St Louis University - Archive Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Arts School Father Reinert was educated at the Jesuit novitiate, Saint Louis University, St. Mary ' s College, and the University of Chicago, taking a doctorate there in 1943 in college and university administration. Rev. Francis T. Severin, S.J., made Assistant Dean in September, 1945, at- tended Creighton University, St. Stanis- laus Seminary, St. Louis LTniversity, St. Marv ' s, and Catholic I ' niversity. Registration Day rush on the Bookstore. SOPHOMORES Rear roK— Chenot, Herleth, Heil, Brown, Roche. Kampfer, Stenger, Clarke. Crause, Lucchesi, Rechtien, Czyrw, Herbst. Third row — MuLLER, Stanfill, Norton, Hoh.nstedt, Senn, Lewis, Anderson, Leahy, Geislinger, Nesslein, Palozzolo, Phillips. Second rov. — CoYNE, LuciDO, Downey, DeFleur, Thomas, Mitchell, Jeude, Karam, Kniaz, Honig, Mohrman, Sch.mel- ZLE, Pickering. Front rou — Di.xoN. Traynor, Hecht, Everett, Erker, Wyne, Mathews, Kniest, D. Morgan, J. Dolan, Heitkamp, Ratic.an, Daniels, Tisser. nd, Paynic. SOPHOMORES Rear row — Groh, Eskridge. Crabtree, Wehrle, Brozka, Evers, Pesold. Eraser, Wixen. Meyer, Clevelex, Sa.xton, Montague. Third row — Knowlen, Menne, Steimel. Duval, Steigmeyer, McLaughlin, Muller, Tegeler, Gr.awey, Lawler, Brink, Graeff, Vogel, Ohlsen, Wright. Second rou — Evans, . ' yuso, ' ila, Woods, Federer, Krebs, Heil. Whyte, Cavse, Jung, Gill, Hill, Holcomb. Front rou — Chen See, Post, Zeffren, Stanton, Si.vion, Ryan, Si.ms, Dissett, Lubeley, Muster.man, Hagan, Wheeler, Hodgf.s, Hathaw.ay. Page 21

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JUNIORS Rear row — Birchler, Lucchesi, Suellentrop, Jirauch, Eveld, VV. Baahlmann, Syllman, Sell, Johans, Roeder. Third row — Williams, Meyer, Stratmann, David, Gomez, Stroot, Schultz, Schweitzer, Marsden, Gould, Schaefer. Second row — Moore, Dobel, Sax, Chamberlain, Edwards. Fairchild, Carroll, O ' Donnell, Walsh, Simon, Holton. Front row — Godwin, Klocker, R. Baahlmann, Hartnett, Baker. Hutchison, Kraman, Rozier, Offner. F. Williams, Burns, FiNAN. Arts and Sciences At the conclusion of the war, the College staff was faced with stagger- ing difficulties involved in handling the phenomenal increase in enroll- ment caused by veterans taking ad- vantage of the provisions of the G.I. Bill of Rights. Although at present the College has trebled its normal en- rollment, every effort is being made to guide students towards the same high intellectual and moral goals for which the College has always stood. To this end, the College faculty has been augmented by the addition of many well-qualified teachers, and its facilities have been enhanced by doubling its available classroom space. The Rev. Paul C. Reinert, S.J., has been Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences since September, 1944. Thf library, a Bi ' .SY sliidv hall. PnliF 20

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College of FRESHMEN Rear row — Wittwer, Camien, Higdon, Delaney, Buchanan, J. Davis, Kettenbach, Knussmann, Travers, Thomas, Yung, Uram, Esswein, Gantz. Third row — Suiter, Somers, R. J. Smith, Cronin, Hohlt, Kline, Thuet, Ovekkamt, Dudiqui;, Kaufman, Romito, Thurman, Turner. Second row — E. Kelly, Stockton, Buckley, Rehg, Jackstadt, Wattenbarger, Mazzoni, Bliss, O ' Neil, W. Davis, Broghammer, Hoffmann. Front row — Kenna, T. McCarthy, Williamson, Kentes, Luecke, Poeschel, M. Ryan, McLeod, Bangert, Strassburger. Vitt, Chapman. Pagt 22