lVlarys Church, Huntingburg, lndiana, the Cadet Corps lost the congenial compan- ionship of a line instructor and true friend. Father Benedict was well noted for his counselship among the students, who contin- ua'lj' sought his advice. The Faculty and Cadet Corps extend their sincerest wishes to a great priest, Father Benedict. No greater proof could be asked of the accomplishments of a man: as shown by the tangible improve- ments under the supervision of Nlajor W. F. Armin. During his three years of service lllajor Armin's greatest achievement was in attaining the construction of the 550,000 recreation building, long a necessity on the campus. Installa- tion of a new mess hall, recreation- al facilities, an adequate post-ex- change and countless ground im- provements were just a few of the numerous deeds of our former quartermaster. ln his new position in South Bend we wish him the success that was his here at hlarmion. We 0-'ZOB Mxss VERA BARTON :l.fxi.rtan! Trrasurrr and Boolekrrprr Mlss EMME SHUTA MR. DENNIS j. Svrrzmsssnk Q111u'lr'rrnrl.vlrr Rfyislrm' and Sz'r'rf'Ia1'y to flu' Ilfrnlmmtrr Mxss MARIAN METTE1, Sl'1'l'Ff!l7'y to lllr Crunfnrlrzdarzt and P.M.S.Gf T. Miss RUTH KNARA Srfrflary In Ihr L,lll1l'f1'ffVlI1Jfl'f Miss LORETTA IJOYLE Sr4'r1'fary to tllr Supfrinlrndfnt Miss RUTHE VVEBER Sfwitcllboard Uprratnr LPX You, our dear friends. Some of you will journey through life with us, others, our re- lationship must terminate on Graduation- but to you all, dear buddies, we bid farewell and sayg We'll Always Remember. You, our faculty. It was through your efforts and understanding that our goal has been attained. You, the buildings of the Academy. With- in your walls we studied and worked, failed and achievedvall the time living the happiest years of our lives. You-the chapel, the library, and the gym. Where we sought the guidance of God, where we lived a thousand lives in fiction, where we breathlessly watched and cheered our teams on to victory. -All of these constitute you, dear Mar- mioneto you we bid farewell saying- PVe'll dlfways Remember . l Quan! By Thr' Seniaa 61444 gfficvui CfmE'1' DONALD FRAN'1'z1aN, Serremry CADE1' HAYDliN CURRY, Prexizlwzt CA-xDE'r LAWRENCE SCHNIT'1'Gl2N, Vim Prrsizlrnt CADIV1' RICHARD fTCONNOR, 7'!'!'fJSll7't'I' 6 Cadet Captain HARRY N. CAN'l'R1iLL Born june 5, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Leo, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 1. Corporal Co. A 2. Sergeant Co. A 3. Captain Co. A 4. Monograms Club 4. Football 3, 4. Cadet Staff 4. Ofiiceris Club 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Cadet Sergeant OTTO CARROZA Born August 18, 1925, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Peters, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Corporal Co. C 3. Sergeant Co. C 4. Cadet Corporal GERALD D. ABEL Born September 20, 1925, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Our Lady Of Good Counsel Aurora, Illinois. Private CO. C 1, 2, 3. Corporal Co. C 4. Cadet Sergeant JOHN C. BESCH Born November 27, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Nicholas, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2, 3. Sergeant Co. C 4. 'A' 'Ir 'A' Cadet 2nd Lieutenant GEORGE D. CARPEN'l'lCll Born February 22, 1924, Chillicothe, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Be rna rd, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 1, 2. Corporal Co. A 3. 2nd Lieutenant Co. Track 3, 4. OtIicer's Club 4. Cadet Prifvatf ROBERT J. C11.ARLES Born August 12, 1925, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 from Mt. Carmel High School Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 3. Private Co. E 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Dramatic Club 3, 4. Reveille Staff 3, 4. A4. v Cadet Private JOHN A. BAKER Born September 15, 1924 Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Joseph, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Corporal EDWARD R. BROWNE Born May 31, 1924, Geneva, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Mary's, Elgin, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2, 3. Corporal Co. D 4. Choir 1, 2. Cadet Prifvate ROBERT C. CONATY Born August 3, 1924, Richmond, Virginia. Entered Marmion 1941 St. Joseph, Richmond, Virginia. Private Co. A 4. Football 4. Baseball 4. Cadet Prifvate WILLIAIXI D. CRAIG Born July 1, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. from Entered Marmion 1941 from Santa Barbara, California. Private Co. E 4. Corporal Co. E 4. Rifle Team 4. Cadet Sergeant JAMES L. CORRIGAN Born March 26, 1925, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion from Holy Angels, Aurora, Illinois. Private Band 1. Corporal Band 2. Sergeant Band 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Co-editor Reveille 4. Cadet Stal? 4. School Bugler 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Ist Lieutenant BERT J. CULLER Born March 6, 1924, Cicero, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Jefferson School, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 1. Corporal Co. A 2. Sergeant Staff 3. 1st Lieutenant Co. E 4. OI'l'icer's Club 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. I if 'A' 'A' Cadet Captain HAYDEN C. CURRY Born August 10, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1933 from St. Irene, Wheaton, Illinois. Private Co B 1, 2. Sergeant Co. B 3. Captain Co. C 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Football 4. Baseball 4. OHicer's Club 4. Cadet Sergeant CLEMENT J. DE,LEON Born July 17, 1925, Oak Park, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Sacred Heart, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 3. Corporal Co. C 3. Sergeant Co. C 4. Cade! Sergeant RAYMOND J. CYR Born November 15, 1923, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 from Abbey School, Denver, Colorado. Private Co. B 3. Corporal Co. D 4. Sergeant Co. D 4. Cade! Sergeant LEONARD D1vIocHowsKI Born April 26, 1922, Rockford, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Stanislaus, Rockford, Illinois. Private Co. A 1, 2. P. F. C. Co. A 3. Sergeant Co E 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Football 3, 4. Co-Captain Football 4. Choir 4. Cadet Sergeant ROBERT J. FEL1'Es Born March 20, 1924, North Aurora, Illinois, Entered Marmion 1938 from Annunciation, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2, 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. Football 3, 4. R. O.T. C. Camp 3. Baseball 3, 4. Cadet Captain GERALD F. FLANNLGAN Born September 23, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Michels, Wheaton, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Sergeant Co. B 3. Captain Co. B 4. Oflicer's Club 4. Football 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. Cadet Prifvate CHARLES II. BOLD Born November 11, 1923, Springfield, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Agnes, Springfield, Illinois. Private Co. A 1, 2, 3, 4. Reveille Staff 4. Cadet Prifvate CLARENCE C. EBERHART Born January 12, 1924, Plainfield, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 from Oswego High School, Oswego, Illinois. Private Co. C 3, 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Track 3. ir 'Ir 1' Cadet Prifvate ,IoHN J. F EN'roN Born june 15, 1924, Detroit, Michigan. Entered Marmion 1940. Private Co. B 1, 2. Cadet Prilvate M101-IEAL C. FLOOD Born july 24, 1923. Hardensburg, Kentucky. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Rose's, Hardensburg, Kentucky. Private Co. A 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Staff 3. Crew 3. Track 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. Cade! Ist Lifulenant IDONALD BI. DRIESSEN Born August 24, 1924, St. Charles, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Patrick's, St. Charles, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Corporal Co, C 3. 1st Lieutenant Co. IJ 4. Oflicer's Club 4. Monogram Club 4. Football 3, 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant GIERALD VV. ESSER Born October 4, 1924, Montgomery, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Holy Angels, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Sergeant Co. C 3. 2nd Lieutenant Co. C 4. Rifle Team 3, 4. Cadet First Sergeant DONALD J. FRANTZEN Born September 22, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Nicholas, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Sergeant Co. B 3. lst Sergeant Co. C 4. Basketball 2, 3g Captain 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Class OI'Iicer 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant JAMES A. GRIFFIN Born August 20, 1924, Springfield, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Pauls, Springfield, Illinois. Private Co. A 1, 2, 3. 2nd Lieutenant Co. E 4. OfIicer's Club 4. R.O.T. C. Camp 3. Cadet Prifvate EUGENE GANLEY Born October 24, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 from Lisle High School, Lisle, Illinois. Private Co. C 3, 4. Cadet Prifvate DONALD S. HILL Born July 19, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1 St. Joseph, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, Z, 3, 4. V 938 from 'k 'A' if Cadet Sergeant THOMAS J. HOFFMAN Born December 8, 1924. Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Nicholas, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Corporal Co. D 3. Sergeant Co. D 4. Reveille Staff 4. Cadet Sergeant DONALD J. HOPF Born December 15, 1923. Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Joseph, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Corporal Co. B 3. Sergeant Co. C 4. Cadet Corporal WILLIAM F. HOFFMAN Born July 24, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Immaculate Conception, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A l, 2, 3. Corporal Co. A 4. Cadet 1:1 Lieutenant LAWRENCE J. HORAN Born December 11, 1925. Wheaton, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 f.om St. Michael, Wheaton, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Sergeant Co. C 3. lst Lieutenant Co. C 4. Reveille Staff 4. Cadet Corporal KENNETH C. LA FLEUR Born September 13, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from North Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2, 3. Corporal Co. C 4. Cadet Sergeant ANTHONY L. LAWSON Born October 15, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Our Lady of Peace, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 1, 2. Corporal Co. A 3. Sergeant Co. A 4. Cadet Private STANLEY J. JONES Born October 27, 1925, Boston, Massachusetts. Entered Marmion 1940 from St. Hilary, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 3, 4. Cade! 2nd Lieutenant HUGH M. KLECKNER Born September 1, 1924, Freeport, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Our Lady of Good Counsel, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Sergeant Co. C 3. 2nd Lieutenant Co. D 4. Football 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. OfIicer's Club 4. ir 'lr 'A' Cadet Captain GEORGE P. LATCHFORD Born October 17, 1923, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Gabriel, Chicago, Ill. Private Band 1, 2. Sergeant Band 3. Captain Band 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Ofticer's Club 4. Cadet Sergeant WILLIAM H. LINDEN Born September Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion St. Nicholas, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Corporal Co. B 3. 1st Sergeant Co. B Football 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. Track 3. Basketball 3. 12, 1923, 1938 from 4. Cadet Prifuate GEORGE L. KEENAN Born March 10, 1924, Galesburg, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 from Immaculate Conception H. S Galesburg, Illinois, Private Co. B 3, 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Track 3. Cadet Sergeant JOSEPH C. KUNGHES Born November 6, 1925, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Holy Cross, Batavia, Illinois. Private Co. C 1. Corporal Co. C 2. Sergeant Co. C 3, 4. - Cadet Corporal JOHN J. LIST Born July 28, 1924, Waukegan, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1939 St. Charles, Illinois. Private Co. C 2, 3. Corporal Co. C 4. Rifle Team 3, 4. Cadet Captain fI'om NORMA N J. M EZYDLO Born March 15, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Giles Chicago, Ill. Private Co. A 1. Corporal Co. A 2. Sergeant Co. A 3. Captain Adjutant 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 4. OfIicer's Club 4. Dramatic Club 4. Cadet Sergeant WALTER J. MAHON Born May 12, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Glenbard, Illinois. Private Band 1, 2. Corporal Band 3. Sergeant Band 4. Cadet Private WILLIAM MITCHEI,I. Born June 10, 1924, Des Moines, Iowa. Entered Marmion 1940 from Hyde Park High School, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Football 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. 'A' i' ir I Cadet Sergeant EUGENE F. MOLITOR Born February 19, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmoin 1938 from Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2, 3. Sergeant Co. D 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 4. Cadet Sergeant RICHARD J. O'CONNOR Born February 9, 1925, Mattoon, Illinois. Entered Marmoin 1938 from Mattoon Grade School, Mattoon, Illinois. Private Co. A 1, 2, 3. Sergeant Co. A 4. Class Officer 2, 3, 4. Athletic Manager 2, 3. Our Lady of Good Counsel, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant JOHN E. MURPHY Born November 25, 1923 Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Holy Angels, Aurora, Illinois. Private Band 1, 2. Corporal 3. 2nd Lieutenant 4. Orchestra 3, 4. Ol'licer's Club 4. Reveille Staff 4. Cadet Prifuate A. B. O'I I'0 Born April 11, 1923, Davenport, Iowa. Entered Marmion 1940 from Davenport High School Davenport, Iowa. Private Co. A 1, 2. Cade! Sfrgeant ANDREW' M. PIERCE Born May 13, 1923, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 Oswego High School, Oswego, Illinois. Private Co. C 3. Corporal Co. C 4. Sergeant Co. C 4. Football 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. Cadet Sergeant EDWARD J. PR0c'roR from Born September 13, 1924, Rutland, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Sacred Heart, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Corporal Co. D 3. Sergeant Co. B 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Cadet Srrgeant ROBERT A. PATNAUDE Born December 11, 1923, Lafayette, Indiana. Entered Marmion 1938 from Wolcott, Indiana. Private Co. A 1, 2. Corporal Co. A 3. Stal? Sergeant 4. Cade! Sergeant ANGILO D. PERNA Born May 3, 1924, Geneva, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Holy Cross, Batavia, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Corporal Co. C 3. Sergeant Co. D 4. 'lr i' ir Cadet Captain WERREN P. PIPER Born June 16, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 St. Michaels, Wheaton, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Corporal Co. C 3. Captain Co. B 4. O1'licer's Club 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Cadet Sergeant MICHAEL R. REULA Born June 16, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 St. Nicholas, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Corporal Co. C 3. Sergeant Co. B 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Cadet Corporal GEORGE R. PEARSON Born December 9, 1923, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Entered Marmion 1938 from Nancy Hill School, AuI'ora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2, 3. Corporal Co. B 4. Rifle Team 4. Reveille Staff 4. Cadrl Seargfnl JOSEPII J. PETIT Born December 30, 1924, Batavia, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Holy Cross, Batavia, Illinois. Private Band 1, 2. Corporal Band 3. Sergeant Band 4. from ND from l ,gm Cndr! Sr'l'gf'1l11l AR'I'HUR L. Saou Born April 13, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1939 Green Bay, VVisconsin. Private Co. A 1, 2, 3. Sergeant Co. A 4. Reveille Stal? 4. Cadfl l,l'l'L'llfI' ROBERT -I. SCH 151.12 from Born September 3, 1923, Aurora, lllinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Sacred lleart, Aurora, lllinois. Private Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Reveille Staff 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor 4. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadrt Srrgeant ROBERT A. SCHAFFNIQR Born December 22, 1924, Aurora, lllinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Therese, Aurora, lllinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Corporal Co. B 3. Sergeant Co. B 4. Football 3, Co-Captain 4. Monoglram Club 3, 4. Reveille Staff 4. Track 4. Cadrt Pl'ifl'!Ilf' LAWRENCIE H. ScuNlalnER Born july X, 1924, Detroit, Michigan. Entered Marmion 1940. Private Co. A 3, 4. Tennis 3, 4. ir 'A' i' Cadft S1'r'granl ROBERT E. SCHNIMDRR Born April 19, 1925, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion from Holy Angels, Aurora, lllinois. Private Co. C 1, 2. Corporal Co. C 3. Sergeant Co. C 4. Cade! Prifvatr Leo VV. ScHUs'ruR Born February 7, 1925, Aurora, lllinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Joseph, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Captain LAWRENCE R. Scum rlcFN Born March 3, 1923, Chicago, lllinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Hilary, Chicago, Illinois. Private Co. A 1. Corporal Co. A 2. Sergeant Co. A 3. Captain Co. E 4. Dramatic Club 3, 4. Oflicer's Club 4. Cadet Staff 3, 4. Cadrl Sergeant NVILLIAM A. Srurru Born April 19, 1924, Geneva, lllinois. Entered Marmion 1938 fiom Geneva, lllinois. Private Co. B 1, 2, 3. Corporal Co. D 3. Sergeant Co. D 4. Cadet Sergeant WILLIAM F. VVALKER Born August 2, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Holy Angels, Aurora, Illinois. Private Band 1, 2. Sergeant Band 3, 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Cadet Corporal JOHN H. WALLACE Born June 8, 1924, Rockford, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Freeman School, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2, 3, 4. Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant EDVVARD J. SQUIRES Born December 10, 1923, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from Mt. Carmel, Chicago, Ill. Private Co. A l, 2. Sergeant Co. A 3. 2nd Lieutenant Co. A 4. OHicer's Club 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Cadet Prifvate ROBERT J. THEISEN Born September 15, 1925, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Therese, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. C 1, 2, 3, 4. ir 'lr ir Cadet JOSEPH P. WALL Born October 8, 1924, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 from Loyola, x Chicago, Illinois. Private CO. A 3. Private Co. E 4. Reveille Staff 4. Cadet Staff 4. Crew 3. Cadet Lieutenant BERNARD K. WEILER Born August 6, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from St. Nicholas, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Corporal Co. C 3. Lieutenant Co. B 4. Oflicerls Club 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 3. Cadet Corporal LEO W. STENGEL Born November 25, 1923, Decatur, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1939 from St. Therese High School Decatur, Illinois. Private Co. A 2, 3. Corporal Co. E 4. Football 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. Cadet Corporal NORNIAN G. VOCKE Born March 6, 1924, Dayton, Ohio. Entered Marmion 1938 St. Mary's, Dayton, Ohio. Private Band 1, 2, 3. Corporal Band 4. Dramatic Club 1. Tennis 3, 4. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. from Cadet -Pri-'vate PAUL F. WHITE Bo rn Septembe r Manteno, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1940 from Manteno High Manteno, Illinois. Private Co. A 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Monogram Club 3 Cadet First Lieutenant RALPH W. WILSON 21, 1924, Born September 13, 1924, Harvey, Illinois. Entered Marmion 1938 from School, Holy Angels Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Private Band 1, 2. Sergeant Band 3. lst Lieutenant 4. , 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet First Lieutenant RALPH P. ZETTINGER Born June 29, 1924, Aurora, Illinois. Ente ed Marmion 1938 from St. Nicholas Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Private Co. B 1, 2. Sergeant Co. B 3. lst Lieutenant Co. B 4. Officers Club 4. R. O. T. C. Camp 4. I 'I' i 'I' Senialt fb ' ' ' ancf Jfanaa eacfelld DISTINGUISHED- HONOR- CANTRELL, H. N. BESCH, C. CRAIG, W. D. BROWNE, E. R. CULLER, B. CURRY, H. C. DE'LEON C. ESSER, G. W. DRIESSEN, D. FELTES, R. FRANTZEN, D. FLANNIGAN, G. F. HORAN, L. HOPP, D. KUNCHES, C. LHFLEUR, K. C. PIPER, W. P. LIST, J. J. REULAND, R. M. PEARSON, G. R. SCHNITTGEN, L. R. PERNA, A, D, PETIT, J. J. PROCTOR, E. J. SCHAFFN ER, R. A. SMITH, W. A. WE? .M .4 Lk I A - V MQ W 'New QQ A Virif' , 1- -X A x . W , 1 SH- A WW' ' fiziz H A2 ,x ., N fm Y X , E., A W Q 1 1 V4 x ,A jx .1 .Q , . . M W . ... . i I-l .Q 5, ,. , I A . ' ,Q ' - ' . . . , , Y ' . , ' ' . , ,. xv . 1 Q. 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ZIMMER, D. P. . 2513il'in7ui4fzeJ and .Jlanoa , Galen DISTINGUISHED- HONOR- ANDREASKY, J. A BRANDT, G. R. BABOS, R. J. BUCKLEY, D. J. BARRY, T. M. CAIN, D, W, BENSON, H. J. GOLINVAUX, C. J. BOYLE, E. A. HERNANDEZ, D. DRIESSEN, J. H. HAAS, D. J. KARTHEISER, R. F. KLECKNER, W. C. LINDEN, J. M. LOEWER, W. A. MARTIN, J. P. MILLER, C. F. MILLER, R. N. O'KEEFFE, D. F. OLINGER, G. F. RUMP, R. L. SHANAHAN, J. E. THOMAN, G. M. ALLEN, W. C. CORRIGAN, W. J. ENDERLIN, D. C. FARFAN, W. J. FICHTEL, N. D. FOSTER, R. M. KIMPAN, O. I. LASHLEY, D. J. LYNCH, J. L. MAY, J. A. MODAFF, W. L. MORGAN, J. J. MULCAHEY, E. B. ORSO, J. L. PETERS, R. A. PETIT, P. M. QUINN, E. J. REGELBRU GGE, C. VV. REULAND, J. E. RUDDY, D. J. SCHIELKE, H. O. SMITH, P. A. STANEK, O. J. SWIGARD, C. D. VVARNIMONT, J. JAEGER, R. J. MURRAY, P. F. MURRAY, P. J. MURRAY, T. F. NELSON, R. E. NICKELS, P. L. PETIT, L. F . guidfzecf ana! Alanna APSELL, R. F. BAUMAN, J. R. CHAPLIS, J. A. COOK, A. W. CURTIS, J. J. DRIESSEN, N. E. ERTEL, J. C. 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Cor.. LESTER BARNHILL P. M. S. and T. Lieutenant Colonel Lester H. Barnhill, Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Marmion for the past five years, has been given new duties by the U. S. Army, and has been ordered to report to Camp Croft, Spartan- burg, South Carolina, effective June 6, 1942. Although the faculty and cadet corps will regret very much the loss of Lt. Colonel Barnhill, they extend him every best wish for success at his new post of duty. Lt. Colonel Carnhill came to Marmion in October, 1937, and has been responsible in a very large degree for the line progress of the military department of our school. Since his coming to Marmion fifty-five of our graduates have become eligible for commissions in the United States Army Reserve Corps. Of this group, many have already received their commissions. Before his assignment to Marmion, Lt. Colonel Barnhill was P. M. S. SL T. at the University of Missouri and later the Executive Officer of the C. C. C. Camps, Sparta District, VVisconsin. mm., swf SERFT JOSEPH M. ENDERLIN CAPTAIN THEODORE HAUGLAND SERGT. HAROI.D K. HORTON CAPTAIN W1i.1.1AM E RICE! Tactical Officer Band Imtructor Tnrtlral Ojjirer Tartlral Offer CADIET CAPTAINS CADET OFFICERS adet U. P. Latehford, Cadet L. R. Schnittgen, Cadet G. F. Frunt Ro-u--Cadet H. C. Curry, Cadet L. R. Sehnittgen, Cadet Flannigan, Cadet ll. N. Cantrell, Cadet N. J. Mezydlo, G. P. Latchford, Cadet G. F. Flannigan, Cadet ll. N. Cantrell Cadet VV. P. Piper, Cadet H. C. Curry Cadet VV. P. Piper xlliddlr Rofw-Cadet H. M. Klechner, Cadet U. ll. Carpenter Cadet A. Griflin, Cadet B. K. VVeiler . Burl? R0flL+CZltlCI E. J. Squire, Cadet L. J. Horan, Cadet D. J Driessen, Cadet R. P. Zettinger, Cadet R. VV. VVilson. lllr. Phillip ltlaxwell of the Chicago 'llrihune congratulates Cadet Lawrence R. Schnittgen after presenting him with the gold medal for showing the hest leadership among the cadet oflicers. Cadet Captain Neil H. Cantrell fleftl received the silver medal for having displayed the hest tactical ahility and Cadet Captain Gerald l . lflannigan was awarded the hronze medal for his outstanding ahility to correct defects in his company. COMPANY FIRST PLATOON Front Cfntfr-Captain H. N. Cantrell, lst Lieutenant E. J. Squires. Front Row.:-L. H. Schneider, E. F. Mocny, R. E. Condon, R. E. Nelson, VV. J. Fitzgerald, J. N. Karwaski, B. J. Shine, J. A. Moran, D. C. Enclerlin, E. F. O'Malley, A. L. Sage, J. B. Duray. .lliddlfr Rnfw-J. J. King, D. J. Swanson, R. Kirshchoffer, J. J. Murray, J. L. Lynch, R. M. McDermott, VV. A. Slodowy, T. J. O'KeeFfe, R. J. Maguire. Bark Rww-J. L. Napier, A. B. Otto, J. M. Gubblins, J. P. Rodgers, VV. J. VVeber, D. J. O'KeefTe, R. D. Mitchell, J. Nolan, VV. D. Hanagan. ir 'lr ir SECOND PLATOON Front Crntfr-2nd Lieutenant G. D. Carpenter Front Rua:-ll. A. Klinger, WV. F. Hofmann, C. H. Dnld, WV. G. Mitchell, J. D. Donahue, R. B. Boberg, 'If L. Upchurch, I.. A. Quigly, R. C. Conaty, L. A. Lawson. Jlliddlf Rims-J. E. llill, C. Parker, E. B. Nlulcahey, R. E. Seifert, L. P. Simon, J. C. Daly, J. J. Gaul, J. King, A. P. Gihlin. lififle Roz:-Irl. T. VVest, YV. F. Ray, S. J. Jones, E. Uzelac, R. A. Przeniczny, C. E. Madden, J. J. Curtis, li. J. Hannon, J. L. Buckner. COMPANY FIRST PLATOON Front Cf'11!1'r-Captain VV. P. Piper, lst Lieutenant R. P. Zettinger Front Rom:-G. L. Keenen, R. A. Schailner, G. R. Pea rson, J. A. Baker, D. T. Baker, S. C. Lange, A. J. Kalina, D. F. Buckley, R. J. Babos, j. j. Morgan, R. J. Colwell, J. E. Reulancl, VV. H. Linden. Mfddlr Rofw-L. H. Gilbert, L. F. jennings, E. DI. Cyr, L. J. Konen, R. A. Tuma, R. VV. Cook, J. T. Sherwood, Cox, T. D. Cox, W. G. McVickers, H. L. Feltes. Bark Rofw-D. P. Zimmer, S. C. McCauley, R. -l. jaeger, R. J. Doclsen, R. j. Barbel, H. j. Achim, L. A. Reckinger, j. P. Kelly, R. M. Reuland. 'lr 'A' if SECOND PLATOON Ifruzzt C1'nlr'r-Lieutenant B. K. VV:-iler Front Ron:-Sergeant ll. A. Oeater, Corporal F. F. McManus, U. li. Fenton, li. j. Schroeder, G. A. Anrlreasky, E. M. Frieclers, R. G. Sime, G. P. Murray, F. E. lilIlL'Ul1lHl'l'Zl, 'I'. VV. Ruth, R. G. llescourouez, Sergeant E. Proctor. llliddlz' Rofw-Corporal N. G. Kies, C. VV. Petit, L. F. Petit, A. P. McCoy, VV. F. Ludwig, G. I. Kimpan, G. M. Linclen, YV. G. Corrigan, E. M. Friemlgen. lirlrk Rnfu'-Corporal G. Il. VVallaCe, A. VV. Cook, D. F. Pickert, D. ll. W'olf, Cl. G. Rippinger, G. A. Chaplis, E. R. Nila, R. Bauman, Corporal U. F. Olinger, VV. C. Allen. COMPANY FIRST PLATOON l r'un! CP7IfI'f-C2lI7tZllI1 H. C. Curry, Lieutenant L. J. Horan. Front Rofw-C. C. Eberhard, VV. C. Kleckner, J. A. Schuster, R. J. Thiesen, R. F. Assell, D. E Cain, NV. G. Schumer, B. J. Michels, J. A. Konen, R. A. Pete.s, 'I'. Coyne, O. Carrnza. Middle R01-L:--J. J. List, J. E. Flynn, VV. T. Gorman, R. E. Schock, H. VV. Strahl, F. J. Arimond J. C. Eitel, N. C. Armhrust, R. C. Feltes, J. A. May, T. E. McMahon, J. C. Besch. Back Row:-J. G. Dereski, E. A. Adams, C. F. VVilkins0n, L. VV. Schuster, F. E, King, R. J Culwell, R. J. VVagner, M. LeCuyer, E. F. Modafl. ir ir 'k SECON D PLATOON Front Rofw-D. J. Frantzen, C. J. DeLeon, P. Perez, D. J, Hill, A, W. Crawford, J. J. Hass, W. A. Loewer, P. F. Beyer, D. Meyer, G. Thoman, P. M. Petit, C. E. Hess, J. C. Kunches. Middlr Rau'-D. J. Hopp, G. D. Abel, J. Hanley, N. D. Fitchel, R. N. Mateas, L. NV. Millen, G. M. McCoy, M. Renaud, B. DeI.enn, H. H. Gary, F. J. Guszauskas, P, D. Michaels, H. G. Schielke. Bark Ron'-K. E. LaFleu1', ll. Driessen, R. F. VVeiss, E. G. Buhler, S. R. Makloski, G. C. Gilhe t, D. J. He nandez, R. N. Mille , D. J. Fricde s, J, G. Stanek, L, B. Lowe, VV. E. Fixmer. COMPANY E FIRST PLATOON Front Rofw-P. F. C., U. j. Ralcewich, Sergeant A. M. Pierce, E. M. Gengler, C. B. Ge-ring, j. C. Petree, T. H. Gorman, L. H. Rever, P. L. Nickels, E. E. Aiels, E. P. Stone, N. E. Driessen, F. N. Jacobs, lst Sergeant XV. A. Smith. Illfddlf Row-Sergeant T. J. Hoffman, Corporal E. A. Brown, VV. A. Lowe, J. L. Becker, D. ll. Fitzgerald, F. H. Kluher, C. H. Feltes, J. B. Hartnett, E. A. Saelens, E. Kramer. Bark Rau'-Sergeant A. D. Perna, P. F. C., B. Naughton, C. D. Swigard, R. F. jiminez, E. j. Quinn, G. C. Ahhalter, VV. -I. Brooker, R. L. Amhre, I.. L. Dickes, P. F. C., T. VV. Boyce, Sergeant R. j. Feltes. 'kit SECOND PLATOON Front Rafw-Sergeant R. E. Schneider, Sergeant R. j. Cyr, L. j. Cook, VV. bl. Sears, R. M. Foster, R. j. Schuster, E. E. Meister, F. T. Farwell, T. F. Murray, E. E. Hartman. R. j. Everett. .Vidrflf Rofu'-Corporal F. C. Saelens, P. F. C., V. Erday, L. E. Gerald, A. il. Prisco, D. R. Cor- solini, j. R. McMahon, E. F. O'Connell, j. L. Orso, D. j. Ruddy. Bark Rofw-Corporal R. j. Kartheiser, P. F. C., H. j. Benson, F. J. Thihault, R. R. Geib, D. R. U'Brien, R. j. Rowe, R. P. Olson, VV. A. llolt, R. j. Mangers, Sergeant E. j. Molitor. V COMPANY FIRST PLATOON Fruzil l,'fnl1'r-Captain L. R. Schnittgen, lst Lieutenant H. J. Culler Front Rrmc-J. P. VVall, L. E. Totman, J. A. Murray, J. D. Schira, I. J. Grace, M. C. Flood J. C. Gits, L. M. Kutz, T. B. Giblin, R. F. Totman, L. VV. Dmochowski. Middle Rofw-VV. G. Mahon, R. W. Duflin, R. J. Charles, P. F. VVhite, R. J. Cusack, J. J. Wach ter, G. E. Murphy, J. VV. Sullivan, VV. Madden. Bark Rofu'-J. E. Shanahan, T. M. Barry, L. J. Zosky, R. B. Ackerman, J. ll. VVarnimont, VV. J Farfan, G. Ryan, J. Latendresse, R. J. O'Connor. iii' SECOND PLATUUN lfrnnt I.'rn11'r-2nd Lieutenant J. A. Griffin Front Rom:-M. A. llettich, P. J. Murray, VV. Ci. Craig, K. J. Swanson, R. F. Murphy, J. M. Rogers, H. Eherat, T. L. Kasperski, K. E. Nielsen, J. P. Martin, A. C. Geilv. .lliiliilr Rnfu'-I.. T. llettinger, R. C. Schafer, J. J. Gelaai, R. F. Fleming, B. J. Mieczkowski, J. A. Donahue, J. E. Falcione. D. S. Lashley, VV. T. Distell. Bark Rofu'-L. VV. Stengle, L. T. Kella, ll. VV. George, R. A. Collins, F. S. Richwalski, E. C. Cervenka, R. A. Packo, M. C. Burger, R. P. McDermott. i BAND Front Rofw-VV. F. VVaIker, C. F. Golinveaux, R. L. Rump, li. D. juneau, G. T. Strong, D. xl. Haas, j. P. McDonough, J. J. Sullivan, j. N. Adams, D. -I. Spencer, R. j. Klein. Sfrrnza' Rnfu'-VV. F. MacDonald, G. R. Brandt, G. M. Frieders, VV. L. Sibenaller, E. F. Whor- ral, H. A. DuSell, j. J. Petit, C. F. VVeiler, j. Reding, N. G. Vocke, C. I.. VVeeks, W. P. Mann, J. E. Murphy, bl. L. Corrigan. Third Rofw-R. J. Schele, E. L. Mettel, C. F. Miller, R. VV. Donaldson, R. j. Cyr, D. A. Fidler, F. VV. Darimont, R. V. Barnhart. Bark Rofw-R. 1. Rowe, YV. N. Kurns, R. L. Sibenaller, j. nl. Gaul, R. VV. NVilson, G. P. Latch- ford, E. A. Boyle, E. D. Howell, G. H. llillhoover, D. bl. Highland, R. C. Poplin. afzcfainy Eancf Under the ahle guidance of Captain Theo. Haugland and the splendid co-operation of the cadet oflicers and personnel of the organization, the lllili- tary Band rose to great heights in the Cadet Corps, furnishing martial music for military ceremonies, parades, and entertainment purposes. Having heen formerly recognized as the outstanding Nlilitary Band of the Fox Valley, the hand carried on its reputation to the fullest extent, par- ticipating in various events in both Chicago and Aurora. Cadet Captain G. P. Latchford commanded the hand, Cadet Lieut. R. VV. Wilscmii was assistant Commander, Cadet Lieut. gl. lf. lllurphy has charge of the hand quarters and property, and Cadet W. F. Wzllkei' supervised the personnel. U Rifle '7eam MEMBERS OF 1942 RIFLE TEAM Esser, G. W. McCauley, C. S. Wallace, j. H. List, J. J. Duray, J. B. Condon, R. E. Geih, A. C. Keyes, R. H. Craig, W. D. Totman, L. E. Mocny, E. F. Rump, R. L. Jimenez, R. F. Spencer, D. J. Jaeger, R. J. Coach-Sergeant Harold Horton, U. S. A. ik RESULTS or RIFLE MATCHES, 1941-1942 Northwestern Military and Naval Academy. ....,....... . Marmion Military Academy ...,.. . Joliet Township High School Marmion Military Academy ...,..,. Joliet Township High School ...... Marmion Military Academy ..,.,, Beloit High School.. .. ........., Marmion Military Academy ...... . Evanston Township High School ...... Marmion Military Academy ........ University of Wisconsin Marmion Military' Academy... Western lVIilitary Academy .. Marmion Military Academy .. Campion Jesuit High School .. Marmion lVIilitary Academy . St. John's Military' Academy .. lVIarmion lVIilitary Academy... . Mcmrgan Park Militaryf .Academy lklarmion Military Academy.. ........847 888 Marmion M. A. second in Corps Area Intercollegiate Matches Marmion M. A. lst Team fourth in Hearst Trophy lilatch . Marmion lil. A. 2nd Team Hfth in Hearst Trophy Match . Won 6-Lost 4-Percentage 60095 .891 ,881 ..889 . 890 3407 3440 ..907 .890 923 .890 .877 .890 3416 3482 914 891 823 915 3497 875 855 sxkisi Q QNXNM- . RE'l'REA'l ' A'I I'.-XCR PROBLEM The Czulet Corps ut present arms while the hand plays Lieutenant Horan showing the Senior Class the situ the National Anthem.-Part of Formal Retreat. ation as it appears on the map. ' fad ' lefewie ulvow mme Man eau defame Me accenl' of luaamian Safran! 431 . . . . ll on Malafaaq 9 MAP MACHINE GUN AlT'l'0MA'I'lC RIFLE lemhers of Sophomore Mil- Captain NV. Rigel instructs Sergeant Entlerlin instruct- ury Class engage in periocl 21 group of juniors as to the ing a group of sophomores i ln:1p-rez1tling.:-untler the parts of ll 30 cal. machine on the Automatic Rifle. npervision of Sergeant j. gun. M. Enilerlin. VGA N PX 'YXO N ' Afumniefud M Due to present war conditions, we are proud to say that it was impos- sible to have an alumni picture taken, but in its place we gladly submit the names of our Alumni who are in the armed forces. Name and Clap: Paul Adams-1936 .......... Air Robert Allanson-1939 Bernard Anslinger-1936 i' MARMION SERVICE HONOR ROLL Branrh Corps .,.......Navy ......Army Matthias Ambre-1938 ....,..... Army George Armstrong-1934 .....Army Hilary Alles-1932 ..,,..,......... Army john Amrhein-1939 .,,.....,. Marines Russell Beckman-1941 ......... Army Anthony Berger-1934 .. Air Adam Bender-1940 ....,... Air Corps Cor s P joseph Benoit-1937 .............. Army Edward Berg-1937 ....,.. Air Corps Odilo Berger-1932 ,.,..........,. Army Lawrence Be rnard-1936 Bernard Blassage--1932 Army ...,,...Army jack Bigane-1936 ...,......,... Army Frank Brady-1934 ,.....,, Air Corps james Brady-1933 ,....... Air Corps Albert Bertrand-1938 Edward Burscheid-1937 ........Navy ......Army Darrell Butlett--1938 ............ Army Thomas Costello-1939 ...Coast Art. Joseph Connery-1940 .. Frank Coyne-1937 ......... Air john DeCelles-1938 ....,. Nicholas Deutsch-1938 Fred Deutsch-1941 ...... Richard Devine-1940 .. Joe Donovan-1936 ......, Eugene Duffy-1940 ...,.. Robert Dolph-1933 ........ Jack Doran-1936 .......... William Dowling-1938 Warren Edwards-1938 John Englebracht-1937 Wilfrid Essig-1937 .... Army Corps ........Navy ........Army ,.......Army ........Army ...Marines ........Army ........Army Army Air Corps Army Army Air Corps Eugene Feldott-1940 .........., Army Thomas Foley-1930 .,.... Clare Fa rley-1938 ...,,... Robert Flannigan-1940 Navy Army Army john Florence-1934 ..,.. Air Corps Adam Focht-1941 ................ Army Arnold Fidler-1939 ............. Army john Ferron-1939 .... .... A ir Corps Jack Farrington-1938 .... Air Corps Pierre Feakens-1938 .,.. Richard Fiske-1943 .... ........Navy ...Marines Name and Clas: Branrh Lyle Feltes-1938 . .,..,...... Air Corps Robert Franzen-1937 ........., Army William Gahan-1940 ........ Marines James Galbreath-1939 .,.Marines Bernard Geib-1932 ,....,.. Air Corps Joseph Gaul-1939 ..........., Marines Edward Griffin-1934 ............ Army Frank Gurbal-1937 ...... Air Corps Clifford Haen-194-1 .............. Army Richard Heins-1933 .... Air Corps LeRoy Hess--1939 .,....... Air Corps jack Hill-1938 ......,.............. Army Stanley -Ianeczko-1940 .Air Corps Leo Jacobs-1940 ..,....,........,... Army William Johnson-1941 .. john Jungels-1933 ........ George Kish-1937 .......... Robert Knack-1939 ....,,. Elmer Kucera-1941 ,..... Michael Latchford-1934 Fred Lea Vell-1940 ...... john Lentz-19-I-0 ........,. Jerome Linden-1934 ..,. Einnes Lloyd-1936 ......,. joseph Lucas-1940 .,...., Thomas Mahon-1940 .... Bernard Malloy-1940 .. John Martin-1941 ..,....... LeRoy May-1936 .......... Edward Mathieu-1934 john Meggesin-1937 .... John MacConnell-1940 William Mettel-194-1 ,... Jack Michels-1934 ........ james Michels-1 93 7 ...... Norbert Mikus-1937 ,. Raymond Millen-1938 .. Bernard Milroy-1938 .. William Moore-1935 .... Jack Mulvihill-1939 William Neher-1940 .... George Neher-1939 ...... Ca rl Nichels-1933 .......... Virgil Nichels-1931 ...... George O'Connor-1939 Robe rt O'Connell-1938 Air Charles O'Connor-1936 ...,,...Navy ...A..,..Army Air Corps Air Corps ........Army Army ..,...,,Navy ........Army Army Army Air Corps .......Army ........Army ........Army ...,....Army ........Army . .....,. Army Air Corps ........Army ,.......Navy Navy Air Corps ,,......Army ........Army Army Air Corps .......Army Army Navy Navy . .... Army Corps CoastArt. fAlumni Notes on Page 10-H Name and Class Robert O'Connor-1938 Anthony Pappas-1941 Herbert Pfelfer-1932 Branch Marines .......,..Army ............Army Robert Pierce-1937 ................ Army Victor Pusskass-1940 Robert Renneisen-1932 Air .........,..Army Corps Robert Retterer-1938 .....,...... Navy Earl Reynolds-1935 ...........,.. Army Douglas Rieser-1936 ............ Navy Frank Rippinger-1937 .,........ Army Charles Rogal-1943 ......,.. Marines Edward Ronan-1939 .... Coast Art. Raymond Ronan-1932 ..,.,..... Army john Ronan-1934 .....,.....,.... ..Army james Ronan-1940 ............ Marines john Russell--1940 .....,.,.... Marines Thomas Ryan-1939 .............. Army john Ryan-1939 . ,.......... ........ A rmy Ernest Schaeffers-1939 ........Army Ralph Schiller-1934 .,..,. Air Corps Gerald Schramer-1940 ....,...Navy Robert Schuster-1936 .,.......... Army Hilary Seng-1931 .....,..........., Army Edwin Seng-1937 .,......,......... Army Edward Sensor-1937 ..... Air Corps jack Sensor-1940 .............., Army Felice Shoemaker-1940 ........Army Richard Shoemaker-1941 ...Army Thomas Small-1940 ..... Air Corps Ray Snyder-1939 ........... Air Corps john Stemle-1933 .,................ Army Ray Strever-1937 ....,..... Air Corps John Strever-1940 ,...... Air Corps Edward Thoman-1938 ........Army Leon Toussaint-1938 .....,....,. Army Raymond Weber-193 7 Sylvan Weimer-1937 Army Army Edward Wetz-1937 ............. Army Arthur Weis-1937 ...... Army james Wolaver-1940 ............ Army jack Wagner-1940 .. .......... Army Frank Waindle-194-0 ....,....... Army ack Wesbrook 1935 ..........Army J X - . Thomas Wall-1936 ,............. Army Michael Wallensack-1932 Army Edward Modaff-1936. Air Corps Front Rau'-J. A. Murray, J. J. Petit, D. A. Oester, J. Grirhn, J. P. Wall, H. A. Klinger. Bark Rofw-J. P. Kelly, J. R. Naughton, J. E. Flynn, C. F. Weiler. Seated at right is Father Columban, and standing behind him are L. R. R. J. Charles. '7he Mafmzan Gad The Marmiori Cadet is a monthly paper published by the cadets of Marmion during the school year. The paper is a member of the Catholic School Press Associa- tion. It tries to present to the readers a true picture of campus life with the accent on photographs. Father Columban, the faculty adviser, gives valuable aid and guidance to the Stall Members of the staff include: L. R. Schnittgen, Editor-in-chief: C. F. YVeiler, D. A. Oester, and E. Flynn, Associate Editors: Features: J. A. Nlurray and R. Charles: Columnists: A. Griffin, P. Wall, E. Squires, and P. Kelly: Sports:J. P. Naughton and H. A. Klinglerg Advertising: J. L. Corrigan: Photography: J. C. Gitsg and Staff Artists: W. A. Smith and Petit. Ln! tu right-Larry Schnittgen, Jim Murray, Cyril Weiler, Father Columban, Adviser: Dean Oester, Jim Griffin, and Ed Squires. Group of Cadet staff members who attended the Regional Meeting of the Catholic School Press Asso- ciation at Providence High School in Chicago. Schnittgen and The Marmion Dramatic Club is an organization of Cadets of Marmion with the purpose of presenting entertaining plays for the Cadets and their friends, and to teach the members the fundamentals of dramatics and make-up. This year they have presented three plays, l'Afraid of the Dark , Gentlemen of Honor and Doctor For a Day , made up of entirely boys' casts. This is an organization which is growing and next year promises to give exceptional per- formances under the direction of Captain McNevin, the faculty di- rector and coach, who spends much of his time coaching the members. In this scene from Afraid of the Dark , a prison guard tMark Hettichj is trying to quiet VVillie Gulick CDean Oesterj, a thug who is sentenced to die in the electric chair, while juan Castenagos CLoren Gilhertj, a Mexican peasant, who is also condemned to die, prays for mercy. Another scene from Afraid of the Dark shows a prison guard tVVally Sibenallerl, the doctor ffyril VVeiler7, the prison chap- lain tjim Kellyj, and another guard CMark llettichl. The doctor is about to be led to the death chamber and the chaplain tries to make him ask forgiveness for his crime. Members of the dramatic club pictured here are left to right, Front Ro-'w-Capt. McNeving faculty director, J. P. Kellyg D. A. Oester, and M. A. Het- tich. Middlr Rofw-L. H. Gilbert, W. L. Sibenaller, and W. J. Mahon. Bark Rofw-C. L. Weeks, C. F. Weiler, and H. A. Klingler. QM Cast of HAFRAID OF THF. DARK VVillie Gulick .... ...,............,....,.....,..... D ean Oester juan Castenagos ....,... ...,.,.. L oren Gilbert The Doctor ......,,..,,,..,...........,.,.,.....,.,,. Cyril Weiler The Chaplain .,,,..........,.,.................... Jim Kelly The Guards ...... Mark Hettich,Wally Sibenaller Cast of HGENTLEMAN OF HONOR Chuck Kavanaugh .......,..,...., ,,Walter Mahon Denny Scott ....,,..... ,......... D ean Oester Julius O'Gara ......... .,...... R . A. Collins Neil Fleming . .... ......., C . L. Weeks Dr. Lynn ..,,...,..... ..,. J im Gritiin Prof. Henlein .,....... ..... ...... J i m Flynn Howard Meurch ....,,., ,...,,. H . A. Klingler Cas! of DOCTOR FOR A DAY Doctor Swathe ..,., ,,.. ,... . . . ....,. Morgan West joe .... . .... ,...,,....,..,,,.. ...,..... C . L. Weeks Quincy Adam Quote .. Percival Peach . ....,.... . Roscoe VVright ..,..... Philip Tulb .,,.,... , Jim Murray R. D. Mitchell .Dean Oester F. Upthegrove The Committees for arranging the Marmion-Mount St. Mary's Dance are pictured here as fol- lows: Left to right-Sergeant Joseph Duray, Miss Margaret McCormick, Sergeant Ambrose Geib, Miss Nadine Horback, Sergeant Dean Uester, and Miss Pat Lane. Social activities are particularly enjoyed by all Mar- mion cadets. The lWadonna socials between Nlarmion and Nfadonna are held four times throughout the school year and this gives the young people a chance to get acquainted as well as having a good time. The Homecoming dance on October 30 was the first informal social affair and was attended by cadets and alumni. The Marmion-lhlount Saint llfaryis Dance. held on February 13, was a com- plete success and is anticipated to become an annual event. The biggest and most-looked forward-to dance is the lllilitary Ball, given this year by the cadet officers at the Ihe Mainnon Mt kt Ma y s Dance held at Mount Saint This picture shows the Marmion Cadets and Madonna Mans was a fine sicial eyent enjoyed by all who attended girls in a V for Victory at the first Marmion-Madonna It was a Valentine Military Dance held on February 13th social of the year. scliuul mi April 5. 'l'his strictly furmztl Zlliilll' is well zit- 'I'he higgest social event of the year is the Military Ball. llere, Captain Ciirry, ll. C., :intl Miss Lucille lNlurphy are luukiug uvcr ll vuveteil hitl in at quiet CUYIICV. tvmln-il hy alll czulvts :tml alumni who cam pussihly come. 'lihe formal Alllllltil'-Si'lllUI' Prom is rcstrictvml tu uluuiurs. Seniors :mil alumni. 'l'his iluucc was :L summer formal hm-lil un Max lg. Crmlit shuultl go tu Cziptziiu ili. livtluziril. our suciul mlirvctur, fur his lim' ilircctiuu :mil supcrvisiuu uf thcst' zlrtivitivs plzumiug Class :ulvisurs :irc also zictivc' in clirvctingl thc' .lllll l'Xl'k'llllUI1 Ill K'2lI'IHllS SOCI1ll 2lL'l'lYlflC'S llClll llll'Oll11llUlll thi- X'l'2lI'. lulvts :intl their partners from Mn- Mzitlmmai girls :intl their lNlurmiuu The zinnuzil llmiivuuliiilig tlaiuve h mai :lance sereuely ut one uf the escorts shown here ure rlzinving :it on Octuher 31' pruvitles Auihy ki M11rmiuu-M:ifluuuu utturnuuu teas. :mother of the pupulnr sucizils. :intl l.lll'I'y lluraiu qi chance in shi their ilum'ini.f zihility. mmm of eater., eziwz Returning from the Christmas Holidays, the Cadets beheld the newly decorated chapel. Among the beautiful changes made was the erection of a new liturgical altar and the construction of a military arch which separates the sanctuary from the rest of the chapel. The large statues of the Blessed Virgin and St. Joseph have been redecorated and occupy positions on the two side altars. The higher regions on the walls of the chapel have been painted to give a stone-like effect, while the lower parts of the walls have been painted to give a marble-like effect. The possibility of the entire project was made through the fi- nancial interest of lylrs. C. M. Weeks and Mrs. A. Lake. New vest- ments were also donated by the Aurora Mothers Club. sawn, of Me wma wma The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin is an organization to which almost all Nlarmion Cadets belong. The purpose of it is to increase devotion to our Blessed Mother, and promote Catholic action. A reception of new cadets is held annually. This year it was held on December I2 and approximately one hundred cadets were received into the Sodality. Reverend Father Maurice, O.S.B., M.M.A., Chaplain, is the Director of the Sodality. Annually at this same time, cadets renew the pledge of the Catholic Students Mission Cru- sade, whose purpose is to help the mission, both financially and spirit- ually. A third and impressive religious and military service is also given at this time: the conferrng of the accolade of Knighthood of the Knights of the Grail. Each new cadet is knightecl with a saber by Father Norbert, Superintendent. These last two orders are closely allied with the Sodality. rqnnual Reheal The Reverend Walter Sullivan, O.S.B. of St. Benedicts Parish, livansville, Indiana, conducted the annual spiritual retreat this year. The retreat is held every year for the cadet corps. It began on No- vember 4 and ended on November 7. The theme of the retreat Was, Reverence for Christ, and the following spiritual exercises were carried out every day, Holy Mass, Conferences, Spiritual Reading, Rosary, Stations of the Cross, and the l'Question Box . Having this retreat at such an early date enables the cadets to profit by this spirit- ual renewal during the remaining portion of the school year. Father VValter has long labored among boys and youths and was Well quali- fied to help his listeners improve their spiritual well-being. Rev. VValter Sullivan opens the first conference Father VValter gives the cadets some inspiring of the annual spiritual retreat with prayer in thoughts at a conference during the spiritual which the entire cadet corps joins. retreat held from November 4 to November 7. fqwzaaa Mdhm 6044 Glvuzlmaa flaafq December the sixteenth brought with it the first real signs of the approaching Christmas Season. The occasion was the annual Christmas Party sponsored by the Aurora Chapter of the Marmion Mothers' Club. The faculty and Cadets were the guests of the mothers who, under the direction of their president, Mrs. R. L. VVagner, Vice- President Mrs. A. L. Keyes, Mrs. M. Blagrave, Secretary, Mrs. V. Willsiilser, Treasurer, had planned the eventful afternoon. Needless to say the tempting refreshments served to them did much to put the Cadets in the Yuletide spirit. The decorations in the gymnasium kept in stride with the atmosphere in that they included a highly illuminated Christmas tree and-yes, even Santa Claus was there. The affair was not Wanting with music either, for thoroughly capable Carols rang within the gym's walls. The Mothers went home gratified by the warm, happy smiles that they saw wherever they looked. San acieiq Front R0-'Lu-Father Maurice, Maguire, Curtis, Distell, Upthegrove, Totman, Madden, Leahu. Serond Rrmc-Flannigan, Madden, Przeniczny, Slodowy, Shanahan, Packo, tl. J. King. Third Rome-Nielsen, Martin, Daily, VVeber Gelasi. Fourth Rau-A. Geib, Mulcahy, VVachter . Bark Rnfw-Karwoski, Uphues, Murray, Ackerman. The purpose of this Society, which is one of the oldest and most cherished at the Academy, is to train and supply Serves to assist the Priest at the Altar. Alcolytes must posssess a sterling character and he frequent communicants. tiff St. Cecelia's Choir, under the able tuterage of Captain Lynch, has done marvelous work this year. Blend forty good voices and you have angelic harmony. The forty voices were blended and angelic music has been furnished for the Masses, Benedictions, and devotion throughout the year. Front ROFLLLVFUUTIIIII, Stanek, Hess, 'I'. Murray, Everett, Leahu, Maguire, Distell, Friedgen. Srrrmd Rn-u'-Lynch, Meister, Peters, R. May, Beyer, Murray, Dickes, Reckinger. Tlzirn' Rofw-lrlanagan, Enderlin, Packo, j. May, Morgan, Frieders . Fuzzrtlz Rnfw-Aiels, Zimmer, Gilbert, McCoy, Brooker, jiminez, VVachter, Toma. Bark Ra-u'-VVilkinson, Backner, Upchurch, VVeiss, Grace, Eherst, Cusac, McCoy, Sl. eecefzhi Ima 640444, em Through the aid of the Rev. Superintendent and Fr. Alcuin, hobby advisor, the resident Cadets enjoy their favorite hobbies in a special assigned building made '1'flt'Se'W f K'l g'e'i W king a twl Way 'mil' available after the completion of the new Mess Hall. The Club is designed to create in the minds of the participants the value of hob- bies in their future years. The Hobby Club is subdivided into several different branches each of which has a special assigned shop in which to perform their work. They are as follows: Radio Club with Hank Klingler their president, The Camera Club with VVally Sibenaller as president, and the Airplane Club with Nl tiles Gits as president. Other small unorganized clubs such as Stamps, Recordings, etc., are also listed among its members. A lamp, neck lic, car rarlio and a screw driver, plus Spencer' Cadet Gits works on n Model Airplane hands 'Y what have you? Father joseph, Clarence gl. Ruddy, Father Norhert, Col. Barnhill. M r. Ruddy is Asst. States Attorney and addresses the Corps on interpreting the joys of the Bill of Rights. The Assembly was held in observance with the President's Proclamation of Bill of Rights Day, December 15. During the course of the school year we were deeply honored to be addressed and en- tertained by several distinguishd guests. Among these guests were: Russell Perry-Aurora Recreation Center. Sgt. john Strever --Aurora Police Dept. Francis D. Tighe- F.B.I. Mr. Arthur Adamsv-Principal of Moose- heart. H. B. Tatee Principal of Oswego High School. Peter Assell - - Photography is an Avoca- tion. Col. Frank Schoeller is show- ing the Corps the original Pur- ple Heart conferred hy General VVashington. Col. Frank bl. Sehoeller Com. of Mil. Order of Purple Heart. Clarence sl. Ruddy Asst. States Attorney. l,ieut. Phillipse Coast Guard. Cal Crosshaul Ural Literature of Lake States . Chief Ryan Aurora Fire Dept. Albert Tangora XVorld Champion Speed Typist. Nliss Ifnima Averille Aurora Public Iiibrary. Dr. XValsh Nutrition. Staff from General lileetrie House of Nlagie. Ural Literature of Ryan of the .Xurora The Oswego Ulee Cluh as they the Lake States, lite Department address- entertained the Corps under l.lIIIll56l'jSll'R Paul e Cadet Corps on the direction of M r. ll. li. Tate-, liunyon, address hy Fire Prevention. the School Principal. Cal Crosshaul. .fame Zip 'Y um Q51 . M. ., .Howe Gam 5 ix a., it x ? gg xi ? 49233 X X sa -r X X M Q? .- 2 ' X Q.. xv 1 Q Q x f 1 bi- ff s 1 ' 'F' ,ff-M' Km z -'gr is 5 .J f 9 I ll Y N, -is Q Front Rnfu'-McCoy, Feltes, NV:1gne:', I.eCuyer, Feltes, Zimmer. .wrurzd Rofu'-Becker, Flynn, Sehzxllner, Perez, Pierce, Hill, Flannigun, llriessen, Mitchell. Third Rufw-llnlochowski, Durny, Silmenuller, Rump, Cantrell, Hettinger, M. Kleekner, DuSell, Schroeder, Coach Fallon. Burk RofLc-Crzlwfortl, Latehforil, Curry, llereski, Conuty, VV. Klcekner, Stengel, Linden, Ueih. Coach Fallon talks things over with o L iptiins Schaflner and C -li iiinriciihwska 19-ll RECORD September 20-nt lflmhurst- lilmhurst Catholic 6 . Septenilwer 28-:lt West Field- St. Patrick fClllC2lgllD 24- October 5-at YVest Field- St. l'lI'2lllL'lS cCl1lC1lg0J 0 October l2-:lt XVest Field- St. Thomas Cllockfordj U ., Uetoher I8-at lwoosehezlrt- lxIO0SCll62ll'f O ., .. Oetolwer 25-:lt VVest Field- St. Patrick fK2lIlkZllil't'J 6 ,. November 2-at Peru- bt. liede 4-OM ,. ., .. ,. November 9-at VVest Field- Loyoln QChicagoJ 0 .. ,,.., ...,. , VVon 4-Lost -l-Percentage 500 lhlzirmion lxI2ll'ITll0I1 lNl:lrmion lxIZlTH1l0l1 lXI!l1'ITllOll lllnrmion lllnrmion ix IZll'IHl0ll ff X1 2 0 3-l W if f A , Ag .nf U we X- s, . J R' ,mei fm 'qi Q rf NH K 'W' ww A A M , wh, , gf . Ja, '7 Tony wurld's hoxinil snapped with Att following football sured lm Ilad's liniirhts home. Quest of Cadet l'll'2lllli Richwalski at banquet, while Daniels, former liiir Ten otlicial and currently states attor- ney of Dnl':n:e county, was the chief speaker. Zale. right, middleweiaht champion. was in conversatioii y. Lee Daniels, the annual liannuet spon- y the Marmion clnh at the Zale was the qaaidall Ban 'K 1 ' - ' if-1 'I'oastn1aster, Atty, William C. O'llrien Coach Henry Fallon. Atty. Lee Daniels, Father Norbert, Atty. William C. O'lirien, Lt. Col, Lester llarnhill, Athletic Director George M. Ireland. 'l'we11ty-one varsity gridnien were 8.Wi1l'flQll let- ter certilicates at the third annual Cadet football banquet sponsored by the lVlk1l'H1l0li Dads Club at the Knights of Columbus home, with approxiniately 175 people attending the affair. Atty. Lee Daniels, former Big' T611 oflicial, was the principal speaker and Tony Zale, world's mid- dleweight boxing champion, was there as the guest of Cadet Frank Richwalski of East Chicago, Ind. Tells Gricl Tales Daniels, who was an ofiicial for 25 years and is now the state's attorney of DuPage county, e11ter- tained the crowd with stories of his whistle-tooting' experiences Hilti tales of Bob Zuppke and Knute Rockne, two of tl1e greatest grid coaches the game has ever known. OE these two mentors he told l10t only amusing' yarns, but also stories showing they were marvelous character-builders. Letters Come Later The letter certificatesfno letters were available because they had ll0t arrived from the manufac- turer-werc presented by Grid Coach Henry Fal- lon, who coinmended his players on the way the majority of them improved Hl'l'0ll1 the beginning clear out to the end. Sonic ol' you came ahead each week, he said, Zlllll all ot' you pulled together, which is a good thing i11 days like these. Fallon also announced there will be no electio11 of a grid captain until after C0llllTlllllS the conclusion of the 1942 season because there are 25 players returning from this year's squad. A leader will be appointed for each contest next cani- paign. Leonard Dniochowski and Bob Schaffner were co-captains this year. Miss Kramer Sings Att. William C. O'B1'ien was toastniaster. Other speakers were Rev. Father Norbert, O.S.B., Mar- 111io11 superintendent, who also delivered the i11vo- catio11, alld Athletic Director George l1'Ql3.I1il, who announced the players will receive their letters at a student assembly. Miss Anna Mae Kramer sang Alice Blue Gown, acconipanied by Doug' Rieser, Zllld the cadets sang' school songs. The menu was a turkey lllllll6l' with all the t1'lI1lH1lUg'S. Dads' Club Committees Football Banquet COl'llIHltlL6GflVll'. Hugh C. lqlt3ClillQl', Chairinang M1'. Ha1'old M. Achim, Co- Chairnian. Banquet a11d ICntertainment-Christ Lentz, Win. F. MacDonald, Joe Anibre, John W. Besch, HZl1'l'y Mateas. Ticket Con1n1itteefAl Schaffner, Robert Bau- 111an, George Rausch, Frank Weiler, John Proctor, N. ll, DuScll, Peter Linden, T0lly Reckinger, Wm. Mettel, Tony Prisco, Paul Molitor, Rocco Shoemaker. Speakers' Conimittee-Harry Duffy, Henry Fal- lo11, Harold Achim, Wm. E. Fixnier. Cadet Co-l'aptain Leonard Dmoehowski of' Rockford recelx s his letter certilicate from Captain Henry Fallon. 12 TO BMTLE EAPABITY CRD ruseensuaawnl nrvngpvgmsnass Cadets Conneded Sand Chance to Defeat Ramhlars on' LMEB Field -mm.u..n 5 nwnn mrmv- . x-mn.-wwf . :www 'mx uw- xr. ,wx vu nu- .. mv mu 4--A, 1. vm :-,:+.1m.. mm Q., ,ww , qv., .. rv n mn .Y If-1.4. 1-1 em uf we vm, mm. 4 1 v 1 n N rx Q m , uw x Front Ro-u'-Gary, Mcllermott, Barry, McCoy, Seifert, Gilbert. Mfddlr Rafw-Quigley, Bohler, Refling, Ray, Schafer, Fitzgerald, Arlcuns, Jaeger. Bark Rufu'-lNlurr:1y, Swanson, Simon, Murray, Arimonsl, Cook. Qaahman-Sophanwae 19-I-l RECORD September 27-:lt Greene Field- St. lfdwards Clflginj 0 October -l-vat Geneva-M Geneva fl A .. .. . October l-I-:lt lizltavizl- lg1ll'2lVl1l U . ,. ., October 18-:it llfloost-liezirt lllooschezwt 7. .. October 24--at VVllt'ZltOI1- lVlic'aton 19 . October .Sl-at ljlgin- St. l'ltlNVllI'LlS 0 .. . lll 21 rmio n lx'I2U'IUl0Il lklzirirlion llflzirmion llfl Z1 rmion Nl ll rmion Opponents 20-M21 rmion 19 VVon 2-Lost l-'liicd 3-Percentage 667W aaaifiall 7eam 0 12 Coach Schafe rs swf, aaolfdall Upwards of sixty enthusiastic cadets answered Coach Fallonls call for spring football on March 9, and the gridmen have been going through some spirited practice sessions for the past three weeks in preparation for the coming grid campaign next fall. Ably assisted by Bob Schaffner, Harry Cantrell and Leonard Dmochowski, Coach Fallon has been drill- ing his charges on fundamentals with daily inter- squad scrimmage. EIGHT LETTERMEN RETURN Included in the squad of sixty, are the following eight lettermen from last yearls varsity around whom the Cadet grid mentor plans to build this year's team: Joe Becker and Pete Perez, tacklesg Mark Le Cuyer, guardg Amby Geib, Joe Duray, Hart DuSell, Bob Sibenaller, and Don Zimmer, backs. Other members of last year's team who are bidding strongly for starting positions are: Ray Feltes and Bill Farfan, guards: Leonard l-lettinger, Earl Schroeder, and Jim Flynn, tacklesg Bob Wagner and Ray Kirschoffer, centers, Dick Jaeger, Al Craw- ford, Eugene Adams, and Don Arimond, ends, Joe Dereski, Bill Kleckner, A1 lWcCoy, Ed Bohler, and Stanley Lange, backs. New MATERIAL The remainder of the squad, some members of which are up from last year's frosh-soph eleven, is composed of the following: Tom Barry, Glenn Gil- bert, Loren Gilbert, Larry Quigley, Jack Gaul, Pat Murray, Jerome Reding, Bernie Mieczkowski, Ed Quinn, Wade Ray, Dick Sims, Bill MacDonald, Leonard Kutz, Jim Murray, Ed Boyle, Steward lVIcCauley, Ed Cyr, Bill Fitzgerald, John Kar- woski, Harold Achim, Bill Brooker, Alex Cook, Bill Corrigan, Bernard de'Leon, John Eberst, Clar- ence Feltes, Harold Gary, Jim Kelly, Bob Keyes. LaVerne Konen, Don Lashley, Don McGowan, Joe Giblin, Melvin Renaud, Jim Schuster, Clin' Swigard, Bob Weiss, and Dave Cain. 1942 SCHEDULE September 20. ......,,... September 27 October 3 October 11 October 18 October 25 November 1 November 8 Elmhurst Catholic at Aurora Francis at Aurora Morgan Park hi. A. at Chicago St. Thomas at Rockford St. Patrick QChicagoJ at Aurora .. 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Front Rnfw-.'Xrimonrl, Olinger, Kasperski, Linden Sullivan L1nge Bark Rwu'-liutz, NVullace, Clulmbins, Schafer, Fitzgerald. Bark Rofu'-Father Leonard, Murray, Rogers, Sw1nson Bury Schroeder. Mzlrlniun 10 St. 1':ClXV2ll'QlS .. .13 l.1'IZll'ITll0l1 ,, 31 Bishop Quarter 35 l1'I2ll'II1l0ll 2-1 Geneva .. .. 18 1VIarmi0n.. 26 St. lllarys I . ,. . 36 l1I1lI'IT1lUl1 21 St. ,l1l10ITlZlS .. . 22 lVIarmion ,,,., 25 Elmhurst . . ...,. 1,122 l1lllI'1I1lUIl I7 St. Patrick . ,HI-I lVI21l'ITll0l1 ll St. Thomas ..,.., , 23 hlzirmimi 9 lflmhurst .16 lv1Zll'KI1l0II , 22 Peter Pam Club , .... 19 lXlzirmiun l-1 St. lfdwnrds 15 llflzirmion 21 lhfloosehenrt ., , ,, .20 l1I2lI'IIlllll1 10 St. Patrick I . 20 hflzirmion .. I3 J. V. ,.,,.. ,..,. . . . ,219 hlzlrmiun 18 VV. lnter-Hull ....., 10 lvIZllTIll0I1. . 26 VV. lnter-Hull ,, 31 hlzirmimi 37 Hill , .. ,. , .... 25 lllzxrmion , 20 Hill . ,. 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FIG!-TITIEY-TWO QI, ,.l':.,, .,.. .. ..... ,'. 'il-nz AUlORKTiEAC0N-NEWS. SUNDAY. NIYEMIER :o.1ur ...- ....,......i.. B .TI-51110-2 MARMIO MEETS ST. FRANCIS I OPENING GAME TODAY nH, bsczmsm Tffm XURDBA. TLETITGASY . IAC! TWENTY-FOUR 1 MARMIO MARMION SHOWS TIGHT DEFENSE I DEFEATI G ST. FRA CIS 'ms Aunonx BEACON-NEWS, sun , mr V, A , ,'nx.nTdi PLAYS ST. THOMAS CAGERS HERE THIS AFTER OO FKC! I'tu W 'ms Auli6lUx Eiccrwzws, Moubn, Dscnmsnn s. im ' ' AUEJA, ILIINOIS MARMIO DEFEATS ST. THOMAS FOR THIRD STRAIQI-IT MARMIO DEFEATS ELMHURST FOR FIFTH STRAIGHT VICTORY PATTE 13 MARMIO S, Sunday. .hnulry IB, 1912 MEETS DEPAUL ACADEMY HERE THIS AFTER OO CADET lRO 'f RALLY TO DEFEAT DEPAUL HE.RE, gp!EJ-Q1 FTEFA ,rf THETIAURORI 'BEACON-NEWS, Mondly, February 2. HM MARMIO DEFEATS DES PLAINE5. QUINTET FOR N NTH v1c'g?QRY FKCFTII MARMION S'lfAV,ES OFF ST. 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Am.. --r 1.11. -1.1 3, M ' Wdfkldy efzew l7pu'ards of thirty Cadets answered the call for crew practice sounded recently hy lfather Sebastian and the aspirants are working out daily in the gym in preparation for the coming meets this spring. The returning lettermen who are engaged in the daily workouts are Mzirk Het- tich, George Brandt, Jules Gits, and Jim Nlurray. -lim Bachner, Tom Boyce, Eddie Hannon, Charlie Nliller, and Boh Uphues, who won minor awards last year, have also responded to the call and are hent on becoming regular oarsmen this year. Calisthenics, conditioning exercises, and work on the row-machines are heing stressed during these indoor practice sessions. With the advent of milder weather the oarsmen will move to the Fox River for their daily workouts. lfrom the zest with which the oarsmen are going through these pre-season con- ditioning exereises, things look hright for a successful season with the blade. oaches Father Sebastian and llopp Pehters making plans for the race on Culver's Lake Maxinkuekee. nlay l hlay lllay - llflay hlay 1042 SCHICIJUIJC Culver at Culver. Chicago at lwarmion. St. .lohn's at Uelalield. Central State Regatta at Chicago Nladison VVest at Nlarmion. Wdfldlzq 7aack April April April April April May April April May May May May Fffnlt R!IQL'1.l. Petit, Gillhoorer, Carpenter, Geih, D. Petit, Eberhard, Highland. flliddlr' Ro-u'-Perez, Dereslii, Kurns, O'KeelTe, Charles, Mezydlo, Flood, Totman. Bark Rofw-Cain, Schalifner, P. j. Murray, Cusack, VVarnimont, O'Dwyer, Lashley, Coach Ire- land, VV. Lowe. 1942 SCHEDULE IS ..VVest Aurora, Dekalb, Marmion, Mooseheart. 21 , Marmion at Batavia 23 .. East Aurora at East Aurora f Z5 Nheaton Relays at Wheaton 30 .. . ..,. .. Mooseheart at Mooseheart 1 ..... ,,,. Oswego at Oswego May May M a y M a y M a y 5, , Oswego at Marmion , State District Meet at E. Aurora .Mooseheart, Oswego, Mannion, Mooseheart Inter-School Meet at Marmion . . . . Elgin Academy at Elgin GRADE SCHOOL TRACK MEET May 14-All Aurora Catholic Grade School Meet. 19-1-2 SCHEDULE 16, ,...,.., Wheaton at VVheaton 22 .,...., ......... . , Wheaton at Marmion 1,.. ,..,...,.... St. Charles at St. Charles 10 . .. ,, Sacred Heart at Geneva 12 .... ,VVest Chicago at West Chicago 1+ .. ,..,....,.,. Morgan Park at Chicago M a y M a y M a 3' M a y M a y Front Rofu'-Frantzen, Mettel, Keyes, Zosky, Gaul, Proctor. . St. Charles at Marmion , , .. District Tourney .. Sacred Heart at Geneva , Mooseheart at Marmion .. .Mooseheart at Monseheart illiddlc R0-me-Feltes, Lange, Linden, Kutz, Kelly, Duray, Cyr. lhzrk Rom:-Coach Fallon, Latehford, Flannigan, Pierce, Driessen, Kleckner, Kirchofler, Curry. Wdfldflzy B Front Rofu'-Murray, Martin, Vocke, Schneider, VV. -I. Mahon, Leahu. Bark Rofw-Millen, Coach Father Alcuin, VVachter, Durlin, Ray, Sibenaller, Ryan, Olsen. G W ' 7 ' 1942 SCHEDULE April 28 ,. VVest Aurora at Marmion May I3.. .... ..,, . .. VVheaton at Marmion May 2 .,.. . .... ..,. l Uistrict Meet at Joliet May 18.. East Aurora at Marmion May S. . East Aurora at East Aurora May 20 .,,... ... ...,... Batavia at Marmion May 6. ....,,.,.. Wheaton at Wheaton May 22 ...... ,.... B atavia at Batavia May ll .. ,VVest Aurora at VVest Aurora iff M MGM The Monogram Club is unique in that the membership is most exclusive. In order to gain membership a Cadet must win a major letter in one or more of the major sports. Front Rufu--Dmoehmvski, NNhite, Linclen, Eberhard, R. Feltes, Frantzen, Geih, Stengel, Zimmer Middle Rofw-Gits, Charles, Lange, Baekner, Perez, Murray, Duray, Kleckner, Sibenaller Hettick. Bafk Rafu'-Schaffner, Becker, Cantrell, Brandt, Pierce, Driessen, Flannigan. Not in frirturf-Curry, Proctor, Gihlin, Zosky. ...-s li. 17lIRO'L. Faifan lbaseballjg Howell lhead managerjg Latendresse ftraekl. Vocke, Carpenter. Bark Rom'-Distell, Totman lbaskethallj. Mmaqm An activity to which a cadet must apply himself is as manager of an athletic team. Where would the football, baseball, or track team be without a manager to take care of its equipment? Special recognition should go to Cadet Howell, who has work- ed faithfully all year, and is the head man- ager. The managers have many other duties besides taking care of equipment, and have been of valuable assistance this year to those in charge. They are to be complimented on their line work. lU'Malley not present when pict Qhemleafem If the success of a cheerleading squad is determined by the quantity of cheers extracted from the students, this year's cheerleaders served their purpose excellently. No small portion of the good sportsmanship, which characterized lN'Iarmion's athletic events this year, is to he attributed to these men. luafunion Qwfe School Eadfaeidaff 7owma.men1 The ninth annual grade school tournament was again held on hffarch 12, l3, l4, and 15. Under the excellent direction of Father Leonard, 0.S.B., lYIarmion's lfrosh- Soph basketball coach. The results are as follows: First Round- St. Nicholas defeated St. lN1ary's 50-53 Sacred Heart defeated St. lhlichael 23--lg St. Joseph's lost to Our Lady of Good Counsel 22-9. Semna' Round- Sacred Heart defeated St. Nicholas 22-lb: Our Lady of Good Counsel drew a bye. Finzzls- Sacred Heart defeated Our Lady of Good Counsel ZZ-6. Outstanding players in the tourney were -loray, Hess, and Boos of St. Nicholas, the Breyne brothers and Loken of Sacred Heart. ure was taken.l lilafunian rqmuzal fa-:lea-gcfnoal Bafifzeldall 7owmameni The annual Marmion Inter-School Basketball Tournament Was held on March 5, 6, 7, 8 in the Marmion gym. The tournament managers were Father Leonard and Captain Ireland and was the most successful ever held at Marmion. Sixteen teams were entered. Resulls of fzirsl round play: Totman 32, Zosky 213 White 33, Gallagher 13, King 20, Meichowski 185 Giblin 43, Swanson 17, Pierce 26, Keenan 13g Frantzen 24, Arimond 16, Proctor 29, Olinger 20, Bohler 19, Lowe 5. Se1'ona'r01uzd play: White 24, Totman 7, Giblin 31, King 15, Frantzen 41, Pierce 123 Bohler 22, Proctor 16. Semi-Firzals: White 25, Giblin 16, Bohler 19, Frantzen 18. I'll.71Ill.1'.' Bohler 15, White 13. Third' place: Frantzen 30, Giblin 21. 'Ir 'A' 'ir Nfl-Slain '7eamA C1--Proctor C. FlRS'll 'lllQAlVl SECOND TEANI lf--ltlrzintzen , ,, . ...., . . 1Frantzen'sJ -L:1Fleur , ., ...... .. .CFrantZen'SD I7-VVhite ., 1 ,CWhitc-'sl Lowe, L. 1 . .,., QFrantzen'sj I --YVest , .,.. QGuhlin,sJ Mulcaheyf . . .... ..... C Zosky'sJ C-Pierce , .. ,,.CPierce'sD Schuster .,.,., fFrantzen'sJ C--Totman 1-Kleclcner Ci'-G2lll1lgllCT . ...,, C'l'otman'sl CProctor'sD . . . .. ,. , CBohler'sD .. fGHllZlgl16l'lSD Barry Gihlin . Fichtel . Flood ., ,, M QGiblin'sJ qoiblinisp . CProctor'sJ CKing ,S, fain-School Bafikeldall 7ou'mamenf 7ea.m4 PIERCE Curry Flannigan, G Wallace, J. Schaffner Hoffman, 'lf M urphy, J. P RANTZEN LaFluer Schuster Babos, R. Lowe, L. Perna Petit, J. PROCTOR Fichtel Kunches Petit, D. Ludwig LaCuyer VVall-ter I ONVI5 Hill Kurns Sears Becker Molitoi' Adams KEENAN Linden, YV. lfberhart Lange Gilbert Kleekner, H. Kies GIBLIN VVest Barry Bachner Rump Quigley Cantrell OLINGER Linden, J. Loewer Bauman McCoy, A. Huberty Petit, L. BO HLIQR Kleckner, WV DuSell Corrigan Rowe, R. R. Driessen VVeiss ZOSKY GALLAG H ICR Gihlin, T. Schneider Mulcahey Sullivan, J. J. Stengel Falcione Totman, R. Sage lluray lllurray, J. A Nielson Murray, P. lf XVHITIQ KING Lashley Flood lfnderlin Fitzgerald Kutz Condan lllezydlo Gulvhins Jones lluflin Carpenter Karwoski lNIlilCHOVVSKl SXVANSUN U'Connor Conaty lllocny Schafer lllahon Murray, P. J Shine Swanson, IJ. King, J. J. Dold 'l'U'l'lXIAN VVall Nlahon, Latchford Schnittgen O ' D w y e r Spencer High St'UI't'I'-Plllll 'VVhite with 47 points. R I urray, . J. l 7 Dllllf'S ARIMUNIJ WVallace Ahhalter Perez Schroeder lllorgan Flynn luaamian iq!!-appanarf B 7eam F-VAN HOORWEGHE .....,, , qsi. Bedep F-FRIETSCH ,.,,.... ,. ....A., .. . CML Carmelj C-BIELAWSKI . ,... ...,. . ...,.,.. Q DePaulj G--DEE ..,......,, . . . fLoyolaJ G-HUDON ...., ........ ,.,.,..,... , . . ,.,. flgnatiusl F-DULSKI .. ,.....A ., .,,.,.. ,. ,. flgnatiusl F-PETERSON ,.,A.,. ..... C West Auroral C-MOZINA .A.. . ..,.,. fSt. Bedel G-SHIELDS ..., .,.., C Elmhurstl G-PHILLIPS .... ., ,...,..,. . A..,. .,..., L Rockfordj l orwar'dr-HACKEY CML Carmelj, HEALY fWe:t Auroraj, HARTMAN fRockfordD. Cfzzifrx-LAIVIBERT fDes Plainesl, HANSON fGeneval, O'lVIALLEY flgnatiusl. Gzmrrlr-BURNS flgnatiusl. tit lilaamion lVoie4 in Me 4 ' IN THE INTEREST OF DIOCESAN SPORTS By Bob Cremer It could have been only coincidence last Sunday that the opponents of the varsity squad could make only the number of points which the opponents of the Frosh-Soph squad made in the preliminary game. To gain a double victory on the first appearance of the season should be quite a pat on the back for the coaches of the two teams. Both deserve such a pat for the hne work they have been doing during the past weeks. Neither, however, is satisfied with the performance of his team. Captain Ireland has been switching players around on the varsity all week. Friday evening brought a bit of excitement to 30 Cadets who were chosen to make use of the tickets to the basketball game between the college All-Stars and the Detroit Eagles played in the Chicago sta- dium. Tickets were obtained by Captain George Ireland, the basketball coach. At 2:00 o'clock this afternoon Marmion opens its season on the hardwood against St. Francis of Chi- cago, here at Mzrrmion. On the following Satur- day evening, December 6, Marmion plays Geneva and on Sunday, December 7, it will be Marmion versus St. Thomas of Rockford, both games played on the home court. Last Sunday our hardwood Hiron men met some- thing a little too tough for them. The Ignatians must have felt that they had been in a game, too, and had not been out to a tea party. The score would seem to imply that the game was one sided, but such was not the case. lreland's ironers had lots of steam and heat, but the Ignatians had the height and enough speed to turn the trick. Marmion looked inexperienced as St. Patrick's of Chicago spoiled the Cadet home debut. Two de- feats compose the Marmicmn record to date, but the Aurorans faced tough competition in both contests and always are plenty tough within the diocese. For the first time since the series began in 1933, Marmion recorded a win over Mooseheart, the Cadets punching over a 6-0 win in a hard-fought battle at Mooseheart Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon. The only score in the game came in the third quarter, when left halfback Amby Geib crash- ed through a hole in the right side of the Moose- heart line, dodging and twisting his way thirty-three yards to the goal line. The only other scoring threat was made by the Cadets in the first quarter, but a five yard penalty caused the push to be halted. Two former diocesan athletes stood out for Loras College as the Dubuque school counted its first two wins of the season, both being home games. . . Cen- tral, Pella, 1940 Iowa Conference Champion, was the first to fall before the Lorasmen, as Jack Sensor, Marmion '39, counted one of the Loras touchdowns on an end-around play, and Paul Goodwin, Aquin '38, played a bangup game from his position at the halfback post .... Last Sunday St. lVIary's of Wi- nona, Minn., provided stiff opposition for the Du- hawks, but Loras won, 6-0 .... This time it was Senson who shone in an outstanding defensive game at end, with Goodwin taking the ball across from the Winona four yard line. All other diocesan teams met with defeat over the week-end, Marmion being the only eleven to record a victory. Marmion counted two touchdowns in the second half to dump St. Thomas from the undefeated ranks in the Illinois Catholic Conference, the Cadets winning by a 12 0 count at Aurora Sunday. Loss of Vic Hartmann, ace halfback of the Purple and White, handicapped the Thomist attack and sheer power punched across the winning Cadet markers. Gieb and Duray were standouts in the Marmion backfield with Flannigan and Perez sparking the Cadet line. ' 141212121 ! l Z 3 t4 4. . . If you are 20 Years of age or over. If you did not carry 75 Hours of work last semester and up to date this semester. If you are in a 2-year high school after 4 semesters of high school attendance, a 3-year high school after 6 semesters, or a 4-year high school after 8 semesters, or have graduated from a 4-year high school. CTen days' attendance constitutes a semes- ter.J If you have participated in the sport for all or Parts of 4 Sea- 50715. 5 If you have competed under a False Name. it 6. If you entered school this semester later than the beginning of the Ilth Day. 7. If you have been Absent This Semester I0 Consecutive Days for any cause except illness. 8 If you have competed in outside athletics without Written Per- 9 X10 ll I2 mit of your principal. If you have competed in any Outside Athletic Meet which ad- vertises any conditions or offers any awards in violation of I. H. S. A. rules. If you have ever accepted pay Ccash or merchandise, or Awards Exceeding 51.00 in value for athletic achievement or have play- ed on a team with a paid player. If you have attended a Coaching School or '4clinic within the last year. If you do not have a Doctor's Certihcate of fitness issued Within the present school year. 4913. 14. If your parents do not live in this district. If you played or practiced any football except intramural be- tween December 2 of any year and September l of the next year, or basketball except intramural after the state final tour- nament until September l. KNOTEZ Numbers marked with Vs have exceptions. Also these are additional require Consult your principal or the handbook. EVE CX PA, F EPCYU RES Reaeille pahon .ful A-I Cleaners Alexander-Carr Lumber Co. 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SCHNITTGEN Compliments of MR. AND MRS. L. O. NAPIER Compliments of MARYWOOD PLAYERS FATHER VICTOR, Direetor A section of the new Din- ing llall. The tables are lined row on row and divided in sections for Co. A, Co. E, and Band. A slight glimpse of the new ultra modern kitchen can be seen in the upper right of the picture. New Z. . all The Mess Hall as seen hy 21 Another picture of the Mess Hall casual observer. One of the taken from another angle. In the most appreciatetl times at Mar- foreground is the ol'l'icers' table of A section view of Co. E mion is Mess Call. Co. E. :luring fl dinner session. Annual Christmas Din- ner. Turkey and all the decorations is the Menu for tonight. The table pictured is the officers seated with our Reverend Superintendent. Among the new features of our new build- ing is the Cadets' Dining Hall. The Hall seats l-i5 Cadets at presentwith room formore. This was one of the most appreciated events of this year. The Mess Hall provides space for Cadets, faculty and lay employees. All in all, it is a fine improvement at Nlarmion. w electrical cooker a i 'int i lax the good sisters in pre- Rush hour at Mess 2, p ct in 1 1 ll ie Q., to take care of the ap- the sisters preparing to ieu i 1 on t lll'l tis i ites of the Cadets. the hungry Cadets YWINTNI -'N Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LERUY UPCHURQH C0lllf?lillIPHf5 of Carlson Restaurant Borden's Ice Cream Cozlllllllnlenlx of Edward Don Sz Co. Army and .Navy llflilitary Equipment of Efvery Descriplion GEMSQO new york 39X Fourth Ave. Model Laundry . LAUNDERERS AND A' I BC' RDIC , , H 1' 5 fe NS DRY CLILANERS l I ,S GOT TO Bli GOOD ' C 1575 Dismunl-Crzxh and Carry Phone 9151 210 N. Lake St. Aurora, lll. . AURQRAY ILL. Phone 9294 lo No. LaSalle St. COMPLIM ENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and Family Greelings lo the 1042 Graduating Class Assell Photo Shop AURGRA, ILL. -ll lsland Ave. Phone 9803 Wolf-Parker Co. Hardware and Tools Phone 7275 60 So. 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Peterson 81 Sons COIVIIJLETE PRINTING SERVICE IZ3 Spruce Street Phone 2-3127 Aurora, III Compliments of Chicago Aurora Tailors Suits Made to Order S 50 22.5 Topcoats and Uvercoats Zll N. RIVER S'llRliliT AURORA, ll,l,lNOlb A cross section of the east end of the new recreation building qaacf ancf Rat C01r1ffin11'11l.v of Finch Sr McCu11ouch Dial 87 'l- ! PRINTERS BINDERS PUBLISHERS filly SO-82-8-l' S. LaSalle Street 88 Au K. I. Ochsenschlager GRUClfRl ES - Nl ICATS Cflfrfrilig Sw'-z'in' 1'lU!llI'Sf0!'!lfjl' l,m'k1'r Plant 129 S. Fordham Aw. llizil Qlq-l rom, lll. 'face 131 qicfafen aa fbanl' up Aopen 'caude ' au like Mheell cwu--Z'f1eae'll deanolfauane May 2, 1942, B. P. fBefore Promj DEAR EST LARRY:- Gee, it seems like eternity since I've heard from you--yet it was just the other day-wasn't it? Honestly, you write the most beautiful letters--so-0-o descriptive. I'm positive that some day you'll be a great writer but then you probably wonlt write to poor little me. I can,t begin to tell you how much I enjoy your letters-wouldn't it be wonderful if we could write to each other every time we thought of each other? But here I am in Lincolnwood and you miles away in Marmion. How selfish of me to want you with me all the time-but darling I can't help it. It's-just YOU. I had a perfectly lovely time on your last month-end leave. I wish we could go out together more often-honestly honey bun I can't enjoy myself any more unless I go out with you. I try to study, but I can't-for invariably my thoughts turn to you. I keep wish- ing that our school was going to have a dance or something so I could invite you. Then we could dance all evening-into the wee hours of the morning. Honestly honey bun, when I dance with you I feel like I'm floating on a cloud-we're just like the Couple In the Castle -and honestly-I never want to come down. All the girls are envious of my going out with you-your fame is really spreading. All those medals on your broad chest-that perfectly cute saber. I know I shouldn't be telling you these things for I was always told a girl shouldn't wear her heart on her sleeve-but honestly honey bun, there are some things I just love to say. g Oh-oh-There goes the record-just a moment honey bun till I change it- there, I decided to play it over again. Every time I hear it I think of you. Remember that night you called me your little Tangerine and said you just wanted to squeeze and squeeze me? Oh dear, I suppose I'll have to wait a few weeks before I see you again. But I'll be brave and try to bear it. I do hope we can go dancing again soon-honestly honey bun--I love you. See you soon, darling-till then, I remain your honey bun, Love, VIRGINIA. May 25, 1942, A. P. CAfter Promj DICAR MR. SCHNITTGEN:- I really shouIdn't be writing you, I haven't even heard from you for almost two weeks! You are apparently too busy for me-not that I'm suffering any pain from it. I'm being rushed with dates so, lately, that I've hardly had time to think about any- thing-let alone think about you. Well, there goes the telephone again-probably Jim, or Bob-or Pat-who knows? Well, I'll close now for I have more important things to do. VIRGINIA. Mm ---pa., zz., auf' Compliments of The Aurora COUHCII NO. 736 Knights of Columbus Lew have 1002, lwembership from the Mar C a' f CLUB HOUSEee308 MAIN ST. PHONE 6426 Best Wishes and Success To the Aufm Graduates Chapter of Marmion Dad's Club aaile Once upon a time there' were four stripeless' seniors. Now there was Larry Suspension Schneider who was a tennis star, Bob Conaty who every year turns down offers from the Cincinnati Reds, Paul Wllite a scrappy forward in basketball, and Bob Charles who liked to trail Ockert in the 440 yard dash. Well, spring was in the air and the four boys felt their gypsy blood surging. Today is a free day, what will we do ? asked White, hoping someone would suggest basketball. Let's have a game of doubles on the tennis court, cried Schneider, hope- fully. No-I challenge you all to a race around the track , put in Charles, looking around to make sure Ockert wasn't near. My knee is sore , Conaty said. Let's have a game of softball . 'Nol the other three chimed. I get it, let's go see the girls! laughed Schneider. All nodded their agreement. So down below the hill went the four adventurous lads. They sang Chattanooga Choo Chooi' as they made their way along the railroad tracks to busy downtown Aurora. By instinct the stripe'ess buddies found the doorway to the Federal Bakery. Sure enough, there were the girls! Lucille beckoned to Wliite. Aubury motioned to Schneider. Marcella waved to Charles-and Conaty called a waitress and ordered pie and milk shake. Conaty ate and drank while the three couples sat silent feasting on each others' eyes. All afternoon, they laughed and talked until their laughter became so loud, the manager showed them the door. With tearful eyes they bade farewell under the neon sfgn YValgreen's at Broadway and hlain, for it was growing dark. On the way back to Nlarmion, VVhite, Charles, and Schneider laughed and talked about their girls while Conaty, who was trailing the caravan, merely grunted about Redheads in West Virginia. But fate was yet to spoil their afternoon of freedom. Father Norbert and Father joseph came driving along Lake Street. The four unsuspecting lads were whistling Blues In the Night. Then one of them spotted the black Studebaker. Ye Gods-look! one pointed with te1'ror. Their cadence became slower and their minds were busily occupied thinking up alibis. But all in vain-for they knew only too well that excuses don't go with the Commandant. With hanging heads the four figures returned to the Campus-there was no ringing, or laughing or whistling-they could see a light in the window of Father VVilfred's office as the Board of Discipline called a meeting. Morzll-Go around with football players and you won't get caught off campus. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. D. H. FITZGERALD AND SON Complinzents of HARTZ DRUG STORES - AURORA, ILL. 7 Compliments FITCHOME Dairy Farm WPI FURNISH ALL 40 S. R ' ...... .. ..... ..,. , .Ph 2-2-I-..l f . , . R, V 2 S. lirgzilway .. .,.. ,........ P olllime -H-60 FOR Tl-Ili lVlARlNfllON R. M. EBERLY CADETS DRUGS R.: PAINTS Phone 4I23 VARNISH ES 0 Galena Blvd. Aurora, lll 77 lNo B'o'1d 'av Phone 2-0783 Best Wishes and Success To the Class of 1942 Aurora Chapter Marmion M0ther's Club 14 '!Voz'u... .s Sergeant Arnold Fidler, '30, former alderman of the 5th ward, is now sta- tioned at Fort Riley, Kansas, where he is attached to the Quartermaster Bat- talion. Paul Adams, '36, has joined the Air Corps and is now stationed at Kelly Field, Texas .... joe Gaul, '39, has joined the Marines, and has been ordered to San Diego, California. jim Modaff, '35, was married to Miss Theresa Okapal at Holy Angels Church on February 16. Seen at recent basketball games: Ran- som Rice, '40, and Art Michels, '41, who were home from the University of Illi- nois for a few days .... Ed Petit, '39, who enjoyed a short vacation from his clerical studies at St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Maryland. Bob O'Connell, '38, is attached to the 410th Technical School Squadron, Shep- pard Field, Wichita Falls, Texas .... joe Donovan has received his commission as a 2nd Lieutenant, U.S.M.R.C., 7th Ollicers' Reserve, Quantico, Virginia .... Sergeant joe Connery, '40, is attached to Company' G , 130th Infantry, 33rd Division, Camp Forrest, Tennessee. jack Mulvihill, '39, is in the Air Corps and is stationed at the U. S. Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas .... Charlie O'Connor, '36, is with the 94th Coast Field Artillery, Anti-Aircraft, Battalion B , Fort Dix, New jersey. Sergeant jim Sensor, '37, is now sta- tioned at Elmendorf Field, Anchorage, Alaska, with the 31st Material squadron. . . . jack Sensor, '40, is enrolled in the Civilian Pilots' Training Program at Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa. Wedding bells rang for Marty Hoel- scher, '36, on Thursday, April 9, when he was married to Miss Helen Louise Smith at St. Peters Church, Geneva, Illi- nois .... Father F. S. Parcella officiated and jack jaeger, '36, was best man .... The bride is a sister of Cadet William Smith, member of the senior class. jack VVesbrook, '35, received his com- mission as a 2nd Lieutenant recently after spending a period of training at the Ofli- cers' Training School, Fort Benning, Georgia .... Larry Bernard, '36, is sta- tioned at Camp Edward, Massachusetts. Sergeant Ed Mathieu, '34, who is on military duty at Fort Warren, Cheyenne, Wyoming, was home on a furlough this month and was married to Miss Marie Adam at Holy Cross Church in Chicago on March 17. Lorrain Mathieu, '38, brother of the bridegroom, was best man at the wedding .... Wedding bells will ring for Earl Burrel, '37, at Holy Angels Church, April 7, when he and Miss Mary Macatee will be joined in Holy Matri- mony .... Earl, a graduate of the Uni- versity of Michigan, is employed in the chemical laboratories of a large industry in Barberton, Ohio .... George Ugloi, '38, is engaged to marry Miss Vernice Herk . . . the date of the wedding has not been set as yet. john Lentz, '40, Bill Mettel, '41, Gene Duffy, '40, have received their commis- sions as 2nd Lieutenants in the Reserve Corps .... john Martin, '41, has discon- tinued his course at the Millard School, Washington, D. C., and has received his commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Reserve Corps .... 2nd Lieutenant Tom Costello, '38, has been ordered to report to the Coast Artillery School at Fort Monroe, Virginia. Frank Ostendorf, '38, recently received his degree from the Walton School of Commerce, Chicago, Illinois, and is now employed with the Barrow, Wade, Guth- rie Sc Company, an accounting firm. Kasimir Kulesha, '41, is working as a sound technician for the Aurora-Ameri- can Baking Company. joe Lucas, '41, is employed as a clerk at the Hotel Baker, St. Charles, Illinois. Bill Mettel, '41, is doing oH'ice work for Armour and Company, Aurora, Ill. jack Totman, '41, is assisting his father in business at Clare, Illinois. Bob Flannigan, '41, is employed in the Transportation Department of the Chi- cago, Aurora, and Elgin Railroad Com- pany, Chicago, Illinois. Vincent Fyie, '41, is studying engineer- ing at the Lewis School of Aeronautics, Lockport, Illinois. Elmer Kucera, '41, is doing oliice work with the Illinois Bell Telephone Com- pany, Chicago, Illinois. Francis Brady, '34, who was captain of the cadet football team in his senior year at Marmion and who later starred on the gridiron at Niagara University, Buffalo, New York, is now a Ist Lieu- tenant in the air corps. Frank is sta- tioned at Hickam Field, Hawaii .... john Florence, '34, is now a 2nd Lieu- tenant in the air corps .... john was home for a short visit early in january. john Meggesin, '37, and Leon Tous- saint, '38, are now on duty in the army. . . . Ray Snyder, '39, has joined the Air corps .... Tom Costello, '38, and Frank Waindle, '40, has received their com- missions as 2nd Lieutenants in the U. S. Infantry Reserve .... Ralph Dean, '40, has received an alternate appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Herman Clemen, '37, married Miss Carolyn Fiester at St. Theresa's Church on Saturday, February 14 .... Fred Youssi, '40, was married to Miss Marian Anderson of Batavia on Saturday, jan- uary 3. YYN v.-Y 1941 la jane 194.2 ' Corporal Matthew Ambre, '38, mar- ried Miss Geneva Mendenhall at St. joseph's Church and jim Regnier, '38, married Miss Mildred Millen at the same parish on Saturday, january 24. Staff Sergeant Stanley janeczko, '40, was recently transferred from Chanute Field, Rantoul, Illinois, to a point some- where in Texas. Ken jungels, '35, who is married now and resides in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has signed a contract to pitch for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League. Ken pitched for the Cleveland Indians. Having completed his pre-med course at St. Procopius College, LeRoy Garhe, '38, will enter the University of Illinois Medical School this fall .... Harry Allen, '38, will complete his course in chemical engineering at Illinois this year .... After a summer of hard work at the Burling- ton Shops, Don Lies, '39, has enrolled at the University of Illinois Dental School. . . . Don did two years of preparatory work in science at St. Procopius College. On the Dot.' jack Wagner, '40, and jack Sensor, '40, are playing varsity football at Loras College .... Honore Berg, '40, Pete Feuerstein, '40, and Gene jaeger, '37, are at Notre Dame .... C.arence Lambert, '40, will return to the University of Michigan .... Ralph VVeber, '39, Clarence I-Iankes, '39, and Ransom Rice, '40, are at Illinois .... joe Gaul, '39, is at Knox College, Galesburg. . . . Ed Barry, '38, and Phil Barry, '40, a e at St. Benedict's College, Atchinson, Kansas .... Frank Petrauskas, '38, is at Spring Hill College. Bob jans, '34, is studying dentistry at the Northwestern Dental School in Chi- cago, Illinois. Wedding hells rang for Tony Rukus, '34, in August, when he and Miss Maxine Susanna Kneipper were joined in holy wed'ock at Holy Angels Parish. Rev- erend Father Wilfrid, O.S.B., olliciated at the nuptials. Tony and his bride left for Californa after the wedding where they are now residing. After receiving his degree in chemical engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology last june, john Doyle, '35, has received employment in the labora- tories of the General Foods Company, Battle Creek, Michigan .... Earl Bur- rell, '37, a recent graduate of the Uni- versity of Michigan, is doing experi- mental work with the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. jim Sensor, '37, of the technical divis- ion of the Air Corps, is now stationed at March Field, California .... john Ferron and Bob Knack, '39, are at Scott Field, Belleville, Illinois .... Adam Ben- der, '40, is at Randolph Field, Texas. . . . Stan janeczko, '40, is at Chanute Field .... Gene Feldott, '40, is a crew chief at Mather Field, Sacramento, Cali- fornia. 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A Model A is still the best car . Solution: 'V 'H '19U.Ll9'l9S Jewel . Bubins of Ill. Solution: 'I' 'H '9l9LI3S Simply Divine . Loves. Likes 'em plump. Red heads his favorite. Solution: .iauyaqag Doc Farmer . Now, down at the hospital . Solution: 'I' 'H '19P!9u'-WS Schelly . Rubber Heels. Synthetic Kid. Oh, Virginia . Solution: 'H I '19P!9Wl0S Leo . Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair . Solution: 'AA 1 'msnuvs The Big Gusher. Doc I. Q. The Fairy Queen. Solution: 'V 'AA 'YHIWS Change Raitneis. Hang over, Eddie- . Solution: 'f '51 'saxgnbg n Goiter from Decatur. Corn fed Bobby from down- state. L. A. L. Solution: 'AA I '9l5U91S HB0bl7. Moloy's Buddy. I don't want to set the wostles- let on fire! Solution: 'I' 'H 'U9S!9lI.L Helen Wills Moody of Tennis Team. Lemon squeezer. Solution: 'D 'N '91I90A Collect Guy Lombardo records. Billy Boy . Solution: 'QI 'AA '19?lI9AA T. P. My nervous indigestion . Fred Ostore of Mt.-- . Bunny . Solution: 'd 'I' 'IIBAA Skinny , Annie Oakley. Regular Court House customer. Solution: 'H 'I' 'GWIIBM Movie Magnate. Me and Jack Benny . Solution: 'X 'EI '19l!9AA Idol of Chicago School Girls. Loves Track. The Devil's Disciple. Solution: 'QI 'd '91!'IAA Well, blow me over . Ralph the bandstand maker. Solution: 'AA 'H 'UOSIFAA Last, but not least, Peter, the Hermit . ' Future Wiley Post. Solution: 'd'H '-193U!1Q9Z More Power to the Class ot l9ll2 Chicago Chapter ol Marmion Dacls' Club Compliments Of American Baking Co. IN AURORA IT'S URAINBO BREAD Cfllllfililllfllfi' of Sally Ann Balcery OICONNOR-BILLS, InC. fix! MATTOON, ILLI N OI S Compliments of Post Exchange BROTHER GERARD, illannger Complinufnfs of Smith Cv Bennett Barber Shop AU RORA, ILL. COIIIPHIIIFIIH' of Armour 6- Co AURORA, ILL. Co mplmzents of Aurora Tire and Battery Service AURORA, ILL. 83 S. River St. Phone 5484 ?'9 'L X, .. Scfzaaf 8064143 SEPTEMBER- 8-New students report. ll-Old cadets return. 12-Solemn High Mass in hon- or of the Holy Ghost. I6-Classes begin. Faculty meeting. Z0-Varsity football game with Elmhurst. 26-Marmion-Madonna after- noon social. Z8-Varsity football game with St. Patrick's of Chicago. OCTOBER- 5-St. Francis football game. I0-Marmion-Madonna social. I2-St. Thomas football game. 14-Faculty meeting. 15-Six weeks exams. g 17-Month-end leave. I8-Mooseheart football game. 24-Reception into Holy Name Society. 25-26-Fall Festival. Z6-St. Patrick football game. 31-Homecoming Dance. NOVEMBER- l-All Saints Day. 2-St. Bede football game. 3-All Souls' Day. Solemn Requiem High Mass. 4-Annual Retreat. -Holy Name Rally, Mili- tary Mass. Loyola football game. Faculty meeting. Armis- tice day parade, half holi- day. Parents-Sons banquet. Dismissal for Thanksgiv- ing. Six Weeks exams. St. Francis basketball game. CHere.j DECEMBER- Madonna-Marmion social. Geneva basketball game. QHere.J St. Thomas basketball game. fHere.j Freeday-Feast of the Im- maculate Conception. Faculty meeting. St. Patrick basketball game. fThere.j Reception into Knights of the Grail. Elmhurst basketball game. fThere.l Glee Club Concert. Xmas party given by Au- rora Mothers Club. St. Bede basketball game. fThere.j Christmas vacation begins. LI AN UARY-- 4 Christmas vacation ends. 5, ll 13 lb I8 Zl 24 25 Z8 Classes begin. Mt. Carmel basketball game. fHere.j Faculty meeting. Marmion-lwadonna social. St. Patrick basketball game at Kankakee. DePaul basketball game. QHere.j President's day QFreej. M ooseheart basketball game. CThere.j St. Ignatius basketball game. QHere.j -3OaFi rst semester exams. F Ii B R U A RY-f 1 K Zu., 6A ga. lil I3 l5 I9 I9 Zl Dads and Sons Holy Coni- munion Day. Second semester begins. Pre-Lenten lNf1E1d0flI121-lN'121l'- mion social. Elmhurst basketball game. CHere.j aSt. Thomas basketball game. QThere.j aFaculty meeting. fhlount St. lVlary's dance. St. Bede basketball game. QI-Iere.j --Motivation Day af Ash VVednesday. fGeneral Assembly?-Schw lastic Convocation e A con- ferring of lst semester awards. aMooseheart basketball game. fHere.j Z74aJuniors participate in Illi- nois Statewide Testing pro- gram. Z7-Month-end leave. lNlARCHef 3eRegional tournament, M ar- mion vs. West Aurora. 10---Faculty meeting. l2fSix Weeks exams. I6-Z0FVocation week. Zleaa-Junior-Senior banquet. St. Benedict's Day. APRlLf lfllaster vacation begins. 6A Cadets return from Easter vacation. ll,leaMilitary ball. I4-afFaculty meeting. 244Spring card party and dance. 28eaeSix weeks exams. MAYaf 7-Faculty meeting. 8-9fFederal inspection. lZaTalk by Arthur H. Starnes, Parachutist. l4aFree Day . Ascension Day. IS!-junior-Senior Prom. Z4ISpring Band Concert. JUNE- 8-Second semester exams. l4'Commencement and Youth Citizenship Day. iiE355E555ZSESZSTS5GTSETSGTSZSTSZSTSSZSTSZSTSQSTSZilii2365ZSTSSETCBZSTSSZSTEZSTSZSTSZSTSSZQTSSH545535455ZETSRSTESESTSZSTESKSTSSZSTESZSTSZSTSZETSSETSdeg YQ . Q :E Q . - .yi .4. 33 ii N9 gg 3 gg gi gg 3 j O C I 3? 559 Qi me ea- YQ 951 , of 5 ANTON S. STAFNEY of Finch ISL lN1cCullouch QR K9 1 i . 1 QA' Q Printers, and the rest of his staff. Je , , . - 393 AD. Cox of the G. R. Grubb Engraving Com- kg pany, and also the gf R95 E-If ig BASIL L. SMITH ENGRAVING COMPANY of 3? ig Philadelphia, Pa. EQ Wi 2 PETER ASSEL, the photographer. - . QA, E CADET J. GITS for his many fine snap shots. :YQ -4- 2 MR. JUSTIN MILLER of the Koverkraft for lg the covers. 333 FATHER COLUMBAN O.S.B. of the f'Marmion gi-T gg Cadet . G? ga GEORGE BISENHUTH S orts Editor of the Q ,fa 1 P 4 go Aurora Beacon-News, also DALE LAN- 3? CASTER and JOHN CORKERY of the Beacon- 35, QE News. 9565+ GE tg FATHER RAYMOND O.S.B. and ,?, .4- lg FATHER ROBERT O.S.B. for favors rendered. - GNL gg MISS SHUTA and MISS BARTON for special 3 fig assistance. 'V' . . GA? 32 THE MARMION FACULTY for its ceo eration. GIA as p R W OUR PATRONS and ADVERTISERS whom we en- G? ff? GR jig? courage you to support. gc? Ana' last, but far the least, Q THE 425 MARMION CADETS who made this ig T593 book possible. 3 19 eq Q .4- R9 . QA' ig '7fae 194.2 Reualfe 'Ska , .4- FQ 5 33 gl 3 E42 F es? TSB ef 43 565+ ii J