Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)
- Class of 1953
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Van Acak S J ' . ::'ned9g:ungibreakin1z cellsemcny nith on inixguctoryolsgzifsfnqhog l':gjkhl:rsl0tcogEg1Zrtbe?I.rs . i arence . ec er, niversit f K C- . ' - - 1 - -, Mayor Wulliam E. Kemp, right, listen ayftefmtivellyrlsas 'ty president' left of mshum' and Li 1,,,4,, E ' -arab-a 5-1 A -fe ,.,, 1 ,,- H ' ff?-2 117.341-,' .-.-Lf - ''-,I'Tiff'11:C'tv'a',ytrq'f:fwf3've- if,-an-.aw --,mr---fi-Wm,-Am-,....,,,..-M,a-,.,,,.,.,.,..,,., ,W , - :.f...:sa4i.:u -,...: P' ' -11.Jg4 l f ff f--wg.: I 'xr 1 -fn,--..'i:,:L-F:rw-f'.f:r ' - 1262- .vs11'G,-if?-4L-pwv,ewwre?-1,-L'-:f:r:e:r-J-flfezn-E :-y Hfrrrwzf f-.eqanew-frrrrwrrfuwfwmwwsvmvws.-.--v.W - -. ,...... '-- --smnm. :mlm mf'-r' f -A- -W 'rf f-.:' 7,1 :Q-f:-:.2,f'. -.':,,i.' .,y ms.,-,-if -.rf--'.v:f.:M. , ,--4-f-:rf-A.-1,5-----.'-4431,-,-4-1nffixrm..-,a,:e,1-M.,-Q :, 3-:qp-gwa-y- ...., , . ., .,,,. , ,, ' ' 'f 'ff'1.:.'f-H'-' IP'--S -1-re.-.5'-rfe..fi'alTn.if'iQE-11',-f T - I . ' :- an ' ' ' , V- 4, 1 -ss ' ll .... ggWxNQ,,,.g .:.x f A-f' 'X' ' X- . W,,,w..-----'- , v- Z X A 'Vw 'S l I ' - 1 'sl N T , 5- 1 A w 1 , QQ 1 F ' .' x N X swim I A - 17 ' C VM, it if '3ffZf?', ,. L V W, ,,.:fv7f1'5'f' 'ruin in ' 'gf thwtv 1 X i 1 3 X K. , f X , . ' ' 1 16 2:1 H 01 CHRIST CO y y A A CONSTRUCTION OF THE FACULTY RESIDENCE HALL. Four hundred years of Jesuit heritage and forty years of Jesuit sacrifice have built at Rockhurst a living monument which will endure os long as the great metropolis it serves. -I 'KKKYXY M W LTY RESIDENCE HALL, now under construction at a cost of S600,000 THE FACU ., ,is fhe first step in 'the building of a Greater Rockhurst . . . for greater service to God, to country, and to all men. PIERRE ALDIN Elrihntv A YO E liebu-Ude DUINDE ' gefiq 'SITE 5, nueonnuN Billkellis mo V Bezirk Bremen: Ge' A TRIBUTE TO ROCKHURST We are in Rockhurst College, four, students from over the seas. Although far away from the lands we love, we are happy to study here, for it is with admirable kindness, and without any regard to our social origin or material wealth that you have opened to us the gates of this institution and of our new life. Be-fore entering this powerful country, we had heard of your dams and of your oil fields, we had heard of your cars and of your machines. Today on,Iy, we realize that, above all, the culture of human values is dear to, noble Americans, not a dogmatic culture, nor a sly abuse of per- suasion, but an intelligent and generous guidance. We have been guided too, here at Rockhurst, we have been helped in every oct and every day. Never have we asked in vain for counsel or assistance, and rarely had we to ask. Never did we fee-I that your college is a part of a world in which we are strangers. But you have made it for you and for us a home of generosity and of faith, faith in our daily life and faith in the country which gives us this life. g We are proud to be students at your college, and it is with the simplicity of gratefulness, that we thank you. Naples PASQUALE L. RUSSO fel' IFE nd th, nd lrd vur ut, :Ie er- ve in 'or lid we 0 d n is JSSO Ahmininiratinn 1. ff Q Mafmwnc- M, .K MMM, ,Aswx 0 asf W N. lil E S! ,F 3 sv Z fiisnw .. N V X- if :wx vla- Nw W ' s 75 - , ,222 'VX ,if cf. ,,,,,ff,...-.,--a ww Vf ,Z , ' ' ,QW 3 W b 5 ,gg fp, 1 W A if XV: 7 ,,..1-iNfk m' 1 f ' s QW 1 l ,197 , V, , R111 'ES ,V ,xx X.. ' I M ff! . .5 L n . Zn 1 f 1. , ,Q K A 1 ,WW ff jf 1 .X Q ,f , J X X ,, 3 7 , f AM, 2 X rvfvl, 1,3-lfa' 5, mari. way, F Q 2, K, ,M f W wr ' , Fggx -sf 4 l X W 641 Paw My . ' S f 'il Y ' , W? ' W fe? If fi .WMA-.1 6 ff WW 2 , if H W' ' 2' ! 'Q X 4 , W 4 W1-. N ,f 1, fnx i , Sy f I Wx Maurice E. Van Ackeren, S. J. President of Rockhurst College !I,.f!, x? f'fM,,!4 r 1 JK X' Llvij 'g165vQ.i iffiQ1-' fi .Ak - M ,.5,, :an 5 gil Ilia 3,11 M 5? , FU' sa i mwpmwl - A MM N' N fx ., ,z X-N Mffffi QUUWMWM 'N I mi I y 'Sw M. , x few A,,,.,..4.,.,no4? fs l mmm 2 M., 'UW fc -217 vu PAUL O. SMITH, S. J. Athletic Di rector V, , W' N 4L7 W -'i:'Z'1 fs ,YW W 14137, , -wx -ff-n,,, HENRY H. REGNET, S. J. Librarian MQ, f 4 nf ll JAMES F. H UGH ES Comptroller ,g. f H02 f 7 W! JOHN C. FRIEDL, S J Director of me lnstlture of Social Order 12 A 'I M Q51R'7'f'Q --.Q B. .msfrhiv-.. V ,, ,- .f',-M f f f '3,L- :X ,Hs-,',p..'Q ,,A.,,-f3g-.ei2.3--'ff H Awfffwfw.-. A 4, T ffZfmf1?4Sf-far' L .Q ' E , N- ll, iv X K 2 C ,fx li ia: Q X Q W X T 1 GSS? V, , , , M ,. f '40, , .Heuzultg f y ' N ,G , v ,. ,,,,,, , ffk. K G' ,i 3 I7 M 1 5 B Q ':', f V ,f .. 17 6 W. A ,A , f f f 1 ,f - JW., Q 4,562 f 0 - V ,Q Q, , , 3 5 ' , 5 ' 'S ' ff G 1 7 , f, Q Q V W 'Ei ' S si ' T, ' f A , my, W A ,X - f 1 y X A , Z 3 f , . I, fm, X' ' 1 W W' 39 -.yffw ,W ' ,mf f . , ' ' ..,w!M'. 1lfff4 , ffl: f' ' , A .MMLIH1 iff -507 ,ap - ff if -,ff ,g, ,af- ,fy , ' MQW e I , . '22 , w w - W, A f 25 3, ,Ewa ,X , , , fy f' , 1 , ,, , Q f ,,,,fQJ'w4'4 ff , f G 'fx Aff' f. ,W X, nf , A,-, f Q, mf' ,.-UWM ,f ,lf ' ,' Q f If 'f M Wf:?fl3f 7 1' w 4 ,f , 1 1 g ff 1 fgww' ,, , , f ,Mf f ,IKM 7' s E 5, ,My . ' , X , , 7.4, ,,, A? - , , HH ,YW , Y W. ,Mi . , -melissa Y . -, ..,. - ' ' ....,....-. .......,....,,,.5...4...........,...,.,- J... ,, . . ' 3 , .....,.....,..:....a.u.4-a.l1...... w HARRY B. KIES, A.B., A.M. History JAMES F. HANLEY S , . J. A.B., A.M. Economics JOSEPH A. McCALI.IN, S. J. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. History JOSEPH F. COLLINS, S. J A. B., M. A. Philosophy ond Religion GEORGE C. HILKE, S. J. A.B., AEM. Economics r Ns'NNN.,,, fn W Q 1 T-5 A GEORGE A. DEGLMAN, s. J. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Philosophy ond Education VINCENT J. DAUES, S. J. A.B., A.M. Philosophy ond Religion f Z ,,,45f-new V X JUSTIN X. SCHMITT, S. J. A.B. A.M. Philosophy ond Religion ,ff l K- A.. -Q 1' ' If . ,Sf .. . .. mm,,.h,.. , ,,,,,,, JOSEPH M. FREEMAN, S. J. A.B., A.M. Philosophy ond Religion EDMUND ZIEGLEMEYER, S. J A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Philosophy ond Religion JOSEPH S. RYDZEL, A.B., A.M. Modern Languages FOREST E. SMITH, B.S., M.S. in Ed. Education 16 JUDSON R. McELWEE, B.S. - Modern Languages JOHN E. COUTURE, A.B., A.M. Modern Languages I MICHAEL D. O'CONNOR B.S. Music M. ROBERT KNICKERBOCKER, A.B., A.M. English .Z K W2 ELIAS J. CHIASSON, A.B., A.M. English F , Q . .. X Q X . News A 3,1 . '7 V if s .rsh 1:4 V ll ' X J x Q. jf 0 ,X R J . f J R ROBERT J. O'SULLIVAN, S. J. A.B., A.M. English ,af , 7, .,,,.,,-1 fa fy f, ,,,, 2 , lill ll Lf If -'Tv-x FRANCIS C. HUNLETH, S. J A.B., A.M. Latin ond Greek A. B., A. M. History ond Speech WILLIAM C. DOYLE, S. J. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Mathematics VANSTON H. RYAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Chemistry CHARLES N. HAMTIL, B. S., M.S., Physics X Niko AUGUST M. MEULEMANS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Biology NORBERT J. SCHMIDT B. S. Physical Education X I' 4. .ff iff? ' , wi fs, .- Eg fy 4' .i , ci, W7 - WNFR f ff.: on-1JWfy 1' , .fyiygix ggigz My of ' M263 , . KERMIT C. WATKINS, A.B., M.S. Business Administration I sl JOSEPH J. BREHMER B. S. Physical Educotion SHERWOOD W. NEWTON A.B., C.P.A. Accounting MARION H. TROZZOLO Business Administration fp' i LYMAN F. RICHTER B.S. Accounting STUDENT FACU LTY 1 Members of the Student Faculty are: W. Heft, J. Holman, Father Daues, Mr. H. Kies, Mr. J. Rydzel, T. Nugent, E. Hughes. Y Y J ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN N x W , X , T Miss Margaret Lawlar 20 - 1 N ,' H .-4, :- P. k, , -,,.- 5.-,L -,YQ-,, ylfi'-fi.-'-L: .7-,Uf,g1L:-- -,ggifey -'Jag -lfegzg-1.-51,3 - .. .1. . K- Q15 -S' 'M 'lf' - H4132 .4 Svrniurz KW Rock 1, 2 Hawk 1 VICE-PRESIDENT lndustrial Relations Associate 3, 4 Drarnasquers 3 ANDREW M. STAWOWY Pep Club 3, 4 ' Hawksters l, 2 Kansas City, Kansas Class Officer 3, 4 Vice-President 3, 4 BACHELOR OF ARTS PHILOSOPHY Sodality l 2, 3, 4 Vice-Prefect 2, 3 Philosophy Club 3, 4 Co-Chairman 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 PRESIDENT RICHARD E. DONAHUE Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF ARTS PHILOSOPHY Philosophy Club 3, 4 Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4 Who's Who 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 SECRETARY THADDEUS E. NUGENT Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ENGLISH Sodality 2, 3, 4 English Club 3, 4 Rock 2, 3, 4 Dramasquers 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Hawksters 2, 3 Student Faculty Commission 4 Class Officer 4 Secretary Zdlff, s 4 ww, ,, ic' wh ws V S U, mt Q . , A ' 1 wwf mf , A if FRANCIS J. AMMATELLI Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY Sodality 3. 4 Pretect 4 Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Delta Epsilon Sigma 4 Agymsm.-4f I THOMAS F. CALLAHAN Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION English Club 2 Business Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3 PHILLIP L. ACCARDO Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY THOMAS FRANCIS ALDERMAN Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY Rock 4 Hawk 4 Academy ot Science 2, 3, 4 President 4 Who's Who 4 Pep Club 3, 4 it HAROLD E. BREWER Kansas City, Missouri QRRNS ,ggnow WILLIAM J. BUCHE Pittsburg, Kansas DALE F. BLOUNT Potosy, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Sodality I Glee Club I, 2 Industrial Relations Associate 3 PeD Club 3, 4 X. BACHELOR or SCIENCE IN BACHEL R BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MATHEQATEZE SUENCE BACHELOR ADMINISTRATION inn., W Glee Club 2 German Club 3, 4 Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Secretary 4 Alpha Phi Omega President 4 Secretary 2 Who's Who 4 Camera Club 2 Pep Club 3, 4 -lu-.W M., A ff f , 4' X ff f 4,2 I My f ww ,W Wi! W, , 1 DONALD E. COLEMAN Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ESS ADMINISTRATION BUSIN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Sodality I, 2 Business Club 3, 4 Pep C'ub 3, 4 Hawksters I, 2 Tennis Team 2, 3 RICHARD A. CROGHAN San Francisco, California BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY German Club I, 2 Who's Who 4 Pep Club 3, 4 JAMES FRANCIS FLAHERTY Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR or SCIENCE Bloi.oGY 24 PALMER COLLINS Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Industrial Relations Associate Who's Who SIDNEY M. COOKE Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ECONOMICS French Club 3, 4 Business Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Sociology Club 3 WILLIAM ESPINOSA Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING 4, ROBERT V. FITZSIMMONS Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY Sodality 4 German Club 4 Academy of Science 3, 4 WW-1 ROBERT P. CROGHAN San Francisco, California BACHELOR OF ARTS HISTORY German Club 3, 4 Treasurer 3 VicePresident 4 Pep Club 3, 4 CARL A. GANGEL Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIE HISTORY NCE Sodality I Student Council 4 Philosophy Club 3, 4 German Club 2 lettermen's Club 3, 4 Peo' Club 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 I , , 34,17 A ,lhmw if . 1-as f- ing.: KENNETH E. GASPER Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY Philosophy Club 3 . French Club 4 Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 JAMES D. HADEL Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY Academy of Science 4 Camera Club 4 President Bowling League 4 qw, . ig fi fi ,Nas ' - MV fy S S 1 0 A S , 1 K 4 A ,, Yvffwt S ?! 1 s ffm THOMAS F. GROWNEY Conception, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . M.-vi JOHN B. HILL Kansas City, Missouri I-IELOR OF SCIENCE IN BAC BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ,uf DANIEL J. GUILFOIL Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ECONOMICS English Club 4 Philosophy Club 3 French Club 2, 3 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Hawksters I, 2 I fgi , ,, ,, RAYMOND F.HOEFER Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Industrial Relations Associates 3, 4 Secretary 4 JAMES L. GLENSKI KGDSOS CITY, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING VERN L. HEIMAN Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ' INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Sodality I Glee Club I, 2, 3 Industrial Relations Associate Club I, 2, 3, 4 i f , e ', , '7 f 9, - f jg -,311 ' ' RICHARD H. HOLT Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ECONOMICS Spanish Club 2 Hawk Club I HENRY J. KERSTING III Kansas City, Missouri aAcHELoR OF SCIENCE EDUCATION Sodality I Lettermen's Club I, 2, Dramasquers I Pep Club 3, 4 Varsity Footbalt I Varsity Basketball 2 My we , If -'bfi ' A 'eww x -V., 'T' f . ,f D , .4 ' waz, -,I W- gf, fi 'A : .i4' 1' 'v HM, 'f f I fill I 1 f' 23 , . I ,, ,e,, ,, , f. ff., A, 1 I , ff 1 Q, if,,'fIh f V X 7, ,M I I H? I Vhmawri I I A JOHN P. KEHOE Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Sodality I English Club 2, 3, 4 Hawk 2, 3, 4 Dramasquers I, 2, 3, 4 Business Club 3 Music Club 3 RAYMOND C. LAWHON CHARLES F. KEMPSTER Kansas City, Missouri BACH ELOR OF ARTS ENGLISH English Club 2, 3, 4, President 4 Secretary 3 Rock 2, 4 Hawk 2. 3, 4 French Club I Who's Who 4 Dramasquers I, 2, , LEO P. LOWNIK Kansas Ci,-YI Missowi Richland Center, Wisconsin BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING Business Club BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HISTORY GERALD A. KELLY Kansas City Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EDUCATION VINCENT A. KOJESKI North Little Rock, Arkansas BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ECONOMICS fm Sf. 22 X M' 5' WALTER F. MALEY Des Moines, Iowa BACHELOR OF ARTS HISTORY JOHN I. MORAN Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ECONOMICS Hawk I, 2 Co-Editor I Spanish Club 2 Academy of Science Gun Club I Camera Club 2 2 FRANCIS J. MAGRATH McCook Nebraska BACHELOR OF SC I E SOCIOLOGY NCE Sodality 4 Philosophy Club 3, 4 French Club 3 Alpha Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Human Rights Council 2, 3, 4 JOHN J. MALE Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Student Council 3 Industrial Relations Associate I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Business Club 3 Basketball I VILLIAM F. MAUER Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING Spanish Club I, 2 Business Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 WALTER MATTH EW MARTIN Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS T'-2M mn V it K QN 1 KENNETH JAMES MEULEMANS Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BIOLOGY i F gi It I II EI il ii I I I I I I I I I 5'- -w-'V 1 -..lsimu ' .-. JOHN M. OHARE Kansas City, Missouri 1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN i BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I JEROME J. ROACH Maryville, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN . BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Glee Club 2 Business Club 3, 4 X HUGH PACE, JR. Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EDUCATION Lettermen's Club I, 2, Treasurer 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 mum. JOHN J. REICHMEIER Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EDUCATION Student Council 2, 3, Hawk I French Club I, 2 Who's Who 4 Alpha Sigma Nu 4 Football I Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 4 Vice-President 4 Letterrnen's Club I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4 WILLIAM E. SPEAK Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Industrial Relations Associate 3, 4 Treasurer 4 PATRICK J. SCHNIEDERS Marshall, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HISTORY Glee Club 2, 3 French Club 2 Human Rights Council 4 Pep Club 3, 4 MERLYN R. SCROGGINS Bethel, Kansas BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ,L M 4, f R I , Wt A 1 f ' iw, I-.,f.y,mSZz ' 1 ,ssh 34, W lx. , f I I, I q .1 so I i .' ,gg f V. .. I , I f .. .1 Z WWW f .M , is 1-li ,QW ANTHONY J. ROMANO Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Sodality I, 2, 3 Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4 President 3 Business Club 2, 3, 4 Bowling I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Sociology Club 3 HENRY J. STRICK Kansas City, Kansas BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY Sodalitv 3 4 Philosophy Club 3 Fronch Club 3, 4 German Club I Academy at Science I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4 Dramasqucrs I, 2, 3, 4 ,L sf f Wir N was fi X VICTOR L. SUMMERS, JR. St. Joseph, Missouri BACH ELOR OF ARTS HISTORY Sodality I English Club 3, 4 Philosophy Club 3, 4 Rock 3, 4 Who's Who 4 Dramasauers' 3 Human Rights Council Chairman 4 Alpha Sigma Nu 4 3,4 Wy iss sk! ,Q W W 2, 5 JN sp L ,f L 1 sk Q4 .s , .s W s js s of , 49 ,f f Q ARLIE D. VAUGHN Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF ARTS MATHEMATICS Sodality 2, 3, 4 Philosophy Club 3 ,Wi 4- Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 Dramasquers 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Delta Epsilon Sigma 4 Alpha Sigma Nu 4 YW Z I - IZA-' VINCENT E. TOBIN Marshall, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ECONOMICS Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Business Club 3 f, 5 ' Wy 'HSS A 'I' I dike-4 PHILIP A. VAN THULLENAR Prairie Village, Kansas BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY Alpha Sigma Nu 4 Student Council 2 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Academy of Science 3, 4 Who's Who 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Hawk Club 2, 3, 4 Delta Epsilon Sigma 4 J Student Faculty Relations Committee 3 Class Officer 3 President www' 'Mm LEONARD J. THOMA Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Gamma I Business Club 3, 4 'Warn' EDWARD F. VETTER Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PHYSICS Sodality 3 Student Council 2 Academy of Science 3 Alpha Phi Omega I Debaters I .AFM 'df' My LAWRENCE W. WALKER Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Industrial Relations Associate LEONARD A. WERNEL, JR Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Sodality I industrial Relations Assori Alpha Delta Gamma I, 2 Business Club 3 Peo Club 3 4 atc- 3, 4 3,4 n s,, ROBERT M. WEDOW Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING J. HARRY WIGGINS Kansas City, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HISTORY Student Council 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 .Alpha Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4 President 4 Debate Team I, 2, 3, 4 Bourke Medal 3 Student-Faculty Committee 3 Class Vice-President 2 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2 Alpha Sigma Nu 4 Who's Who 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Dearest Mother, I know your intel!-IS' In this the day of my graduation. You have watched over the V905 of my education. True Mother that you 079. YU'-I We pleased that I have finished my course- May I lay my diploma at your feet? May l offer you the years that have been completed? May I ask you to be IN'-IPPY with me in the happiness of commence- ment day? . , Dear Mother, the work of life Iles ahead. My success will be of deepest concern to you. You will be watching. me, guiding me, advising me, sympgfhlllng with me, blessing me, congratulating me. All this I believe, and all this I ask. Please take a mother's interest in my future. D Guide me to companionship, that will make me know that I am among your beloved children. Lead me to a partner who is like my- self - - a child of Mary. Ward off temptions that might prove too strong for me. Obtain for me that measure of success in life that will make glad your motherly heart and insure my eternal ioy with you in heaven. Dear Mother, my thanks for your sweetness and generosity during the days of my education. Dear patroness, intercede for me with your son to obtain for me true success in life. Dear queen, lead me. safely through life so that In the end I may see your beaut and feel around me your wel- Y coming material arms. Mother Mary, l am your child. Protect me now and throughout this new life, which I place in your hands for safe- keeping in the hope that you will offer It to Christ, your Son and my God. Amen A PRAYER TO MARY MY MOTHER ROBERT L. WINSKY Kansas Cnty Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ron A Gnmun: FRANKLYN W WISE Long Beach California BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ENGLISH Eng ish Club 2 3 4 R ck 2 3 4 French Club 2 W, . . 7 .sekik x 4 ya ,ff , jwye f 4 , s-,V ,rr - fy 4 w nf V ' f , ,QQ it .J if , ,-'XS Q, f ' X 1 f s wk, 2 f N Q5 ' 5 I Q x'xQ3,,NK? Y ,,,,,.,mm, ,Q XX-J 1 ,tu , X Q , mmf imfmnf' ?y: '2 N if X1- if T K 1 K. . KI 5 x M 4, f di 1 W 7 it 3? . Q J -X ii, 2 2 m Q 3 . t X g Ng W x fn, K, 'SV ry 9? ff f if , X ff E I Q X M f ,Lf My ig., 57 ? 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FRAME D. GILLILAN C. GRAYBILL R. GRIFFIN D. HAKE P. HARTIGAN R. HENZE J. HOLLAND J. HORAN R. HUDSON E. HUGHES J. JORDAN J. KEUCHEL W. LA GUE P. LIEBNITZ R. LUEDTKE R. MARTIN J. MATTHIESEN W. MATTMILLER J. MEARA J. MILLER . I Q T ff A , :.A'JW5 ,' 'X lf' 'fw w , :JAX -, 'L if Q3 35? Q? vw sz. mg.- 'GTM he .1 ff A 5.1.1411 I ef 'f :2 . . ,w1Zi'gH?5QL. . ,Mi Win. f A .. H fu M 'fksziwli fyfvffs KJV. 'W M iffff..-.5 f 3 ,wi J XM ,27':Xs55NN STWQM KXxWyxviQN1 NN Si N.. 2 , ',f,,fjt'y,5 wif M f R ,SQ 'W 5 Where there is sadness - let me sow joy AN E ' i . 54 I sf? 1' . 4 v E Lg. Th!! ef , fm f w' 2, ', ' Q J ' I ur' ' 1.. 4 -vp, 1 ' A, .5 h , 5 pn VI y ,L Z ,V -' ',, fl A Af, Q ya, gg v - L .. Q? x ' 6 .X 52, Q: . H, I Af ff K f Lf iI7l 'IX . 'Ike ' 2 ' g,l2x. xyf 'J -. A .AM -xx li 4 f 5 Y.. gig? . r jg, 'f 5,3 ' , xxI? '.. 4 lx W. fl 'I ip-,, JM X X r X1 , .xxx Z3 , 'I 1 ,l x 7 9 A: . ,f I :C v 2 5' 4 J' gi 'II ' . I 4 AI 1 W 4 'I f ,I f S 'I' J f 1 ge 1 f . 1 ,G I 4 A f 4 ff S: 1 rf' . 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X X if '- - .gy ,f X 7 4 V M xx .raw L ' gm. . f H Q. , M -...M , X l ff' if, A v ' gs. xs , ,, ytf ,gif 0, f ,V nf az., V ..a....' ,U L., 1. 5 5, fl V if m W 3 f 1. , ,. - fi I , WA' ' In . f x.,1f . f, 1, H, ,. Lif,gg.zyf!gxwf, fi 7 , QS? E . . . f K .M y W, W, x ,lj if 5 wr. 4 1, -.wr , 1 ' 4 f gf 9 W1 L, f m, 7 5 if f 'Z f if W M 2 A we 2. Pi ' ' 71. J 71 'ji ,W W , Z I f 264W nf... Wu' , wg. f 1 ffl , . gk... ff, f 'nz Ek f, ' X. ...S I , et'A rf , X x. ., , M' , if 'z W Q 5 .,,. ,, nge, f i ,.gj., X x ff fx ' X V fvlv I X 4 f 5 f ' f ff W! P W . ,yew QM' -r ,aw ,.,.,, , 6 ',,, 3 'Q 5 Q if . , ' V vfgfxv-f,, 5, 5, 5- M4 pf? j'l,C4 MW1 ff ,J 1 'Wu f f Tr f 9 f .W .' . ff - -1 1 f 5. My - .3 f ' K R ,V W . ' . J , NYC, W My 'Y . ' . , X , lf, f 2 ,ww f , , :A , V ,.?wW.fw,g,. f.: V Y Q -Q! .7 fwifx f ,W L f 4 45,1 f 'N f, A Aww, Egg. . - . , .EN M Xsxiwy ,. +' .5 ff f ,og , Q M . , Z1 x ,sz . 51 ff , I , x N . ,X . x .Q .5 'is,f:i55Q'f'5 f f . 'f'5'53.11. 6 . We :x3,4W..X, ., 3 .A-.1 X Nl . nf N 1 X v...,x,., , 1.54. if .VM , 4 1 r 1 x ' N ,Y 1 W 1 w 1 1 x 1 N W i 5 w w 4 1 , i v V i Y a s i f 1 X 4 l i I f 4 0 f 1 ,, L ,W ,, , qw, WW' . V, If f mm' ,: v '4S,,'M ' W f Z 4 , f 4... W 1 V f ,X .'- fr, u -vw V 349' ,r v Qfilz-WL ' . Lord make me an instrument of I Your peace! D. SOEWAERT W. SPEHAR J. STEPHAN D. WEAVER R. TILLEY B. UMPHRESS C. WALN J. WARNER H. WELLMAN L. WELLS ment of flbrganizatinna if , any f Q, 'V.x 3 -,Q I A X A ,W M- 1 ff , , k I X li Hula. if fgww iff '-w I X fi? -'Q f ' .XJ K4 ' p A I I M, .. 0 'L A ' . I f '57 Iv 1 1 XfY af? 7 f f I X' , ' K af: x lghilnznphg Cllluh By intensifying the knowledge of philosophy in all its aspects, historical, theoretical, and practical, the St. Thomas Aquinas Philosophy Club aids the student in developing a keen and accurate philosophic judgment in important contemporary problems as well as in general philosophic problems. ' During the year members of the club led discussions on various as- pects of the philosophy of democratic government. Officers of the club were: Andrew Stawowy and Richard Donahue, co-chairman, Robert Perusse, secretary. ismna nm r o mod f i v s c Go n J wu ' on U r. cues ora or , . , . . . ' ' , . 5 mira nw: D. G 'lf 'I 'r. rr F mmm ng' ' 'am T N ' Momben of the Philosophy Club ore: tFirst Rowl F. Wise, J. Kitchin, R. Perusse R. D h Ill Ol, mg, . Mogroth, M. Mahoney, A. Stawowy. 5.--f U '?9 :cg Members of the Human Rights Council are: lFirst Rowl F. Magrath, B. LaGue, P. Schneiders, Father Freeman: lSecond Rowl J. Davis, G. Garcia, V. Summers. 9 v Human iliights Qlnunril The Human Rights Council is devoted to the promotion of social justice. By study and activity, the members seek to foster the Christian spirit of understanding and cooperation that is necessary for the well-being of a democracy composed, as ours is, of peoples of many different races and creeds. The Council this year concentrated on the problems of the Negro. Besides talks by members of the organization on Negroes in this country, Ayo Dehinde, a Negro student from Nigeria, gave a lecture on the condi- tions and progress of Negroes in Africa. In the sphere of activities, the Council continued to sponsor the Brooklyn Center Hawks Club. This club is composed of Negro boys between the ages of nine and twelve who hold meetings every week at the Brooklyn Community Center. The annual spring novena to Blessed Martin de Porres was conducted again this year by the Council. Officers for the first semester were: Victor L. Summers, Jr., '53, president, Francis J. Magrath, '53, secretary and director of the Brooklyn Center Hawks Club, Don J. Stewart, '55, treasurer. Officers for the second semester were: Francis J. Magrath, '53, presi- dent' Bernard LaGue, '55, secretary, Patrick J. Schnieders, '53, treasurer, Johrl H, Davis, '55, director of the Brooklyn Center Hawks Club. .A , W Members of the Business Club ore: lFirst Rowl R. Rodabough, Mr. M. Trouolo, lModerotorl, T. Shine, P. Smith: lSecond Rowl D. Stewart, P. Lillig, W. Mottmiller, J. Martin, lThird Rowl J. Horan, T. Curry, P. Heilman, D. Luedtke: lFourth Rowl S. Young, G. Hughes, T. Carroll, C. Durnsky, T. Rornono. l J Euninvzz Glluh Of the many organizations on the campus, the one designed primarily to acquaint the student with business activity is the Business Club. Foster- ing, developing, and defining the interests of the Rockhurst business student and providing that student with opportunities to engage in formal and informal discussion with businessmen are the foremost objectives of the club. The club also serves as an intermediary between the College business curriculum and the area in which business principles are applied. During the year the officers were: Jack Martin, president, Paul Heilman, vice-president, and Donald Chapman, treasurer. 5 'J f ' ' '- 1 f ' 'A ' fli ','f5-fii'515!G?iye'-fair-zfigfs.- 5,-rwry-,1'1.i'5assgggnf1535.1 - - -- 3 .LSKFQ ,Q,,::Q.i.-. V- -v '.'7 ll, nglg' Members of the Industrial Relehons Associates are: ISeatedi W. Speak, V. Heimnn, D. Blount L. Walker, L. Wernel, W. Martin, W. McAuliffe, T 0'Sheq J, M319 p comm. ish 4- f Fr. Friedl iModerctorl, Mr. Kies, J. Williams, R. HOQGI. I ' I I 'I mg hihuftrial ilivlntinna mmriatvn The Industrial Relations Associates on the Rockhurst campus is an organization founded for discussion of current problems between students and graduates in the field of Industrial Relations. The main purpose is the maintenance and implementation of the ideals and objectives of the Institute of Social Order. The I. R. A. offers the students an opportunity to strengthen their knowledge by the study of modern problems in the fields of philosophy, sociology, science, history, political science, national and international relations, and investigating the underlying causes, and attempting solutions in the light of sound principles. They have held a series of evening lectures by different men to help the students to better understand and question the present policies which are used today. The officers are Walter Martin, president, John Male, vice-president, Ray Hoefer, secretary, William Speak, treasurer. In conjuction with the above aims Alpha Phi Omega provides ushers Members of Alpha Phi Omega ore: lFirst Rowl Mr. J Rydzel, G. Welsh, P. Ehrnman B. Haggerty, R. Schmidt, F. Helling, Mr. P. Arend: lSecond Rowl G. Noll, 'J. Loman, R. Burns, R. Carroll, P. Accardo, M. Ost, J. Compton: lThird Rowl H. Willman, R. Lyon, E. Bevering, Alpha 1511i Qbmrga The purpose of this fraternity, founded at Rockhurst in I938, is to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship, and to promote service to humanity. n for the various functions of the school, serves the students with o lost and found department, conducts the United Fund campaign, has an annual dance in conjuction with its Ugly Man Contest, runs a poster service for the school, is in charge of the blood donations, and has now started a new project of selling Christmas tree lights. The officers for the first semester were: William J. Buche, '53, presi- dent, Mark D. Ost, '54, vice-president, James L. Compton. '55 secretary, William J. Haggerty. '54, treasurer, and Melvin J. Brownsberger, '55, sergeant-at-arms, Officers for the second semester were: Melvin J. Browns- burger, '55, president, Phillip L. Accardo, '53, vice-president, George W. Noll, '56, recording secretary, James L. Compton, '55, corresponding secretary, William J. Haggerty, Jr., '54, treasurer, Erwin C. Bevering, '55, sergeant-at-arms, and John H. Loman, Jr., '5-4, historian. 'wma :ls WN ' ...Hgh .-.-1 -4- . Alpha Evita Mamma Coming to Rockhurst in the school year 1932-33, Zeta chapter is celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year. A reception in honor of this occasion was held on April l9, attended by national president Peter J. Vanderbergh, Jr., of Chicago, Illinois. Honorary memberships were con- ferred on the Very Rev. Maurice E. VanAckeran, S.J. and Dr. T. S. Bourke. Being the largest organization at Rockhurst, ADG endeavors to pro- mote fellowship among the student body and co-operation with the college by its activities throughout the year. Alpha Delts are well represented in every activity and organization on the campus. During the past year, A.D.G. established a student fund for furnishing the coming union building, gathered a spiritual' bouquet to be presented to Cardinal Spellman, held the Annual Mother and Son Communion break- fast, took over sponsorship of the basketball sportsmanship award, and sponsored the used book exchange. Rev. Robert J. lmbs, S.J. was the faculty moderator and the officers for the year were: Harry Wiggins, president, Barclay Jordan, Vice-president, Bill Harries, Secretary, Bill Buche, Secretary, Ted Fling, Treasurer, Lenord White, Sargeant at Arms, Bill Heft, Steward, Leo Wernel, Pledgemaster. Members of Alpha Delta Gamma are: lFirst Rowl H. Wiggins, B. Jordan, T. Fling. W. Harries, L. White: lSecond Rowl R. Lathrop, R. Taylor, J. De Graw, G. Burns, S. Cerniglia, L. Wernel, S. Young, E. Crimmons, lThird Rowl W. Schulgen, G. Kieffer, J. Muehlberger, T. Judge, R. Connor, J. Reardon, B. Hays. P. Monahan, G. Miller, iFourth Rowl P. Jackson J. Easterday, F. Magrath, D. McKee. H. Beck, D. Watts. J. Dasta, P. Korth, lFifth Row T. Franke, T. Carroll, W. Aldrich, B. Drees, P. Miceli, W. Morrisey, F. l-luppa, F. Schorglg iSixth Rowl P. Leitner, J. Burke, K. Collins, J. Elmer, D. Soetaert, R. Hill, T. McMurray. i '5 .' ':..J! jew 34 .. , - 5--VVAJ ' : .-- ff' 4' --A - - - .. .. . F- X, - H4 ... ,. V - - . - ' ,-.-. , . '5195r '. Je f f' -1:-K aaa?-,ezaienf Eviirrmvnz Qlluh The Rockhurst Letterman's Club, formed to stimulate interest in the various athletic programs on the campus, constan-tly strives to inculcate potential athletes with the desire of winning the distinction of the varsity letter. Members ot this organization include all those who have won the various varsity letters. The club, which was formed in 1949 discusses plans at their bifmonthly meetings to aid and give ideas for the development of a -better athletic department. The organization has helped to indoctrinate Rockhurst students with school spirit by sponsoring various activities, such as the ann-ual Varsity-Alumni game and pep rallies, and by plans to increase the active publicity of athletics events. Also included in the years program wasa campus bazaar to give financial aid towards the purchasing ot! new baseball equipment. T ' Members of the Lettermen's Club are: lFirst Rowl J. Flaherty, C. Gangel J Wulliams J. Reichmeief, R. Schmidt, R. Williams, Fr. Smith lModeratorl: lSecond Rawl R Donahue D. Guilfoilg lThird Rowl J. Cliffold, D. Chapman, L. White, A. Staab P Van Thullenar H. Pace, J. Kenting, P. Jacluon. - L ' L ' '4 -'-4----S---'-4-u--44-dh-4 -- ..-Q.. - - ' ' f'T i.-V -1 ,- a f.: r -f--2-2:-ff.f 1 1-v-as-u...e.A wiesdamengg- f........v.g,,.,,,,,,,,, ,- , -sf 9334 fs ss T. 1 sms, hue, mer, W. ' 1 ' D. McKee, J. Sehild, W. Reichmeier. vp luh The Pep Club, the largest organization on campus, for the second year has been an intregal part of school life. Combining a membership totaling over ninety per-cent of Rockhurst students and one-hundred per-centxof St. Teresa student, the group has been instrumental in the good showing of the Rockhurst basketball team the last two seasons. Not only at home but at games on the road as well, the Pep Club has been well represented. A homecoming, absent from the campus since I949, once again has been made a part of the school's activities. Miss Mary Lou George, a sophmore student at the College of St. Teresa, was chosen homecoming queen by the student body. Her attendants, also sophmore students at C. S. T., were Miss Martha Himelberg and Miss Joan Shield. Officers for the past year were: Dennis McKee, president, Mary Lou George, vice-president, Bill Reichmeier, treasurer, Joan Shield, secretary. Members of the Rockhurst-St. Teresa Pep Club ere: Fr. Deues lModerererl M George in of .1912- fiv- Members of the Freshman Sodality are: lFirst Rowi W. Morrissey, D. Watts, B. Keys E. Cleary, Fr. Freeman lModeratori: lSecond Rowl J. Couture, L. Cooper, F. Huppe, J. Wenzl T. McGuire: lThird Rowi E. Feehan, D. Cutting, A. Hake, H. Beck, T. Kearns, J. Muehl berger: lFourth Rowi H. Wellman, R. Lyon, F. Nobrega, T. Scanlon. Svnhalilg nf QBIII' iiahg The Sodality of Our Lady is the fountainhead of spiritual activity on the campus. From it springs the personal sanctification of its m-embers and of all whom it can possibly affect. To accomplish this personal sanctifi- cation, the Sodality fosters in its members an ardent devotion, reverence, and filial love towards the Blessed Virgin Mary. Through the year the Sodality sponsored daily rosary, a monthly holy hour, and at Christmastime a special collection for the poor. And at the weekly meetings of the group, methods for the spiritual advancement of the Sodalists were discussed. Officers for the year were: Frank Amatelli, prefect, Arlie Vaughn, vice- prefect, Robert Perusse, secretary, Theodore Fling, treasurer. 1 5 L. !. ? Y. ii l'. Y 5 ,. ,, uv-, , J C5122 luh This, by far, has been the most active year in the history of the Glee Club. Under the direction of Michael D. O'Connor, the Glee Club, often combined with the vocal talents of St. Theresa's College, reached new heights in musical performances. Its repertoire extended from pop tunes and light opera to early church polyphony and exerpts from grand opera. Christmas week was filled with many performances: St. Peter's PTA Christmas party, Rockhurst Circle, student body, radio broadcast. over KCMO, and a concert at St. Teresa's at which there was a standing-r0Qm- only crowd. Other concerts included the St. Teresa's music festival, annual spring concert, oratorical concert, and graduation ceremonies. mmsmefui. nwuwf.e.se.1'. ' si CI ii 2 cr: n ' B. :iw-----. s. Mm-f. J. beef -x,' e.'i1...'fa.iff x. .3i.i..l'.'ll,Alvf' llAfl.l:.?'l'?.f.l,Ell 'ii21li - V 'f J- W '1'f 5- Himmellwfs. J. Burg, F. Jem- vriiifa nolvi L Hubbard -I. Hvlmh. R. efamn.. A. mam., L. Tluomo, A. sfwwy. ' ' ' url, owl ard, Members of the Gun Club are: lFirst Rowl B. Miller, W. Ice, L. Wells, F. Newton: lSecond Rowl E. Bevering, V. Murphy, R. Griffin, J. Berg, Mr. O'Connor lModeratorl. CE1111 Iuh The Gun Club was organized in l947 by Mr. Michael J. O'Connor, the present moderator, to promote civilian marksmanship and the safe hand- ling of firearms. The new rifle range, located in the basement of Mason-l-lalpin Fieldhouse, furnishes an appropriate meeting-place for the members. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association and competes in the Association's Collegiate Division, Each spring a tournament is held to crown the Rockhurst champion. Members of the German Club are: lFirst Rowl J. Rydzel, K. Atkinson, F. Behrens: lSecond Rowl W. Declercg, R. Dering, F. Hellingp lThird Rowl J. Cisper, R. Carol, C. Meyers: lFourth Rowl K. Collins, P. Liebnitz, H. Wellman, F. Goliano. R. Davis, J. Scott, J. Friedl. Mvrman Glluh The purpose of this linguistic club established in l946 is to t th , , ur er the students' knowledge of the German language and customs inclucating . h. in im, in addition, a smattering of German culture. It is hoped the student will attempt to increase his own knowledge of the language so that he may d b some ay e able to converse in the German tongue. , Th projects. The two outstanding features which the German Club sponsors throughout the year are the German Club Dance and the German Club Picnic. ' e club meets bi-monthly for educational as well as recreational The officers for the year were: Keith C. Atkinson, '55, president, Robert P. Croghan, '53, vice-presidentg Friederun G Behrens,'56, secretaryg and Paul W, Liebnitz, '55, treasurer f Al h S' N : lBott Rowl J. Martin, A. Werbrauck, J. Kitcllini Membinllo l J Pkgichlzzlelr Ru Safiahue l:mWiggins' lThird Rowl A. Vaughn, F. Ammatelll lSec 0 - I ' ' ' ' ' P. :din Thmlenar: lTap Rowl J. Holman, W. Buche, V. Summers. Alpha Sigma II This year a chapter of the National Jesuit Honor Society was establish- ed on Rockhurst campus. Selection for membership in Alpha Sigma Nu is 'nade on the basis of scholarship, loyalty, and service, and is a highly-prized listinction. Rockhurst is honored to be among the Jesuit Colleges and Universities that are represented in this fraternity. The seniors selectd as charter members of the Rockhurst chapter of Alpha Sigma Nu are William J. Buche, Richard E. Donahue, Victor L. Summers, Philip A. Van Thullenar, and Arlie D. Vaughn. A banquet in March was the scene of the colorful initation ceremony in which the Most Reverend Joseph M. Marling, C.PP.S., S.T.L.,- Ph.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Kansas City, was made an honorary member of the fraternity. Faculty members belonging to Alpha Sigma Nu are the Rev. Maurice E. Van Ackeren, S.J., President of Rockhurst College, the Rev. George A. Degleman, S. J., the Rev. Vincent J. Daues, S.J., and Charles M. Hamtil, Ph.D. Uhr -1Knrk William J. Dalton Victor L. Summers James A. McCasland Members of the ROCK an: P. Clllwall, J, I-lglhnd, C. Wagner S Tllrgeon' The ROCK staff extends their thanks to Annette Dalton for her drawings of the divider pages. Her drawings have cap- tured the theme ot the book, and we consider them excell- ent. Also we thank Marlene Rennock for her drawing of the cover. A nnerte Dalton Wm .1 f N .ww , If if -.:jJff ' ,gif A Werbrouck, G Kieffer l .rl l Q ,gfyffffffffx all sam NSR QQRQN ff XX W X f M N ff X S ES' ffl A My XS M wax WW! N by? X QW :W Q i R x xx W X fe JS if S X RN ef 4iS N 'T , . ' Q-9 4 ' J if 't . f sfss , ,, . ,hy H2 I R Members of the ROCK are D Carlat, J Stock, J Jordan, V Summers, T Nugent EDITOR William J Dalton ASSOCIATE EDITOR Victor L Summers ASSlSTANT EDITOR A James A McCaSland SPORTS EDITOR George Kieffer LITERARY STAFF f J. Stock, D. Carlat, D. Flanagan, T H. Wiggins, P. Aldin. STAFF ARTISTS I g A. Dalton, M. Rennock, T. Alderman, Q C. Kempster, T. Nfugent. fl L PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT R P. Caldwell lDirectorJ, C. Wagner, Vt rpjxfy v-I W. A .E J. Holland. ll BUSINESS DEPARTMENT t A. Werbrouck lDirectorD, J. Hadel, J. Jordan. Members of the Academy of Science ere: R. Fitzsimmons, A. Werbrouck, W. luclne Dr. Hamtil, V. Mayer, Dr. Meulemans, P. Accardo, Fr. Doyle, M. Hades, F. Behrens R. Lyon, K. Atkinson. W. Garries, F. Ammatelli, Dr. Ryan. Arahrmy nf Sirirnrr The Academy of Science is designed to expand scientific knowledge among the students of Rockhurst, whether they be members of the Division of Natural Science and -Mathematics or merely interested in practical scientific subjects. Cpen discussions were held to increase familiarity of scientific and philosophical ideas. These discussions often consisted 'of elaborating to the average student the basis of modern scientific tendencies. Included in the year's activities were a film on the production and use of intricate scientific instruments and guest speakers from the Kansas City area, one of whom was the Head Engineer of Westinghouse who spoke on the mechanics of the jet engine. . Meetings were conducted by Tom Alderman, '53, chairman of the organization. i fl ' A f .' f e - f - ffl E.Tf?'5 i I iii 5: t '- - nglizh 0111111 The English Club was organized two years ago for the purpose of discussing literary matters that are outside the scope of specific courses or for which time is not available within class hours. Discussions are not limited to English literature but extend into fields of philosophy and history as well. The wide and lively intellectual interests of the members of the English Club are reflected in the programs for this year which included discussions of Piers Plowman , Christian Culture, Dostoevsky's Crime and Punish- ment , Edmund Burke, Platonism and Locke, and Locke's Essay on Education-. Officers for the first semester were: Charles F. Kempster, '55, president, Franklyn W. Wise, '53, vice-president, and James B. Friedl, '54, secretary- treasurer. Officers for the second semester were: Franklyn W. Wise, '53, president, Charles M. Samenus, '54, vice-president, and James B. 'Friedl, '54, secretary-treasurer. Z ww- .. Members of the English Club ere: K. Sullivan, J. Jurcyk, V. Summon, C. Solnonua, Mr. Chiasson, F. Wise, Fr. McCaIlin, Mr. Knickerbocker, D. Guilfoil. The Hawk is published bi-weekly during full school months only by the student: of Rockhurst College, Kansas City 4, Missouri. Editorial and business offices are located in Conway Hall at Rockhurst College, 1137 Rockhurst Road, Kansas City 4, Missouri, Hlland 6800. Entered as second-class matter February 17, 1947, at the Post Office in Kansas City, Missouri under the act of March V3, 1879. Co-Editors ......,....,,......,..........,... Jim Friedl, '54 Bob Tumino, '54 Associate Editors ...... Jim Scott, '55 ' Bob Davis, '55 Sports Editor ......... ...........,. E d, Rhea, '55 Business Manager .,.... .,.. C larence McMahon '54 Circulation Managers ..., ......,... T ed Fling, '54 Barclay Jordan, '54 Staff Bill Harries, '54g Dennis McKee, '54g John Williams, '54g John Murry, '55g Frank Wise, '53g Leo Wells, '56g Tom Scanlon, '56: Ralph Carroll, 55: Ron Doering, '563 Bob Tumino, '54 iAdvertising Managerjg Pat Caldwell, '55: Jack Holland ,'55: Clement Wagner, '55 CPhotographersJ. Member hssocialed Collegiate Dress fFirst Class: 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951i Missouri College Newspaper Association Jim Friedl co-editor To present all occurrences of interest, to give recognition to worthwhile student organizations, and to provide Rockhurst students with the oppor- tunity for journalistic training are the primary purposes gf the Hawk The Hawk also serves as an accurate record of important events of college life. Z :embers ofthe I-lAWlC are: lFirst Rowl E. Rhea, R. Davis, J. Moore, C, MgMqmo,, J.. slggaring, T. Nugent, lSecond Rowl W. Homes, J. Williams, D. McKee, T. 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Typical Monday night re-write session for co-editors Bob Davis is at the typewriter writing his column, Thoughts From Abroad . l.:L25-251--i1'.T1 b'is... 3 'Vi' in 7 ' ' ' 'in' Svpaninh Qlluh The Spanish Club has come to be a great help and source of entertain- ment to the Spanish student at Rockhurst. The club is mostly interested in Spanish and Mexican civilization and culture, and the widening of interest in the correct usage of the language. Sometimes and whenever possible natives of Spain or Spanish speaking countries are invited to the meetings to talk on topics which are interesting and helpful to the student. But since these people are very rarely obtained some of the students take it upon themselves to give speeches in Spanish. Also a great aid provided for the club in conjunction with other modern language clubs on the campus is the recording, equipment by which one can listen to records in the language in which he is interested. Officers of this years Spanish Club were: Gabriel Garcia, presidentg Ray Reyes, vice-presidentj and Phillip Accardo, secretary-treasurer. Members of the Spanish Club ez QF' t R i D. Soe , R. ' ' - iSecond Rowl D. Growney, R. Darrell T. Jlslljlge, 'gl Garcia. men umphressl L' Mlkullch' 2-44'-Hun-sa-L---.-.-.. we F ' Ti '...--ff.2111.-mate?-'E.-: ?1QIi..1-1211771 4541?-:f?fi:i':12 : :1F t:'-A ':L-'gr'ffs1:'2E'aaiQM- fit-if--1.11f- fir-'-252:linealew Xzpiiiagi-Q2 1 --'.::: :iwi:.11-Ttif,-.-.. 1 r -v ' A ' -K8 Q- f 2 U ' 2'-'- 't'-1141 1--1' 7914...,tg.-.:-r-1-et-'-1:-'fr-:-fa v V ,..'-1.,:fA.,fu---L:we 1-1.4-if-gmt'.-':.:f:,--'-'- zZ'm:.r-:H+bc--.,:.as1,,-,zifirsw-5.:En -55,41-xr, Y' my ' - -3 - , Y I - 4 ...Lg -... . 4 a y ..m1.Av,npu-nthm Members of Who's Who are: iFirst Rowl R. Donahue, R. Tumino, J. Martin, I-I. Wiggins: lSecond Rowl V. Summers, C. Kempster, P. Collins, W. Buche: lThird Rowl P. Van Thullenor, J. Friedl, A. Werbrouck, J. Reichmeier. hnfa hu Fourteen men, ten seniors and four juniors, were chosen by the faculty to represent Rockhurst in this year's edition of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities . Students are selected for inclusion' in this pub- lication, which originated in l934, on the basis of scholarship, cooperation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and service to the college, and promise of future usefulness to society. Over six hundred colleges and universities in the United States are represented in Who's Who . The ten seniors selected were: Thomas F. Alderman, William J. Buche, Palmer Collins, Richard A. Croghan, Richard E. Donahue, Charles F. Kemp- ster, John J. Reichmeier, Victor L. Summers, Jr., Phillip C. Van Thullenar, and J. l-larry Wiggins. The four juniors were: James B. Friedl, John J. Martin, G. Robert Tumino, and Albert E. Werbrouck. h:weYeav..f,I -.r+c.F.,sf.'s+fa1.f.:fL-A-'r-::asuf..mwfe:'-z-f.,.:w.Wl...fll3.,. l 'crew Members of Speakers. Inc. are: lFirst Rowl P. Lillig, R. Himmleberg, W. Aldrich, G. Keiffer F. Newton, W. Dalton, lSecond Rowl T. 0'Connor, J. Compton, W. Heft, J. Stock, J. Kitching lThird Rowl H. Wiggins, J. Werner, L, Wells, T. Scanlon, F. Muckentholer, M. Mahoney: lFourth Rowl Fr. Irnbs lModeratorl, R. Klug, R. Lyon, F. Nobrega, C. McMahon. Spvakvrz, nr. Speakers Inc. was organized this year by the Rev. Robert Imbs, S..l. to train interested students in debating, discussion, and public speaking. Many appearances were made by members of Speakers lnc., including participation in the Bethel Invitational Tourney at Newton, Kansas, the Mid-Western College Debate Tourney at Kirksville, and the Missouri State Forensic Tourney at Warrensburg. Members also figured prominently in the annual Dowling Oratorical Contest. Officerslfor the year were: William B. Aldrich, president, and Patrick E. Hartigan, secretary-treasurer. --f.aaaid...u..e - . - A , - - . ' . , - - -- -.,: -W --: - .Y 1-1 .l f- f 1.1-P-:'..u fn ' .--sa-rg-'11 Q-... .5-.fy . .,.a.1,-so-2-r---J, -. ::f:--.1 .-'',--as-xxQ-:.3':'-3S2':LiQ,::w .eff-fdozfhrmqht vb-Trr'?gvsi:.fff:'fFP.i:--:Q LJ, 'sz ,z V - f' V. 'f u - V- '. -' ge- -5 ,uh . ef.. .e'52f::,-' -:w.A.-- '-:' -. ' 7 3.51-Ik-f'1 -'znuzzi'-ij....:::',-ra-'z'JT-'ip-.5-rirrL 5f',:.'f--9-L.: .A .151 SZ-in-1:5115--nz1'f:a1'-fe fer'-elsif--:f -..e.:4:4a-.ffeerv141'-if eff.-.1-1?'Jz':f. :'aL L1..'2-s.1-,1 I1.:1,g-1 ,5 W3 .. -....f-,...4.-u..4-4- una .. .v-....-..- -n n-yIl5-f1J1'u - , Jirvurh Glluh The French Club is organized for the stimulation of interest in French civilization and the French Ianguage.Under Edward Buford Rhea, president William Allen, vice-president, Carl Salodino, secretary, James Scott, trea- surer, the members mode this club one of the leading clubs on the campus. The activities of the year started with an informal get together at Sidney Meritt Cooke's home. Other interesting activities included a talk by Mr. Buchard, a former resident of Lyons, France. Besides the opportunity of having someone address them in French, the students have access to a record machine and records in the language room. The students were fortunate to have an ex-officer from the intelligence corps speak at one of the bi-weekly meetings. Stuhvnt Qlnunril The nine members of the Student Council serve as the' governing Board of Councilors of the Rockhurst Student Un-ion. Three members each are chosen from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes, and the faculty moderator is appointed by the Deon. The Council elects the stude-nt mem- bers of the Student-Faculty Committee. The Student Council is charged with the direction and coordination of all extracu-rricular campus activities of students. This year the Council supervised the election of class officers, sponsored the annual United Fund drive, provided for the college dances, and presented the third annual Christmas assembly. One of the most important tasks undertaken by the Council was the reorganization of campus activities to bring the number of clubs and fraternities into a more realistic relationship to the size of the student body. Officers for the year were: Harry Wiggins, '53, president, John J. Reichmeie-r, '53, vice-president, Paul C. DeCelles, '55, secretary, Charles M. Samenus, '54, treasurer. Members of the Student Coun 'I e: lF' t R l H. Wi ' - C. Sememn: lSccond Rovl P. Ja-fdluzfa, J. Izirzorefa GangeI,glg:?1SotesR3::d::g:rlil.?45::L.:: I N' ' - -- ' F f pf-i fg . -fe.,-..i?itA 533S? 5Sf?':gQif:z5113 554573:lb ?ii15Q.jT .5p3.f'v:.-,xi,V- ., . , i Artuntwn K. 5 if X X fffff fx? XX ., f 0f z:f X L f I 'WxwJ X 'W X, RL f, .J Xl. ,M rf ki-55 bf 5 Q QW 254 ef 1 T 5 L A 1 Q.. - . ,A , ., , , ,.., ,, ., . ,a .,,,, ,,,,, --. ff- --.Wee-T V '--f-- .,,,,, , 4 ..-e '1'v- Tf'T,'i . 'TL 'T '+:ff-5522153 mr!3 eb3t:4sf.xe?mxsr:mqae1::-:Bf--.sie-ff-fffwefi-we -zfffevizfwif-rinse'-'2L'i51'3E2fW 'M4f A 'nat my ' 7, , 1,4 ilivtrwi The retreat for the student body was given by the Rev. Thomas S. Bowdern, S.J. Through- out his conferences, Fr. Bowdern, an in- structor at Creighton university, laid special emphasis on the sins of greed, lust, and pride, and the virtues of poverty, chastity and obedience by which these vices are overcome. A X if I f , Fr. Bowdern S. J. Fr. Bowdern addressing the students during one of the conferences , 3: ' 'Z , , I i I Q I 5 1' X at , ,X sl, ' .S ., ,. , -1 ,, v . f -. '- u - a-q'.,fg1',,fa.'.:z.w--. .i-AW-,,,:f'1:f',:.1':1-fy?.i::fgs:1-:- -:1n:xf,,:ijn? :gf:vs'fit'-f :1:a.gz1. - Y . 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Y X ' a conference ,WW Wifi? , X 4 mt I 2 1' 1 s ff -5 K K 6WZ J fmg ZQWWWG 1 ,, A, ,E,gW'J,4,Z.-1-54 , Z .Zh fy ' it me uf, fsjur., X X exif I 514 V ' WLJYWQMWSQZ , f F , Gethsemane Retreat House, the scene of the senior retreat. Mm f 4 f K 4 V W M, V W, A VH V f X Adwmvfw M i 73 I f 1 J f X x 1 1 x 1 w i I r I 4 ' w Y, 4 ,X K U4 :Q X347 ,, 4 Miss Mary Lou George Rockhursf Homecoming Queen Q Q as 3 X . WX ZZ 7 WL: x IA., -f r Ng . Q . s s Denny McKee, Pep Club president, crowns Miss Mary Lou George Queen of the Rockhurst . Homecoming. Looking on are Bill Reichmeier, Sophomore studentfcouncilman, Miss Mary Jane Weissbeck and Miss Martha Himmelberg, attendants, Harry Wiggins, student union president and Tom McGuire, freshman class president. n , ilinrkhnrnt Hnmrrnmung P. S. We won the Homecoming y game 67 to 59. bbonhahnueyand Reichmeier present Queen Mary LW at the corsages to Martha Himmelberg and Mary Jane Weissbeck. end of Cl perfect reign. 75 -ii.1...,l 5 L N' -.'W ' A 5 .Hrvzhmrn niiiaiinn ftop, L to RI B. DALTON, L. WERNEL, B. BRANDS, SNOWBALL fthe sheepl, J. BEHM, G. KIEFFER, F. BEHRENS, F. HELLING,FLUFF fthe DogI, R. RADA- BAUGH, FIFI fthe dummyl, S. COOKE, J. FOGARTY fright, L to RI T. FLING, D. CUTTING, J. MOORE and H. WIGGINS. fbottom, L to RI J. KITCHIN, E. CRIMMINS, J. FLEM- ING, L. ICEBERG, B. HAYES, P. MONNAHAN and G. MILLER. E. L L .12 ,512-C. X JQVJL' ev The cast, K. FRAME. J. KEHOE, C. DEMPSTER, P. GOODWIN, R. EARP, B. TUMINO, D. SPIVEY, P. HARTIGAN, G. VANHEE, B. DALTON, R. SCHMIDT, M. 'O'SULLlVAN, FR. FREEMAN, B. SCHROER, P. VANTHULLER, K. MCGRATH, L. HUBBARD, A. VAUGHN, M. EPPENAUER, C. GANGLE, M. MAR- TIN, D. HOUSEHOLDER, C. MEYERS, A. COFFIN, H. STRICK, M. QUIRK, J. HOLLAND, and G. KIEFFER. 744 25 flaeunl nacuwwigleouqe mfllin' 7f121.oag.!a if Nllan .faniycfon Malin John Cartaret, older -- .... Dr. Owen Hardingnolder --- Ellen..older ............... - Kathleen Dun annon Mary Clare ....... -- g --- ------ Willie Ainley ........ .......- Kenneth Wayne .... --- --- Kenneth Frame Richard Schmidt Maurine O'Sullivan Peggy Goodwin Bill Dalton Patrick Hartigan Donn-a Spivey Sarah Wayne -- -.--Gertrude Van Hee Mailman ................ 4 ..... Robert Tumino Ellenuyounger .............. - Dr. Owen Harding--younger ..... - - Barbara Schroer Arlie Vaughn John Cartaretuyounger ............ Henry Strick Jeremiah Wayne .............. George Kieffer Moonyeen Clare ...... -- Diane Householder I CAN TAKE A I-IINT, B. DALTON, P. GOODWIN, and P. HARTIGAN. 4 lu '13 :x F.: 1,- ig' in cs-' Il 'Y T. Fly' fit 511 r 'Q' . E7 vs XF THE OUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS DANCING AT THE HOMECOMING DANCE. WHUUPIN IT UP AT THE GERMAN CLUB MIXER, THE FALL DANCE SPONSORED BY THE SOPHOMORES. THE CHRISTMAS DANCE SPONSORED BY THE SENIORS. 7011 O 1 3 I Y ' ,syn ff 1 Q! X Q5 THE HOB0 DANCE SPONSORED BY THE JUNIORS. Y HOBOS AT THE HOBO DANCE. Uhr Banrrn BIG TIME AT THE A.D.G. CHRISTMAS DANCE AT THE LATIN QUARTER. ff! RS. THE HOMECOMING DANCE FEB. 8, 1953 - SPONSORED BY THE FRESHMEN. 3 Evhatr xv' SC fvl 92 S 'Yom X-lego Sxfllogl mvxofx. 6' go 9:3 ,av 0 9139 . P5 gold 606 599' 0,409 C aw vw 4655 I Aaah ' Talking if over. Clarence McMahon, George Kieffer, Leo Wells and 6 'hm Morgan' Father Robert J lmbs SJ ,E X W 1 2 ' img ,,.,,,,-an ENLIGHTENING ENROLLERS 2 SCRUTINIZING SCHEDULES iKPQf51I'EI1iU11B W! AND BOOK, BOOKS, BOOKS! 83 W I f X xp Jw , in-1 C Y fc 8-'55 0 . - 1 , px bfi ' ini, W , Q 7 Nw ,, ,N X QW X, f Z A f E gl 1 ff! -xl ' Y' 4 I, ,M ,W , .Tx W, ,. Q: V .3 My -, Ci ' X f , ,. ,lxg - .xniff-5 IK, MW M Nm MMM,.,.5LN i , I 5 D , ,Q ff x ' X - f dx mf ,,, ,jgvw - ws ' A ' ix 5 K . , f . fixgz , - ,f - ' X. -1 x X ' ' - x f:W,,4,f , -L f , 4 H . 4 x gi g I N A u MM bf MN e X! , vii-Y 1, QQ X ' f i n 9 1 t ,f lxx : yfg X , ff ' Q Q -wg? . 02 5? WW' , ,1 .Fight s'r f, 9 If wwf gg- ' Wmf, jf f Us V I h ,V ,Z I X 3 Y I i i l 1 1 f' ,f , ftfwifn 5 V , f . Varsity Cheerleaders CL to RJ D. McKee, M. Himmilberg B Heff e0 9e, B. Lathrop and P. Steffen, 7-A WW W Gram I 1 104 33: 415 if' I 'vm .....,. y V ff . 0 fi 'V E ,312 rm ' I 4 'I A V Y tiiiw, ,,,,,. , ,,,, , jvw f j -' A 'fl A12 . 2 , ., I ,,,: ,, in 7 A , Vr.,V'.v . A , r ff! , r ' .High 11 1 1 1 Z 2 , W, U WWMB4 X 1 ,gww 4, .,....,,,f1 1 ? Z, N, if KX Q 1 i M, W4 bww f ff ,,o,ff'2Mmvm.frmmwwwaflpu The consecration of the major organizationson the campus. Each organization represented by two men. One hundred and thirteen donors, students and priests, roll uP their f Q ,MQ 'ti sleeves and give blood to the National Blood Program WV-L A bunch of the boys at the Germa club picnic. J- ,,...VY 7770 , , ,, , Y , ! 1 VERY REV. MAURICE E. VAN ACKEREN, S.J. PRESIDENT OF ROCKHURST Mruuxxh Breaking MOST REV. JOSEPH M. MARLING, C.PP.S AUXILIARY BISHOP OF KANSAS CITY gy. 1. I Jil- MR. HENRY J. MASSMAN, SR. HON. WILLIAM E. KEMP GENERAL CHAIRMAN OF ROCKHURST MAYOR OF KANSAS CITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 88 ES X, 3? 53 Y X f W f r 0 Aihlrtirn , yy- v , 0 f , X f ,,-, A A ,2fg.xt,, azz 'Z , ,f ,, K f f , ,f if Jf f, 1 , 1 vf I W. I I ,, an f 5, 74, ,, ff , - ',,,w,f -411' fif -Hx ' ' f 'Y ' A ' 1 ' A 1 ,M f.f,,. , f ' W?- 'f!7 '5 F!'iC ' a.,- f 1 1 - Mmmff -'J' ' COACH BUDDY BREHMER CAPT. BOB WILLIAMS Em-1kvtl1z1ll I-IEIWIK I u--U . -1 - - - -- -- - 90 -., --Y-----I .. .... ..,--, - C x N r 5 I COACH NORB SCHMIDT 1 K E i 2 JoHN Hbdm-IAN, MANAGER ...,,.,,...........,.,w.-,,.,. .,.,..,.,...M.-.........-.,m..w..:..-A4z.:.1g.f -- . ,M , ...Q -in Y. ,. .1 -. , ,, . , ..- .:. - , .- H -, .--. .-- -' 14 ----Q -.4--1 : .-ff-rw .,,,..:fw: -M -1-A-.-, -.f.'hg,AM- - L, Y-J Q I M' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: IRow 11 D. DONAHUE I WILLIAMS c D B I WILLIAMS' mow 21 B I-IATFIELI: H MISCHLICH b 'CHAPMAN' G' Ko RAN' B' ELUO-rr' B' HILL, J- REICHMEIERB Ea. SMT:-H M R, J. CLIFFCRD, A. sTAAB, L. scANLoN, D. VARSITY WON 13 LOST 14 ROCKHURST OPPONENTS 67 ALUMNI 65 83 MARYVILLE 61 64 BAKER U. 45 64 COLLEGE of EMPORIA 54 25 CREIGHTON 26 44 MISSOURI VALLEY 67 64 COLLEGE of EMPORIA 61 63 DRURY 61 47 PORTLAND U. 64 76 MILIKIN U. 94 89 COLLEGE of EMPORIA 53 78 BAKER U. 68 59 WILLIAM JEWELL 71 59 PITTSBURG 71 57 TARKIO 59 64 MISSOURI VALLEY 73 65 WILLIAM JEWELL 54 71 FRIENDS U. 56 69 PITTSBURG 81 67 BAKER U. 59 53 ST. BENEDICTS 57 49 CREIGHTON 63 48 MARYVILLE 74 68 DRURY 71 35 ST. BENEDICTS 74 72 STERLING 63 120 FRIENDS U. 72 1718 1713 SINGLE RECORD GAMES Individual points scored by Bob Williams against College' of Emporia, 31 points. High team points scored against Friends U., 120 points. High game score, Friends 192 point total Low game score, Creighton, 51 point total High scorer for season, Bob Williams with 278 points -4 5 1 '4 5 S -1 -- -vi W v, -5 CHUCK DORIAN Swish, for Bob Williams in the C of E game. Whats up? All are playing heads up basketball in the C of E game. BOB HATFIELD I 94 , -..----- -- ---- A -- --T! , I , A A Y 4VaiAl-V -4 rv f.,v4. S I 4 2 4 2 5 ? .3 Q .1 I 1 I 7 t -V NS Y W I 6 f V-5'-,,, f I Gif? RS., , f .9 'B' TEAM. CORREGIAN KMcnagerl E. BECHTEL, T. JUDGE, J. FRANK, H. MlSCHLlCHp lRow2D B. MESMER, J. SEIBER, D. HILL, D. THOMPSON, B. ELLIOTT. B TEAM WON 10 LOST 6 ROCKHURST OPPONENTS 56 OLATHE 32 KAISER ERAISER 45 MISSOURI VALLEY 45 ROCKETS I . 48 I4.c.K. JR COLLEGE 34 BAKER U. 59 WILLIAM JEWELL 49 ROCKETS 69 GUAOALUPE 64 IQOI4. JR COLLEGE 51 MISSOURI VALLEY 57 FRIENDLY HOUSE 44 BAKER U. A 46 ST. BENEDICTS 53 ST. BENEDICTS DICK HILL ,, -,..-..--, -. ----Y---, -- --- - - . -- ---M - -. . v . - - 800 7 67 32 51 34 50 32 49 37 34 82 37 35 41 38 60 4 J. Houlehan, B. Williams, Coach B. Brehmer, J. Frank, B. Mesmev, G. Konatzer. Q 97 A M - ,I 'Z If, W 4, HW ' x7 ' M .aww f ' .V ' f V414 . , Lf iw' 4? Y ' , , . , f fsw as I sr Q 5 X , ' A I I I ,4Q,,,,, 2 s , I fi nj I ff i. 2 Z2 Wff M W ik. Coach brehmer ,MN Co-Captains Jack Reichmeier and Hugh Pace ROCKHURST 0 4 3 8 I I IO 9 6 2 i Mazehall 1952 BASEBALL SCORES WON 6 4 I3 O 7 I O 2 5 2 8 LOST 3 OPPONENT KANSAS U. KANSAS U. COLLEGE of EMPORIA COLLEGE of EMPORIA PITTSBURG STATE WILLIAM JEWELL WILLIAM JEWELL PITTSBURG STATE EMPORIA STATE 9,7 W 2 ygrwj gn. 7 51,111 Wig 1 'P' ff., , f TQ F5 W-Qi? f N an if f' if aI K W , , , is gf sci A., ,MJ iff A , qw! WH-, ,- :xy . WM f 24 .?hV54' LJ, . N W4 Q if I 'U NN N S. it W VKX 'fn , 1 4 M 1 ff 4 , X Ss f X f MQ V f , 'W , lf ' 'VL in ' fd W? ,B , u f- f M .f 1, . s af , 5, W 5 Y -X e .- ,Lb J' - , , F . -5. W X Q by L6 X . N - , . , fi, we 5 , - f ff, - ix -we 6- ,fyfff A, ' .M J? Q Q 3' , , , !,,V I ,gy !,w,15,ci , ,time x ,l ry Maxi, 4, Ligil, je ,M 5 2 ' 4 k +,,:,' ' , Z 1 2 Z '1 ,, Lsfrl w X xp. .er An 'Eggf-'4 1? YQ -, 1 ,, P 'i' ' 4' , I ' 5.214 11 . . c m Q.. nw A ,,.M,i-,H X f qw my .E-Y .U - . E -vm, W ,-,W . 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LP an ,nl ,I Lip ' 1 1 .J . - 1 .I . -1 i a 2 1 V ,1 1 I 1 4 ' v - U . . 'Wx 'K x is XA V X 0-'E' N X K WY? ...af . J Q 'H N Y N4 ii iv L x an K, JY t,x-A . Z1 I! , l ,W g hm av., ' ,Sa r' 4 A 4 ffganifz Elfvfwl , ,, Q: 'B wg, 1 V J , ,W Q,w,,W-1 , -2 , 'ff' 1 Zia ,,, Zia 4 V' Q. i 1 Jack DeGraw, infielder Jim Dittle, outfielder Butch Bell, outfielder UCK U85 Tom McGuire, catcher :ECW Dick Donohue, outfielder Howie Mischlich, outfielder Iiutrn illlurul Zinntlmll FOOTBALL WINNERS Crow II J. FLAHERTY, B. -PERUSSE, J. KERSTING Crow 27 C. GANGLE, P. DE CELLES, P. VAN THULLENAR and REFEREE A. STAAB. DE CELLES CARRIES THE MAIL. FINAL STANDINGS TEAM W L wlNEoHs .... -. ........... .. 5 0 YANKEES ............ .... 4 1 ALPHA DELTS ............ .. 2 3 zooM-zoom BOYS ........ 2 3 ROGKSTER Bums .......... 2 3 VCVAYS .................. .-- 0 5 INTRA-MURAL ALL STAR FOOTBALL TEAM Ist Team E' W FLAHERTY E' GARIES L. HITE - . . IALPHA DELTS7 WNEOHSP KYANKEESD . H. B. Q. B- H. B. P. BEGELLES T- MCGUIRE E. HUGHES CWINEOHSD IZOOM-ZOOM BOYS? KYANKEES7 2nd Team E- G. E. T- REDMOND G. KIEFFER E. MCGRATH WANKEE57 QZOOM-ZOOM BOYSI QALPHA DELTSJ H- B- Q. B. H. B. P- VAN THULLENAR G. GANGLE J. PETERSON i IWINEOHSD CWI NEOHSD KYANKEESJ -,uv 4 ,Hwy X ,V-ww ,-4,.,--wwf..f.-,,,,-,W,.-,.,,,,,...,, , M . ,A w i i T f 'f ' ffv UV, 'V W-i f f' ', sf , V f,i 'i,f 5, 7 . , WY f7 ', V , ' f' in, ,.c,.' ,, ,,, ,wwf fqmf ,yr -. 0 , wi, Y ,iff ,W , wi' 1 , X, , , f, ,wi i ww s Qffv 'I f i,,'1,W't .f ,wh 1, ' f' . la' 'V ,fra Ulf' f , ' ' W -H ff ,.,,,, ,,., .. .,.m,,-,, ,V f W ,,, K I, K I t , 7 .,--W .,M,.., ,,,., . ' Nix Fly! I , flli. , W I ., . 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M1 'p 231 f m g ff. .g is V , NA ,, , , . t ,-M 2 'Q , V F ss, ' t ' 1, , , gig,-,,-: , , ,: ,Q 'j42g,f'f,x , . 5 :,. Q 2 . . QM- ,f 4' V - rf ff N-if 4 I mln-'44f,ffcff-Ne --J , .svswtl .ts Qt 2 V4 .jf 'r A, H f ' 110' ft 44? N 'I 'f . ' Aw'kxt-w, 2'-,'?w'w1'f W ' wie 3 S f ,, l , ., we ,Af i if , J 'mr:'1-.sf W . X fi A Members of the winning intramural team, Leo's Boys, smile happily for the cameraman after defeating the defending titlists, Sam's Bays, 55-35 last Friday evening. They are top row left to right: Paul Lillig, Coach, Jack Colvin, Tom 0'Shea, captain, and Keeth Jones. Bottom row left to Jim Bill Mesmer, Phil Jackson and Jack Forge. Battle under the cords. 104 Ii ifiewkvthall Sam's Boys, aperennial intramural en- trant, sought a second basketball crown in as many years. Their opponents, Leo's Boys, comparative newcomers to the intramural scene, changed any aspirations for glory that Sam's Boys had by trouncing them 55-35. After a first half which saw them leading by only six points, Leo's Boys put on a torrid show in the final two stanzas with Keeth Jones and Phil Jackson, the Ieague's high scorers, countering 22 points in those quarters to spark the new crown wearers. Leo's Boys, sponsored by a friendly Kansas tavern owner, scored 31 while holding their opponents to l7 points in the last half to sew up this year's title. The tavern team opened up slowly as Phil Jackson hit two from the field and Bill Mesmer chipped in with a bucket which gave them a 6-4 advantage at the end of the quarter., They warm-ed to the task in the second quarter as Valley Forge hit seven of the l8 points as they widened the gap to six points. After the half, the Sam's Boys shooters, who were hot in the second quarter, cooled off and made things easier for Leo's Boys, who played steady and consistent ball to sew up the title. 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We'helieve in an education that develops the mind, the body and the soul. This is the expression ol the founder, the Reverend Father Michael P. Dowling, SJ. This his the Creed 'to which ROCKHURST lias adhered all these years. Tliis is the ideal it has followed.-to exalt man to his highest earthly estate-lo attain knowledge strengthened by character-huilding and righteousness. It is an ideal held high through the centuries . . . the spirit of the Ratio Studiorum, a body of rules and regulations .formulated in 1599 by early Jesuit scholars. who luraved persecution, poverty and plague to hring the light ol Christian Learning to a boisterous, henighted world. This is llie system followed at ROCKHURST -- a system used in all tlie sclioqls ol tlie Society of Jesus-llie order founded by St. lgnaiius Loyola in l534. Over 25.000 memlmers .- priests, scliolastics and lmrotliers- are today toiling AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM .. lor the greater glory of God. ' Tlius it is that no Old World institution offers ideals higher, means more practical, or scholastic requirements more punctilious, than ROCKHURST COLLEGE. Although a young institution, the secular and religious knowledge of its educators is boundless, for it has lieen gleaned hy hundreds of years of experience with Man and study of the Holy Word. The ROCKHURST CREED is indeed a guarantee of an education which imparts wisdom and culture as well as academic knowledge. 5'-'E :-gas:-'1wr H'-'rye-I'-'sv-'r , . .-.. . , ... ...rw f- Q- .'-..-'H ' .ve . N.. ...... ' , , - sr' ,- 3 ,. - A 1 .-. ,M?Z!!F!59EY??:- '! . . . ' -' . 7:2321 '1:5'7?5Z-'g 2!g3i.E'. 1f:5:.':f' RQQIQHURST College CONDUCTED BY THE FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS. The true Christian, product of Christian Education, is the supernatural man who thinks, judges and acts constantly and consistently in accordance with right reason illuminecl hy the supernatural light ofthe example and teaching of Christ: in other words, to use the current term, the true and finished man of character. For it is not every lcincl of consistency and firmness of conduct based on subjective principles that makes true character, but only constancy in following the eternal principies of justice . . . And on the other hand, there cannot be full 'justice except in giving to God what is due to God, as the true Christian does. Pope Pius Xl, Encyclioul on Christian Education. HHH HST EULLE anma dmiiwud , ., ,f.,---,y,..f -- ... - .i-: Y--,?g1--f .f f--ur - -1. f' 1' ' 4,-V 1-':fnp,4,.zQ. -Jaymiiecffsuz-wif!- ,51 :fiEi '1'i!i':if?5Y11f i.f'f ' D - .2 ,As . - 1,.,..,. .....A,.-mi , 1 1- Q, qs, :,. 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Statuary, Fittings for Sacristy and S.1nc'tLiary Vlctor 1327 Grand Avenue 4734 Kansas City 6, Missouri gs 55 E eg m?' g Qm55 T fu.- ff .--.W , . .,. . . v.- -N ..., , f.:FF.Dfn1m !!7!mh-4--vit!rw-u 'n:!z11G2'if:1-y-W-v-1:-,-M---..-f-fy Q Li11SZ??41f -i --aamsfv.,-ine-gizfgfnffszefrzfiff:1v,f,1:ia::ffn'f:'f ,':a:gzf' 'lff '5z'29L':'1f-' -ff .'i-,fs-1 - ' There's Nothing Like It bsolutely Nothing vb ., 9-x Bmtxesssr CITY BEVERAGE CCMPANY 5. - f' ...-f ' - ' :L-. -4--1312? f:'a.15 :rfzf:sf'v f ,V- :rz:u:..'-2:1.fair--a:1f:l??i?fiH::-:H-E?ai.'v.':Af -2: I' ff '3 1' '. -E '- I1 - ' f1117f.::-5 ,12-122541. ,fufgfmviffa'-:ei-111: -fA:Q1:':'- --'Q a-'11 '- L -': -,. - ,zf .. ., M. .. ni.:-if V-,M -.1 4-- A, ...1... .. .....i.....,..-..-..-n.-.-..--..-..-4--- ---- -M Kockhurst ,Alumni ,flssaciutiou J wugra fula iss The Glass af 1953 ,Jimi Welcomes you into the Assnciatiou OFFICERS for i953 Richard E. Ryan, President lC'36l James P. McGilley, Jr., Vice-President ll-lS'-44, C 1946-485 J. Bernard Finucane, Secretary lHS'4Ol - I Lawrence E. Sheehan, Treasurer lHS'32l - BOARD OF DIRECTORS William D. Cosgrove CC 'l935-371 William l-l. Wasson ll-lS'33, C i933-35l William W. Egelhoft lHS'3l, C'35D Richard J. Lynch ll-lS'44, C l946-485 William D. Fagan lC'42l Patrick J. Mullane lC'37l Donald F. Fahey lHS'4l , C'49l Edward P. O'Connor ll-lS'4lJ Cpl. Thomas P. Holton ll-lS'38, C5125 James J. Riley ll-lS'25, C295 Randall J. Kelly ll-lS'38, C'42l T. Galvin Scanlon ll-lS'25, C'29J Philip A. Koury il'-lS'3O, C'34l John L. Sheridan Cl-lS'39l Ralph A. Switzer ll-lS'34J , 1 . - .l 1 - A-L M. -L,,mu'L.MLJ,,L. f em . :5-,... 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