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

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AC U LTY Q f-M. 'WE ERVVIN J. WINDSCHILL, B.A. Capt., Ill. N. G. Sophomore Class Adviser Typing, English li. A., St John's University, Collegeville, Minnesota Attended University of Minnesota and Minneapolis Business Colleize Muon jossvu T. ZAK, INF., U.S.A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics Mi'itary Science and Tactics Attended U. S. Military Academy, Mar- quette Unversity, and Milwaukee State Teachers Normal ARNo1.n j. SCHAEFFER, B.S. Capt.. Ill. N. G. Track Coach, Frosh-Soph Football Coach, Recreational Program Assistant, Junior Class Adviser General Science, Chemistry World History, American History B. S., Columbus College, Sioux Falls, S. Dakota Attended University of South Dakota. Vermillion, S. D. REV. F. VVILFRED, O.S.B., A.B. Major, Ill. N. G. Commandant of Cadets Religion, Economics A. B., St. Meinrad College and Seminary Attended DePaul University, Chicago

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I Ga There it is boys,-on the opposite page. That's the Marmion diploma we've been working for ever since we were plebes. That's the sheepskin that symbolizes the successful conclusion of our careers at Marmion. But it means more than the end of our days on the cam- pus. Whenever we look at it, we shall always recall the red ink, trips to the Commandant's oflice, the stripes fthat somebody else always gotl, the exams, and the heart-aches and thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to on the road to academic achievement. It will al- ways mean that for once in our lives we worked hard for something We were proud to get-andvwe,-got-it. Before we actually pass through that sacred portal, let's take one backward glance at ourselves as a class--the graduating class of 1943. VVe think we're a great bunch. We know welre great in numbers, for We're graduating sixty-eight strong-one of the biggest classes in Nlarmion history. We know we're great in terms of what we've al- ready accomplished here at school and in what we intend to do in this world for the rest of our lives. Some of us are headed for college, others for the warg but it really doesn't matter where we're headed, welre grateful for our Marmion training and confident that it has prepared us well for the future. So, let's turn the pages now for one final glimpse of ourselves-the tall, the short, the fat, the thin, the students, and the playboys-but all, a great bunch, as we face our Commencement Day.