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

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J. .. ,....... ..,...,. 1 941 CYCONNOR, G. M. .... .. -..1939 RIPPINGER, F. E. .. .. ...M1937 SHERMAN, H. R. 1934 SIPOS, 15.1. 1937 STREVER, R. C. . .... ....... . .1937 TILLMAN, W. N. ..... ......... 1 938 UPHAM, 11. C. 1937 WILSON, W. H. .. .. . ...... 1938 ,gm raw mamma ,mar aww em, 0. 3. 3 ,war of sz. Mama.: rqlffeuagefaomiffaefqdiai Your four years of training at Marmion have prepared you for the greater battle of life you enter upon graduation. You are fortunate, indeed, that you have been prepared for the physical strife which is at present a part of your life's battle. But you are doubly fortunate in the preparation for a warfare that only ends with death. By a life lived according to the ideals that you have been taught at Marmion you can look forward to a victorious V-Day in your life's Struggle. 6 Weaq Reamau! Qailnea Qildml, 0. 8. B. Qual Padua of Maaauhn 7112 fleameml Qaihea lifaadml, 0. S. B nwcfemq sniff font Row-Fr. Hubert fCl1:1pl:linJg Fr. Norbert CSupcrintendcntD: Fr. joseph fIi?2ldlHZlSfCfJQ Fr. Robert fQ:0Il'!l'Tl2lI1d21Ilf7. lurk Rn7L Q'1lPfiliIl Alzunc-s K. lfclts QP. M, S. X 'l'.D3 Xlil-itll' George- NI. In-lzlml CAtl1lc-tic Uirvctorj: Rfujor Cllurles lfrett fQllZlI'f6I'lI12lSfCfJ. 8 RY Rav. ALQUIN, O.S.li.,A.B. t im.. lll, N. t-. lilitor oi' Religious liullctin Religion. Latin, Sociology FACU LTY Rrav. F. COIAUMBAN, O.S.B., A.B., REV. F. DAMIAN, O.S.B.,A.B. Capt. Ill. N. G, RL-liyziun, English, GeoLtl'aphy A.li.. St. Meinrad Collexrv and A.M. Unpl., Ill. N. G. Athletic Moderator. Tennis Couch A.M., St. Meinrad College and Spanish Seminary S0l1llIl2l.l'y A.M.- Univemilv of Davwn' Attended University of Notre Attn-iidvml Catholic' University of Davwn, Ohio ' llamo Arm-rica A.M., DePaul University Attended National University of Mexico geneficfine v. F. ICRNHs'r, O,S.B.,A.B. REV. F. HUBERT, O.S.B.,A.B. Visio' Rizv, F. Gitmsxr, O.S.B., t mi. lll. N. G. Major, Ill. N. G. Prior llirector of Choir and Glee Cluli Chaplain, Sodality Director Latin Emzlish Religion, English A.M., St. Mvinrad College and A.M., St. Mvinrarl College- and A.li., St, Meinrad Collesze and Seminary Svminary Seminary M.A., Indiana Attended Catholic University of Attended DePaul University, Amt-rica and Columbia. Univvr- Chicano sit y, New York 9 FACU LTY REV. F. joswn, U.S.B.,A.B.,A.M. REV, F. LEONARD, O.S.B.,A.B. REV. F. Rnmoxn, U,S.B.,A.B. Major. lil. N. G. Capt., Ili. N. G. Valwl.. Iii. N. G. Ilexulniasier Health Officer, Field Representative TY'L'3lhlll'L'l', Advisor of The Cadet Religiun. English Religion, Latin, World History Pinulish A.H., St. Meinrnd College and A.H,, St. Meinrad Cnliezre and A.I!,. St. Meinrad Cmvllmre and Seminary Seminary Seminary A.M., l.03'1'l2l U iVf'VSiiY, Chicarrlr Attended Universiiy of Nnlre Ativmled University nf Notre Uame Dame :xml llei'aui University Rrv. lf. Rrml-'k'1', U.S.li.,A.li.,A.M. Rlfv. F, Sl ll.XS'l'l.XN, U,S.H., .'X.li. Rrfv. lf. xvll.i'KII?, U.S.Ii,,.'X.li., .NM Major, Ill. N,1I. Vapt., Ill. N. G. Capt. Ill. N. ll. 1'umm:m1lant of Faxleis, Librarian Assistant Vummanllant. lin-'iuii-11, I,:ltin. l'1c'-umvni-'S A.ll., St. Mm-inrmi College and Rc-liuiun, Latin, American Ili:-wry A.I4,. St, M1-inraml 1'ulh-ue anal Seminary A.li.. St. Meinrml Culleize and Seminary A.M., 1':u1.hnIie University uf Seminary A.lVl., In-Pzxnl Univerbity Amvriea. Washingion. D C. Alivmlecl IJel'ai1i University Attended University nf Denver, In-nu-V, Fulnrzulu 10 FACU LTY i BRo. ADRIAN Al.oYs1Us, F.M.S., BRO. BERNARD QIREGORY, F.M.S., BRO. LAWRENCE lfl'liKliM, If.M.S., 13.8. BS. B.B.A. Frcshman Class Advisor, Physical Physical Education Program Assistant Junior Class Advisor, Asst. Social Education Religion, Chemistry, Natural Director Vroprram Assistant Rt-ligrion, th-ne-ral Science Science R.S., Fordham University ILS., Fordham University Attcnded University of Notre Dame, Teachers Collette Columbia University, and Now York University aluiild Baaffxwui liRo. ,ltlSl'Il'll Ll-fo, I .M.S.,B.S. liao. Pllll,I.ll' -IUHN, F.M.S.,H.S. Physical Education I'roi:ram Assistant Physical Education Program Assistant Rn-ligion, Elementary Algcbra, Gcomctry ILS., Fordham University Attended St. .lohn's University and t'olumlvia l York lni vcrsit y, Now Religion, Geometry, Intermediate Algebra ILS., Fordham University Attended New York University 11 Religion, Commercial Arithmetic, llookkeeninyz, Typewritimz li.li.A., St. .lohn's University Attcndcd Fordham University Brio. 'l'nox1As JXUSTIN, F.M.S.,B.S., A.M. llirvctor of Dramatius and Activity Period Senior Class Advisor English ILS., A.M., Fordham Univcrsity, New York Attm-nded Univcrsity of Notre Damc FACU LTY 'I'u.xn J. BEDNARD, A.B.,A.M. Uapt. Ill. N. G. Supervisor, Assistant to Ilcadmastcr, llirvcioi- ol' l'ulilicity :inil Social Activity Gvlivral lVlalh1-matics, Aslvancc-ml Algebra. 'l'ri1.rominivt1'y, M4-rhanical l,I'1lVVilll-f A. ll., A. M., University ol' Notre Dame 'lnmnoizn HixUc:m.ND, A.B. Capt. Ill. N. G. Dirt-ctoi' and Instructor of Band Vhysira A.ll., St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn. Attvndod Univorsity of Minno- sota and Northern Normal and Industrial School, Aberdeen, South Dakota C.w'rA1N JAMES K. FELTS, F.A., A.U.S. l'roI't-ssor of Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics A.l4., Univcrsity of Illinois, Urbana A.M.. University ot' Chicago, Chic-aizo faq 9 llARlll,D K, lIoR'roN sf:-mt., Inf., U.S.A. Assistant tu P.M. S. 8 T. Military Science and T: 12 ictics M.-xjok CHARLES VV. FRETT, lll. N.G. Quartermaster Gsonmz M. IRELAND, A.B . Major, Ill. N. G. Athletic Director Director of Physical Education Proizram Varsity Basketball Foach, Advisor uf Reveillv Civics, American Government A.I3., University of Notre- Dame Attended University of Wisconsin FACU LTY Miss ORA L.x'ra.xM. A.B. A.M il , . JOSEPH R. NARuoNH, li.S. Pow.-vm J. 0'RlEll.l.Y lfumlanwntal Mathematics, Capt. Ill. N. G. Sgt., lnf. A.ll.S. Hlonientary Algebra Football Coach Assistant to l'.M.S.8z'I'. A.lL, A.M., University of Illinois World History Military' SCNFICS and THCUCS ILS., University of Notre Dame Attended Carlton College, North- field. Minn. .faq lwxhuolaaa JAMES A. SANDERS Col. lRet.3 U.S.A. Assistant to P. M. S. K: T. Military Science and Tactics Attended Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. Graduate of The Infantry School, U.S.A. and the School of Elec- trical Enginecring, U.S.A. 13 IXRNOLD J. SCH.-xErrER, B.S. Capt., Ill. N. G. Assistant Football Coach Track Coach, Physical l'Idu- cation Program Assistant, Sophomore Class Advisor General Science ILS.. Columbus College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Attended University of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota ln fllfl' Ill'IH'j', U.S.B. lg7'0f11l'I' Crrarff, 0.S.lf. Rear Vfmc' of AIIIVHIIIOII Priory 8 ne Eaaihezu 14 Tha A'IIl7'HIl.0Il Priory 34. . 5,12 AN n RQ., U .-H D B ,au KW' if 1 'll - vi sg 1. H V1..:, 1 , ' ,I . li , A f QL a .qs nf' I .Q 1 , .vwfah ' 4. ,ls-,R Q .. - ,-tk ,Q , , ,W Q . 1. ,V ' 'a. ' ., ' ,ns ,X .vt ,gm . N j:zv:,w,:k I rn: . N , 4+ .4 Q. sufifx t . if , ' 9, Mai 'W 41' Yi . , ' L 4 ,,f I-wr 'E 1 ,. 'NNE ' .4f:fQJfA ,VY ' 'R brag 1? .fc K Q'-S MN - ' 625, Q Y .fy ' 04, 0 , Nl. 5 , i 5 34. 'Ji Q A Q .431 x I' X gk ,gf CM 4 t' f' , M Q-4, '. 16251 5 . rn f SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Maw, I. A. Quiglev, L. A. Cook, A, VV. Totrnzln, R. F. IIISTINGITISIIEII CAIDETS I OS'1'ICR, R. M. MAY, J. A. cmso, J. L. ll0N0ll CA IIETS KIMPAN, G. I. MODAl l , W. L. PICTERS, R. A. SCHIELKE, H. G. PIIIDFIIII ENT UAIDETS Al,I.I'1N, NV. C. MAGUIRIC RIQGICLBRUGGIC, C. W. ASSICLL, R. F. O'BRlICN, D. R. SNIDICR, W. J. COOK, A. VV. PIC'l'l'1', P. M. STANEK, G. J. lCR'l'ICI,, J. C. QUINN, Ii. J. SULLIVAN, J. W. GIACOMARRA, F. IC. RAY, W. F. 'I'O'l'MAN, R. F. 17 SENIGRS E' Llflnlff Sl'I'1ll'!llll ll.-NROLD J. ACHIBI ltorn June 22, 1927. Entorcrl Murmion 19-11 from Holy Anuvls Grzulv School, Aurora, lllinois. lS:1Nlu-tlvull: lloly Nunn- Society. Ifrolrl lfafrlzlill RoN.'xLu l'. Assisi, Horn Urioluvl' 24. 1927. lflnh-ru-ml Mzurmion 1911 from SL. Nivholus Grurlv Srhool, Aurora, lllinois. Soclnlily of tho 1i.V.lVl.: Holy Nnmc Sorivtyi Ofllvork l'lulu: film- lfluls. llranlnutivs. Cadrt Staff Srrgmnt VVILLIAM C. ALLEN Horn December 20, 1927. Entered Murmion from Our Lzuly of Good Counsel Grmlc- School, Aurora. Illinois. lloly Nunn- Soi-in-ly. lfudrt l'r'ifv11lr' -louu R. HAUMAN Horn May 26, 1927. Enlcrwl Marmion 1941 from Holy Angels Grzule School, Aurora, Illinois, Holy Nnmo Soc-ia-ly. 18 'l I Cmlrl T1-rhnffal Sfrgrant RICH.-XRD I.. Arumzn Horn May 1, 1927. lflntm-rf-rl Mnrmion 1941 from St. Joseph Grade School, Aurora, Illinois, lloly Nunn- Soviuty. lfmlrl Trflnzif al Scryrrml 1Vl1,1.l.-'XM BROOKER Horn August 5. 1927, 1'lnt1-rvrl Murmion 19-11 from Sl. Marys Grmlv School, Aurora, Illinois. Gln-41 Cluhg Choir: Boxing: llrumnlics. Holy Numb Sociviyl lfootlmll: Re-vm-ille Stalfg Sorlality of ll.V.M, SENIORS Cadrt Srrgranl -IouN A. CHAPLIS Born Fcbruury 4, 1926. l'Int,ore-d Murmion 1941 from St. l'utrivk Grsulv School. St. Charles, Illinois. lloly Nzllnn- Socivly. Cthiff Pl'l1'llfl' llANllil. R. CoRso1.lNI Born Juno 27, 11127. l'Inl.cre-41 Mnrrnion 19-11 from Holy Angels Grzulo School, Auroru, lllinois. lloly Name Society: Sodulity of ll.V.M. lfmlft Srr'gfPa1rf RICHARD ll. COLVVELL liorn October 31, 1927. Plntervd Marmion 11141 from St. Nicholas Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Glen- Club: Sodaility of ll.V.M.Q lloly Nunn' Society: lloxinu, l.'mlf't Cllflflllll .l.-milfs J. CURTIS llorn July 13, 1927. lflntervd Mnrmion 11141 from St. Catherine Grade School, Oak Park, Illinois. O1licor's Club: Holy Name Society Sodulity of l!.V.M.g Dramaticsg lioveille Stall. 19 CIIJFI .llajnr A1.Ex COOK I'orn l el1runry 16, 1928. Entered Mnrmion 1941 from St. Nlim-hsu-ls Grade Sc-hool, Aurora, Illinois. lfoollmll: Kiflc Ttfilllli Truck: Monogram Club: 0l'hcer's Club: Senior Class President: Holy Namc Soviety, Rs-vc-illc Staff: Sodaility ol' ll.V.M.: Boxing. C1n1'r'! Priiwte llliRN.'XRD Al. lJl5l,laox llorn June 20, 1927. Entered Mnrmion 1941 from Sacred Heart Grumle School, Lombard, Illinois. Iluly Name Society. SENIORS I Q 'Q Q5 k Crnlri Prifvafe Romain' -I. llicscoukoulcf liorn Novumhvr El, 1927. I'Il1fE'I'l'1I Murmion 1941 from St. Philip Neri, Chicnpzo. Iloxintli Holy Name Society. Cmlrt l'ri-valr' NORBIZRT Ia. IJRIHSSEN llorn Ortolwr ZH, 1927. Pinter:-ml Murmion 1041 from St. Vzltric-k's Gruule School, St. Vhurlvs. Illinois. Iloly Name Socivty. Cmlfl Stall' Sergeant Liao I.. Illcmss liorn Aufrust 25. 1927. Entermi Marmion 1941 from Sl. Nivholus Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Glve Club: Day Student Choir: Dramatic' Vlulw: Holy N:-imc Sociciy. Cade! Staff Sergeant josmfu ll. DUSELL Horn July X, 1927. Enters-xl Murmion 1942 from Sucre-d Heart Monastery, Aurora, Illinois. Hand: Football: Bziriketbnllg Track lioximr: Holy Name Society. Cndzft IJ! Srrylfzznt XV1I,1.I.-nr -I. IJ1s'1'rz1,L Horn June 4, 1927. I'IIli0I't'II Murmion lil-11 from St. lirinlxzc-is Grzule School, Holmrt, Imliana. Tvnuis: Choir: Trurk: Monogram Club: Knights of the Grail: Iloly Namv Sociely: Glvc Fluhg Smluliiy of Il.V.IVI. Cudrt Capmzn IJON.-XLD C. I'.NmcRx.lN Horn lbcccmlwr lil, 1926. I iIliCl'l'lI Mzlrmion If!-41 from liishop Qunrler School, Chicago, Illinois. Ilass Ollicvrz Ofliccfs Club: lluslwllmzllli Soilulily of Il.V.M. Iloly Norm- Go:-icly, 20 SENIORS lfmlfl Cuptuizz -louN C. ERTEL Horn Jnnuury 5, 1928. lflxiton-al Murmion 11141 from Freeman School. Aurora, Illinois. Holy Name Society: Sodality of ll.V.M.: OfTiucr':4 Club: Reveille Stuff, Ciscu. Cade! Staff Sergeant FARIS T. FARWELL liorn August R. 11126. Entered Mnrmion 1941 from Holy Angels Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Rifle 'I'eum: Track: Holy Name Society. Lvlldff Srrgn-1111! RONALD J. EVEREV1' Born May 3, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Michuel'S Grade School, Wheaton, Illinois Holy Name Society: Sodality of ll.V.M. Cmlet Ist Sergeant NEIL D. 1'lCH'1'EL liorn June 25, 1927. Entered Murmion 1941 from St. Nicholas Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Basketball: Captain of Varsity Basketball Team: Football: Monogram Club: Holy Name Society: Sodality of B.V.M.: Glee Club. It 21 Cadet Trrh, Sl'l'flPlllll JOHN E. FALCIONE Born May 8, 1927. Entered Marmion 1041 from Chicano Junior Military Academy Chicago. Illinois. Sodality of l!.V.M.: Track: Holy Name Society. Cade! 2nd Lifutenan! DONALD H. FIDLER liorn January 19, 1928. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Nicho'as Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Hand? Orchestral Rifle Team: Dramatic Club: OHicer's Club: Sodnlity of H.V.M.I Holy Name Society. SENIORS Cmlft Priivlhr xVlI.I.IANI la. IWXMER llorn Ovtolbvr 28, 15127. linlervd Marmion 1942 from Sacrl-rl llearl. Grzulv School, Aurora. Illinois. Holy Name Sovivty: I1ran1atic l'lulu. Calif! lxt Sfrgmflt Gu-:NN C. filI.l-IIERT Ikorn I z-luruary II, 11127. I'lnlm-rl-ml Marmion 1941 from Holy Angs-ls School, Aurora, Illinois. Ifoollmall: Track: Monogram Club: Glen- Uluh: Dramatic Clulu: Holy Name Society. Cndrt Sfrgmnt Jllajor RAN1m1.1. M. I 0S'l'liR llorn November H, 1927. Iintereql Marmion in 1941 from Iloly Amzcls Grade School, Aurora Illinois. Cadet Stall' Editor: Glee Club: Choir: Holy Name Society: Sollallfy of I'l.V.M. Cnfltmn .Aldjulant lkvlxo Al. GR.1XL'l5 llorn Ilccenilwr 2, 11326. ldnls-roll Marmion Ill-I1 from Ilan Hunbolt School, Chicago, Illinois. Oflicefs Club: Glen- Club: Football: Choir: Dramatic Club Holy Name Society: Sodality of l!.V.M. 00 4... lfadrt 2114! l.Il'lllI'lIlllIf FRANK 15. GIACOMARRA llorn Auxrust T. 15127. Entered Marmion 1941 from Grace Mcwayne Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. lbramalic Cluh: Holy Name Socivty. Cadzft S1':'f1fanl RICH.-mn P. GREEMVALD llorn March 2. 1927. Entered Marmion 11142 from Sacred Heart School and Catholic Central High School, Ft. Madison, Iowa. Tennis: Soilality of' Il.V.M.: llaskvtball: Holy Name Socicty. SENIORS Cadet Lieutenant l'RANK J. GUZAUSKAS Born October 23, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. l'el.er's School, Aurora, Illinois. 0fHcer's Club: Holy Name Society Sodnlity of I'l.V.M. Crnlwt Stuff Sergeant IJONALD J. HIGHLAND Burn May 17, 1927. Entered Murmion 1941 from Sts. Peter and Paul School, Naperville, Illinois. Holy Name Society: Track. my Cade! Technical Sergeant WILLIAM D. HANAGAN Born December 8. 1928. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Juhn's Grade School, Benton, Illinois. lland: Sodality of B.V.M. Cmlrt I'ri1'ute FRANK N. JACOBS Born November 2. 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from Holy Angels, Aurora, Illinois. Band: Dramatic Club: Holy Name Society: Reveille Staff, Sodality of B.V.M.: Holy Name Society. 23 Cadet Sergeant CARL IL. Hess Born August 5, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Nicholas Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Choir: Holy Name Society. Sodnlity of li.V.M. Cadet Calor Sergeant ANDREW J. KALINA Born February 26, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from Holy Angels, Aurora, Illinois. Reveille Staff: Holy Name Society: Sodality of B.V.M. SENIORS Cade! 111 Lieutenant -lou N N. KARWASKI llorn August 31, 1926. Entered Murmion 1941 from St. lohn the Haiti 1. 9'hool, Winfield, . 21 s .L Illinois. Officm-r's Club: lfootlmllz 'l'r:ic'k: Glu- Vlulu Crulel Prifuale LEON B. LowE llorn April 7, 1927. Hntereql Murmion 1941 from Our Lady of Good Counsel School, Aurora, Illinois. llasketlmll: Iloly Name Society. Cadet Sergeant GIEORGE I. KIMI'AN liorn May 25. 1927. lflntereml Marmion 1941 from Kaneville Grade School, Kanevillc, Illinois. Glee Club: Holy Name Society: Sorlality of li.V.M. Cmlrl Prifvate i CIIZRALIJ M. MCCOY liorn November 20, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from Sli. Mury's Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Football: Truck: Choir: Monogram Club: Holy Name Society: Boxing: Sodality of li.V.M. 24 1 K Cadet Staff Sergeant AIOSEPH KRAMER liorn November 28. 1927. l-Intered Marmion 1941 from Louise White Grade School, liutavizx Illinois. Holy Name SocietYI Boxing: Sodality of l4.V.M.: Glee Cluh Cisco: Reveille Staff: Mass S1 rv:-rs' Ululm. ffmlfl Sl'l'fl1'IlIlf JOSEPH R. MCMAHON llorn March 15. 1927. Entered Mzxrmion 1941 from Holy Anzels Gr:uloSchool, Au: Illinois. Holy Name Society. 'UI' SENIORS l.'mI'1'! lx! I,i!'1lfl'!lII!If CII,-XRLIES lu. lil.-xD1JifN Iiorn December 22, 1926. I'Intm-red Marmion 15141 from St. .loan of Arc School, Indianapolis, lniliana. Iloly Name Society: Crew: Oilicefs Club. ffmlrl Culflrlin -IOSICPII A. MAY liorn March lil, 1927. linlcreil Marmion 19:11 from St. Nicholas Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Vice President of the Senior Class: l'i-csiclent of Ollie:-r's Club: Editor of Rcveillc: Holy Name Society: Sonlality of IS.V.M.: Glee Club: llay Student Choir. Cade! 21111 Lieutenalzl -loim W. MADDEN Iiorn December 22. 119241. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Joan of Arc School, Indianapolis, Indiana. Holy Name Society: Crew: 0l1icer's Club. Cadet Scryeant PAUL D. MICHAELS Horn January 15, 1928. Iflntereml Marmion 11141 from St. l'eter's Grade School, Aurora, Illinois. Holy Name Society: Sodality of I5.V.M. 25 Calif! Cafftnfn RICII.-KRD gl. lxl.MlL'lRIi l'orn .Iuly 16, 1927. Iintereil Marmion lllfll from Sl. Thomas Aquinas. Chicano, Illinois Choir: Crew: Track: Monogram Club: Orchestra: Dramatic Club: Mass Server: 0t1iccr's Club: Visca: Hand. l.'m1f'i Ixl Lieutenant NVALTER L. MODAFF Ilorn .lilly 13, 1927. linterecl Marmion 1941 from St. Nicholas Graclc School, Aurora, Illinois. IHlicer's l'lub: Reveille Staff: Dramatic Club: Iloly Name Society: Somlality of li.V.M. SENIORS Cndft Prifzfntr Aloim j. lXI0Rc:AN Horn Novomllur 16, 11127. lflnu-real Murmion 1941 from St. Nivholus Grmlo School, Aurora, lllinois. Gln-e Club: Sollulity of li. V. M.: lloly Name Soviviyi lien-ill? Slziffl lluskotluull. ffudrt IJ! S!'7'f1l'fllIf Romani' A. PICTHRS Horn ln-vm-niluor 114, 15127. lintorvrl Mzirmion 1941 from lloly Angels Grzuh- School, Aurora, Illinois, lloly Numa Sorictyz Sosl1xli1y of 14. V. M.: Vhoirg Cisczi. 2, Uriflrl Staff Sergeant IJONOVAN R. QTBRIIEN Horn August 17, 11127. Enterurl Marmion 1941 from SL. l'utrick's School, St. Charles, Illinois. Hand: Rifle Team: Sodality ol' 14.V,M.: lloly Numa- Socivty. Cadrt 'I'r'z'ln1iral Sl'l'fll'IHlf 1,1i'l'liR M. Pla'I'l'1' Iiorn S4-ptomller IT, 15027. Enter:-sl Mzirmion 11141 from S1 l'n-1.1-r and Puul School, Maple- l':irk, Illinois. Holy Namn- Society. 26 Calif! lx! ,.i1'1IfI'lIH71f .lofi N L. ORSO Horn llvcembcr 2, 11127. lflnte-roll Murmion 119-11 from Holy Aimels Grmle- School, Aurorzx, l'linoi:4. Reveillv SUNY: Collet, Stuff: Truck: lirznniutim- Club: 0fliv0r's Club: lloly Name Society: Soilnlity of IZ. V. M. I,'mlrl Staff Srryfflfrf lzmvlx l,11ll.l.ll'S Horn .Iunv 23, 19127. Plntorcsl Mzirmon 19-12 from liishop Quarters, Unk l':u'k, lllinois. Football: Glu' Club: Uhoir: Mass Server: Ciscu: Sodzility of li.V.lVI.: Sophomoro Class Oflirvr. Cadft 21141 Lifutnnant AN'ruoNY ll. Piusco llorn Juno 16, 15527. lflnlureml Murmion 1941 from St. l'et,vr's Grade School, Aurora, lllinois. Foullmlll Oflir-vr's Club? Smlality ol' ll.V,M. Cmlfl Calwtnzn l,.-xL1R.AxNcle A. Ql'lCll.l5N' Horn Mnrrh 16, 12127. lflnlercsl Murmion 11141 from Union School, Symerton, Illinois. Truck: 1 ooth:1ll: Basketball: Monogram Clubg Dramatic Club: Ollici-r's Club: Senior Class Treasurer: Glee Club: Holy Name Society: Somlality of B.V.M. SENIORS :afg- Cadfl 2nd Lieutenant ROBIQR1' A. PRzENlczNx' llorn August 9 1927. Entered Murmion 1941 from Sl. Joseph Grade School, Hobart, Indiana. Crew: Track: Choir: Of1'icer's Club: Reveille Staff: Dramatics: Glee Club: Holy Name Society, Sodulity of 1i.V.M. lfmlft Ixt I.lf'UfI'Il1lIIf l+.Dw1N J. QUINN Horn July 20, 1927. Idntcreil Marmion 1941 from Louise White School, Batavia, Illinois. Cadet Staff: Football: Holy Name Society: Somlality of B.V.M. 27 Cndrt Prfwalr Wu.1.1.exA1 j. QUliliNiAXN llorn January 4, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Mary's Grade School, Aurora Illinois. Holy Name Society: Reveille Staff Lvlltfff Pri-vate VVADE F. RAY ltorn May 1. 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Ambrose School Chicago, Illinois. lfoollnall: Tennis: llramntics. SENIORS I.'aJfI l'rifv11tf Ist Class l,.AXVliRNli A. RECKINGE Horn Fvliruziry 23, 1927. l-Inu-red Mnrmion 1941 from Annuncisution School, Aurora, llllnoiS. Holy Name Society. Lmlrf l'rifw1ln llIlZLVlN J. RHNAUD llorn Scptemlicr fi, 1926. l'Inlm-rc-nl Marmion 15141 from lloly Amit-ls, Aurorzn, Illinois Aurora. Illinois. Holy Numa- Sociviy. Cadet Staff Szrgean! CHARLES W. RIECIEIIBRUGGIQ liorn April 21, 1927. ldnu-rod Murmion 1941 from St. l':itrick's Grade School, St. Charles, Illinois. Rille Team: Holy Name Society Sorlalily of ll.V.M. ljadrt Staff Sfrgean! Louis H. RlfW'lfR llorn May 1. 1927. lintm-red Mzirmion 15141 from St. Nicholas Grzulo School Aurora, Illinois. Holy Name Society: Sodality of ll.V.M.: Glee Club. Cadff l'ri-zvztr 'IYHOMAS lu. RIQILLY liorn August 10, 1927. lflnlerl-ml Mnrmion 1942 from Fenwick High School, Oak Pork Illinois. Athletic Manzure-r: Iloly Name Sovlvly. f.'alle't I'rif1'a!z' lhxllfl. -I. Ruom' llorn Iiecemlwr 22, 1927. l'Inu-refl Mnrmion 1941 from Our llzuly of Good Counsel Schoo Aurora, Illinois. Holy Name Society. 28 9' Cade! Prifvatf Ist Clan GERALD R. RYAN lforn February 23, 1927. Entered Marmion 11141 from St. lh'ide's School, Chicago, Illinois Sodality of II.V.M. Ifrnfrl l'ri-z'a!1' -lxxlbllfs 'l'. Smanwooo liorn July 24 1925. Entert-d Marmion 15041 from North Aurora, Illinois. Dramatic Clubg Gleo Club: Iloly Name Society: Sodality of IQ.V.M.: Uhoir. SENIORS Cadrt Private GEORGE M. SCHEETS liorn June 2, 1927. Entered Marmion 15142 from Frankfort Iligh School, Frankfort. Indiana. Glee Club: Dramatics: Holy Name Society. Calle! 2nd l,irutz'mu1t WlI,Ll.fXh1 A. Swuowv llorn December 10. 1927. lflntured Marmion 1941 from Onohan School, Chicano, Illinois 0tIieer's Club: Glee Club: Track: I oot.ball: Mass Server: Choir: Dramatic Club: Gisca: Holy Name Society: Sodality of li.V.M. lL ' ami? Q- 29 Cndrt 2nd Lieutenant I-l.xRvEi' ti. SCHIELKE Born April 23, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from Our Lady of Good Counsel School, Aurora. Illinois. Iloly Name Society: Officc-r's C'ub: Reveillo Stall Cadrt l.vl Ijflztrrzruzt IVILLIAM AI. SNIDIZR Horn July 30, 11127. Entered Marmion lil-12 from Cathedral I.atin Ilixzh School, Cleveland, Ohio. Rifle Team: Cheer-leader: Monogram Club: Cadet. Stall: Mass Servcr: uflire-r's Club: lloximr: Dramatic Club: Track: lloly Name Society: Sodxlity of Ii.V.M. SENIGRS Cmlr! Tfl'lI1Ill4tll SI'l'fl!'1lllf 1 Gizokola AI. STANEK llorn February 21, 151214. Entered Mnrmion 11141 from Sl. Thvresv Svhool, Aurora, Illinois. Ibrumuliv Ululx: lloly Nami! Socieiyi Sodnlily ol' li.V.lVI. lfmlrf IJ! ,,ll'Hlf'llIllll , 1 w Gonnrm I. b'1'RoNo Itorn April 25, 1927. lflntvrvd Mnrmion 11341 from East .lunior High School, Aurora Illinois. lloly Name Socivly: Ilnml: OIliccr's Club. fjllliff PI'I4f'1I!8 I'.nwAR1J P. b'rARiz liorn .Iuly 30, 12127. l'Inu-re-cl Marmion 1941 from SL. Mary Grzulv School Aurora, Illinois. Glue- l'luln: Holy Nzune Society, Somlnlily of li.V.M. Ifmlri Trrlznirzll Sf'l'!l1'llIll -Ioux VV. SLrl.l.n'.xN llorn l vIn'u:lry 11, 1928. lfintererl Mzxrmion 1941 from Golden Rule School, llrocton, Illinois. Crew: Track: Holy Name Society: Soalality of Ii.V.M. 30 lfuifrl Srl'qr'1Hll IIrsRP.izR'r XV. b'1'kAn1. Ilozn lfvlmruary 214. 19271 l':l'll,l'I'4'll Murmion 1941 from Sl. l':itricIc's Svhool, St. Charles Illinois. Iloly Name Society. Calif! Stuff S1'I'!lI'lllIf Cl,lF'1'oN IJ. Swnmkn l'o1'n Ucloluer T, 1927. I-Intvronl Murmion 121-I1 from Norlh Aurora Grade School North Aurora, Illinois, llusvlmllz llnsketlmllg lloly Nunn- Society. SENIORS Cmlrt Staff Sffyfllllf ROBERT A. TOMA llorn January 19, 1927. Hntervd Marmion 1941 from St. Nicholas Grade- School, Aurora, Illinois. Footlnall: Holy Name Society: Sodality ol' li.V.M. Vudrt Cllflfflill ROBERT F. 'I OTMAN Born January 19, 1928. Entered Marmion 1941 from St. Mary's Grade School, Sycamore, Illinois. Cruwg Choir: Manager: Monogram Club: Truck: Senior Class Secretary: Offic0r's Club: Holy Name Socim-ty: Soilality of ll.V.lVI. Cadft Sergrant I'RED S. UPTHEGROVE llorn April 9, 1927. Entered Marmion 1942 from Roosevelt High School, Ypsilanti Michigan. Athletic Manager: Sodality of I!.V.M.: Holy Name Society: Cleo Club. Cllcfff Pl'l1'llfI' lJox.x1,o VAN GL.AXBliKlZ Ilorn June 12. 1928. Entered Marmion 1942 from St. Charles High School, St. Charles, Illinois. Glev Club: Choir: Reveille Staff. ffmlrl Sl'P'fll'lHlf ROBERT F. Wiiiss lkorn February 19, 1927. Entered Marmion 1941 from Holy Angels School, Aurora, Illinois. Basketball: Holy Name Society. Y X f Q f f Q X f 1- M . .M x 5 -N X354 4 'ii-551-nigga- , tig, Y 5211553 '31-5 . ' X: , ,, if WWW i Tr.. A.-Q 'QDULN QM l ii i 'k ,, -WW 5: 0 'LS 1312 6 4'l11!t'f'.Y Igfll'l'lH'kA' JUNIOR CLASS IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I'uhreI, I.. U. Luker, R. E. Clark, D. R. CllI'COI'Zlll, E. 'I'. IIISTINGUISIIEII CAIIET SCHULI-QR, 11, L. ll0N0ll CAIDETS IVONG, C. H. GORICCKI, R. L. -IUNGICLS, P. G. VAN IJICR MICICR, VV. AI. PIIIIFICI ENT ITA IDETS IIORAN, .l. IC. LAMB, 'l'. NV. PHILLIPS, IC. L. KAVANAGH, 'I'. XV. MARX, V. A. QUINN, xl. M. Kl7'I'Z, AI. IC. PASCHALI, C. B. XVANNICR, H. AI. 3 3 JUNIORS Onuk, R. Paschuli, C. Ii Petritsch .l. 1 Poulin, A. 0. Prindivillo, J. Quinn, J. M. Ralcewich, T. Rose, H. J. Ryan. R. L. Schagz. P. H. Schurf, F. G. Schuler. D. I.. Sibenaller, R. Slattery, .l. E. Adams. D. N. Andersen, J. W. Assell. R. M. liagdon. D. li. Bell, E. A. Boyle, R. L. Butler. F. W. Cahill. R. E. Clark D. R. Colwell, T. S. Corcoran. E. T. Devine, T. E. Emgze, L. O. English. R. R. Eraser, A. C. Ewen, R. G. Fichtel, L. G. Garcia. A. A. Gorecki, R. L. Heitsman, R. G. Junxzels, D. G. Jumrels. P. G. Kavunaszh. T. W. Kilroe, T. E. Konen, V. A. Konrady, A. B. Kranik, G. I.. Kutz, J. E. Lamb. T. W. Leon, E. J. Leonard. R. U. Loker, R. E. Mclntosh, S. M. Mahaney. W. T. Marx. V. A. Michels. F. I.. Mikus, W. R. Millun. A. N. Miller. R. J. Montgomery, F. I 0'Cunnor. J. D. 0'Donopzhue, W. J JUNIORS Smith, R. P. Spoden, D. R. Sudent. R. A. Thibeau. D. W. Van der Meer, W. J Vlakancic. R. F. Wanner, H. J. Weber, E. F. Zibton. W. J. Crockett. J. A. Dellow, W. E. Gibson, G. D. Gunnimr. D. D. Horan, J. E. Kluber, R. E. Passaglia, R. Smith, D. R. , Av av Sverntrr Manor Qlnll Prayers are said daily by the Cade! Corps for all of ily men in service. Cpl. Gerald Duane Abel TISgt.. Albion j. Beniushis Rd.M.2Ic Ralph F. Cassidy AIS john Michael Abell Sgt. joseph A. Benoit Pvt. john A. Chaplis S 2Ic john Robert Abell AIS Harry james Benson Sgt. Robert j. Charles john Rudolf Aherle P.F.C. Carl Henry Berg Alfred G. Chione Y3Ic Gerald Clifford Ahhalter Sgt. Edward A. Berg Richard A. Collins Sgt. Frank B. Adams Pvt. Honore R. Berg A. S. Robert C. Conaty S 1Ic james N. Adams SISgt. Lawrence james Lt. Robert E. Condon Captain Peter Paul Adams Pvt. Edward Coughlin Bernardlst Sgt. joseph G. Connery SISgt. Robert George Adams Ph. M.lIc Robert Arthur Allanson, jr. P. M. 3Ic Ernest E. Aiels SISgt. Franklin j. Aiels Sgt. john F. Altringer SISgt. joesph C. Ambre Sgt. Lawrence E. Ambre P.F.C. john Charles Besch Sgt. Wenscel A. Bieschke lst. Lt. Ernst j. Biesemier Lt. john B. Bigane lst Lt. Donald M. Blagrave MISgt. Bernard R. Blassage tn.1.P.j Pvt. Edward G. Bohler SISgt. Mathias Bernard Amb:eLt. Edward T. Boissy SK IIC Richard V. Ambre AIC Leonard H. Amenta l'l.A.2Ic john A. Andreasky Cpl. Eugene Frank Ardissono AIs Donald j. Arimond Sgt. George W. Armsrong lst Sgt. Edward Artlip P.F.C. Leo Nicholas Assell P.F.C. George B. Babos Pvt. Robert j. Babos Pvt. james L. Bachner Pvt. john Alexander Baker Pvt. Robert j. Baldauf Sgt. Edward joseph Barry Ensign Philip james Barry Pvt. Thomas M. Barry, jr. Sgt. joseph Leonard Becker Pvt. Russell l. Beckman Qmissmoj TISgt. Adam C. Bender I.t. Bernard U. Bendixen E.M.2Ic A-5 Harold Bollweg Sgt. Wilfred joseph Bouchard S 1Ic Thomas Willard Boyce AIS Edward A. Boyle john Martin Boyle Lt. Col. Francis T. Brady Lt. james O. Brady Pvt. George R. Brandt Sgt. Hypolite F. Breard Pvt. jules A. Breyne P.F.C. Edward R. Browne SISgt. Elmer C. Brucks 2nd Lt. Thomas P. Buckel S2Ic Robert Paul Budler Richard Owen Burns Sgt. Darrell F. Butlett Lt. Henry B. Cabell SISgt. Thomas D. Cannon P.F.C. Harry N. Cantrell lst Lt. George D. Carpenter Lt. Otto Carroza Sgt. Thomas M. Connor P.F.C. Leon john Cook lNlISgt. William C. Cook Sgt. james L. Corrigan lst Lt. Thomas E. Costello tmxssmcj Orlando A. Covelli Captain Francis P. Coyne, jr. Lt. Herbert A. Dolph Captain joseph A. Donovan Sgt. john P. Doran Lt.fj.g.j Eymard L. Doyle Ensign john B. Doyle Sgt. William P. Dowling Lt. Donald j. Driessen fMlSSlNGj AIS james H. Driessen Ensign William F. Driessen Ist Lt. Eugene A. Duffy Pvt. Robert F. DuMont lst Lt. Robert E. Dunk Lt. joseph B. Duray Pvt. Forester j. DuSell A.U.M.3Ic Hartford A. DuSell P.F.C. Terence M. Coyne fR.I.P.j AIC Clarence Charles Eberhard Midshipman W. D. Craig lst Lt. Bert j. Culler Sgt. Robert j. Cunningham lst. Lt. Hayden C. Curry Rowland j. Cusack P.F.C. Edgar j. Cyr Lt. Raymond joseph Cyr AIS Fred William Darimont jr. Sgt. Ralph O. Dean C.T.M. john R. DeCelles AIC Clement j. de'Leon Cpl. Charles E. Dell P.F.C. john joseph Denny fmissmcj S 1Ic Frank M. DeRango Cpl. joseph Dereski lst Lt. Frederick j. Deutsch lst Lt. N. j. Deutsch lst Lt. Richard Devine Pvt. Leonard W. Dmochowski fC0ntinued on Page -132 35 Lt. VVarren Keith Edwards Pvt. George Robert Eggert Cpl. Charles Ellis TISgt. Richard john Ellwart fMISSINGj AIS Donald C. Endel'Iin Sgt. TI-L john L. Engelbracht SISgt. Harry T. Englebrecht Pvt. Victory Erdav, jr. Lt. Gerald VV. Esser fR.1.1-.5 Lt. Nicholas M. Esser George Leister Essig AIC VVilfrid E. Essig Lt. Clare F. Farlev Cpl. Merle M. Farrington Faris T. Farwell Lt. Eugene William Feldott fn.1.P.j Lt. Lvle j. Feltes P.F.C. Raymond C. Feltes SCPI-IOMORE CLASS SUPHOMURE CLASS OFFICERS Hess, D. F. Migley, R. J. Stops, QI. M. DISTINGUISHED CADETS mI3Ns'1', C. S. NAUGHTON, B. C. ll0N0ll CADETS ANDERSON, G. P. KIQMPTON AI. M. BECZKIEXVICZ. P. A. LICISSLICR, L. A. BUCHNER, D. J. LINSTER, R. L. l+'EL'l'EI, J. R. MICHAICLS. IC. F. HIQWITT, F. G. MIGIELY, R. -I. KICCK, W. C. PRINDIVILLIC, W. 'l'. WICNNMACHICR. H. A. PIIIDFICI ENT CAIDETS ALLEN, -I. T. FUNK, J. NV. STIICMANN, IJ CORCORAN, j. U. GRASSIC, IJ. A. STICCKMAN. li L DURAY, N. W. GRUBER, W. A. STROTZ, -I. -I. FITZMAURICIC, R. XV. HICSS, D. F. VVICIS, R. F. FROEHIJE, A. W. MIDIJICNIJORF, R. I . XVITTRY, U. A QUIGLEY, R. J. 36 ,....,------- viii I.yn1'h, W. J. IVIa1cIlunnI1I. R. IC. McCarthy, J. I'. M.-c...1hy .l. T. McGxn'y, Ii. U. INIcI.uckc. W. I.. Nlvnllm. III. I'. Ii IVICYL-r. J. Ii. IVIIe'h:u'Is, IC. I . Mign-ly. Il. I. Mi uni. I.. I . Nau'hIl'uIx. W. T. Nuuxzl um. li. C. Nerrhltl, J. J. SOPHOMORES Allen, J. T. Andersen, G. P. Iiahlenhorst, R. I . Iiaczkiewicz, l'. A Benjamin. J. T. liiebel, N. W. Iioos, G. F. Ifowker. I'I. R. Iiuchner, D. J. Camp, W. E. Corcoran, J. 0. Dilielhn, W. T. Dienst. C. S. Ilissell, R. I.. Ilufnrfl. R. E. Duray. N. W. Ebert. J. A. Felton. J. R. I-'itzmuuricl-, R. W Froehde. A. W. Funk. J. W. Gilbert, I'. W. Grusse, U. A. Gruber, W. A. Iiuyzamun. C. W. Hess, IJ. I . Hess. R. Hewitt. I . G. Iliemenz. D. l+'. Iioulnv, J. I.. Hurley, E. J. Ingrahum, J. D, Keck, R. C. Keichc-r. R. S. Kemvtun, J. M. Kennedy. J, J. Kramer, R. I'. I.utchf0r1I, R. G. Lute-ndresse, C. G Loissler, I.. A. Lies, A. E. Linster. R. I.. SOPI-IOMCRES .f....b Nihart, G. W. 0'Connor. E. W. Petesch. V. A. Petree. J. R. Piazza. E. Pickett. H. R. Poss, J. R. Prindiville, W. 'I Quixrley, R. J. Reber. J. H. Seidelman, J. D. Solzan. J. F. Spindler, R. G. Stiemnnn, D. J. Stockman. E. C. Stopa. J. M. Vx-inHam. li. A. Waidley. G. A. Wehler, M. E. Weis. R. F. Welter. E. S. Wennmacher, H. A Werrline, W. F. Wilkinson, R. li. Wolf, D. E. Younlzen, D. J. liertrang. R. E. Breyne, D. R. Hileman, J. G. Jaskey. G. J. Newton. D. I.. Schultejann. P. I Seng, L. Q. Taylor. D. li. Weber, W. I.. Wirth. F. M. Wittry. D. A. Dressel, W. E. Frederick., G. J. Scotti S. A. Zuehl, H. R. FRESI-IMAN CLASS FRESIIMAN CLASS OFFICERS llI'Il9Y, NV. I3. IIess, C. N. Larm , r. . I F mn X L IIIIHIIIY, VK. I.. IIISTINGUI Sll lil! CAIIETS BARANY, NV. IC. HICSS, C. N. KICARNICY, XV. IJ. ll0N0li CAIIETS HUMPHRIICS, R. G. KAMINSKI, Q. J. LARSON. A. L. MORGAN, W. H. O'CONNOR, R. B. SCHWARTZ, P. J. PBIDFICIENT CADETS ATKINSON, NV. LI. DIQNK, F. W. PRISCO, G. V. BLANIJI, 'I'. GATELY, AI. P. SI-IOEMAKICR, -I. F. BORCHICRS, C. H. HARTMAN, F. -I. SO-IA. Ii. R. BRUIXIIXIICL, QI. Ii. LIOYAL, ID. L. VVICISS, K. If. BUCHIXIIQIIQR R. I . LOGUIC, 'I'. AI. WICISS. L. A. COLLINS, VV. AI. MAY, C. AI. . VVILHICLIXI, R. A. CORCORAN, .I. IC. MUIA, IC. C. XVILSON, V. H. IYAIXIBROSIC, AI. R. NIEU, F. N. YOUSSI, R. KI. POULIN, IC. P. 39 FRESHMEN Friestedt, H. Fuchs, R. J. Gutely, J. P. Gaul. R. M. Gramme. M. A. Grubl. D. E. Guinta. J. .I. Hartman, I-'. J. Hermes. C. R. Hess, C. N. Humphries, R. Janowski, M. Joyal, D. L. Junszels. K. G. WW Allen, F. l'. Arimond, R. S. Atkinson, W. J. Austin. E. J. Backes. I.. J. linker. S. Ii. liurany. W. IC. Benjamin, D. .I. Benoit, IJ. E. Hermes, R. J. Iiinlcnwski. I . J. Black. C. A. lilandi, 'I'. A. Ruhr, D. I.. Iiurchvrs. C. II. lirummel. J. H. Buchmeiur. R. F Iiuettxte-n. I'. W. Cahill, D. R. Cupruni. W. A. CuIlins, W. J. Corcoran. J. H. Coyne C. I.. Creedon. IJ. I . D'Anust, .l. II. David. A. S. Davis, Il. II. Ileviu. J. A. IJQI Missiur. .l. K Dcncll, R. I.. Dc-nell, W. IC. Ilenk, I . W. D4-scuurouez. W. J Us Jardine U. J. Howling. W. M. Dunn, IJ. A. I'IherIe. E. IJ. Ifvatherstum-, .I. Fcidcn, G. S. Ferrari. R. J. Ferrario. R. .l. Fischer. LT. C. 00 if S Murphy, F. Mufil. T. NI-las. In J. Nvll. F. N. Newton. J. Nirliels. J. I Nlll ' H li Ol UI Us, . nh. V. imrer. N. I Olson, W. 'I'. I-llllli, G. 'I'. U1 ryt. C. S. Uralmrxw. W. C. FRESI-IMEN Kaminski, C. J. Kareivn W. J. Karnstedt. C. H. Kearney. W. D. Keller. J. E. Kennedy. R. T. Kipper, I.. J. Klcinfeldt. R. P. Kllmr, R. I.. Kotterba, H. J. Kramer. J. D. Kramer. R. H. Luke, H. E. Lamreler li. H. Larson. A. I.. Lcuke, R. W. Le Cuycr, E. J. LQ Fevour. R. I . Lenkart. K. M. Leuer, J. E. Levernier, C. I.. Lewis. G. I-I. Lollue, T. J. Londono. A. McCauley. H. E. McMenumin E. F. McSwe-eney, T. J. Mundernach. R. C. Mzmolis, ll. A. Marshall, F. H. May, C. J. Merkel. .l. R. Meyer, W. li. Miluni, I . Mllnni. l. .I, Miller, E. J. Miller, J. R. Minnich, A. J. Morllan, W. H. Mueller, C. J. Muia, E. C. Mulvihill, T. J. FRESI-IMEN Vite. F. A. Wulbaum. F. O. Walker. C. A. Walsh, E. J. Walsh, J. T. Walt, R. J. Ward, W. J. Warren, C. li. Weiland, J. M. Weiss, K. T. Weiss, l.. A. Wells, W. T. Westcnfeldt R. J. We-stley, U. J . fs Alb .aa rv? x rs 9 5 'T' Wil, 'SF' Passnglia, M. A. Pernu. F. l.. Perry, S. A. Poulin, E. l'. Prisco, G. V. Proctor D. J. Propernick, R. A. Reihsvn. J. F. Re-kate, D. J. Reuille. W. J. Rice, P. J. Richmond. A. M. Rippihller. lf. J. Russ, J. R. Ryan. J. N. Saelens, C. J. Schaefer, J. J. Schauer P. J. Schcffler. R. J. Scherer, J. J. Schmiit, C. W. Schmitz. P. P. Schramer. R. G. Schum. J. C. Schwartz. l'. J. Sherman, C. R. Shoemaker. J. F. Sibs-naller, J. P. Skaju, B. S. Smith, D. ld. Sojn, E. R. Sal:-Inu, A. Suris, R. ll. Stanoy, S. .l. Struhl. J. W. Stratz. J. 0. Theisen. R. A. Thompson, R. G. Trotochnnd, P. J. Ulm, M. J. Van Glabeke. E. A Viola, N. P. Lt. Robert john Feltes Cpl. john j. Fenton MfSgt. john G. Ferron Sgt. john R. Feuerstein Cpl. john li. Fezi C.VV.O. Arnold j. Fidler S.K.1!c Stephen R. Fidler Pvt. Daniel H. Fitzgerald fk.i.P.J Pvt. Robert K. Fixmer Lt. Qj.g.j VVillium j. Flaherty lst Lt. Gerald F. Flannigan lk.t.v.j lst Lt. Robert VV. Flannigan Rdm. 3!c Michael C. Flood Major john Edward Florence Sgt. james E. Flynn Lt. Adam P. Focht Lt. Thomas H. Foley, M.D. Cpl. Albert A. Franck Lt. Donald j. Frantzen Lt. Gilbert R. Frantzen Cpl. Robert G. Frantzen S!Sgt. Thomas j. Freeman Sgt. Carl F. Frieders AfC Vincent Luke Fyie Lt. William j. Gahan Lt. james Robert Galbreath 1R.1.P.j S lfc john Leonard Gallagher Cnosrj S fc Eugene W. Ganley AXS LeRoy Bernard Garbe Karl j. Gartner Sgt. joseph Leo Gaul Cpl. Ambrose C. Geib, jr. fR.l.P.j F. A. Geib Cpl. jacob A. Geib P.F.C. Raymond R. Geib Edwin N. Gengler Pvt. Pvt. Howard VV. George Pvt. Carl B. Gering Harry M. Gibson Loren Herbert Gilbert Sgt. Sgt. Svvruirr Mount llull Lt. Malcolm R. Giles Slfc john M. Glenn Lt. Paul Harry jacobs Ensign Eugene jaeger Lt. Qj.g.j Robert W. Goggin Richard j. jaeger Ensign Thomas Allen Gordon Capt. Stanley F. janeczko S2fc Thomas ll. Gorman P.F.C. Leon F. jennings G.M. llc VVilliam T. Gorman Lt. Robert C. jochum George Francis Griffin T.M.1!c Robert H. johnson fR.I.P.j F. btanley james jones Lt. james A. Grlfl-in Pvt. Carl P. jungels tk.1.P.j Mf'Sgt. john William jungels lst. Lt. joseph Edward Gritiln Sgt. Kenneth Peter jungels Pvt. Albert C. Gurbal TfSgt. Francis V. Guibal AXS Donald j. Haas S lfc George Arthur Haas lst Lt. Clifford L. Haen P.F.C. Gordon E. Hall Sgt. George S. Hamilton tR.t.P.j P.F.C. Elmer P. Hamman P.F.C. Clarence P. Hankes AXS F. C. Happel T!Sgt. Michael R. Harkins AXS Frank M. Hart Lt. Albert P. Heimsath Cpl. Raymond G. Heinz SfSgt. Leroy j. Hess Pvt. Mark A. Hettich P.F.C. Leonard Thomas Hettinger S!Sgt. Charles E. Hildreth TXS Donald Stephen Hill P.F.C. john E. Hill Tf'5 john jerome Hill CSK john T. Hillenbrand,j Raymond H. Kartheiser Thomas L. Kasperski Cpl. Robert j. Kearns P.F.C. George L. Keenan TH- Charles William Kelleher AXS Thomas Edward Kelleher P.F.C. Richard joseph Kelley Sgt. Robert j. Kelley james P. Kelly Cpl. LaRue john Kennedy SfSgt. Raymond A. Kersch frvnssmcj Lt. Robert H. Keyes Lt. john W. Killigrew Pvt. james j. King T!5 john j. King P.F.C. Thomas joseph King Pvt. Robert L. Kingsbury F2!c Raymond H. Kirschhoffer Lt. fs.g.j George j. Kish, jr. Lt. Hugh M. Kleckner Pvt. William C. Kleckner Ensign Frank Bernard r. Klimek, jr. T.M.3!c Thomas j. Hoffman Lt. Henry A. Klingler P.F.C. VVilliam F. Hoffman, jr.S lfc Fred H. Kluber, jr. SfSgt. Frank j. Holstein Cpl. Donald j. Hopp SfSgt. Robert john Knaak Ensign Bernard H. Knoth Mo.M.M.2!c Richard j. Hopp Cpl. Robert L. Koerber Pvt. Robert F. Hopp P.F.C. William W. Hopp Lt. Lawrence james Horan Sgt. Lawrence E. Huberty Sgt. Richard VV. Huberty S.C. Sfc Harold Bernard Komes lzvnssmoj FRESHMEN Wilhelm. R. A. Wright, T. R. Youssi, R. J. Z -ttinger, D. A. Z deft. C. E. Anthon, R. L. D'Ambrose, J. R. Dieter, I.. C. Rott, J. J. O'Connor, R. B. lst Lt. Elmer W. Kucera lst Lt. Kasmier j. Kulesha Pvt. joseph C. Kunches Cpl. William N. Kurns B.M.lfc Howard F. LaFleur lst Lt. George P. Latchford Sgt. Michael T. Latchford A.M.M. 3fc Kenneth C. LaFleur Pvt. Lowell A. Lawson, jr. SK3!c F. j. LeaVell Sllc Mark j. LeCuyer lst Lt. john C. Lentz P.F.C. William Leugers D.D.S. Donald M. Lies Pvt. james M. Linden lst Lt. jerome N. Linden lst Lt. William H. Linden Ensign Paul L. Lindenmeyer Pvt. john j. List III. Einnes Robert Lloyd Lt. Frank E. Lloyd Pvt. William A. Loewer William Albert Lowe Cx.1.P.j Pvt. joseph W. Lucas AXS Thomas William McCaffrey Charles S. McCauley Cpl. Robert H. McCormick Lt. Donald T. McCoy Ensign LeRoy G. McCoy Cpl. john B. McGrady T!-4 Francis F. McManus Pvt. john B. Maas P.F.C. William M. MacDonald Lt. Thomas O. Mahon lst Lt. Walter j. Mahon Cpl. William G. Mahon Lt. B. j. Malloy Pvt. William P. Mann Ph.M.1fc George I. Marsh AXS james P. Martin Petty Officer Edwin Peter Konen Capt. john j. Martin Afs Conrad james Kralft Ensign Wilfred A. Kramer fcflllfillllfd on Page 632 Cpl. Edward j. Mathieu M!Sgt. Leroy M. May Am Salma! Early in November .lll Nlarmion Cadets helped to open the new Pre- lflight Division of the CYO. Lewis School of Aeronautics in Chi- cago's loop. 'l'he Cadets were extremely interested in learning to fly with one foot on the ground. This has been made possihle hy a revolutionary new classroom trainer, known as the Penguin , which simulate all of the conditions of actual tlyingg the student learns the fundamentals of flight straight and level llight, climhs, glider, turns, stalls and spinsg with conventional aircraft controls and stan- dard lllSfI'LllllCllfS. ffarlrl lIT'ill.lf J. f:f'II1't', fr.. of tlllllfllliflll, y1f'I.r l1l'flIlIlillfl'l1 with flu' mat' Hfjrllqllifli' flfillllll'-1' fliyhl fl'IIillI'I' 'lllifll Ifix If.Ylil'l1A'lIt'j' ffislinp Shell, IIIIII l'iIIfllt'l' .lo.r4'frl1, U.S.lf., 1'1n1zlll1r1.vIf'1', Ififnkillff fill. 41 glue frappq eacfeiii lake aaea Me conbzali D Gaia! Maguhe hid a 45 nw-4zfg1.z ew new BAGIJUN, U. li. PRINDIVILLIC. .l. lf. BANNER, IC. B. RYAN, R. L. BICCZKIICWICZ, P. A. SLAT'l'ERY, -I. lf. CAMP, W. B. PUULIN, A. U. CORCORAN, IC. 'l'. KICIVIPTON, AI. M. FONG, C. H. PASSAGLIA. R. P. KICCK, W. C. CURTIS, AI. J. LICISSLICR, L. G. GRASSIC, U. A. INIURPHY, W. J. RI.xcDUNAI,IJ, R. lf. His lixrellerzrj' Bishop Shfil Calle! Clnrwzre 1 nng mkfav hix turn KThe frifnd of Youthl nf flu' mzlfrolx 46 ws? 5 w ,QM X ww X. Fm. ::e:,::'?E - . :- w :Q J1IH'Hll.0lI Cofor CIIHIVII 47 X - . .g,.2:P:Xsi:-: f, ' , . Sf? Lili: ii - MS wmv 3? 1. sw fig?-Yff-,Q ff K 1 .. rv s ,e X 1 JT' , 5 - X55 Xe A 1 , 5- . A fs ggy wx gyi if SM . .x L-,, . . , R X 1 X X J X S, X e e ' 5 X w v gg . an we If lfriz ami 'I'uiiir.- ffaftlrzifl .ffmnzr lxi. IH' fly Q? l,I'lIfI'.Y5IIl' uf .lllllfllI V ihizlflllf Col. .fflfllcx .l. Sllllljfl .I.i.i1.I:111l In I..ll..S.e I The military staff consists of selected men sent here by the war de- partment to further the knowledge of the cadets in military. This year we have only two members of lastyear's staff with us, Capt. Haugland, band director, and Sgt. lt. il. O'Reilly, assistant P. Nl. S. SL T. Two able men joined with these two to make an outstanding staff. These were Capt. K. Felts and Sgt. Horton, formerly of the Nlarmion staff and very familiar to the whole corps. lV1armion, two years ago, became an honor school and these men, very capable of their position, have been striving all year to reach the height of perfection at which the cadet Battalion is today. Iill Vlllll'Yl1lUI'1' lilllllflllllli SnSy1f. Hvarofzl K. fforinn Sgt. lfrfuvirzl .l. U'R1'ifl.i llirrftur nf linmi .l.v,ti.rta11f tn I'..1l.S.Ef T. .-lxxixtarzi tu l'..1I.S.:?'l', 48 A'lll'l'll!I!l1fll7I, May, j. A., Cu. Dg l.t. Schielke, Il. U., Cu. Hg l.t. Morluff, VV. I.., Cn. DQ I,t. 'l'utmnn, R. F., Co. ICQ l.t. Prisco, A. -I., Cu. IJ. Second Rnfu--Cpt. Curtis, Al., Cu. Ag I,t. Slorluwy, VV. A., Cu, Ii: Lt. Przellickzuy, R. A., Cu. A. IA. Uuzzuiskus, F. -I. Cu. CQ Cpt. Maguire, R. j., Bnnnlg 1.1. Orso, j. L., Cu. U. 'l'flirJ Rufw-C'pt. Quigley, l.. A., Fu. Eg Lt. lirtel, j. C., Cu. BQ fm. Aasell, R. F.. Cu. C3 Cpt. Grace, I. bl., Stailg Cpt. Cook, A. VV., Co. lig Lt. Fiiller, ll. ll., lizincl. Miami 61446 Um- of the most uutstumliug Cluh which any mcmhcr of thi' Czulct Corps mu pzirticipzltc in is thc Ufficcrs Cluh. The quriliiiczitiuus for mvmlwrship arc: :ui ufficvi' in thc Czidct Bzittziliun. Oun- uf ifs main dutivs is the plan of the lX'Iilit:u'y Ball which is put un hy thc ufliccrs 1-:ich yczuz The officers uicct uve-i'y lfridzly :uid discuss ids-:is which will hcttcr the devclupmcilt of thc school. Rl:'TRIL'.I7' l'.IR.-llilz'-If-zwry Friday aflwlloolz Ulf' Cadft Corfu mln' jmrl in tiff rulwfizl Rflrfrll l'urml'f'. fu'f1i1'f1 .l'll1l'1L'.l' lflf' Cmlz'!.v al fflfll' lffxt. ll1'r1' flu' f.vlId!'f.Y f7l'l'f'Ill'tT' tu IIIIFUI' 1111! Illl flrlrmir milf Jfxfvfrly fflfil' alfilily In Jrili. 49 FIR ST PLATUUN lflrxt RufLc-Duffy, R. Corcoran, 'I. O., Vlummxki, M., Soluno, A., Rcihsen, I. F., Skzlizl, Ii. S Schum, C., Kaminski, C. I., IIEl'IN'llIlCl', A., VVarcI, XV. I., Fuchs, R. AI., Poulin, IC. P SI'1'0IlL1 Rrma'-Karwnski, I. N., O'Connm' E. VV., Delmisaier, I. C., Iimlerlin, I3. C., Keller, KI. I RCIlIl.t'y, E. R., Stopn, I. M., MacI7nnnIaI, R. Ii., Dilielln, VV. 'I'., Deciu, -I. A., Block, I Hermes, C. R. Thompson, R. G., Gu'nta, QI. QI., Snider, XV. -I. Ilvflifzi Rnlu'-Zihtnn, VV. -I., Grave, I. I., Thihenu, I7. Ii., Lake, II. IC., Szlwver, 'I'., Curvox lll I2 'I' Kemptnn I N Iiecvkiewicv P A Milnni, I.. F., Philips, Ii. L., I'I2IIlIK'IlIlllI'5I, R. I Y ZIIICQIQI, -I. A., IICISS, Sch:1rI, F.. SECOND PI,A'I'0UX l ir.v! Kufu'-I.eFevm1r, R. F., Hiehel, N., VV:1Iker, C. A.. Milzlni I. I., Ulwn, XV. I., Miller, Ii. I Humphries, R. G., Leunanl, R. C., Manolis, I.. A.. Koterhzl, IZ. I., Clll'Clll'2llI, I. I Mnmiernuck, R. C. Sfvrnnl Rau'-Fuehmever, R. E., Collancier, NV. M., Muclden C. Ii., Iingfinn, I7. Ii., Curtiss, I. I Murphy, VV. I., KiIr0e, T. E., Gruber, VV. A., I.:1tchfm'cI R. G., Primliville, NV. I McCarthy, I. '11, Muia, E. C., IIpthegrm'e, F. S. TflirdRwu'-Rz1x',VV. F., McC:1l'thv, I. P., IYAuust. -I. H., Rvam, R. I.., Krzmik, G. I,., fII'C't'IlVV1 R. P., Musil, 'I'. R., Milani, F., Soja, Ii. R., I.evcrnicr, C. I,., Nihzlrt, ll. VV., Fxllvim I. Ii., Przeniczv, R. A. 50 FIRST PLATOON I'fr.ft RllfU.'Llhllll'g'ZlIl, sl., Rippinger, D. -I., XVeiss, K. F., David, A. S., Nichols, J, Newton D. L., Richmond, A. M., Rm-kate, D. -I., FlKZlll1llll'lCC, R. VV., Kutt, j. j., Feitlen, G. G., Y Merkel, j. R., Lewis, G. li., VVeilnn1l, J. M., Schwartz. P. wuml Rww-VV:-iss, R F., Sherwuml, -I. 'l'., Cahill, R. E., Schmitz, P. P., VVehler. M. E., liillen, G. A., XVelu-r, E. F., Siluennller, R. j., Pickert, H. R., Salerno, F, A., VVilsun, V. H., Arhiin, ll. -I., Dickes, L. L., lng.5rahum, j. B., VVnrner, -I. G. l'llirJ RIIQL'-l'lI'lt'l, C., Kirnpnn, U. l., Mivhels, F. A., Loker, R. E., VVeiss, R. F., Cook, A. VV., 'I'om:1, R. A., Culwell, R. -l,, Assel, R. M., Dodson. R. j., Kamen, V. A., l'lZlf.IHlIl1lD, Ci. VV., Rutlily, ll. j,, Quinn, E. xl., VVirth, F. M. SECOND PLATOON 'irxr RIIQL'-B6l'Il'2lIlg, R. li., Huwker, E. R., Propernick, R. A., l7'Ambruse, QI. R., Sibenaller, -I. P., 'I'1iylor, D. B., VVQ-lls, XV. 'I'., Tyrrell, ll, R., Naughton, H. C., hlungels, K. G., Uslmne, XV. C., Schaefer, xl. j., Lenke, R. VV., Olah, V., Stonay, S. j. worn! Rnqc-I v:rrn1'in, R. -I., Cahill, D. R., Lehnert, VV. gl., Featherstone. j. C., Gramme, M. A., Unnk, R.. Reber, Fl. ll., Svhielke, ll, U., VVehling, H. S., Black, C. A., Lamb, 'l'. YV., lic-nuit, ll. li., llvscuuruuez, R. VI., Migley, R. -I., Reckinger, L. A., Gincmnnrra, F. E. N l'l1iril Rnfu'-.'pmlc'n, D. R.. Gibson, G. ll., Kllllllil, A. j., VVnlsh, E. Al., VValsh, bl. 'I'., Camp, VV. li., Such, -l. -I., liorcliers, C. ll., Russ, -I. R., Allen VV. C., YVennmnCher, ll. A., Petree, bl. R., Zulu-l, ll. R., Driessen, N. li., Blllllnllll, j. R. 51 FIRST PLATOON l ir.rt Rufw-Renaud, M. J., Wanner, H. J., Fixmer, VV. E., Morgan, XV. ll., Ut-inpater, NV. ii. Reuille, VV. J., Getz, R. L., Poss, J. R., Descourouez VV. J., Lungeler, R. ll.. Snelens C. V., Hartman, F. J., Geisan, R. N., Atkinson, YV, J.. Speir, C. H., Gaul, R. M. .S't'1'rnnI Rufus-Gilbert, G. C., McCoy, G. M., Queenzln, VV. J., Dellow, VV. li., Boyle, R. I.. Dienst, C. S., Allen J. T., VVeber, N. M.. Arimonil, R. G., Mclntosh, S. M., Michels P. D., Hess, C. N., Denell, R. L., Crawford, B. Third Rnfu Awel R F Regelhitigge C VV Stmhl J VV QCl'llIlfE'J'll'll1 P C Quinn I M Strahl, H. W.,'sciiem, cz. M., izaicewifh, it 'AQ Mkoaiy, R.lC.,l ll-ess,.ll7. F., 'mlm-ii VV. E., Brnmmel, J. E., Smith, D. R., Onnlt, Cl. I., Peteu, R. A., Uiso, I. I.. SECOND PLATOON Firxl Ro-u--Jungels, P. G., Paschali, C. B., Mueller, C. J., XVilkimon, R. li., l.eia'ei', l.. A Theisen, R. A., Proctor, D. J., Smith, D. R., Lies, A. E., Grolwl, D. E., Neu, F. N., Bohr D. L., Meyer, VV. B. Srrond R0'l.L'icillZIillSliZlS, F. J., Petit, P. M., Kzlrnsterlt, C. H., Viola, N. P.. Strntz, J. U. Hermes, R. J., Buettgen, P. VV., Coyne, C. L., Nilles, ll. B., YVesterfelmlt, R. J., VVarren C. E., Montgomery, F. L., Leon, If. Schug, P. ll. Memhnrtlt, C. R., XA'lll'lClIIl, R. A., Dunn, D. A., Keck, VV. C., Millen, A. N.. lN'lill'lZlll6J VV. T., Gilhert, P. E., Anderson, G. P., Farwell, F. 'I'. 52 Third Rufio-Stnrlek, G. J., Schuler, U. L., Lowe, I.. B., Boos, U. F.. Hawkes, L. J., Mikns, VV. R. FIRST PLATOON Firzrl Rofw-Stare, E. P.. Shoemaker, J. F., Ulrich, G. VV., Youssi, R. F., Miller, I., Fichtel, G Kling, R. L., VValt, R. J., Newton, J. F., Gately, J. P., Kramer, R. H., Murphy, F. Y 1.1-Cnyer, li. J., Scherer, J. J. Srrnml Rufw-Ebert, A., Saelens, E. A., Petritsch, C., May, A,, Leuer, J. E., Deiter, L. C., Mmlaff, NV. L., llartman, E. E., Rever, L. H., Klelnhelmlt, R. P., Hiemenz, ll. F., VVer1'lim-, VV. J.. O'Cnmmr, R. H, 'l'hir.I Rufw-Fivhtel, N. D., Jungels, D. G., Piazza, E., Adams, D. N., Cnrsnlini, D. R., Kurns, J., Amlxre, R., lirnnker, XV., Cnlwell, B., Esser, A. C., Michaels, E. F., Colwell, T. S., Foster. R. M. SECOND PLATUUN I'lI'.l'l Rilliilliglllllllil, D. J., Ewen, D. G., Zettinger, D. A., Van Glaheke, E. A., McSweenev, T. J., Kearney. VV. D., DesJar1line, G. J., Sherman, C. R.. Kennerlv, R. T., Sehramer, R. U., Smith, D. li., lleas, C. N., May, C. J. Sruunl Rufzc-Krarner, J. li., XValhnnm, F. O., Crockett, J. A., Benjamin, D. J., Petesch, V. A., llnnlne, J. l.., Xhttry, D. A., Baker, S. B., Bnchner, D. J., borecki, R. L., Davis, P. ll., lNleCnuley, li. li., lleirsman. R. J., Minnich, H. A., McMahon, J. R. 'l'!1ir.l Rwu--Van Ulaheke, D. L., Swignrml, C., Funk, J. VV., Kavanagh, T. VV., Vllaiclley, G. A., Gunning, D. ll., Prisvn, Li. V., Ryan, J. N., Snris, R. ll, Tuuvel, J. R., Priscu, A. J., l'lt'llJlllllllI, J. T., Ripper, I.. J., Ynnngen, IJ. J., Meyer, J. E., Joray, F. S. 53 1 Q gy f .TL COMP Y FIRST PLATOON Firxt Rofw-Clark, D. R., Ernge, I.. O., Kareixti, XV. J., Bnckmeier, R. F., Gmsse, D. A., Iiherlc Y If.. D., Denk, F. VK., Creemlun, D. F., Illm, M. J., Fong, C. ll., Schefller, R. J., Seng, I.. Q. XAYCStCl'l'l'lZlIl, R. J., Snlzan, J. F. SITIIIII! Rnfu'-Quigley, L. A., Bell, E. A., Dnray, N. YV., Dre-ssel, VV. E., Jaalaev, CLJ., Stucklnnn E. C., Ryan G. R., Lunclonu, A., Dufnrll, R. li., Logue, 'lf J., Scntti, S. A., liinkuwaki, F. I Third Rnlu'-lVlaclclen, VV., Kutz, E., Konrnmly, A. B., Nc-lis, F. J., Neslmilt, J. J., vl1llIIlK'll2IllKl P. J., Anmlersc-n, J. VV., Latenmlresse, C. G., Rune. ll. J., U'Keefe, R. li., lillllllff, Ii. li. Prinrliville, F., Napier, VV. V. SECOND PLATUON Flrxl Rau'-Reilly, T. E., O'C0nnur, J. D.. Hzxrnney, NV. li., Schmitt, C. XV., Fri:-steml, ll. D. Jovnl, D. L., Collins. VV. J., Miclllenrlnrf, R. F., Fe-rrnrie, R. J., Perry, S. A., Zitlck, C. li. Larson, A. I,. SN01141 Rolu'--To-trnan, R. F., Suclent, R. A., Uleixncr, J. J., Pnssaglixl, M. A., Unrcin. A. A. VVestley, D. J., Coffey, C. E., Fischer, C. C., Rice, P. Anllresen, R. J., lNlnlvil1ill, 'I'. J. Distell, VV. T. Third Rofw-Sullivan, J. VV., Slattery, J. Dowling, VV. M., Gnotlyeznr, V. VV., McI.nckic W. L., Spindler R, U., lVlz1rsh:1ll. F. A., Opyr, C. S., Pnssnglin, R. P., XV:-ber, XV. I.. Kennedy, J. J., Sloclowy, YV. A. 54 Banff... 'llo the lllarmion band and Captain Theodore Haugland, director of the band, should go all possible credit for the wonderful job they have done in providing stirring music to enable the Cadet Battalion to put on the many ceremonies throughout the year. VVithout such music as was displayed at all parades' by the band the rythym and excellency of the marching Cadets could not have shone as it did. Un December 8, 19-lf-lf, the band staged its annual winter concert. Although a snow storm was raging, the band played to a large crowd which thoroughly enjoyed everything. The band showed a growing im- provement over former years as they played popular and classical selec- tions with equal ability. 'llhe annual spring concert was held April S, in the llflarmion gym- nasium. An even greater improvement over former years was shown by the band, under Captain 'llheo. Haugland's direction, as they treated a packed house to a wonderful variety of classical and popular pieces. Star Spangled Banner Ma reh- I ligh School P ride . llolmes-M izzv Cfzplrzin Tl1eo11'or1' ffrluylunrl Band llirfrtnr Flute, Cadet R. L. Linster-Clarinet, Cadet F. G. llew Overture- Sir Galahad R. E. Hildreth Cornet Solo- Atlantic Zephyr .. , .Simons-Gardell N4rvelty- 'l'roinbone 'I'riuinphs .. Ed Chenette Cadet D. H. Fidler Cornet Duet-Hawiss Boy ,. . .. .. ..Paul de Ville March- Independe-ntia ., R. B. H ll Cadet R. j. Maguire and Cadet R. L. Vlakancic Overture- Safari .. .. .. . . G. E. Holmes Connie Uyerture- Clown Band Contest . F. E. Noel Popular- Don't Fence Me ln . . Cole Porter Cadet Director-VV. Al. O'Donoghue Cadet Director, R. HI. Maguire Popular- Dance NVith a Dollv Shand-Eaton-Leader Novelty- Tromhone 'I'ohoggan .. . .. E. VVebei March- 'I'he llippodroineu . Will Hurt Russian Song- Meadowlands . .L. Knippei Duet- lintr'acte . Bizet-Georges March- Stars and Stripes Forever . . gl. P. Sousa . a , I ir.vl Kofi:-Strong, G. 'l'., llanagan, VV. D., Kluber, R. XVright, 'If R., Lenkart, K. M., Linster, R. L., Hewit, F. W X X 7 L A Ullngei N IL xflIlKiClMCEl VV I Froehde, r . V. Ilurley, li. j., Jacobs, F. NV., Van Ham, li. A., Vleiss, . 7 , . ., L , . . Smwril Rum:-Sehauer, P. j., Felten, -I. R., Strotz, -I. -I., Wolf, D. E., Maguire, R. j., Fidler, D. ll., Vlakancic, R. F., Marx V. A., Vite, F. A., Devine, 'l'. E., Butler, F. VV., Perna, F. L., Allen, F. P., Caproni, P. A., Blandi, T. A., Nachtr m XV.. 'l'., Dissell, R. L., Miller, R. bl., XValker, T. L., VV'eIter, E. S., DuSell, J C Tlnril Rum:-Drouillard, C. H., 0'Brien D. R., O'Brien, M. C., Petritseh, B. D., O'Donoghue, VV. J., Manning, P. Keicher, R. S., Sfltflllilllil, D. j., Seidelman, j. D., Kramer, j. D. g ag. SJR, Wl6Xiwk,k .Y .. is V . ' 55 Flu! Rofw-Keicher, R. S., Lies, A. E., Slorlowy, VV. A. Featherstone, -I. C., Mueller, C. AI. Srvnml Rofu'-SfSgt. Horton, lCoaehJ, Ficller, D. ll., Vander Meer, XV. J., O'Brien, D. R., Del Missier, J. C. 6601 R ' '7 'k i' 'k December 9, 7944 Marmion 836 joliet 848 ir if 'A' Jllllllllfy 20, 1045 Marmion 862 Joliet 861 'k 'k ir llfm. R. fleurs! Trophy lllatch-February, IQJ5 Marmion lst Team-6th Placee8l5 Marmion Znd Team-lOth Place-757 'k 'I' i' Sixfh S6'1 UliCf? Command' Rifle Compelitforz February, 7045 lVlarmion44-th Placek-3292 tit Poslal Nfalch-February 24, 1915 lWarmione3288 Roosevelt lVlil. Acad'y, Aledo, lll.A3Z55 'k'k'k Postal MllfChfMIlfCh I, 1045 Marmion-898 Central Catholic High School, Green Bay, Wis.-879 56 Cndels af R elrwzl The Cadvl Corpx on Parade 57 gi J gg ' M4 REVEILLE STAFF First Ro-w-Kalina, A. J., May, J. A., Curtis, J. J., Modatf, W. L., Totman, R. F., Prisco, A. I., Orso, J,. L. Sfrvnd Rau'-Major Ireland, Toma, R. A., Ertel. J. C., Cook, A. VV., Michels, F. L., Van Glabeke, D. L., Morgan, J. J. 1945 R ' NVe proudly present the 1945 REVEILLE. May you reap as much enjoyment from its pages as we did editing them. It seems like only yesterday we were planning the annual. The work of publishing the year-book passed so smoothly that we hardly noticed the time fleeting. lt was fun working on this year's annualamaking posters to get subscrip- tionsevspeaking to the various classes-planning the year-bookataking pictures --edeveloping themawriting the various articles-sending this first copy to the printers-'proof-reading the copies-setting the dummy eethen distributing the finished copies. This year's REVEILLE staff has had the great honor of dedicating this book to the Most Rev. Bishop John Boylan of Rockford. The staff sincerely hopes our year-book will merit your approval, and be the medium through which the graduating class can recall happy memories at Marmion. Aon from .'Idwi.vrr-'I'hanks to Tony Prisco, Joe May, Lee Orso, Frank Michelsg without their help this hook would not have been possible. 58 IW ' Gale! The NLXRNIION CADIQT has completed a successful season once more as the voice of the school. During the year the CADET has been the outlet of all hap- penings at Nlarmion, score sheet of all school athletic contests, and the scandal sheet for some. ln his first year as advisor of the CADET, Father Raymond has done a remarkable job in wrangling the articles from reporters, and getting it printed in time for publication. Nluch of the credit for the line issues has been given to the cadets when it should be given to the editors and Father Raymond. The CAlJET'S sport page was always interesting as the teams made such fine records. The Daylight and Border Line columns continued in the same Hne style as in previous years. Two new columnsel'Corridor Comment and Glenn's Gleaningsu, flourished on the sport page this year and promise to be very interesting in the future. The front page was taken up by important news of school activities and by the heroic deeds of Marmion boys in the service. The CADET once again received a rating of good from the National Scho- lastic Press Association. This was judged from a staff at the University of Min- nesota. Ifrlifnr in Cllirf .. . MR. lu. Foster Rl'plIl'ff'I'.X' . , U. L. Schuler .'l.v.vm'in1v lirlilm' . , .,.. DI. L. Urso R. -I. lllaguire Sports nlilnrx . . ,A. C. lfsscr li. Quinn H. YV:1nner VV. nl. Snider lfu.vim'.i'.i' l1lllllIlfll'I' , Nl . L. lwichels VV. Van der Meet' CADET STAFF Srrllml--Sclmiiler, D. I.., Esser, A. C., Fr. Raymond, XXYLIIIIICF, ll. bl., Michels, F. S., Foster, R. M., Maguire, R. DI., Orso, j. L. Slam1'i11g-Quinn, E. J., VanderMeer, VV. j., Snider, VV. j. 59 Ufffrrfrx of flu' Sodnlify Rurmlzl I . .Alxvefl Ilvlllffl' I.. fllorizlff Gam 'l'his society meets Saturday in Chicago under the direction of the Rev. Fr. Carribine of the Queens lVork. Several of the Cadets go in each Saturday to attend the meetings. There are representatives of most of the Catholic High Schools in the Chicago area. At these meetings po'nts of present day import- ance are discussed by those present. Marmion Cadets always take active part in these discussions. At school these topics are discussed among groups of Cadets, thus helping to spread the idea of Catholic Action among the Cadet Corps. Due to present transportation difficulties it is impossible for all the Cadets who would like to attend these meetings to go, but the representatives are rotated so that every one who wants to attend may do so at some time. From time to time meetings are scheduled at school at which the whole Cadet Corps participates in the discussion of some of the points brought up at the meetings. naw., '7fre Bfeuef Wiagin It has always been the policy of lllarmion to fos- ter devotion to the Blessed Virg'n, hlofher of God. It is the design of the school that all cadets belong to the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. Accordingly on December the eighth, the Feast of the lmmacu- late Conception, all the new cadets are annually received into the Sodality of lllary. The reception of the new clients is held by the School Chaplain, who is moderator of the Sodality. Besides fostering devotion to the Blessed Virgin. the Sodalists are eager to take part in the Sodality's chief activity for Catholic Action-Cisca. The Sodality and Cisca as well as the Holy Name Society is under the direction of Fr. Hubert. O.S.B., the Chaplain of Cadets. f,gil'l'!'.V of l:i.l'l'II Rirhrzrzl J. fllaguire lliillilllll rf. Slozlotey U1ffr'P1'.x' of Sllfiffj' .loxepll xl. fllriy fI1l'.YIlllII'PI' ff. Cook Jfofq Name Sacielq As it is a joy for every Pastor of a Parish to have all his men and young men belong to the l'lo'y Name Society, so also lVlar- mion feels happy in the fact that all the Cadets make 'he solemn pledge shortly after each new school year is under way. 'lihe pledge is made to the Holy Name Society Moderator, who acts as delegate of the Diocesan Director. 'lihe spirit of the Cadets toward their less fortunate brothers in Christ can be deduced hy their generous contributions to the work of the lndian lhlission both in money at Sunday blass and by clothing which they no longer can use. From time to time the Chaplain sends quite substantial sums to the hrlissions up in North and South Dakota, to the Negro missions in the South, and to the lllission Crusades of which Marmion is a member. Another practice quite commendable is the Penny a Day Club during Lent in which each Cadet contributes a penny a day. Also from time to time other special collections are taken up, such as on lllission Sunday when the contributions are very generous. 'lihis spirit is general among all the Cadets who feel that some day the small amount they contributed will be returned a hundred fold. Fr. Huberl, U.S.lm' 61 I wx ' 41ll7'0l'II Jlolhrrs Club Clzffago Jlollzers Club 62 Capt. John F. Meggesin P.F.C. Matthew P. Messmer lst Lt. Arnold F. Mettel Cpl. Edward L. Mettel lst Lt. William P. Mettel tn.t.t'.J S2!c Donald Joseph Meyer Lt. Norman J. Mezydlo Lt. Arthur J. Michels Pvt. Bernard J. Michels l-I.A. lfc James Robert Michels A.M.M.3fc John Charles Michels Sgt. Richard N. Michels Lt. Robert N. Michels Slfc Stephen R. Miklosik OXC Herman E. Mikus Sgt. John E. Miles Pvt. Lawrence VV. Millen Sgt. Ralph M. Millen lst Lt. Raymond John Millen AIS Charles F. Miller P.F.C. Harold M. Miller R.'I'. 3fc Harvey John Miller Pvt. Raymond N. Miller lst Lt. Bernard J. Milroy James E. Milrov Pvt. Richard Henry Milroy Capt. Robert A. Milroy Pvt. Rodger D. Mitchell Sgt. Raymond J. Mittman AXS Edward Francis Mocny Lt. E. A. Modaff T!Sgt. James E. Modaff P.F.C. William P. Modaif Capt. Bernard E. Moisant Mo. M.M. 2!c Eugene F. Molitor Pvt. Raymond A. Molitor Capt. William F. Moore John J. Mulvihill fR.t.P.J AIS George Edward Murphy Lt. John E. Murphy lst Lt. ciCl'3ltl F. Murray R.T.3!c James Austin Murray, Jr. Pvt. James J. Murray lst Lt. Joseph Owen Murrav Pvt. Patrick J. Murray SfSgt. William J. Murtaugh Lt. James L. Napier P.F.C. James Bernard Naughton lst Lt. George M. Neher lst Lt. William R. Neher Pvt. Robert E. Nelson Lt. John P. Neu Carl E. Nickels Sgt. Virgil N. Nickels S!Sgt. Robert J. Noonan Cpl. David M. O'Brien Lt. John F. O'Connell SfSgt. Robert J. O'Connell Sgt. Charles L. O'Connor lst Lt. George M. O'Connor CR.i.P.J Pvt. Richard Joseph O'Connor PFC Dean A. Oester ln.i.P.J x Svrruirr Quant iKn1l Sgt. Frank J. Okapal Pvt. David F. O'Keeffe Cox. Leo R. Olah SfSgt. Andrew R. Olsen P.F.C. Harry J. Osborne ln.t.P.J P.F.C. Francis Ostendorf lst Lt. Anthony J. Pappas P.F.C. John B. Pappas Cpl. John C. Parker Cpl. Herbert E. Parsons, Jr. Cpl. Robert A. Patnaude C.M.3!c Fred N. Patterman Cpl. Robert T. Patterson Cpl. Angelo Dominic Perna J. J. Peters P.F.C. Carl William Petit Pvt. Frank Michael Petit T.M. 3!c Joseph John Petit S.M. 3!c Robert P. Petit Cpl. Wilbert J. Petit P.F.C. VVilliam A. Petit Ensign Frank B. Petrauskas Ensign Clarence L. Pickett MfSt. Andrew M. Pierce Sgt. Robert M. Pierce Lt. Warren Peter Piper S2!c Peter Popp, Jr. Lt. fj.g.J James VV. Portet Cpl. Edward J. Proctor Sgt. Victor E. Pusskass VVil!iam John Queenan Sgt. John P. Quilty Lt. James M. Quinn Cpl. George Ralcewich Pvt. Edwin L. Regiiier lst Lt. James E. Regnier lst Lt. Robert A. Regnier P.F.C. Albert F. Rennell lst Lt. Karl R. Renz lPRlSONERJ M. lfc Robert F. Retteter P.F.C. Raymond J. Reulan.l lst Lt. Richard M. Reuland P.F.C. Joseph Ransom Rice Cpl. Art J. Rieser Lt. Douglas A. Riescr Lt. Francis E. Rippingei lit.i.P.J Lt. Joseph A. Rippiiwger lst Lt. Ernest A. Schaefers Lt. Robert A. Schaliner P.F.C. Robert John Schele Pvt. Norbert B. Schmit Pvt. John J. Schmidt Cpl. Lawrence H. Schneider lst Lt. Lawrence R. Schnittgen Cpl. Alex H. Schoen,Jr. A.M. Sfc Gerald John Schramer Flfc Benedict P. Schuster Sgt. Gregory J. Schuster P.F.C. James Anthony Schuster Sgt. Jerome N. Schuster T.M.3fc Leo W. Schuster Cpl. Robert C. Schuster Lt. Charles E. Segler Lt. Edward L. Sensor QPRISONERJ Lt. John W. Sensor James F. Shenehan,Jr. Pvt. John E. Shanahan 'I'!Sgt. Robert J. Sheehy SfSgt. Donald S. Sherman lst lst Lt. fPRlSONERJ Sgt. Homer R. Sherman fR.l.P.J Pvt. Bernard E. Shine lst Lt. Felice E. Shoemaker lst Lt. Richard D. Shoemaker Cpl. Robert L. Sibenaller Pvt. Walter L. Sibenaller Emil John Sipos lR.I.P.J Pvt. Frank P. Skelley,Jr. SfSgt. Thomas C. Small Lt. William A. Smith Cpl. Ray F. Snyder Cpl. Romuald M. Soja Lt. Edward J. Squires Cpl. James F. Stanton Lt. Robert H. Stapleton Pvt. Frank X. Starshak P.F.C. John J. Starshak Lt. Robert F. Steinkamp P.F.C. Leo W. Stengel MOMM lfc Ray A. Strauel Sgt. Fred J. Streit Lt. John E. Strever Raymond G. Strever lR.l.P.J Edward James Rouztn, B.M.2fc Sgt. John P. Strobel Lt. James P. Ronan M!Sgt. John J. Ronan Pvt. Raymond J. Ronan lst Lt. Lawence E. Rowe Pvt. Richard J. Rowe S lfc Anthony E. Rukas Pvt. Richard L. Rump P.F.C. John T. Russell Lt. George M. Ryan lst Lt. John G. Ryan Lt. Michael C. Ryan SfSgt. Thomas Joseph Ryan P.F.C. Francis C. Saeleus Lt. Arthur L. Sage Cpl. Robert E. St. Jules Pvt. Charles John Sauber Sgt. Edward Sauber 63 Sgt. Stephen P. Sucik P.F.C. James E. Suerth P.F.C. Andrew J. Sullivan Pvt. James R. Sullivan Sgt. John Donald Sullivan Cpl. Frank M. Symmers AIC Philip E. Talbot Sgt. John J. Theis Cpl. Robert J. Theisen lst Lt. Donald P. Thill Pvt. George M. Thoman SGM 2!c Charles Thompson Sgt. William C. Thulis P.F.C. Joseph F. Tighe lst Lt. Alexander Tihay Ensign William N. Tillman fn.t.P.J P.F.C. lack E. Tillman Capt. Edwin G. Tobin P.F.C. Joseph G. Tolian Cpl. Walter J. Tomer AXC Jack Joseph Totman Cpl. Laurence Edward Totman Sgt. Leon P. Toussaint Sp. QGJ 3!c George N. llgloi Donald C. Upham lk.i.i-.J AXS Robert F. Uphues R.D.M.2fc Harold VV. VanDoozer Midshipman A. Joseph Vanllam Pvt. Norman G. Vocke lst. Lt. John L. Wagner liuisstwol Robert J. Wagner lst Lt. Frank J. VVaindle lst Lt. William F. VValker Sgt. Joseph P. Wall MfSgt. Thomas P. VVall Sgt. John H. Wallace T!Sgt. M. Fancis Wallcnsack P.F.C. Patrick J. Walsh Sgt. Daniel Patrick XVard Pvt. John H. VVarnimunt S!Sgt. Walter B. Wassel Cpl. John N. Watgen S lfc Norman John VVeber Lt. Ralph A. Weber Lt. Raymond E. Weber P.F.C. Robert M. Weber Jean Christian Weiland lst Lt. Bernard K. Weiler AXS Cyril F. Weiler Lt. Arthur J. M. Weis Cpl. Frank E. Wenckus lst Lt. John E. Wesbrook AIS 'Thomas Morgan West Cpl. James F. Westei'n1an Sgt. Edward M. Wetz Pvt. Paul F. White Cpl. Raymond White Lt. Sylvan F. Wiemer Lt. Robert L. Wiley Cpl. Clarence F. Wilkinson AXS Ralph W. Wilson Pvt. Warren Henry Wilson fR.I.P.J Sgt. Joseph T. Witelt P.F.C. Vincent M. Witkowski Lt. Edwin J. Wolaver Capt. James F. Wolaver Pvt. Donald G. Wolf fPKISONERJ Pvt. Elmer G. Wolf C.M.2fc John Peter Wollwert Cpl. Charles Zabor Lt. Ralph P. Zettinger Pvt. Louis Zoslty Bruce D. Juneau CR.t.P.J Wilbert P. Meyer fit.t.P.J Donald F. McGowan lR.l.P.J Thousands of citizens from Aurora and the Fox River Valley gathered on the cam- pus on .I une I I, I944, for the Ninth Annual Youth Citizenship Day. The day began with the largest youth day parade ever held in Aurora from River and Downer Street in Aurora over the Memorial Bridge on New York street and up Lake Street to the Marmion reviewing stands. The principal speaker of the day was Lieutenant Colonel A. A. Schardt, repre- sentative of the Commanding General of the Sixth Service Command. He spoke PRESENTATION or TRIBUNE MEDALS Rrading from lrfl lo right-Lt. Col. Schardt, Representative of the Sixth Service Commandg Lt, H. -I. Benson, Capt. I. -I. Murray, Mr. Philip Maxwell of the Chicago Tribune, Rev. Wad!! 4199 'iw F. Norbert, O.S.B. une ff, 1944 directly to the youth of the nation when he spoke to the youth of Aurora and particu- larly to the Cadets of Marmion Military Academy. Cadet Robert K. Fixmer of Aurora spoke on l'Training for NVar , and Cadet Thomas M. Barry spoke on Training for Peace . Close order drills were demonstrated by C andl'D Companiesg Marine Drill, Co. Ag Manual of Arms and facings, Compan- ies UA , B , HC , HD . The drills were put on simultaneously covering the whole drill field, giving the entire crowd a chalice 'WYVU it lifntzsllw. ............ to see how the Cadets perform. Among the guests of honor were the Hon- orable Mayor of Aurora, Andrew Carterg the honorable aldermen of the cityg and various representatives of the patriotic or- ganizations of Aurora and vicinity. The colorful and important ceremony of the guard mount, which is, however, hushed and expedited on the battlefield, was presented by Co. li and the Band. Fol- lowing this ceremony the awards won by the Cadets were presented by VVm. Ran- dolph lelearst, publisher of the Chicago Herald American. Kane County Council Veterans of Foreign VVars presented the Best Company trophy, Mr. Maxwell of the Chicago Tribune, R. O. T. C. medalsg the Robert M. Dyer Post No. 20 of the United Spanish VVar Veterans presented two military proficiency medals. lylarmion Military Academy made awards to Cadets for various military achievements. The great event of the year closed with the firing of the salute gun, the playing of the National Anthem, and the passing in review of the Cadet Battalion. X L Y - tt... A 'I fl Tl E . I ii.. 23 3 T11 G Mau S Une of the most distinguished duties of the Mzirmion Cadets is that of serving the Fathers during the Holy lVIass. This practice is not confined to only the upper classmeng everyone in the school is free to assist in the Sacrifice. livery week two of the servers are appointed to assist at the M2158 at the main chapel where all the Cadets go to celebrate every day. While this is going on, a number of the other servers are helping out the other Fathers over at the altars in the Faculty House. ln order to attain a position as an acolyte, the cadet must be a constant communicant and have no marks chalked up again his name. He must learn and be able to recite fluently all of the Latin prayers required throughout the Mass. lfach Sunday when the Corps celebrates High Mzlss, the outstanding aeolytes are appointed as the assistants to the solemn celebration. A few times through the year, special events such as St. Benedict's day, Palm Sunday, etc., arise which require a Solemn High Mass to properly pay tribute to them. At such occasions, the pick of the acolyte crop is used. The greatest thrill of the year is when a cadet is privileged to serve at the lfield lllass on llflarmion Day. Besides serving at the hlasses, the acolytes also act as assistants at Benediction and Rosary Ser- vices. The Faithful Cadets do not go unrewardedg they are given special privileges by Father Hubert, the Chaplain, such as attending CISCA in Chicago and attending and serving at weddings and funerals in the Aurora vicinity. I ir.vt Rnfu'-liarany, Skoja, -loyal, Perry, Zidek, Schefllel, Paulane, Fr. Hubert, Solzan, hhyilfll, Ulm, Drouillard, Ferrie, Lynch, Eberly. .S'muml Rome-Mittenrlorf, Biebel, Mclntosh, Hermes, O'Connor, j., VVestley, Thompson, Petree Ewen, Mulvihill, Kareiya, Muia, Vlakancic, Petisch. Thin! Rufz:-Grasse, Zaleski, Phillips, Greenwald, Kennedy, Distell, Di Bella, McDonald, Gleixner, McCarthy, Miller, Snyder, Weber, Murphy, Opvt. Fnurlll Ruqu-Gruber, Hileman, Curtis, Schumm, Beczkiewecz O'Donough, O'Connor, G., Keller, Duray, Bagdon, liahlenhorst, Passaglia, Manning, Slodowy, Froehde. lfifth Row-Melluire, Uutly, Nesbitt, McCarthy, J., Rose, Butler, Banner, Lenkart, Spindler, Kranik, Slattery, Zibton, Kutz. 66 DAY CADE'I' CIIOIR 'irxt Rll1L -ShCI'XX'ID4llI, hl. 'I'., DeIIow, XV. Ii., Schuler, D, I.., Fr. Ernest, IAIIIIIT, 'l'. VV., Dickes I., I.., Boyle, R. I.. from! Rwu'-INIicI1ueIa, F. I.., Gihwn, U. D., Brooker, NV. I,., Van Glalhcke, D. I.., Foster, R. M. Strnhl, II. P., Colwell, R. Camp, VV. li. RESIDENT CIIOIR ilxrt R1IQLiBllI'IlIlj', VV. Ii. Snlzan, F., Puulin, Ii. P., Fr. I.fl'lIt'hI, Fuchs, R. ll., l,:1rsun, A. I. Logue, 'I'. j. l'l'l1!lx! Rll'IL'1IXI1lIlIlIIIg, P. R., Ryan, G. R., Stopu, bl. M.. Smcklnun. Ii. C., Upthegrnve, F. S. IJIIIQIIH, XV. 'I'.. Distell, NV. 'I'. ffliluf R0f'lL KVI,UIl0j.fhKlC, YV, Slmlnwy, VV. A., Iievzkic-wifi, P. QX., XNICIISY, VV. L.. Phillips Ii. I... Milnni. I.. F.. Grace, I. j. 67 gr... ew Under the direction of Father Ernest, O.S.B., the Glee Club gave its annual winter concert on December 6, l944, in the gymnasium. The Glee Club, which sang both popular and classical selections, did an excellent job and deserves a lot of credit. ' ln the spring the Glee Club again treated a very large audience to a line program consisting of a wide variety of selections. They sang the Parade of the XVooden Soldiers particularly Well. Orchids to Fr. Ernest and the Glee Club for the job they have done. PROGRAM America the Beautiful ...... . ....,.,......., .,., . . Hates-XVard Days of Youth ...,........ . ..... .4....,... i......,..... ...,.., F e n stad-Colcard i'When Irish Eyes Are Smilingl' , ,..,....... ,...,.,,.,.. , , ., R. Ball Soloist-Cadet Don Schuler Parade of the Wooden Soldiers . ..... ,........ . . .. .. .... Leon Jessel f'America, I Love You . .... ,...,... ..,. , L eslie-Gottler Finlandia .. .....r,..,..,.....,.,... ........ .....,..,,. ,,.. , J e an Sibelius Tramp, Tramp, Tramp ..,...,......,....,....,.. ..,.,, V ictor Herbert Soloist-Joseph May Marching Along Togetherl' ., .... ...,..,,.,,. ,.... . , . , . Pola-Steininger l ir.vt Rims-Dellow, VV. E., Bowker, E. P.. Atkinson, W. J., Kaminski. C. J., Merkel, J. R., Neu, F. N., NVarner, J. G., Larson, A. L., Solzan, J. F., Fuchs, R. J., Poulin, E, P., Schwartz, B. J., Bertrnng, R. F., Lynch, VV. J., Grace, I. J. Srruml Rufus-Lamb, T. W., VVerrline, VV. J., Soja, E. R., Milani, l. J., Barney, VV. E., VValker, C. A., Logue, T. J., Cahill, D. R., Schuler, D. L., Onak, R., Stratz, J. O., Migley, R. J., Upthegrove, F. S., Stopa, J. M. Third Rau'-Strahl, H. W., Such, J. J., Prindiville. W. T., Boyle, R. L., Zuehl, H. R., Dickes, L. L., Ryan, U. R., Gruber, VV. A., VVittry, D. A., Weis R. F., Cahill, R. E., Diliella, VV. T., MacDonald, R. E., Stockman, E. c., jaskey, cs. J. I-'uurth Rufu'-Quinn, J. M., Memhardt, C. R., Beezkiewicz, P. A.. Bagdon, D. B., Petrisch, J. C., Phillips, E. L., Bahlenhorst, R. F., Milani, L. F., Passaglia, R. P., Kennedy, J., Slodowy, VV. A., VVeher, W. L., Sherwood, J. T., Meyer, J. E., Hileman, J. G. lfiftlf Rufu'-Camp, VV. H., Kimpan, G. I., Michels, F. W. Strahl, W., Sheets, G. M., Spoden, D. R., Colwell, R. J., Brooker, VV. J., Vanlllaheke, D. L., Gibson, G. D., Funk, J. VV., Foster, R. M., Musil, T. R., Gun- ning, D. D. r X, I f 9 G8 lfirxt R!lflLLfililClllIllll'l'I1, F. E., Jacobs, F. N., Distell, VV. T., Sherwood, J. T., Dickes, L. L. SFKIIIIAI R0'LLLc'lll'flS, J., DuSell, C., Brooker, VV. J., Slodowy, VV. A., lVl0daf'l:, VV. L., Maguire, R. J. Tliinl Rufu:-Stanek, G. J., Scheets, G. M., Fidler, D. H., Quigley, I.. A., Przeniczny, R. A., Assell, R. F., Orso, L. 2 ' Glad The Dramatic Club was organized in I939 for those taking part in the pro- duction of Marmion plays. Membership is not restricted to the cast but includes business and production staffs as well. . This year the group proved its versatility by presenting Brother Orchid, the story of Little John Sarto, who upon returning from a ten year prison term, finds his gangland throne usurped and that he is to be taken for a ride . He escapes his would-be murderers and takes refuge with the Little Brothers of the Flowers. The Brothers show Little John a kindness and a way of life he never knew possible, and he begins his regeneration by changing his name to Brother Orchid. Brother Orchid's continual use of slang and his propensity for such antics as playing Alexander's Ragtime Band on the Chapel organ startle the Brothers just a little, but they accept him for what he is and he finds happiness with them. His chance to do something big come when his former cronies at- tempt to break into the Hower market which is the brothers' sole means of ex- istence. How Brother Orchid handles the mobsters and becomes an unsung Fat llutchy Freckles . Dum Dum .. 'l'he Gimp Solomon ., .. Dominic Battista Little John Sarto hero make the climax of the play. CAST OF CHARACTERS .. . Wziltei' lVIodaff George Stanek .LeRoy Orso Richard Maguire .. James Curtis George Sheets Joseph DuSell YVilliam Slodowy .. ,,.Frank Jacobs Frank Giacomarra J-Villiam Distell Brother Orchid .. .. . .. , .. .Bill Snider Brother Nasturtium ,. . .... Donald Fidler Robert Przeniczny Brother Geranium , . , .. .. Leo Dickes Willizlin Brooker Brother Hollyhock .. ,James Sherwood Larry Quigley Ahhot Jonquil. , . . , Ronald Assell VVade Rav Property Director-Brother Adrian Director and Faculty Advisor-Brother Thomas 'lpn lf 2 , -. if .gs 3 N1 f z .qv jig, QI ' mg ww pf .: 1.g '.- '7 2 M 4 I 1 - -..W .- 'xfizx . Q ,E,, A' w A ll ' W. T 1 xg 'QL A gi l,f4'lllI'4' U. 1 shot was Y2lkl'Il of ll happy group :lftvr thc' AI2ll'IIli0I1 Morris lwzlskctlmll gzum-. l,f1'flll't' Xu. 2 'ook :mal Tony Frisco :md tha-ir dzltvs ccrtaiinly uc luxmg :1 good time, hut wh:1t's lwotln-ring Hcrh Strzn l,i1'f1lI't' ,YM .Y L ulcts lfvllcr :md Dickes :md thcir dzltvs src-in to h this om- :ull for tlwxlmsclws. l,il'flIl't' Xu. J lt looks likc lion Vlxllilllilll :xml his mlzltc took thc- limo light I womlvx' XXII11f'S so 2lll1llSillQ.f. 3 ...ff . ii ., LW wt. 'Q .', A V - K, g Pl.lilili NICXVS Keieher, R. S., Nesbitt, j. -I., Fr. Ernest, U.S.B.. Memhart, C. R., Olah, V. U. XVelter, li, S., lJ'Ambrose, R., VValker, 'If I... Neu, F. N., Stanoy, S. bl. pfeie XVW4 Started two years ago by popular request of the faculty advfsor, Father Ernest Sehnaua, U.S.lS., who freshman class, the I'lr'l1r AvI'flL'.f has developed into a has given the Plebe Staff invaluable assistance in biemonthly organ of Plebe thought and ideas. lt has matters of news-writing, mimeographing, and arrang- for its main nature the fostering of literary ambitions ing the paper, as well as taking care of the financial among the freshmen, and giving them a chance to dis- department. play their talents along this line where they can be The Plebe staff is, of Course, restricted to the st-en and appreciated. Also among, and in most fresh- members of the freshman class, yet even so, it has a men minds the foremost of its obit-cts is supplying the long number of eager, ambitious authors striving to freshmen with a ehanre to read about their own do- make it interesting. The I.'mff'f benefits bv the ings, written by classmates who know what thev are Plrlu' N1'fw.f also, as this training received bv those on interested in. the Plebe Staff makes them good prosperts for the 'l'he Plfln' iYffu'.v is verv fortunate in having for its Cadet in following years l ir.vl Rnfzz'-Sniiler, YV. J.. Gilbert, G. C., Farwell, F, 'I',, Reilly, 'I'. lf., Sullvan, I. XV., Seharf, MlI.l'I'ARY F. G., Greenwald, R. P. PUl,lQ'l'f iNt 4'IlIIif R0'LL 'Sl1lffCI'j', E., Kranik, Ci. I.., Passaglia, R. P., liagdon, D. li., Karwoski, I., N. Thirtl Rnfzc-Ficlttel, N. D., Clark, D. R., Corsolini, ll. R., Corcoran, li. 'I'., Przenivzny 'X limge, L. O., Kutz, -I. E. 72 i f s 3 Q'U.'XC'l'llNG S'I':XFl lmf! tu I'ifllIfL-lil'UIllt'I' .-Xflrian, Asst. Frosh-Soph Foothill C Z 'oaehg Arnold Sehaeffer, Asst, Varsity' Football and llead lraek Qoaehg -loseph Nartlone, llead Foothall and lfrosh-Soph Basketball Coaehg George M. lre- ' ' ' lxethill K land, lhreetor of Athletics and llead Bas' 1 'oaehg Fr, Colnrnhan, Tennis Coaeh. .lllmlllgf Vlrurn fYl1'flll'l'YPCI'l'X Snell, llead Frosh-Soph Football Coaehg lir. Len, Asst. liaskethnll Coaeh' Br 1 1 ,ox , . liernard, Physleal lttlneation lnslrnetorg Br. Phillip, Physieal lidneatirn Instinctoi Inhnnx Conlon li - ing, lllkll lit! f .' 'i . fllflflllfflll .37kSj'1'lllIllII't' 6 'lille Cadets got off to a flying start in their first grid tnssle hy downing Syeatnore 27-0 in their first home game. The Cadets maintained at strong defense and the hoys from Sycamore found it tough going. ,llurlnirm .21-lgl'l7'fIf!'I'1' fl Marinion Cadets rang np win nninher two of the 194-l foothall season when they downed lielyidere Zl-fl hefore a large crowd at the Cadet Athletic field. Coach Nardone's crew scored seven points in eaeh of the first three stanzas. Neil Fiehtel taking a lfl yard aerial from Glenn Gilhert for the first score, Gilbert kieking the ex- tra point: Gilbert scored on a 15 yard sprint around right end and kicked the extra point: Larry Quigley plunged three yards for the third tonehdown and -foe l7nSell passed to john Karwoski for the eonyersion. .llflrnlinll 7-Ruff' IXIIIIIII .fl Against what many called the hest team in the state the Cadets didn't fare so well. The Island- ers with their speedy hacks and heavy line tore no lu Review the Cadets apart during the first half, hut Cadets proyed they had the stuff to stay in and fight. Rock Island led 20-fl at halfstitne. ln the laser quarter the Cadets scored and held and out- fonght the Islanders nntil the final gun. tillflflilfflll '!6LSfI't'l1fU!' 7 Marmion scored an impressiye -lb to 7 win at Streator to revenge a 3-l to 7 loss at Rock lsland the week preyions and give the downstaters another footlvall team to talk ahout. Coach Aloe Nardoneis Cadet eleven slashed to 325 yards from scrimmage, ran up 15 first downs and generally dominated the entire galne with the reserves play- ing the last period. illllflllfllll .H-Sl. 'IVIIUIIIKIA' 0 After having seored twice in the first quarter and once in eaeh of the following periods, the Cadets annexed another yictory at the expense of a highly rated St. 'lihomas aggregation who previously were nnheaten in fonr contests. 'lihe lomnnes scored what was to he their only seore of the game as Iliek Lieher, speedy qnarterhaek, took the opening kickoff and raeed 75 yards the through the Cadet team. After this, play was completely dominated by the Cadets as they ran up lb first downs to two for the Tommies. Karwoski, Quigley, DuSell, and Clark scored touchdowns to turn the game into a rout. iillllfllliflll 7ii7l1flfl.Y1'lll'IlI'f 7 'l'he traditional rivals, lvlooseheart and blar- mion, met on Qctober 15 at the Nloose Field to see who would be custodian of lN'IarlVIool' sym- bol of victory, in this yearly encounter. lVIoose- heart was a fast, light team whereas lVIarmion was noted for its rugged line and a hard driving hackfield. ln the first quarter, before the fans had hardly reached their seats, the bloose set up a tricky pass play that netted 30 yards and a touchdown. Jennings caught the pass and also booted the converson. ln the last quarter the Cadets started to roll and scored on power plays as Larry Quigley went over for the score. Al Cook converted. 'l'he Cadets again took posses- sihon of the ball, but the gun sounded, ending the contest. tillllfllliflll 51-fllorgan Park U The Cadets trounced lVlorgan Park lVIilitary Academy, scoring three touchdowns in the first quarter and proceeded to build up the biggest score made by the Cadet eleven. It was a field day for the backs' as Quigley scored two touch- downs, Karwoski made two, and Clark, lJuSell, Corcoran, and Gilbert one apiece. Cook and Gilbert alternated in attempting conversions. The last quarter was played by Nardont-'s re- serves. 11Illflllifllltgx-lillllllIlI'.K'f 7 The Cadets romped over a completely out- classed lflmhurst aggregation as the hlarmion gridders turned on the heat at the outset of the contest and then coasted to an easy victory. This prepared them for the final game of the season against the tough Naperville Redskins of the Little Seven. 11'II1l'llliflII 6-.N'11pa'r'z'ille I9 On Armistice Day, blarmion continued their rivalry with Naperville and were defeated lf?-tm in a battle which surprised the near capacity crowd at the Redskin lfield. Dan llombrowski. pile driving fullback, proved the way for this victory as time and time again he hit the center of the Cadet line. The game prepared the final record of six victories, two defeats and one tie. Seniors: playing their last game that day were: Jerry lVIcCoy, -loe lJuSell, Glen Gilbert, Alohn Karwoski, Al Cook. Larry Quigley, and Neil Fichtel. l ir.xl Rnfu'-Phillips, li. L., Stopa, M., Uuray, N. YV., Petrisch, j. C., McCoy, Ci. M., Gilbert, G. C., Karwoski, j. N., joray, F. S., Leon, E. Semin! Rum:-joe Nardone, Reilly, 'I'., Quigley, L. A., Cook, A., Kutl, j., Fichtel, X., Rav, XV., Zibtou, NV., Thibeau, D., Capt. Schaeffer. Tllirtl Rwu'-Adams, D., 0'Connor E., Prindiville, VV., Clark, D., Corcoran, li. 'I'., Gibson, li., Devine, 'l'. li., Milani, L., Bahlenhorst, R., DuSell, J. f fl 'slew ll ,li 'll s 7 Ii.-Xl'Kl llCl.lJ Kalrwoski, VI. N. Quiglev, I.. A. Mt'C'ov, G. M. Gilbert, ll. V. 400-Mall Ban 'l'ht- Iiiglilighr of the foothzill svzison came on lXIcKt-cvci' spent his frvshmzin yawn' :it Notre llc-ct-iiilwi' 14, :it thi- Knights of Columhus Cluh llzunvg then wcnt to 'llcxzis 'lk-cli, wlicrc- hc Still'- housc :is tht- foofhzill plziycrs we-rc ziwurdcd for rod :is hzilflmck. He lzitcr C01lL'lll'Kl :it 'll-xzis tht- 5llL'L'K'SSflll season just cmletl. The hzinquet was sponsort-il hy thc Marinion Dads Cluh. lt IS Zlll Jlllllllill 1li'lZlll'. ilicch. :intl Boston Colle-gc lwforc coming to Notre llzunc to siicccctl lfrzink Le-ziliy, who :ic- ccptctl zi commission in the Navy. 'l'hc- gurst spvzikci' was lid hIcKCevt-r, hczul foothaill concli of Notrc- llznnc. Clzii'c-:lcv Ruddv. lhe top event on the program, :it lczist to tht- , plziycrs, was tht- ziwzirmliiig of letters to thosc th'- :in 2llllII1llllS of Notrc llzunc, was f02lSfITl2lSfCIA. scrving. McKce-vcr' przliscil tht- tvznn for its tint- record Conch Aloe Nurdonc ziwzlrdc-tl lcttcrs to l ichA :intl spokt- of the inziny ZlllX'1lllt2lQ.Il'S that high l'l'l,C00k.ALl2ll11S.'llllll7C1lU,Zll3t0H,KllYZ,Lll2ll'k, school :intl collvggt- :ithlc-tics have giwn to Amvri- hlcfoy, Kzirwoski, Gilhcrt, Qiliglc-y, .lorzuy vain young inc-n in uniform. A naitivc of lvxus, Princlivillc', lJuSt'll. :intl Pctritcli. VQXRSITY FUU'l'B.'XLl, LINE lwfr to Right-Fichtel, N. D., Cook, A. D., Zihton, VV j 'I'h' Kutz, E., Clark, D. R., . ., ihealu, D. VV., Ailziins, D. N., 75 f t, if f' , FRUSH-SOPII F0O'I'BAl,l. 'I'liAM l ir'.cI leflflfilfllllli, VI. YV., Stix-man, D. j., Gilbert, P. E., W'eiss, I.. A., Van llam, li. A., Mever, -I. IC., lloulne, xl. l.., Saclcns, C. UI., Desc-ourouez, VV. -I. Manager Upthegrove, F. S. Srrnml Rome--l'oacl1 P, Snell, Asst. Coach Br. Adrian, Levernier, C. l,., McI.ut'kie, NV. I.., NV:-liler, M. IC., Ryan .l. N., lxll'cl2lI'Il1j', P., Nesbitt, J., Nelis, F. Tllirtl Rum--fliuetlgen, P. YV., Cahill, U. R., MacI3onal:l, R. IE., NVQ-stlry, D. xl., Kennwly, xl. hl., Davitl, A. S.. Svotti, S. A., Prinwliville, XV. 'l'., Gramnie, M. A., L'ot'coran, Al. O., Priavo, G. Y. 4m1.-sa,1. ,uae qw seam L1ll2lCll l't'rcy Snc'll's ll2lSlllI1Q1 Frosll-Sopli foot- lowctl tlu- next two wt-4-ks with wins ovcr Nlor- lvall tvaxn turmwl in a rccoril of tlirvc' wins, three gan Park illiltary Acznlt-iny l3-7 and 18-ll. loss:-s and two scorvlt-ss tics out of L-ight gamvs Playing a niglit game at lfast Aurora tllc- Kidt-ts playvcl. playvd a scorclcss tic and vmlvd tlw svason on Aftcr two wvvks pr:n'tict' tllc Kiclcts played a Novi-inlwi' ll at N2ll5t'l'X'llll', losing 7-0. strong Cla-in-x':1 tc-am at G1-nc-va and came home Coach Snell and lirotlicr Adrian iles:-rvc a Ul1TlIt'l0Sl!1l.fl'I1ll, 13-ll. A we-ck later tlu-y played great deal of frcdit for the way they lwrouglmt a tim' gains at VVcst Chicago ll-ll. The Kiclvts tllc lfrosli-Sopli boys along. Sm-vcrzll of tht-so play- trax'1'lvtl to lflgin and again lost 13-O. Ar last ers will lw really for tlu' Varsity nvxt yK'1ll' anal things lu-gan to look up as tllc fast improving with tllc other boys lwack we cxpi-ct grvat things group of youngsters gave lfast Aurora a 2-l-ll of tlw ll?-l5 mlition of tllt' lfrosll-Sopll. lu-ating at tht- Czulc-ts' Atlllvtic livld, to lm fol- T6 CHEERLEADERS ileen Arlzum, Marilyn Ificlnel, Bill Snider, Colette Kramer, Myra Mclizly MANAGERS I ir.vt Rims-llptl1egl'm'e, F. S., Anderson, VV., Reilly, 'If E. Srrrmd Roms-'I'utman, R .F., Fong C. H. '77 Ma rxnmn Ma rininn Ma rlninn M a rniiun Ma 1 minn Filarininn lxlilfllllllll Ma rlninn Ma riniun Ma I ininn M a rmiun Ma riniun Ma Vniinn M a I'llll0ll Ma I'llll0ll M a rlniun Ma 1 lniun Ma rlninn Mannion Ma 1 niinn M a rniion Ma union Ma Vlllinll ii 45 55 05 42 43 S7 5-fl 511 -iS 57 5-l 37 SU 45 ZS -ll -lfS -lil 31, -H 43 49 31 IX V.'XRSl'l'Y BASKl':'l'l5Al,L Cnuh Ireland, Huh lla-ss, VValt Zilstun, Neil Fichtel, Captain, Huh I,nke-r, Llnyil linngf. afmiffk SCORES Geneva 3- w U . . .lInu.frl1f'm'l llnliilrly Tltlllfllfj' Rmfinzznl Tuurmimrnl Mimaeheart SU lxlllflllllill 37 lxlllfllllllll 54 lfaxt .-Xnrora 37 XVest Chiragn 39 Marmiim +3 Marniiun 39 St. Cliarlcx -ix Naperville St. Tlmnias lic'lvi4lci'e ,lnlicf Geneva Morgan Park Batavia Snniunauk XVilniingtun Morris lVlu0x6ll6Ill't Smnnnauk Sandwich VVheatun Marseilles Morgan Park NVQ-st ClllL'Ilj,f0 Sl, Vllhillllilb Morris Vvillllillglllll liatavia Dmvm-rs lirnve is 2 29 39 +5 37 25 25 +I 3ll 411 21 54 30 31 +7 32 A. JJ 3 ,H JI 23 411 28 Qian 27 27 lla 13 I9 lf, 2U ll 9 7 'P 7 Gaines XVnn 22-Galnex lays! 5 Pninta Maile: Marxninn l23!,fUppnneiltx 920 PCI'Ct'lH1lLfCI lNlarlniun 49.7-Uppniic-nits 34.2 Qna rteu lilly 105 llull 49 59 9-l SN I5 lil 9 2 3 78 Pl..-XYERS' SICASUX HUX SCORES N ann' lilnge N. lficlitel Zilwtnn Laker Bell R. llen lXl0l'j.fIlll ll SS SS VS 65 32 22 fm l.. liiclitcl I llilltlllllfbl' Kranik flark Slupil I ll ll ll lx lvl- SS 112 Sl 29 Tl 27 ll 1 J 5 ll lui. P!- 31,1 21,4 255 ISS 1 1 111 77 1 4 l ll ll Clllpflllll ,Ywff f it'f1ll'f .llfn-mifof 'rlfl-f:!'lIl T'l1 .lf After a slow start, leading only 27-20 at the half, the Cadets roared hack in the final half, to capture s initial tilt. lioh I.oker hit for nineteen points anal scoring honors on eight huckets and three free throws. .llllfllllflll 551,X'llfll'I Z'lHt' .il The Cadets completely dominated play as they' gained a decisive victory over Naperville. Hoh Lokei lcd the scoring as he sunk nine field goals and two lrec throws for twenty points. .llfzrrninu 05-Sl. ,llllfIIIlII.f' 20 ln its second home game of the season Coach Ire- llnd's hasketeers fast-hreaked a weak St. Thomas ol, Rockford team to gain their third consecutive win. lloyd limgc and Neil Fichtel hit for IS points and lo points Io lead the attack. .llllfllllflll -If-fff'fI'i1fr'l't' .W lVith a twenty ioint silurge in a second quarter l l thc Cadets came from hehind to eke out a three point yictory. Neil Fichtel and XVally Zihton led the scoring with lo and Ill points respectively in a hard fought 1 imc at lielviderc. .llurmion -!.l-.lnliel 45 l,ed hy Paul Kristoffer, star Big Eight guard, the lolict cagcrs came from hehind to edge out the Cadets lw one hucket. The loss of Franny' ,loray to the Arinv proved the diflierence hetween a win and loss. l.lovd lmge led the scorers with I7 points. .llllfllllflll .71-l:t'llI I'll ff In a rough game at the Martnion gym, the Cadets tiounred lleneva again as four Geneva regulars left the game on lite fouls. Lloyd lfmge and lioh I,oker hlafed the trail to yictorv with 22 and to points tespeclivclt. .llfzrnlinu .'l'!'7.llfll'.!jl1ll Puri' 25 The Cadets romped to their sixth win as they whipped Morgan Park of Chicago hy a decisive 54-25 mount. Neil lficlitel and lioh Loker helped the varsity tontinue their winning ways hy contrthuting 15 and I4 points to the vtctorv. illlllfllllflll JS-Sfllllflllllllk -lf? In one of the closest and most thrilling games ol- the year Marmion defeated Somonauk in the closing seconds as lioh Loker sank one of his pivot shots. The scoring was almost evenly distrihuted among the Cadets, hut -lerry Voss, star Sotnonauk forward, gar- nered twenty-four points to lead all scorers. Moosifii li.-tR'r Horm.-xv 'l'oLJRx.'t M r:N'r .lfrlrnliull 37-,illYlll.l'f'lIl'Il!'f .ill Although the Cadets weren't in any form at all they came hack fighting in the third and final quarters to heat Mooseheart, qualifying them for the finals. Boh Loker led the scoring with five and four for fourteen points. .lllarlnioll 45-1f'z'.y't Clzimyn 35 The Cadets, playing slow hall, tlefeatetl Vllest Chicago to win the Mooseheart llolidav tournatnent for the second consecutive year. Lloyd Elnge led the attack with 17 points on field goals and five charity tosses. A trophy is to he given the Cadets for their victory when one is ohtainahle. .illllflllliflll .'i7-,lInrri.r JI ln another rough game in which -ll fouls were called the Cadets scored a decisive 54 to -ll victory' over Morris at Morris. Lloyd Iimge led the scoring with twenty-five points as Neil Fichtel and VVally Zihton went tlltt via live fouls in the final quarter. illllfllllflll 36-flIfmselleflrf 2.3 Playing without their stellar pivot man, lioh Loker, who had a had case of pneumonia, the Cadets plaved dismal hall, winning only hecause of their superior height. Lloyd Emge led with seven huckets to lead the scoring with fourteen points. illlllfllllflll .qllitvfllllflllllllk 54 The scoring of jerry Voss was too much for the Cadets this time as the Cadets lost their second game in fourteen. The scoring of lioh I,oker was missed hadly as Lloyd limge and XVally Zihton each hit for 16 points hut were outscored hv slerry Voss who hit for eighteen. U 'nflw' Ziblrnr lfflll I.flkl'I' l.ln,i'1l lilllflt' Huff lltfnt U wall for the wvuiul tinic in wvking their fnnrtrenth .llfzwflinrl 'f-f4Sf11lrl'zc'it'l1 .i 1 4 1 V I win an at tant fNIztt'w1llt-X tcann rznnc trntn hehinil in 'I'hc fzulctx l'JlNiIN lmxlwii an win :wer at init' Sunil- wirh te-:nn tu pgziin their thirteenth win nf thi- vc-ur. 'hi' HHH' '1 4 'N ' 1'f WY 11 f f V- XVUHY ZH yd' Iri,.lm,l Iwi tht. umwk with Nix ECM wmlx and In-tl thc Czlticts with thlrtei-n pnintx nn S htwkctx aint! tin- tru' thrniw fan' sc-x'el1tc'c'l1 puinta thnugh hc fnnle-tl 3 W U'h NWN nnt in tht- Inst tll2tl'lt'I'. 4 , I ,llllfllllllll l54.1lu1j1ff1f1 l'rn'K' .if llldrnmul 3S1ll'lH,H,,'H -gl 4 Ihi- fzttlc-I5 ngziin 4'it'fqIlfC'li the KhIl'2lLftHlliN, thu I U - tune' :it Qliivztgu, :ind thu tnnt' hx' il wnrc- nt -lx to 12. n nm' ni the- ninft ova-ltlv cmiti-xtcil gznnes in thc t . . xl I - . . - . , , I,lm'tl lztnigc twwlnwutt-ti tin' txwntx' pnintx :lx thc lllllllllll gun this xcztr, Iinil Cnllna xxiltillltll l'2lLfi'l5 CMH mt ! lin mini thril nilminr W V . . - - :v'sn gg: s: t ' ' XXX. tnnk ll tlircc Pllllll XVIII lin iluzll the Cuiicts their third ' k l .mxl sl::t'k lii'nt1u'IT,lz1II, i,1ttIc Scxlcn gnzugi, Nc: tuhc pzwc' A1 jU,,,,,j,,,, .!47-Ilfhi-1 f,'l1j,'f1,fr, ,iii ' I I'J ' I ' ' ' I. , I . , ' w V ui ur i iinix ixiti iiitun penn x HH 'W x :Xt the-tt' home gun the C :nic-tx tivfvzltf-ti thi' N4-Xt - , - Q'him':1guzll1N fm' thc- Nt'l'1lllIi tinn- in gaining thi-ii' fif- 1 'H'HHHf ' 'xlY'lI'lH ll x tvvnth win in ninvte-cn Lfiilllkx 'Ya-il Ifivhtvl It-il tht ttunrgi- Irvlxintis vxtgcrs rain up zngxnmt ll xtnnc Nw,-ing with fin- Ht-1,1 Qual, :mit gm, f,-H. rhmwx fm. iii-fl'l'lI mintx. I .' '. 7. . , , . , l l'lI' ,HH ,IIIIFIIIIUII ,Mini IIIVIIIIIIX 25 .Xltlmngh wtf fnrxn thc Czifit-ts bout St. Thnnmx nt Rm'kfnl'ni in their rvtnrn gznne 36 tn ES. l.Imtl ICIIULL l'HllII6l'IL'ti with Newell lmc'kc'tN anti one trot- thrnw fm tiftccn points Zlllti xt'ni'ing IIHIIUVN. .llnrlrziml -ll-iilfwrix .57 fought tn the lust NQ'I'Ullti, but wcrr' tnrnvtl hxlvk -H ti 37, XYul!x Zihtnn u:ii'lw1'i-tl ciigiitwii nnintx nn vigh for thc night. .llllflllfflll lf- Uiilulilzgffnfl li lit! lic-ll vnllevteil -cvs-Interim anti fnin'tt-i-n pnintw rs' tictvme in Nc-twntii fllI2ll'N'I' new IYIIUNIIIIUMIILI :ix Nil iningtnn wnrt-tl nnlx 1-ight pnintx in that half. .illllfllliflll wwfffrzfrzrifl -117 A izutlx' ilnpi'nx'eiI lisltnxizi te-:nn plane-ti tht' Clnivt hnnnrs. 80 5IYill'hC4i hx thc HILLLZIIIN IXYIIIN :I tnugh Nlnrrt- tvaltn l lvtlvkvtx Illlli twn frm' thrmxw tn tzlkc wnring IHIIIUIN The c'fl1iL'i5 wzlllnpcti xviilllillgjiltll 43 In 25 tim' thvit vightecnth win in twclltx'-twu LIZIIIIPN. Limit linnge :intl Npet'tively tu luke high wuriltg hunniw. The fzttletx oft then' ic'c'I III the flfsl hxllt IIN thex lt-tt thc' Hunt' ill thc' half :tt thc' lung 4-nil of at 23 tn 22 rnnnt. The Kztthttx cxnnc luwk in thc sevninl tu win :ix Xt-il Iichtt-I wnrcii wxvlttccli ptuntx in thc Nl'l'UIlli hiilt tn txlkt lfulf ll'f'f.v.v Larry 1'lirl1lr'l .fnhn illlflffjllll Alllflllilill ell-IJn7c'll1'l'.x' KIVKITW' .38 'l'he Cadets shuwetl their greatest ZlL'l'llI'1ll'Y of the xear I I .- II I . I I I I I .is they hit uver itll! per Cent of their tieltl goals. n tnn na game of tie seasnn tie lat ets ll lluytl limge antl VV:1lly Zilitnn letl the vagers with ltatewl at tall Downers Grove team to give them JI th asun's reenrtl of twentv wins antl fuur lusses, The iring was evenlv rlistrilintecl between Neil Fiehtel, eir seventeen points apieve, t- ' . , ,- , - ' I ' ' 4 ,- 7 Ite ltlehtel, l.lnytl lznige, :intl Wally lihtmi. 1lI'f 1 Vitgf- LINUX'-l 4- After one of their hest shuwinfs nn the previous . L., 1 IQHQIUNAHA '1'OL'RN.,v3H5N-It night the Uaclets lust all aeenraev as thev Cnulrlnt hit the hump :intl lust a close 42-39 tlecisnn. Although A1lm,miUH k.g41l5ml. A,1uI,m,H is the score was Ilt'4liJ!'illl with one minute to play the height ul Atlanis, ht. Charles Center, pruvetl tim mneh In their tirst game nf the regional tunrnament at fur lienrge lrelanrl's eagers as St. Charles went nn est fxlll'lll'1l, the Catlets gained revenge for last tn win. This left the se:is11n's reeortl at 22 wins :intl x1ar's loss to liast lligh hv walluping them 54 to 33. tive losses, or a total nl 45 tint of the last 52 galnes. Urnrut' 1XY!'Il1lil' Larry Qjllifjll'-1' Dirk lfrijltq' N-...f l lllarmion hlarmion Nlarmion lx'IflI'IT1iUI1 hlarmion lllarmion lylarmion lwarmion lllarmion lX1armion lllarmion lylarmion lx'IZlI'IT'll0l1 lllarmion -u K. R. Lake, R. Soris, F. Milani, J. Ryan, D. Dunn, F. Vite, R. Arimond, A. David, VV. Morgan. l ro.rl1-Soph Srhedule .. . ,..,...., . ...,, ,,.,..,..., , .Geneva . .,.,,....., Naperville , .. ,.... ,.St. Thomas . ..,... , Belvidere . ,,,.....,....,.. -Ioliet . .. ..,... ,...... . Geneva . .. .Morgan Park . ,. ...,,. .Batavia . . . .. ,. Somonaulc . ,,., Wilmington . .,...,....,.. Morris . ,,, .,.. Mooseheart . ..... .Somonauk ..SZ1I1dNV1Cl'l lVIarmion Marmicmn Marmion lylarmion Marmiori lylarmion Marmion lVIarmion Nlarmion . .Wheaton 17 .. .Mzlrseilles 41 ,.M0rgan Park 28 .. ,West Chicago 17 ., St. Thomas 28 .. .. lworris 13 ....,.,.Wilmington 19 ,. ,Batavia 34 Downers Grove 14 To Coach Joe Nardone and Br. Leo goes a great deal of credit for bringing a group of green freshmen through a tough season and showing great improvement from game to game. Some of these boys should turn out to he fine varsity players in a year or two. D. Hess, U. Boos, P. Beczkiewicz, P Gilbert, M. Wehler, G. Nihart, S. Scotti, l gf? R. 1f'? 'i ...t fi g '-Q., Sl Q... :file 225 tiff WJ? TENNH TEAM Firxl Rnfw-H. D. Friestedt, D. A. Grasse, J. F. Solzan, Manager, VV. T. Distell, R. ll. Miller. Srfuud Rome-A. A. Garcia. T. E. Kilroe, -I. E. Slattery, T. A. Ralcewich, D. B. Bagdon, E. B. Bannen '7 Under the able direction of Father Columban, the Cadet netmen are drilling daily in preparation for meets to come. Among teams on Marmion's 1945 schedule are VVest Aurora, East Aurora, and Joliet and later on will come the District meet in which players will compete in the District to gain the right to go downstate. Returning squad members are Tom Ralcewich, Dick Miller, jack Slattery, Frank Butler, Bill Distell and Gene Banner, who all have had some experience. This all points to a successful season. Dick Greenwald, who had shown great improve- ment last year, has been lost to the armed forces. First singles this year is handled very capably by Gene Banner, who has shown consistent im- provement. Second singles is handled by Alfonso Garcia. a newcomer to Marmion, who, with practice, will develop readily. Dick Miller com- petes in the third singles and he has some experi- ence from last year. The first doubles are in the hands of Bill Distell and Frank Butler, while Tom Ralcewieh and Jack Slattery complete the makeup forming the second doubles. At this writing only one match has been com- pleted on the schedule. They dropped a close 3-2 match with the Tomcats of East Aurora, who were led by a boy who traveled downstate last year, Bob Crable. On the hrst night, the match was halted by rain, but continued the following evening. Marmion won both doubles matches, but East Aurora swept through the singles with- out a mishap. With continued improvement, the Cadets should find this a successful season. 'Wash Under the guidance of' Arnold Schaeffer, the Mannion track team has been practicing for the past few weeks. As we go to press the squad has not yet participated in any meets Although it is impossible for us to know what kind of record they will make, it is possible for us to appraise the squad on the basis of returning lettermen. Bill Snider, senior distance runner, is back this yr ar. llluch weight may be placed upon his ability to make a good showing in the endurance runs. Once again we will see big Al Cook heaving the shotput. jerry hlclloy is back to take his turn with the high and low hurdles as well as is Rab- bit O'Keefe, Little Mickey lylaguire, and Speed Goodyear. Coach Schaeiter may be depended upon to in- sist upon hard work in practice every day, a policy which is sure to get results. This policy of hard yy ork together with the new interest is an indi- cation that track prospects for the next few years will be good. '1'RAcK Sen EDU LIE April -Batavia .. .. .. .... 'lihere April -Sandwich There April 28-Whezltmln Relays fliherc lway 2-Geneva .. flihere May 4-Sandwich .... Here bday I2-District lweet .,.. flihere 1Way blouse Relays . ,There I lr.vt Rfmc-McCoy, U. M., 0'Keefe, R. VV., Goodyear, V. C., Zaleski, A., Nihart, G. YV., Sullivan, ,I. VV., Gibson, LL, Maguire, R. I., Vite, F. A. , .S'rm11J lxnfrc-Quigley, I.. A., Cook, A. W., Orso, -I. L., Snider, VV. -I., Colwell, 'If S., Totman, R. F., Seotti, S. A., Fong, K. ll. 'l'l1irii Rnfw-Keinpton, II. M., Passaglia, R. P., Vanllam, G. A., Sang, L. Q., Anthon, R. L., jaskey, U. j., Opyt. C S .c. Fllllfffl Rufzc-VVarren, C. E., Passaglia, M. A., Gleixner, j. J.. Ryan, R. L., Kareivn, VV. j., Creedon, D. F., Ylakancic, R. F., Capt. Schaeffer, Coach. lfiflll Rune-l.atendresse, C. C., 'I'rotochand, R. j., Such, J. J., janowski, M., Beczkiewicz, P. A. Chalnplrnzs, lrft to right-D. Thibeau, F. Corcoran, W. Olsen, G. Frederick, L. Seng. Mining from pirturz-P. Manning, E. Saelens. Iain-Sdwal B ' Johnny Conlon Coavlzes Ilflzzrmion Boxers Through the generosity of a friend of 1VIarmion, Johnny Coulon has been engaged to instruct in boxing at lklarmion. Lessons will be given once a week to a class of 25 or 30. ln addition, there will be personal instruction to individual cadets showing promise and ability. johnny Coulon, who is former bantam- weight champion of the world C 1907-19131 teaches the manly art of self-defense as ad- vance training before entering the service to classes at his gym on East 63rd street, Chi- cago. Coulon, now 55, served as boxing in- structor during the last war. He tried to enlist as an athletic instructor in the present conliict, but his application was turned down. So Johnny decided to instruct future soldiers, sailors, and marines on his own. Coulon has sent 101 boys into the service. I-le expects some of those he sent to the armed forces to return and make names in the ring. At present one of his boys is the kayo champion of the troops stationed in England. Boxing Tournameni Approximately one hundred and fifty cadets participated to make the occasion a , . . gala one. Lauliliower ears were in order as fellows ranging from eighty-five pounds to two hundred and twenty pounds took turns- swinging the leather. The results of the preliminary bouts were as follows: In the 115 pound class, Ed Leon defeated Jim Ulrichg 130 pound class, Hank Lake beat Ed Weberg 145 pound class, Jack Kennedy defeated Bill Murphyg 100 pound class, Bob Descourouez defeated Fred Mont- gomeryg 115 pound class, Dave Davis beat Nick Riebel, 130 pound class, Jerry 1VIcCoy beat Don Smithg 145 pound class, Lou Milani beat Bob Ryang 158 pound class, jim Prindiville defeated George Gibsong and in 145 pound class, Joe lJuSell heat Sam Scotti. ln the finals for the school championship, seven bouts were heldy the winners to re- ceive gold boxing gloves. The results were as follows: 85 pound class-, Bert Seng de- feated Bill Ward, 100 pound class, George Fredricks beat Jim Corcorang 115 pound class, George Olsen beat Jim Guintag 130 pound class, Pat Manning beat jerry Hile- mang 145 pound class, Ed Saelens beat Bill Sniderg 158 pound class, Ed Corcoran beat Tom Devineg and in the heavyweights, Don Thibeau beat A1 Cook. ST, JOSIEPH ST. NICHOLAS ST. THERESI2 fl.'ln11r1piur1.fj 121141 Plllffj Htl: I'la4'r'l fqwmaa B 466670618 eazzmza qmfze Sefton!! A TICAM LICAGUIC B TICAM LICAGLVIC W L NV I, St. joseph A ,. . HO ll Gund Cnunscl ,. 4 0 St. Niclwlns .,., -l 2 St. Nicholas ,, 3 l St. Tlicrcsc . .4 2 St. lN'Iz11'y .. 2 2 Holy Angels .. .. 3 3 St. 'lxheresc' , l 3 Good Counsel . . ....., 2 4 St. joseph , . 0 -If St. lllziry ,, ,, . ,l 5 Szicrvd Hvzirt . , ,,.. 1 5 HIGH SCURICRS CIS OR UPJ Assn-ll CSL 'l'lir'1'c-sc-J , 69 Latino CHoly Angelsj ,. H28 Roit CS:1c1'cd Heart, ,... .. 46 Nlnrrison CSt. lxlziryj 20 XVZIQLITCI' CSL Nicholzisl . .. .... 42 Keup CSL -Iosrpllj .. 25 Diesel' CST. lloscplij .. 41 Uolon CGood Counsvlj 23 Runge-l CSL Nichnlzisl ,, , .. VVcis CSL Nicliolzisj . , 23 l'QiTlg1L'I'1llll CHuly Angvlsl ., . . ,311 Robinson CS:1cl'c'd Hcurrl . .. 21 'l'oi'r0s CSL xlnseplll .. ,... ,, .. 3-l Bauman CSL lN'Iri1'yj . .. ..l7 Hrummell CSL Nicholzisj .. . ., M16 IIULY ANGELS UH, ,,,m.,j s'1'. MARY sfxckifzn lncAR'1' 86 Captains of ilu' Chanlpionxlzip Team Assell Dieser Wagner Fitzpatrick St. Therese St. joseph St. Nicholas Holv Angels Sz' ' 0 ' . at St. joseph grade school cagers annexed the Catholic grade school championship by beating St. Nicholas 27-17 in the finals of their annual tournament at lklarmion following a consolation game in which Holy Angels defeated St. Therese 32-27 for third place. 'lihe champs took a 5-1 first quarter lead and added another three point margin with a 9-6 second period scoring which put the half-time score at 1-l--17. St. Nicholas led 7-5 in the third period hut found the winners gaining the verdict with an 8-3 margin in the final frame to erase any chances they might have anticipated in the previous period. llieser led the winners with 11 points with Zahosek adding six, while Rangel with eight points and VVeis with six led the losers. 'llhe consolation game found Holy Angels jumping into a four point lead 12-9 at quarter time and gaining another two points at half- time with a 7-5 second period setup. The winners led S-5 in the third frame and altho hehind 9-5 in the final period scoring still managed to come thru with a 32-27 victory. Fitzpatrick with 10 huckets and three free throws for 23 points led the winners while .'lft1'r tin' yrmlf' .vrlmul tourna- mrnt 'was ra-z'1'r, George Ireland, fwlm had an f'x1'ff1tin11ully good year fwitll his often tram, gath- errtl Irnnlllfr tlmxf grznnrnar .rrhoul !fl'lltllHll! .f 'IUIIIIIII lu' thought mwrf lln' mort ouhvtzzml- ing. :IJ all of their lmys are I'lIf1'l'lIIfl Marmiun nfxl fall, maxi of fflflll fwill rurnfvrhre Ihr fflhtlllllllll team, and pr'rl1al1.r u fem' Warn' lain' .rtnr on the -var- Mtv. Sl. foxeph Tenn: and firms ew ez, 'M New Assell of St. Therese scored seven field goals and hve charity conversions for runner-up honors with I9 points. St- Joseph St. Nicholas ' H F P li F 1' he-up ,... 1 0 Z Crawford 0 'I A-' Wellman . . 0 Hames . . 0 Dieser . za Weis 1 Torres , , . . . .1 Wagner 0 Zahosek , , , . .3 Boniface 0 Felten . 1 May , 0 - Rangel , , 4 11 Lehnert 0 Linden , . 0 'E St. Joseph 5 gy 5 St. Nicholas 1 ll 7 H0lY A118911 St Therese ll Latino . 0 Asst-ll V7 Houlne . . . . . 0 Patterson . . 2 Fitzpatrick 10 Iirumell , ,l Reilly ...,, . , 3 Edmire 0 501131111 . , 0 Godendorf 0 McCue , . 0 lierenyi 0 1:5 io Holy Angels ,, .12 T x St. Therese 34 5 5 Hrr'e they ure: Surry of 7'0lll0l'I'Il'lUH S7 Phqaazd Z Receiaai Adadatauwl 8 ' The Marmion Physical Education program received a shot in the arm this year with the addition of three new instructors. It was the good fortune of the athletic department this year to have Brothers Leo, Philip and Bernard assigned to help carry on this important work of the physical development of the Cadets. In the last few years Phy Ed has been very much emphasized at Marmion. Startled at the beginning of the war by the statistics given out by examining boards for the Army in regard to the physical fit- ness of American youth, the school authorities insisted that an added emphasis be given to lVlarmion's Physical Education program, a pro- gram that has always received much personal attention from Father Norbert, the Superintendent of the school. The schedule of intramural sports developed by Major Ireland at Marmion is well rounded and admirably adapted to the building up of bodily health in a sane, safe, and pleasant manner. This year the Phy Ed program includes team competition in touch football, softball, volleyball, handball in the fall, as well as swimming. When cold weather sets in roller skating, ice skating and basketball are added. The spring period is taken up with tennis, swimming, softball and track. The groups are divided into Major and Minor leagues, each league having four teams of about I4 Cadets, the rest of the Cadets taking part in varsity sports. Experience in past years has shown that time spent taking part in these sports in a hearty way means less time spent in the infirmary. 88 fain-Scion! B .feague - 1944-45 FINAL STANDINGS MAJOR LEAGUE W L Fordham ....... ..5 1 DePaul .......,.. 4,,,..... 4 2 Marquette .... ...... . .4 2 Notre Dame .. ..., ....3 3 Holy Cross .... ..,,.,.. 3 3 Loyola ,...........,. . .. 3 4 Santa Clara ,..,...... ......... 1 5 Boston College ., ., . .... .. 0 6 HIGH MAJOR LEAGUE Orso fNotre Damej .,..,...,...........,........... ........ 4 8 Achim fNotre Damej ,... .,.,.... 4 3 Clark CDePaulJ .....4,....... ..,.,... 4 1 Lowe lNotre Damej ....,...,, ........ 4 0 Przenickzny CFordhamj ...... .40 Spoden QLoyolal ...,...,..... .,.... U39 Totman fBoston Collegel .,..... .....,. 3 7 DuSell fMarquettej ...,..,,,. .....,,, 3 6 Thibeau fDePaulJ .,..,..,... Corcoran fHoly Crossl , ....... 36 Jnlm-School E SCORERS MINOR LEAGUE VV L Manhattan ....., ...... 1 0 1 Gonzaga ...t... ...,,. 1 0 1 St. Louis ,.,. ...,... 8 3 Xavier ........... ,...... 8 3 St. Thomas .... ....... 7 4 Georgetown .4,. 4...,.. 7 4 Detroit ,.,...,.... .. .,.,,.. 4 7 St. Edwards .... .....,. 4 7 LaSalle ........... ...,,.. 3 8 Creighton ..,.,.. ....,.. 3 8 Loras .........,..,,.. ......, 2 9 St. Benedict .... ,...,., 0 11 MINOR LEAGUE Breyne lManhattanj ..,....,,......,.............. ......... 1 15 Reber CManhattanJ ,.,.. Hess fCreightonJ ...... Grasse fGonzagaj .... Ebert lXavierj .....,,,....... Friestedt fDetroitJ ..,........... Corcoran CGeorgetownl Walker CSt. Thomasj ...... Olinger CSL Louisj ............. Buckner CSt. Thomasl ., Stanoy fSt. Edwardsj ....,.. Schum lGeorgetownl .,.,.. Wolf fXavierJ .....,....... Youngen fXavierJ ...... Corcoran lSt. Louisj .,... 75 72 70 66 60 .. .. 54 45 45 45 45 44 43 42 '7 I 4.1414 em Squad 704.4 a Ba4Ad7 With the intramural basketball tourney, March 6-11, the basketball season came to a close at Mar- mion with Neil Fichtel's senior team taking a 35-20 margin over Wally Zibton's club and Nihartls juniors heating Hess's team 29-25 in the unclerclassmen di- vision. Fichtel led his warriors to their title with seven field goals and a free throw for 15 points, while Zihton was likewise top scorer for his club with 11 points from four field goals and three charity tosses. Zibton's boys led 5-3 at the quarter, but were behind 15-13 at half time, 25-16 at the end of the third period, trail- ing 11-4 in the final period score to give Fichtel's Stars the 35-Z0 margin. Stopa, Frosh-Soph star, led Nihart's team to vic- tory with seven field goals and four scotch conversions for 18 points, while Hess was high for his club with eight markers. Nihart's squad gained a 7-2 first period margin which they increased to 14-7 at half time. Hess's quintet came up with a 9-2 lead in the third period scoring, but found their deadlock going into the discard when Nihart's took a 13-9 final period scor- ing margin for the four point victory. Nihart B F P Beczkiewicz ...... 0 3 4 Nihart . . .,.. 2 3 3 Stopa .,..7 4 4 Quigley ... ....0 1 2 Friestead .,...... 0 0 0 THE Nihart . . . ..,. . . . . Hess . ...,.,... . . . . . N. Fichtel B F P DuSell .,,...,.,. 2 0 4 Reilly .....,.... 1 0 1 N. Fichtel ...... 7 1 3 Giacomarra . , 0 0 0 Adams . . . , , . .3 1 1 Spoden . .,.. 3 1 4 16 3 13 N. Fichtel .,...,..,..... Zihton D. Hess B F P Morgan ,..... , , .3 0 4 Hess ...., ,.., 4 0 5 Manning ....2 2 5 Grasse . . . . . . 1 3 4 L. Milani , . , , . 0 0 0 10 5 18 . . .... 'I 7 2 13-29 . . . . . . . . 2 5 9 9-25 Zibton B F P Prez . ....,,... 1 0 4 Leon . . . . . . . .0 1 3 Zibton , .... 4 3 1 Banner . .... 2 1 1 Maguire ..,. 0 1 2 7 6 11 ,3 12 911-35 5 7 4 4-20 l r. l,l'lHIll7'I1, 0.S.l3. Dr. lillllllllfll Lflfflllllll, ,lI.D. llfultll Uffirfr Sfll00l l'l1y.vI1'irn1 A husv man, this director of the health Doctor Edward Logman on his daily department. Fr. Leonard has developed visits to the school checks the health and the lN1armion lnfirmarv into il small mod- condition of all cadets who need medical ern hospital and through his untiring attention. He also takes care of our ath- elforts the Cadets are receiving first class letes hefore and after the contests. IYCSHIYICDI. E ms . i flfiixv IJwu1, R .N. Srlmol Nursr' 'l'he friend of all Cadets, Miss Dean now in her second vear at Marmion, has won the respect of facultv and Cadets alike. Her pleasing smile, winning wavs, and most important, her knowledge and abil- ities to live out the duties which are he- stowed upon her. BEST WISI-IES AND SUCCESS T0 THE CLASS OF l Q LI- 5 AURORA CHAPTER MARMICN FATI-IERS' CLU B 00 pahan emi fbi! Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Aurora Barber Shop Aurora Body Shop Aurora Greenhouse Co. Aurora Tire SL Battery Service Aurora Welding Service Barber-Greene Co. Biever Furniture Co. Broadway Furniture Co. Churchill, Dr. and Mrs. Classic Bowling Lane Collins, Dr. R. K. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Columbia Office Supply Co. Creedon, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Myron j. Davis SL Co. Dreyer-Denney Clinic Erlenborn's Fagerholm Bike SL Key Shop Fodor's jewelry Store Frohlich jewelry Franch's Pants Shop Fuehrmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. C. Galloway-Betts Co., Inc. Gramse, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Grasse, Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Greenwald's jewelry Store Guinta, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Hartz Drug Co., Inc. Hauser's Menls Wear Hess, Mr. and Mrs. C. Illinois Cleaners SL Dyers, Inc. Improvement Building SL Loan john's Shoe Shop Peter VV. jungels, Florist Kaminski, Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kranik, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. S. S. Kresge Co. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. VV. N. Latchford, Mr. and lNlrs. Leath SL Co. LeFevour, Mr. and Mrs. Lietz SL Grometer London Shoe Repair Love Brothers, Inc. MacDonald, Mr. and lNlagill Fruit Co. Marlene Doughnut Co. Milani, Mr. and Mrs. H I.. M rs. R. Ii. Olinger, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Paramount Stationers Patterson, james F. George C. Peterson Co. Peterson Motor Sales W. Assn. Pictorial Paper Package Co. Przeniczny, Mr. and Mrs. P. Rausch Coal Co. Reihsen, Mr. and Mrs. R. j. Richards Standard Service Station Ridge jewelry Store Robinson's Auto Supply Co. Rollins SL Rice Drug Store St. Charles Hospital St. joseph's Hospital Scharf, Mr. and lylrs. G. j. Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Schmitz SL Gretencort Co. S. S. Sencenbaugh Co. Simons Furniture SL Rug Co. Skaja, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Stewart's Clothing Store Staudt SL Neumann Co. Strathmore Co. United Auto Service Wa1laceIs Cafeteria VVallbrunn-Kling SL Co. Ward SL jones Furniture Co. Ward Lumber Co. VVatson Music House NVesbrook's Ice Cream Shop VVesterman, Mr. and Mrs. A. WVestley, Mr. and Mrs. F. VVest Side Shoe Repair NVhite SL Todd Lumber Co. 91 Cltlllplilllfllfi of SC I I fJUlIlplillll'I1f.Y of ' MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE RYAN 0775 AND SoN Phone 1610 A North Main Wheaton, Ill. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. E. W. O,CONNOR AND SON, . . K Cnmplnnfnlx of EUGENE MR. AND MRS. T. S. KENNEDY Compliments of AND SUNS MR. AND MRS. A. E. STIEMANN AND SoN, DoN Compliments of Knights nf Glnlnmhun TheAurora Council No.736 Let's have IOOZ Membership from the Marmion Cadets Club House - 308 Main St. -a- -o' Phone 6436 92 Com plimen tx of Albert N. Zettinger .lztstifrr of the Peace Compliments of Peter G. Assell lglllildillg Contractor 523 Edwards St. Phone 2-3688 Compliments of Frank Michels Electrical Contractor Aurora, Ill. Phone 2-2942 328 So. Lake S Cfzrllplilllwltr of Wolf-Parker Co. Colllfflifllelltx of Underwood Typewriters T. J. F1'rzoERALD -H-LQ Downer Place Phone 5821 Compliments to the CLASS OF 1945 from A FRIEND C0,,,p1i,,m,f. of MR. Rox' P. MURPHY AND SON BILL AND DAUGHTER LAVERNE HEAL? PEL Co1nplim1'nt.r of MR. AND MRS. R. O. B.-XHLENHURST AND SoN, RUSSELL Conlplinlentx of MR. AND MRS. J. E. JASKEY AND SoN, GERALD Compliments of MR. AND MRS. T. E. BANNER AND SoN, EUGENE Bert of Lark to .HI ilu' Srniorx MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KUTZ AND SoNS, LEONARD AND JUE Compliments of MR. AND MRS. L. A. TOTMAN AND SoNS, JACK, LARRY AND Bos Co mpliments of MR. AND MRS. N. H. BIEBEL AND FAMILY Thr' Bm! of Slll'I'l'.Y.I' to All COIIIPHHICIIIA' of Iliff I0-115 f:I'IlL!Illlft'.I' Ile xxn I Iles I C STOLIVXIXX MR. AND MRS- .IND Sox, ERNEST I'Ix1'R1cK A. NIANXING, Sa. .mn Sox, PATIUCK, ja. Conlplinlellfx of Frank J Weber's T vern The Spot Restaurant ' a 806 North Ashland Avenue 6729 So. Halstead St. 195g yvcst Chicago Avemu, Chicago, lll. Chicago, lll. fJ0lllf1IiIlll'IIfS of Conlplilmfllty of NIR. AND MRS. AI. G. Tl'llliE.XLi MR. ,IND MRS. A. bl. BELL ,IND SONS .IND Sox, Iilmuxialm DE LUXE ICE CREAM PRODUCTS INCORPORATED 14145 N. Wells St. Chicago, Illinois Phone Whitehall 5468 Roger Passaglia 94 COMPLIMENTS OF RT MAY TWO STORES: 61 FOX 15 MAIN WEDDIGE IIVIIIIIIXWIII' IJt'llll'l'.t' in l on1l.v and Sfwiflllit' I3 Su. I,:1S:1llc St. Aururzl, Ill lfumpli lrlc 'I1l.t'Uf R 81 M Kaufmann Strand Restaurant ,'lnu'rimn rind Cllirlzavr' Conlizzy Put up orders to rake out 57 So. Broadway Aurora, Ill. MARTI MEKETI RI'IS'l'AURAN'lx AND TAVIQRN Ill Blain Street Phone 7680 Reuland' R HAI, IiS'lT'ATIi AND INSURANCE lnxu 1'f1f1 4'f' i n all irx If f'f11 frlnzv Anr 411-:1, llli uxtw is -H lsluml Aw Pllum- 07741 HI' PLAC E HANNON S IJUBSUN 05 So. Bl'0ZltlXY2lX Aurora, Ill. E. J. FARRELL I'I,UNlBING AND IIIiA'I'lNG l,:lS:1llv :md liclltun Phono 2-0025 COMRLIMENTS OF NR. AND NRS. NARIER AND THEIR SONS .JIM AND BILL Northern Mutual Casualty Company 205 West Wacker Drive Chicago, Illinois Best oi: Luck ond Good Wishes to the Graduates ot IQLL5 9 Mr. Q9 Mrs. C. Guzouskos Good Luck, Class of '45 l3risc:o's Fine Foods Aurora, Illinois 8Li2 West Lake St. Phone 2-5758 enior Personalities ALLEN, W. C.-Willie is the professor of Father Damion's Religion Class. AMBRE, R. L.-All around swell fellow. Likes girls and music. CWhat's her name, Dick?J Studious, happy go lucky. ASSELL, R. F.-That tall, dark, Captain of Company C, who has sacrificed, even his class ring. Smart, energetic. BROOKER, W. J.-Bill a little boy and a wolf in sheep's clothing. The handsome hero of the fair sex. A killer in dramatics. COOK, A. W.-Smart, strong, hard working Captain. Swell lad, good football player, liked by all. CORSOLINI, D. R.-Pvt. Co. D, likes a girl named Rosie, member of the gang, witty, all around good fellow. DESCOUROUEZ, R. J.-Good kid, quiet, likes to play basketball with the Battling Bus Riders of St. Charles. Up-river man. DICKES, L. L.-Leo is Major Ireland's favorite little boy, occasionally can be seen at dances. DRIESSEN, N. E.-Upriver man, brave kid, have to be to ride with Saelens. Good all-around fellow, likes one girl. DUSELL, C.-Sergeant in the band, good kidg whistles Mary through the hallg likes to wolf, good football player, liked by all. ERTEL, C.-Tall, handsome, lieutenant of Company B. Hard worker. Terry's heartbeat. Chemistry brain fsometimesj. EVERETT, R J.-Bad man from Wheaton, likes a wild time. Pvt. Co. D3 witty, one of the Seniors who has not lost his class ring. FARWELL, F. T.-Faris is a dark haired, handsome, silent type who can sure man- euver. Now a member of the Navy. FICHTEL, N. D.-A darn swell fellow, who knows how to play basketball. First Sergeant of Company D. FIDLER, D. H.-A Lieutenant in the Band. The trumpet player who tries to drown out the rest of the Band. He's good, and he knows' it. FIXMER, W. J.-Bill is a little boy in wolf's clothing. He has really got a way with the girls. FOSTER, R. M.-The Brain of the senior class. All'around swell fellow, Ser- geant-Major who sticks to his job. GIACOMARRA, F. E.-Batavia wolfg First Sergeant of Company B. Nlember of the gangg has a way with the girls, witty. GILBERT, G. C.-Tough First Sergeant of Company C funtil he went sailingj. One of Marmion'sl best football players. Has parties fand what partiesll. GUZAUSKAS, F. J.- Guzzie to his friends, loyal to Joyce and Madonna, still looking for his class ring. Lt. Co. C5 all-around good fellow. 98 Fisk Distributor . . New Tires and Tubes DYER TIRE ERVICE Passenger and Truck Recapping Vulcanizing Thane 6719 52 South Lake St. Aurora, Illinois Michaels Bros. Phone -lb-ll Phone 4653 GROCERI ES L 1 d MEAT5 e ' DRY GOODS Q Phone 2-3853 lllontgomery, Ill. 7 S. Island Ave. 2 N. Island Ave. Complimfnir of NIR. .xxo Mas. Ciiixs. j. LEUNARD ,wo Sox, Rlcnniui You will like LHia'l r Clmrlizlg ' , Lelck s Cleaners TVVO STORES 123 Fox St. Dial 66-l-0 220 lhllillll St. Phone +759 Towing a Specialty GaIIagher's Garage Uflirial Clzimgu Illotur Club .S'r1'1'i4'e' Day and Nigh! 30 So. I.:1S:1lle St. Aurora, Illinois C'0I1lflilIIl'lIfJ' of Nlia. AND Mas. KI. G. RYAN and Their Sons LT. -Ioux G. AIR. and CADET Sm. Roma L. JUNGELS Say it with Flowers Weddings - Banquets - Funerals 117 Main St. Phone 2-0506 J. F. Kelley Motor Sales Authorized Chrysler-Plymouth Distributor Telephones 9118-9119 101-109 So. Lake St. Aurora, Ill. Compliments of AURORA NATIONAL BANK Compliments ..,,f.. Chicago -Aurora Tailoring Co., Inc. Compliments of BRENNAN COAL CO. AURORA, ILLINOIS Cornpliments of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Graff' Grace Bros. Coal Sz Trucking Co. 1505 N. Artesian Ave. Chicago, Ill. FLORIAN V. SOLZAN Srrretary and Treasurer CITY DAIRY COM PANY 106 Cedar St. Phone 8405 . South Bend, Indiana OLDSMOBILE G. M. C. TRUCKS Compliments of Lies Brothers 1VlR.AN1J MRS. P. A. BECZKIFWILI ll-1--118 So. Lake St. Aurora, Ill. AND SON PETER 24-Hour Service Harkers Body Shop 204 Woodlawn Ave. Phone 4213 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. J. A. PRINDIVILLE AND SONS, WM. AND JIM fBest Wshes and access to 1945 Class 'A' K 8: K SUPER SERVICE 302 S. Lake St. Compliments of Pines Engineering Co. 649 Prairie St. Phone 2-7608 Compliments of Aurora Equipment Co. 4-22 Cleveland Phone 9232 Compliments of J. T. Benjamin 81 Sons SMOKE SHOP 206 Fox St. Phone 5887 RUDDY BRos. Complete Line of Bathroom Supplies and Kitchen Outfits Phone 8691 65 So. LaSalle St. What - -jokes ? A C om plzments Harvey, can you drive with one arm, asked lofi Joan. Yes, of course I can, honey. 0 Here, then, have an apple! . . CO. The moon was bright, - The road was dark, Insulation The kind of night you'd like to Park. . He gave a sigh, He gave a moan, He cursed his luck, He was alone! fdrsellj The fSwedeJ, Andersen, got on the bus and found he had to stand. The bus stopped with a a jerk, and the Swede landed on a young lady's lap. This happened at each corner where the bus- stopped, till all at once the Swede exclaimed: When I got on this bus, I was a Swede. Now l'm a Laplanderln Father, asked Totman, what is a sweater girl? A girl who works in a factory making sweaters, replied Father. But son, wherever did you get that question ? Wherever did you get that answer? re turned his son. AURORA, ILLINOIS THE FRIENDLY DRUG STORES COURTESY-QUALITY-SERVICE JOHNSON'S CITY HALL PHARMACY MIDWAY PHARMACY 14 Fox Street New York and Union Phones 4345 - 7715 Phones 2-2298 - 7755 Buckley's Dairy Store MILK - ICE CREAM - DELICATESSEN Phone 7552 821-823 Aurora Ave. Aurora, Ill. Office Phone 549 Res. Phone l52 R. L. WAGNER l,LUNIl3ING, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Co mpl1'menf.v img- Old Second National CONTRACTOR ll2 lf. hlain St. St. Charles, lll. West Side Barber Shep Corcoran's Funeral Home 1838 - Fifty-seven Years - 1945 IQIAIIQR H. HOPKINS, Prop. of Service 0 So. River St. Aurora, lll. Lake at Cedar Dial 2-2521 fjfllllflflllfllff of l'.XRANIOL'N'1' - TIVOLI - Fox THIQATRES AURORA, ILLINOIS Model Laundry Cleaners ana' Lazlnderers Phone 9244 16 LaSalle St. Aurora, lll. Pigeon Hill Shoe Repair Shop Illinois Wholesale Co. Candies - Paper - S1-hoo! and Jrmitor Supplies JUHN NAGY- Pfovfiffof 7+ N. LaSalle sr. Dial 8140 Cum l,lllf'll .v rf , p' ' N. J. MODAFF Wemgart 6. Plllcttsch Fox The Hrs! in fllrfzfs nnrl Brfyx' Clothing 13 S. Broadway Aurora, lll. 501-503 New York St- Aurora, ul. ' FOR YOUR FUEL NEEDS Finch 81 McCullouch - . PHON E Trinters . fBinders . 'Publishers . - Mlchels -Harral 80-82-84 South LaSalle Street Phones 24688 ' 7268 Aurora, Illinois 226 Spring St. Aurora, Ill. enior Personalities IIESS, C. E.- Kaye to his pals, good little guy, likes to dance at St. Nick'sg Sgt. Co. C3 a real friendg plays a little basketball. JACOBS, F. N.- Jake always blowing his! horn Cmember of the bandl g witty, good all-around fellow, and girl jake. KALINA, A. J.-Sergeant who carries the colors in parade. Likes one particular Blondeg Misplaced his class ring . KIMPAN, G. I.-George, the tall silent typeg likes farming and is sharp in Brother Thomas' English class. KRAMER, J. E.-Batavia wolf, likes to roam through Batavia High, takes Audry for long rides in his new puddle jumper. Misvplaced his class ring. NICCOY, G. M.-A good football player. One of Company C's prodigies. A one- girl man. RICMAHON, R.-Best Company Clerk Company D ever had. Nice fellow, gen- uine friend. He's in the Navy now, but she's waiting. MAY, A.-That handsome Captain of Company D5 another brain . Well liked by all. Loyal Madonna man. MICHAELS, P. D.-Comes from Montgomeryg quiet, friendlyg can take a joke. A good student. MODAFF, W. L.--Lt. Co. D5 Brain g witty, has one of those now you see it. now you don't class rings. A terror with the plebes. Likes but one girl, Smooch . INIORGAN, J. J.--Spike, swell guy, likes the Navy, and is pretty good at basketball. O'BRIEN, D. R.-A scientific guy with lots of wind Cto blow the bass hornj. ORSO, L.-Best Lieutenant in the First Platoon of Company C. Good in studies. He's bashful! Loyal friend. Witty, smart, tough on plebes. PETERS, R. A.-The blonde First Sergeant of Company C. Good in studies. Hard worker, and a swell lad. PETIT, P. M.-A tough Sergeant of Company C3 smart, energetic, good-looking, Well liked by all. QUINN, E. S.-Batavia wolfg man about towng Westpoint boundg brain, good fellowg Lieutenant Co. B. REVER, L. H.-Swell fellow, touchy and needs to be handled carefully. Good Ser- geant, refuses to be bossed. RUDDY, D. J.-The stripeless senior with the convertible that needs to be converted! SCHIELKE, H. G.-The little Napoleon of -45 who has yet to meet his Waterloo. Good Lieutenant, best of friends. SHERWOOD, T.- Deadwood terror of the typing class. Known for going with one grl. Good kidg Private Co. B3 likes to talk about anything. SPARE, E. P.-Egbert to his friendsg member of the gang. Co. Clerk Co. D, good kid. STRAHL, H. W.-Notorious bad man of St. Charles. Likes dancing better than studying Kon busl 3 member of the Navyg good kid. 103 enior Personalities DISTELL, W. T.- Hobart Flashug the kid who is attracted by the feminine eye. ENDERLIN, D. C.- Steamer g one of the best kids who ever hit Marmion but knew when he was well off. FALCIONE, E.- Geno g he's from the better West Side of Chicago. Also mem- ber of the Filthy Five . GRACE, I. J.-That curly headed blond kid with all the stories. Are they all true, I. J.? GREENWALD, R. P.-The boy who came from the State where the tall corn grows. Tell us about it, Dick. IIANAGAN, W. D.- Big Bill g he comes' from that metropolis of Benton, Ill. Idol of all freshmen. KAROWSKI, N.- Irish g best halfback Marmion has ever had. INIADDEN, C. E.- Eddie g tell us about all those beautiful girls from Indianapolis. Member of the Filthy Five . MADDEN, J. W.- Willie, twin of Eddie. Always followed John aroundg mem- ber of the Filthy Five. MAGUIRE, R. J.- Souse g has a big crush on Suzie, and he's one of best track men in the school. The boy with the Kay Kyser laugh. PHILIP, E. L.- Two Ton Tonyng wait till the Army gets you. Knows every good spot on the river. PRZENICZNY, R. A.-Often called Pole or Sugar . Has quite an affair with Norma. Member of the Filthy Five. QUIGLEY, L. A.- Larry g one of the best football players Marmion ever had, and can he do the shag! RAY, W. F.- Wade g the abbot in senior play and he is also quite an artist. That looks like Nancy. REILLY, T. E.-Waiting for D-day with Murph. One of the busiest little managers we have. RYAN, G. R.- Jerry g the great big P. F. C. Talks about all his gals. SLODOWY, W. A.-Known as Archie to all the boys. He can make some pretty good faces. SNIDER, W. J.-Marmion's best 440 man. Got quite a problem picking between Tootsie and A'Eileen . Also known as one sniff and he is out Snider . SULLIVAN, J. W.-Known as Farmer johnl' from Southern Illinois. A good quiet kid. TOTMAN, R. F.- Gus g the cute little red head from Claire, Ill. The one all the girls are after. UPTHEGROVE, F. S.- Duke g comes from the State of Michigan. One of the smart boys who got in the Navy. 104 Can you Jmagine . . . Father Robert not laughing? George Ireland being called Major Ireland? Sgt. O'Reilly wanting to be called E-IORU? COh Eddyll Captain Felts with a Russian accent? Father Damian passing everyone in Religion? Brother Lawrence not letting Cadets eat in type- writing? Father Norbert not saying My dear Cadetsu? Joe May not collecting money? Don Van Glabeke being called anything but VAN ? Wally Modaff giving lollypops to the plebes of his Platoon? Jim Sherwood going with someone else? COh, .TOU Bill Brooker with a Bulldog Haircut? Joe Kramer wearing his class ring? Bud Kalina taking the Hag down by himself? Eddie Saelens driving under 25 miles an hour? Frank Guzauskas being called by his right name? George Kimpan getting to formation on time? Gus Totman not eating Hershey bars in History? Randall Foster getting 30 in a test? Leo Dickes not liking to dance? Chuck Ertel not hooking the plebes in his pla- toon? Ed. Quinn losing his class ring to Mary Ann? Ronnie Everett denying Chicago is a suburb of Wheaton? Don Fidler acting natural at a concert? Jerry McCoy not stopping into Batavia? Bert Driessen not going to DeGraw's parties? Kayo Hess using stilts? fShe is pretty tall., Dick Colwell going to the Army? Spike Morgan in an O. D uniform? Neil Fichtel playing marbles? Toma with big ears? fDumboJ. Tony Prisco staying down on the south end all the time? COMPLIMENTS or EMGE 81 SON Fairview Farm Brand Meat Products U. S. Government Inspected Meal: Fort Branch, Indiana Austin -Western Company Aurora, Illinois U. S. A. Hartsburg 8: Hawksley Company The Best Ali!! by II D11n1.r1'ff' SPECIAL MILLVVORK SASI-I AND DOORS Phone 74-90 North Aurora, Ill. Complimelzlr -cfm, Merchants National Bank of Aurora, Illinois Stephens - Adamson Mfg. Co. . W . . a7Ilf1ll1lffIt'fllf'l'!'.l' of Crmwylng, Srreennz and Tr11n.vn1issio1z Equip men t Aurora, Illinois H Rainbo Bread AURORA, ILLINOIS The Briglztfxt Star in the rwilky Ufny STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS, FRAMES AND GOOD PHOTO FINISHING HOIVIOGICNIZIQD MILK Dial 9803 -Il Island Ave., Aurora, Ill. Our Ir'z'ftietl1 Year FOR FINER ,.H0T,,GRA,,HS Peter A. Freeman Gartner Bakery 201 W. Main Street S'I'. CHARLES, ILLINOIS glorist 358 Cedar Street Phones 2-7663 A-H-Z-7669 The Aurora Paint Supply Co. O QSonmasrkoxr-AR1zE1TERj BENJAMIN lN'lOORE'S PRODUCTS FINE XVALLPAPERS DECORATORS' SUPPLIES C0n1pl1'n1f'nl.r iof, -- B. F. GOODRICH STORES O I Phone 2-76H 2-7612 37 Galena Boulevard Aurora, Illinois 28-30 Walnut St. Aurora, Ill. Anderson and Duy IQVIQRYTHING FOR 'rms MAN Tel. 2-2606 21 Nlain St. Aurora, Ill. BUD'S PIPE SHOP PIPE SHoP or Aulzokfx Phone 2-6666 55 Main St. C0ll1pli1l1f'11t.r of Eby-Youngen Co. AURORA, ILLINOIS HOME BUILDING 85 LOAN ASS'N THE BEST PLACE TO BORROVV AND THE BEST PLACE TO SAVE The Dutch Oven COFFEE SHOP 160 So. Bl'0ZldXY11j' Aurora, Ill. LIROT 86 PAULY GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 9108 -9109 226 Illinois Ave. Aurora, lll. Repair Drpfzrlnufnt Huesing's Jewelry Store For Correct Time Call Z-2635 Keystone Bldg. 32 Island Ave.. Aurora The American Well Works AURoRA, ILL1Nors ENJCY 'llaffey ICE CREAM 60 Pierce St. Phone 4920 Aurora, Ill. PIIUIW 7571 NUHII AUTUVII- Ill Good lfyf'.vif1l1t ir li.Y.Yt'llfIIll In Cowl flflllfll ISLAND INN Cnolcrp DRINKS J. M. rfkrrarnrclas, Prop. Dr. R. W. Kendrick Phone -I-53-I 13 Island AVO. Aurora, Ill. MOTO MOVVER SALES AND SERVICE PLAN'l'E'S GICNERAI, INIACHINIC XVURKS Power and IIancI Lawn Mower Sharpening GALENA PHARMACY P. M. SHAFICR, R. G. Ph. PI mcmrmm - 2-0661 Phono 2-2220 North Aurora, III. 031 Gz1Icnn Blvd. Aurora, III. illezrlers in Y Q V r Q 'X , 5 0 IIARIJXVARI2, I' URNAL Izb, I UY b NEW YORK ANU SIQICIJS 5'I'Rmg'1' Phone 2-2138 24 North Hroarlwny THAN KS, CA IJIQTS, GALENA BEAUTY 8 BAIIIBEB Sll0l' filillkfili A. I'IRIZ.fXZIil.I.E, Prop. Cunlflfrfr' lgfllllf-1' rmrl IIIIVIIFV' Sz'r'1'Ir'c IJiz1I 83-I5 937 CIZIIFIHI Blvd., Aurorr FUR YOUR PATRC DNAG Ii We take pride in having been selected to supply the faculty and students of Marmion Military Academy with fine dairy products. Uberweis CDairy DACRO SEALED MILK Phone 2-7147 Aurora, Illinois l Jbfanufacturers of Doors, Hangers, and Hardware Specialties Richards-Wilcox Mfg. Co., Aurm-a,Ill 109 77542 Laleone ompcm PLASTIC ENGINEERING 'k Phone Aurora 2-6724 'A' S00 Rathbone Ave. Aurora, Ill. Ijlllllfililllfllfb' of Bill's Ham Shop 6 Fox St. Aurora, Ill. CALL ON . BRAUN Quafily Foods 608 High St. Phone 2-0589 Komes Store Pl urmnm e 91-I5 365 Illinois Ave. Ccrr1son's Restaurant IIXIIIFFI' Good Iyflflll ix Svrwrl I' ro perl 71' Smxa ned 27 So. River St. Aurora, Ill. PENCE' AU RORA'S FOREMOST Schomer Electric Supply ElFITfI'ilTHl'lVl101651116 Only Phone 4845 AUTHORITIIQS ON FLOQR I6-I So. Broadway Aurora. Ill. COVERING XVININJVV SHADES ' VENETIAN HLINDS 0 LINULEIIIW Grimm Pharmacy Dial 8759 Greeting C111'r1',v for .alll c1l'lYISifIII.Y I2 Downer Place Aurora, Ill, HERBERI hi FUNK' R' Ph' Phone 2-0778 59 Fox St., Aurora. Ill. Hartz Drug Co. Auroras' Foremost Prescription Drug Stores +0 So. River St. Both 2 S. Broadway Dial 2-2421 Stores Dial 4460 A 81 BADIO SERVICE Dial 2-6816 Gene I-Iolmes Ifyu Examined Glzlsrfs Fitted llll. 0. J. STBATZ OP'l'OMETRIS'l' Tel. 5641 Paramount Theatre Bldg, 17 Main St. E. P. Garvin, Jeweler Est. l926 2 N. Broadway Aurora, Ill. The Harkison Pharmacy CI-IAS. S. HARKISON, R. Ph. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST S. W. Cor. River and Downer, Aurora, Ill. ALSHULEBS QUALITY MENS, LADIES' AND BUYS' VVEAR 17 South Broadway Aurora, Ill. Phone lvl-64 C. W. MARSHALL C0. Frwrrs - VEt:E'rAm.Es - Mmrs - BAKERY lf-vrrythirlg in Fine Ifurntlx at Rfllillllllllll' l'1'ir'r'.r -lb Downer Place Dial -l68l Marshall's Uarry Home Prices VVill Save You Money rllfways the Finn! Quality IJIAINION DS-WATCHICS-JEWELRY Complele Opliral Serwire PAT'l'ERS0N9S .'xlll'0I'3'S Finest jewelry Store 6 So. Broadway Aurora Building and Loan Association Ruled' Property Loans Phone 4888 3-l South River Street Radio Center Bldg. Aurora, Ill. Hans Gugler 81 Son, Inc. Photographic Printing Ask to see samples of I9-lf-l Xmas Greeting Folders produced for Illost Reverend james Hugh Ryan, Bishop of Omaha J Uvork of .irtn 222 Galena Blvd. Aurora, Ill. Colnplim f'l1 fs of N AVA R R 0 9 S Aurora Cleaners 81 Furriers RICFRIGICRA'I'ICl7 'l'HIC DIAMOND HOUSIC FUR STORAGIC VAULT ll N. Broadway ISI Galena Blvd. Aurora, Ill. Bur-Han Drug Co. Broadway at New York St. Ifred Burseheid, Ph. C. VVm. J. Hanlces Bender's Army Store Authorized hy II. S. Government to Sell Olheial Army Insignia .lrmy and Nrlfvy Good.r-General .'llrl'1'hrll1di.rr Phone 2-4051 33 No. Broadway COINIPLIMENTS TO ALL THE GRADS R. M. EBERLY DRUG STORE 27 N. Broadway Aurora, III. Completely .fir C0lIdI.fI.0llf'd The Daleiden Mortuar High and Liberty Streets Aurora, Illinois Dial 2-0586 ln any Emergency, call our white Ambulance TOBACCOS SOFT DRINKS MIIALEN BRUS. BILLIARD IJARLOR 109,111 Main St. Aurora, Ill. Compliments of Sears, Roebuck Co. Broadway and Fox Aurora, 111. Compliments of THE EWEN C0. Dist. of Blatz Beer and Beverages 76 N. LaSalle St. Phone 9266 Aurora, III. Complimrnis of Ted A, Sharpenter 605 Grove St. Dial 574-If ANllY'S PANTBY The lllost Complete Grorery and Jllrzrket in Aurora 853 Walnut St. Aurora, Ill. Ferguson Implement Co. John Deere Farm Equipmeni AURORA, ILL. F.0.PETERSO 'S S NS PRINTERS -- BINIJICRS Phone 2-3127 l23 Spruce St. Aurora, Ill. WHOLESALE RETAIL STElN9S All Leading Biands FISI1-CIlCCSC1I,CIICZIICNSCII If il's Liquor, 'LEE lmfve it 10 So. River St. Phone 4609 fI75cmles. .. To ANTON S. STAFNEY of I i111'h ES' lVIfCuIlourh, Printers. and the rest of the staff To KOVERKRAFT CoMPAN1' For the fine' roriifrs To NIOFFET STUDIO For the Portraits To GEo11oE R. G1z111s1s, jk. of Grubb Engrrwing Company of Champaign, Illinois To FATHER RA1'MoNn and his HCJIIITFIU for all flu' lwlp. 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