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PTUS UTAR ' VITT XIYOLLAND YVAHLIG E. XY.-XLSH J. XIVALSI-I WALTER VVALTS XIYATSON NYEBER XYELBOR XYELLS WHEELER WINDSOR VMINTER XNOLF XYOLFANGER YOUNG ZITZMANN ZYGMUNT - I' 5 CLI1 CLQIQCQJ QI'lL0l 5 J4 f cl 5 ' ' UTAR, SISTER MARY ELIZABETH, XXVALTER, LOUIS PHILIP, JR. NMELBORN, WILLIAM MARTIN XMOLF, KATHRYN ANN AD. P.P.S. Ruma, Illinois Bachelor of Science VITT, JOHN THOMAS, JR. Overland, Missouri Bachelor of Arts Eta Sigma Psi '47-,50, Vice- President '49, President '50, Sodality '47-'5o. VOLLAND, GRETCHEN Webster Groves, Missouri Bachelor of Science Pi Mu Epsilon '49-'50, Spanish Club '47-'48, League of VVomen Voters '48-'49, Women's Sodal- ity '46-'5o. WAHLIG, ROBERT L. Kirkwood, Missouri Bachelor of Science WALSH, EDWARD BQALACHY Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science XIVALSH, JOHN G. Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science Football '46, University News '47-'50, Pictures Editor '48-'49, Archive '48-'50, Feature Editor '49-'50, Crown and Anchor '48- '50, Host '50, Playhouse Club '46, Radio VVorkshop '48. Ohio, Illinois Bachelor of Science Sodality '48-'50, Clemens Hall Student Council '48-'49, Presi- dent '48-'49. XIVALTS, LEONARD F. Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science WATSON, PAUL LESTER Richmond Heights, Missouri Bachelor of Arts Alpha Delta Gamma '48-'50, Sargeant-at-Arms '49-'50, So- dality '48-'49, Ushers' Society '48-'49 VVEBER, JOHN RUSSELL Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science Alpha Delta Gamma '47-'50, Sargeant-at-Arms '48-'49, Var- sity Basketball Manager '47- '48, Varsity Baseball Manager '47-'48, Student Conclave '48- '5O. Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science Alpha Delta Gamma '47-'50, Recording Secretary '48-'49, Le Cercle Francais ,47-'48, Sociol- ogy Club '48, University News, Associate News Editor '47-'48, Playhouse Club '47, Radio Wforkshop '47-'48, VMELLS, J. VV. GERALD Louisiana, Missouri Bachelor of Science VVHEELER, PATRICIA RIDLEY Normandy, Missouri Bachelor of Science Kappa Beta Gamma '48-'50, Treasurer '49-'50, Intramural Sports '46-'48, Sociology Club '47-'48, Spanish Club '47-'48, League of Women Voters '48- '49- XNINDSOR, THEODORE BACON Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science in Chem- ixtry NVINTER, NORDERT AUGUSTINE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Bachelor of Science Alpha Psi Omega '49-'50, VYomen's Sodality '48-'49, Ra- dio XfVorkshop '48-'49, Revela- tions '48-,495 Entertainment Bureau '49. WOLEANGER, THOMAS XVILLIAM Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science YOUNG, JAMES H. Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science ZITZMANN, R.ALPH MILRERI' Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science Freshman Football '47, Revel- ations, Publicity Manager '47Q University News '46-'49, Sports Editor '47, intramural Sports Manager '48-'5O. ZYGMUNT, EDWIN J, CR. Chicago, illinois Bachelor of Arts Page Ttvenly Ihr ee
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Page S UITER SHIPPER, ROIRERT HENRY Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science SIIJO, EDWARD JOSEPH Wloocl River, Illinois Bachelor of Science SIMON, DONALD JOSEPH Webster Groves, Missouri Bachelor of Science American Chemical Society ,47- '5O, Chairman of Publicity '49- ,SO SIMON, NATHAN I. Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science SINNOTT, JOHN JOSEPH North Tarrytown, New York Bachelor of Science Sigma Chi Sigma '48-'50, American Chemical Society ,47- '5o, Vice-President '48-'49, President ,453-ISO, Playhouse Club '46-'47, Debatng Club '46- ,473 Archive '46-,47, Sodality ,46-l48. Tcven ty- two .Aria GLFL SULLIVAN TAULLIE SKEES, ANTHONY JOSEPH Cecilia, Kentucky Bachelor of Science SLIWINSIQI, ROBERT ALOYSIUS Brookfield, Illinois Bachelor of Science Sodality '49-'5o. SPENCER, JOSEPH IXlORBERT Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science Basketball Manager '48-'50, So- dality '46-'47. STALLIEAUMER, FRIDOLIN JOSEPH Hlicliita, Kansas Bachelor of Science STEEN, JOHN MYERS Saint Petersburg, Florida Bachelor of Science Government Club '48-'49, SI-IIPPER SIDO D. SIMON N. SIMON SINNOTT SKEES SLIWINSRI SPENCER STALLBAUMER STEEN STEUBY STOLSEK STREETER THROCKMORTON TAYLOR THOMPSON TRISKA .Shienceo en i ora STEUBY, JUNE PATRICIA Clayton, Missouri Bachelor of Science Kappa Beta Gamma '47-'50, VVOmen's S O d al ity '46-'50, Spanish Club '46, Sociology Club '47, League of Women Voters '48, Fall Festival Har- vest Queen '48. STOLSEK, MARY LOUISE East Saint Louis, Illinois Bachelor of Science WOmen's Sodality ,49-'50, STREETER, JOHN B., JR. Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science SUITER, ULRIC JAMES Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science Bowling '47-l4Q. SULLIVAN, DANIEL VVALTER Kirkwood, Missouri Bachelor of Science Government Club ,4Q-,5O. TIZXULLI, THOMAS ALOYSIUS Alton, Illinois Bachelor of Science American Chemical Society 150 TAYLOR, ROBERT E. Carthage, Missouri Bachelor of Science THOMPSON, ANNE F. Saint Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Ari: THROCKMORTON, ESTILL O. Belleville, Illinois Bachelor of Science Government Club '49-'50. TRISKA, ROLAND ANTHONY Hanover, Kansas Bachelor of Science
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REV. BERNARD W. DEMPSEY, SJ. Regent Page Twenty-four CHARLES E. WULLER Associate Dean 3400! of gommerce ann! jinance It is the duty of a commerce school worthy of the name to prepare men of principle and of charity, who will give to the dealings of the busi- ness World the unselfish and beneficial tone of a science. The constant presence and pressure of econo- mic, industrial, financial, and correlated factors in present day life are impressively evident. There is a World-consciousness of a realism reach- ing even into the higher strata hitherto consid- ered too tenuous for the mundane and the pro- saic. There is an ever-increasing importance placed upon them as the troubled times leave little room for anything other than the mad rush for accumulation of possessions. It is the purpose of the Catholic school of business to counteract, as far as possible, the evil effects of this system and to substitute for it the sane methods advo- cated by Popes Leo XII and Pius Xl. As a type of education, the curriculum pre- sented in this School has proved to be very satis- factory. All indications point to a demand and development of the school of commerce, univer- sal interest in the subject matter, the abiding human interest in its many phases, and the call for leadership and training in industry and in all the practical fields of man's activities forecast wider horizons. , THOMAS F. QUINN Dean
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