St Louis University High School - Dauphin Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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'Q :XVI J H19 I XCELLL 'XCX VIOSV RPXI RI ND JOSI PH RITII R DD 4rcl1lv1.ahop of Si Louis 6 ,ir 1-42 . L' rf-. ' L-ix X f 1, v -x , . 5 ' 4' W I it sw- + Rx 5,i,,i 1 , ' of U ,fm 1 Q LQ: . . - -541 il 1 ' fr-'gk .N P? X -. I f f Ax 'ff D S P..7 3 . . 4 , IAj!',?' 'ff 1 1113 ' ' 04. 1- ' . ' 5 , I 1 -N. . 1 'er ,. v I ' K 1 ., . ofldministration THE V REVEREND RICKARD R ROONEY Sj T V . . Pre,ride1zl of St. Loniy U7Z:1'6l',fffj High School 13' THE REVEREND RAX MOND I CONNEII SJ Aunfuzl Pflilllpdf THE REVEREND MAURICE E VAN ACKEREN SDI P1I7lCIp!Jl The Semors I IYIUQ., the M 155 the Center Pleas of QdIh0llL lxfe IS the ldexl of thc Sr LOUIS U I-hgh School Semor A5 gridultes they vull urry the Splflf of thc M155 mto the world 1, A5 Semors the M155 h15 bean the msplmuon of thelr Ql155e5 tluclr Qillllllly md Ililll' Scmor Coumll IN MEMORIAM T Donald Evans of the Class of 47 O - ' ' 2 . A ' , - Q 2 . . .Y . 1 3 , ' ' F1 ' ,. x -. K . . A I . 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' , . n 7 1 44 1 V 1 'K , . . , , YN 9 1 Senior Council WU- IOHN WIND ALBERT HANNIBAL HARRX bOIxALShY In tts clght years of emstevce the Sen1or Qounc1l of St Louls UHlVCfS1Iy I-hgh School h1s seldom looked b1ck on such 1n lffly of successes as lf does non Retre1t d1nces folhes md prom xxere nn the dnm future vxhen the cl1ss met 111 IIS flrst 1ssembly under the superx1s1on of faculty 1dx1ser Fr Iohn Dnxxne, S I to elect the offncers xx ho xxere to le1d md d1rcct the mmx fLl1'lLIl0I15,b0Ill sp1r1tu 11 1nd socul xx hlch dotted thls memorlble ye1r Bert HlI1Hlb 1l vxis chosen Presldent IlLk W111cl Vlce Presldent 1nd HIFI, Sol-1 1lslty 1cted 15 Secretlrx Tre1surer These off1cers 1ss1sted by cl1ss reprcsentmxes Bob Curt llnd Gene Wel1k1ng Don Qole M llL0lID Dooley and Iohn Mungen 1st X'xCfClllfCg1'll p1rts lil the flllflll ment of Ill 1ct1v1t1es The fnrst scene on the progr 1m for 1916 the Semor Roundup xx lb presented IH the gxm Seprem ber 77 INcxt the sugc xx 15 set for 1 huge homecommg cclehrmon Noxember lb xxhxch pned thc xx lx for our xlctorx oxer C BQ Act one xx IS 1 5,111 d1nce xxlth I1cl1 Flelds orchestrl fLlI'I1lbl1lUg t1e ITILISIL for ILIIIIOTS senlors md 1lumn1 xxho lttended to honor the footb1ll squ 1d lohn Mungentlsr M 1ster of Ceremonies lntroduced I1clx Morrls in Harry Sole 1lslcx 1nd Al H11nn1b.1l of thls xe1rs Cl1ss Mr Anthonx DCF1llO 1nd Fr Dlxme 1ll of xx hom gaxe mterestlng tlllxs I1clc Engler 46 rn l'llS extreme lx hurrorous tend1t1o'1 of Blctor Vorue xx TS one of the l1ljDl1llgl'IIS of the exenmg lhllullf I Nl: Page Tuclzt The next act took place out on the campus where an xmmense bonfrre srlhouetted the speakers yy ho rrllned the student body for Sundays encounter lust before the Lhrrstmts hol1d1ys the senlors reeexyed therr eltss rrngs Returnrng rn Imutrx the fourth year men trayeled to the Whlte House yyhere they Clrmaxed four years of sp1r1tu1l tramrng by mtlcrng the tnnual three du elosed retreat Februrry 1 1 sm the senlors md thexr dues glthered nn the mm tmrd red hearts tnd srrexmers nn kee rn mth the s 1r1t of St Vtlentrnes D1 Lh1ek lxueser the Md neun roxrded the entertunment 8 1 Irelx En ler ind Frtnk Clelry rm roy 1sed on the uno ifter xshreh s utre dtnees were held 8 P P C1 Iohn Deghuee B111 Cletron Ron Hlrt md 11C1e Soell were promrnent members of tne Deeorrtron fUIT1fI'11IlCL yy ho yy ere responslble for the 1DC1L1Ilfl.ll ind y med trrtngements for 111 the ptrtles On Stw Xrte As We Would Hue lt 1 serres of eomre 11 s1c1ts xy rrtten by the students md pro dueed by l'r D1y1ne xy is presented i.,1XlUg 1 new of sehool IS xt deflmrely lsnt Thrs srtlre yy is lyilllfl en leted for the Mothers Club on M ly 1 the tlumnr Aprll 1 1nd tt the unlor 'iemor Dlnee Aprll 18 The Alumnr Assoemtron reeeryed thxs yelrs grtduttes 1nto the.r fold tt the xnnuxl Communxor' Mtss 1nd Bretkflst on Sundry mornlng Mly 1 'lhe 11st t1 Us ol Mu were filled xxnth memories The Senlor PILUIL 1 May 77 xy ts folloxxe next nrght by the Prom held rt blen leho Country C lub Herb Moehler md hrs orehestrr furnished the musle ry of Reeolleetron on Mxy wl lfl:7I'L1LLl the ellss I5 1 unit its eh lpel serxlee Page Thu ft en The Seniors John William Ahrens ENGLl5H bp alm 4 buencc uw Henry R Aulfenberg FNGLlbH bo alxty 4 l Class Of nu 5 46 Awly rluml bouer Richard Charles Appelbaum bCIE'NTll IL okalm Hdffy S BBCIKCY LLAbSlC AL 3 Sewml Honors -H bflkldllfs Mum ,min Qu bodallu Oflmu Alfred Patrick Baehler ENGLISH Second Honors Slhldllfy Gene Louis Bender SCILNTII If cconu H4 mars I a m RJ 1 1 NX c rkslwp D Suu Le lw 5 nmr nm ru Page Four ff 1 PI l xx .fl s xh C17 N James F Bardgett CLASSICAL I IISI Honors ors Q5 6 Lnnrral bon a lty -H Segond Hon 4 Sodahry Commmee Offlcer 4 4 Student Lounul f6 N IS sion bouety 44 Golden Glmes Tournamen Suunr Fo res Joseph S Boland ENGLISH u .xlxtx C lass 1 L f Donald G Boos SQIEXTIFK 0 alm Nirssron ouerx 5 bcnmr In res oseph Charles Buergler, Jr fI.A55IQ15I. H n on Honors ma ltx 64 4-of neu 'ur e a x C. bum Q u w n X .irsntx .rec Of 1947 James E Bradley f LASSICAL ewml Honors da xty I4 Xarsrq Track f All Dnsmcr All rep All bldli' Track 46 Cross Cr n Capram ' onograrn Club Jolm Gwatlmey Burcleau bf IHNTII IC fm alm Tenms ina 3 Wlllram F Burnswortlm bl IILINTII IC lrst Honor Nuo I' 1 n ors 11' Thomas Patrick Carroll LATIN ENGLISH bodalm A Varmy rank Jolm E Carron 1 LASbICAL nrsr onors Q Lon Honors Sof. alrry Chess Club 46 4 9' Jolm Wrlllam Cary SCIENTIFIC Second Honors ll b0kIdIlQ -V4 Page Fzfteen T V a- 6 5- . 44. 'asp so- s A fn, us, 'Arr . - ' 1' : l ' ' ' ' w '45- s f '11 fny, I '-16, 141 -I A. -P , try, 335. '46, 'AVL ' , 'VI-1 ,.l 1 ' . 145, VV. J . 6 I Q K. I A '13 X liilst 1: ms, Ill MIS. 'lfmg M-L ' I , 6 'l 1 ' I Q xl .. 'VL 5 l'l','. 744. I , T , S d ' ' 'ii '-45 1 ' 15. '46, I-L Awlythiqal Su- if 5 .75 .kk W-. '-46. 'l'.XI,ati11 x1n'...'l6, EL Vg if 1 3 Lu : rj rrcle. i 1 ' 1 Q Cl 1, '41, 'si ff B.-I I Q I l'1lII, 55, 'Q!Y. Il- 5 II. A B. ,NL ix nd lx ,H - , -'xg-1 , KA , T . , '47, 'Si6g SoU..i'y, VIE. '-F, V I . tv I7' H ,, '-'Hg -:' al I , I ' ' 'ff-, , 1151 I V, XII: NT' 45. V 'L' , I . . . The Seniors Francis Xavier Cleary CLASSICAL First Honors, '44, '-451 Second Honors, '46, Vg Sodality, '44, '-15, '46 '-if Bellarmine Foren- sic Society, '44, '46, '-I-1 Officer. '-l'1 Varsity Oratory, l6, '-1-1 Varsity Debate Team: Latin Forum, '46, '-Vg Radio Work- shop, '-15, '-16. '-Vg Literary Cir' cle. '-V1 Senior Follies, '4'1 Orchestra, '44, '-ISL Band, 314. '-T51 Glee Club, '46, Science Club. '46, '4-Q Camera Clulw, '-IS: Rifle Team, '-I6 Donald .loseph Cole SCIENTIFIC Second Honors If Soc ality I Stuc ent ounci Senior Council Class C icer 45 Acolythical o cictx Mission Society 4' enior Follies arsit Iootball +I Xarsity Traclc I I Robert Thomas Costello SCIENTII IC Second onors dality 6 4 Central Com mittee 44 4 Sodality Officer Student Lounul C ass fficer Pre Nevis lf Mission cict S nior o ies .lames Patrick Cummings LATIN ENGLISH itst Honors S ci 1 onots C Sodi in Bcllarminc lorcnsic Society II 46 Xarsits Oratorx 5 I Intramural Llocution linalist is L in orum ra matic Guild I Presitcnt Ramshaclslc Inn Radio Vlforlcshop I3 4 Liter r Circle Scicic Cluw x Page S1111 c n ,S fog x ', J: , ' ,I 5' HA-2 1 E' iff'-2 - fg.'.5' 3 if uv- .loseph K. Clohessy ENGLISH Sodality, 'ici- F, J Lawrence Connell SC lI:NTll IC econd Honors 4 Socai 4 LJ Prep News Robert Emmett Croghan SCIEN FII IL Second Honors 4 Sodality Senior I0 ies William Charles Dale CLASSICAL irst Honors Soca it C, ntra or int ce 5 Sodaliry Officer Student ouncil C 1 s U icer Bellarminc Io cnsic cietx A 4 Acolythi al S Jcnety a in orum 4 Dramatic Guild Ram shackle Inn Radio Wtnrk s o Literary Circ e S mor o ies Sciencr u w ll Rifle 'Ieam arsity Fracls Ca tain I A State John James Dalton ENGLISH bo alrtx James Edward Darst LATIN ENGLISH etond Honors r a 1 Prep r vas 5 John T Davenport LATIN FNGLISH Second Honors 5 t a nn 1 Central om mrttee rf 4 botlan y O ice 6 bturlcnr Counul 4 4 Class Offncer 45 66 Acolyth1calSoc1ety 15 if A Nirssron bouety I Semor fo les A Varsity Track 45 6 4 Monogram Club 1 Davrd Gerard Dempsey CLASSICAL ass Honors rrst onors +5 46 botlalnty ll Central Committee ll So dal1ryOff1cer 44 Dauphm 4 U Prep News 4 News Etlxtor 4 C H S P A Bellarmme orensxc Socrety 4 Officer 45 46 Varsnty Debate Team 45 46 Varsnty Oratory -46 Varsxty Elocuuon 45 In tramural Elocutxon llI'ldllSI 45 Latnn Forum 1 Dramatnt our Ramshackle lnn 4 Radlo Workshop D C Llterary Crrcle 41 Glee Club 41 Wrnner Reblonal Hugh School Wrrtnng Awards Of 1947 John Raymond Daly Jr Sf IFWTII IC otalm Donald Ruchard Daues C LASSICAL lrst Honors ll 1 et ont Honors botlalm John F Deghuee SCIENTHIC Second Honors I6 Sotlalrty 46 enror o res an Warren A Dohack Sl ll'NTll IC ot alxtx Vrssron N IGI, Page Set enteen The Seniors John Thomas Dolan J LATIN ENGLISH I Yxrst Honors -45 Suond Hon ors Sot alltx 4 ALol5th1calSoc1ety 45 46 4 hllSSl0I1SOClCI5 -4C 4 Narsltx Trat 4 Su IITIITIIHL Team 5 Ca nam 4 William E Donovan CLA QICAL Flrst Honors 44 Second Hon ors So a IQ 4 Central Commuttee 4 Student Councnl 4 L1braryAssouat1on 4 Thomas Clayton Drees CLASSICAL Second Honors 4 Sodal 4 4 Class Offncer 46 Mrsslon Soclety -4 Golden Gloves Tournament 4 4 5 Se-mor lollles 4 Donald Dunn FNGLISH Page Elqhtf t n if 4 b -'JUG' Q4 4' James A Donnelly SCIED Tlflt otalm 31125100 Socxerx D Sue-me Club 46 Lxhrarx Assocxatnon 45 Malcolm Williams Dooley SC,lLN'llllf. llrst Honors 46 Sodalrty 44 C Student Councxl 4 Semor Cout nl Class f flcer 46 Mrssnon Soclety 46 Literary Circle 4 Glee Club Jean Gabriel Dubuque ENGLISH talny Thomas Q Ebanues ENGLISH Seeond Honors taxty U re Nxxs 4 Dramat1tCvu1ld 45 Ramshatltle Inn Senlor Iolllcs 4 Camera Club llf. TLSILCTTK r.aryAssou.1t1on ll , rest .lent 4 Thomas Donald Evans SCIENTII IC ot alrty Sucnce u H DECEASED APRILZ R I P Edgar Thomas Farmer CLASSIC AL rrst Honors I6 cc ond Honors Sotlalrty 45 If I Bellarmme FOFSUSIL o :ery 16 4 O 1 r Varsity Debate Team 4 Varslty Oratory 45 46 Varslty Elocutxon 5 46 4 Intramural Elocutron I'1nal1st 4 I6 Latln forum 46 4 Dramatlc Gullcl 6 Radlo Workshop 45 6 Llter an Clrcle Semor Fo les 4 buente Club 46 I Glee Club 4 Camera Club 45 46 Rifle Team 6 Svummmg., Team II Fred S Freld ENGLISH Varsxty Track 4 Paul Leo Frank ENGLlbH So alrty I 45 Mxsmon So C 5 af 'wr neun- 'im Of 1947 Bertrand C Falmerty, Jr SCIENTIFIC Stallty 4 5 If 4 Senxor o les Glee C ub 1 Xarsltx Track Edward Scott Farrelly FNGLISH Golden Gloves Tournament 45 Rodney C Fons ENGLISH SOLIAIIII 44 George Gaffney ENGI ISH fi... sotiamy 44 45 4 one Club .r h Varstty Tratlx 46 Page Nmeteen The Semors RobertJ Gartland SCILINTII IC nalnry Student Loun 1 I I Student Lounul Olflur amor ounu ass rar 45 bemor Io ICS Rlchard Joseph Glttemeler fNCJLlbH alnq f bcmor o nu Edward Gerold SCIENTIFIC, 0 allty bona lf Officer I4 Mxsslon Qoucrx John George Hacker IA'I IIN IINC Llbl-' un I Hom: 5 x ALUISI 'HL il Soucty Ra no orkshop 45 Orghutm I am 16 LL u 1 Sueme Club Utlucr 5 mor o lm 4 Puqf Tucnty ar 3 QP 'T' 1 '1-Y William A Gearon SQILIXTII IC Lwml Hono S bo .1 bucme uw amor o me John J Goebel CLASSICAL IQIYSI Honors -I-I 5 lalrry 45 en tral Commrtree Class Of mar 4 1 au n rep News Latm orum I6 Lntcrarv Clrc e X rsnty Tenms I5 If Lapram Monogram Club Francis L Gross LATIN ENGLIa 'I becond Honors -I4 45 46 -I 0 alm Agoly thlaal Souerw I La m Iorum I John Bernard Hagerty SC ll INT Il IL cumml Honors I A m Amlx thma bo nan Albert George Hannibal CLASSICAI lrrst Honors 44 Second Hon ors 4 o alrty en tralCommmee 45 4 Sodalmty Officer 45 Student Coun cl Student Councrl Presn dent Semor Co1.ncrl Semor Councrl Presrdent AcolythlcalSoc1ety 44 4 Var slty Football 46 Captarn Varsm Tratk 44 4 Ronald Eugene Hart CLASSICAL Second Honors 4 46 dalrty 44 4 Central om mittee -44 4 Student Councrl 4 Class Officer 44 46 M sron SOCICIY 44 Semor Iollres Wrnner Recronal Hrg.,h School Wrrtrng Au ards John Charles Healy CLASSICAL SOL'l3llQ Radlo Wforlc sho 45 Lrterary Crrcle Glee Club 4 Varsity Traclc Thomas l. Hennessey CLASSICAL Second Honors 44 Sodalrty 1 4 Class Offrcer Acolythrcal Socrety cu stra am Glee Club Of 1947 .lohn Nels Hanson CLASSICAL Class Honors 44 Second Hon ors 46 Smarts 44 4 U Prep News 44 Scrence Clu f Robert Allen Hartwsg SCIENTII IC Sodalrty 44 4 Semor Folhes Varsrty Football 46 47 Xarsrty Baseball Varsity Track 44 45 Golden Gloves Tournament 5 Kenneth Clrlforcl Heltmeler LATIN ENGLISH So dllIy Radio Uiforlc sho 45 46 Semor Fo ICS 4 Glee Club lf 4 Varsr Basketball 46 Varsrty Baseball 1 Wrllram E Herschel SCIENTIFIC Second Honors 45 Sodalnry C Lrbrary Assocna non Page Twenty One The Semors James Haflord Hlggs ENGLISH Sodalrq 44 -4 Golden Gloves Tournament 45 Edward F Hilton ENGLISH o alnry 4 -45 1 Centra Commntree 45 Mrssxon Socrety 5 4 Varsnry Basketball Varsnq Baseball 5 Capram 14 Senxors l'oll1es 4 Thomas Mlchael Holden CLASSICAL Frrst Honors l-I Second Hon ors N4 So a ny 44 Mlsslon bouety V rslry loorlmll 43 4 George Edward Hudson ENGLISH naliry Glee I um' fl Library Assoeiation. '45Z Yuri y '34 ,p. 'iii hail! x W' K Traek. I' I 4'-. x gg- Page Tzrffnty-T14'o K' Lawrence C Hrld LATIIN ENGLISH Fxrsr Honors 44 Second hon ors 45 bodalrty 44 41 Senxor F nes Gerald A Hogg ENGLISH oallry 44 45 4 Class frcer 45 Mlsslon Socen 5 Xarsm football -46 47 Var slt Traclx John Joseph Houlehln LAT IN LNGLlbH o .aim Phelps Hurford CLASSICAL :irst Honors, 74441 Secom Hon- ors. 7 'L 441 . Charles M Huttlg, Jr ENGLISH ot alnty Smmmnnz Team 4 John V Janes, Jr ENGLISH bo-,lalnty Golden Glow Tournament 5 Norman Paul Jokerst CLASSICAL econtl Honors I I S J l1l1tX mor 0 LN Francis C Kane CLAWICAL bctontl Honors Il D bollalxtx Of 1947 James Wesley Irwin, III CLASSICAL ass Honors 1 s onors 46 Dau hm 4 ASSISIHHI Edltor UHIXCISIIY Prep News I Assistant Ltlntor Bcllarmmt Forensxt Socxety 6 Varsuy Debate Team 46 Latxn Forum if 1 CSUII Interstholastxt Latmn Contest I th Platt Rlcharcl T Jochens R R ENGLISH o allry ata- hwy 3 in Edward James Jurczyk ENGLISH also up-v Robert Kehoe I NCL S ok alxtx xrslr asket a Q VAISIQ Base a D bcnlor Fo xes Page Twenty Three The Semors Pat Krclcham LATIIN ENGLISH Charles B Knoedelseder, Jr QQIYNTIFIC dalrry 44 4 benxor Io les Edward C Kuhr ENGLISH beqond Hono s 4 9 Sora :tx meme u u 4 xmera Club ll P Vlrgrl Leahy, .lr INC LISH Nnuml Honors .1 IIN lhtkjlylllltdl Smut l P11111 Tuv ntu Fuzn -Q.. .-,n 4'-Q., Otto A Kllngler, .lr SCIENTIFIC beyond Honors ll Sodalxry 4 Class Otfner Bcllarmlne lorensu boucty 5 NISSIOI1 Somers Donald Joseph Koch C LASSICAI. Class Honors 45 Fnrsr Honors 46 Second donors 47 bodallry 44 4 Acolythlcal ouery Larm Forum C Radro Wmmrkshop 45 Lltcrary Circle lf bucme Club 5 mor o les 1 France Albert Laux f LA5SlCAL benond Honors 1 Sodahty Theodore O Lehmlcuhl NC Il NT ll IC Theodore F Laermann CLASSICAL Class Honors H lrrst Honors 41 Second Honors 4 o alltx H I Latin Forum If 4 Lrtcrarx C nrt L Robert Leo Lyng LATIN ENGLISH Sodalnty +L -I Varsrty foot 4 All Pre N arslty Basketball C Edward Kung MacDonald SCIEINTIIIIC Setortl Honors H bot alnty 4 INIISSIOH o cnet Q5 46 Lrterary Cnrtle S mor o nes Robert J McEnery LATIN ENGLISH Second Honors bot a 1 5 Intramural Elocutlon Frnallst I6 BIISSIOH 0glQfX X arsrtx Track Iiffv -if 11 'I 5' C27 Of 1947 Joseph M Lundergan SCILNTIFIC Second Hom rs I I Sot allty Thomas B Lyons SCIENTIFIC Second Honors 44 bodallty James Francis McCarthy CLASSICAL llrst Honors 15 Sr-Lontl Hon urs So a ll Student Counul 47 Class Offs L r D Dauphm 45 If 7 t :tor Sports I :tor U Prep News 15 46 4 1 or Sports Edator C H 5 P A Bellarmrne Po rensu bouety Q5 Varsnty Elo- Lutlon I5 Acolythltal bocnety Lrterary Cxrc e P sr lent l Wnnner Retgnonal Hugh School WFIIIHL Awards John B McGlnty EWCxLIbI'I otalnty Ramshat c Inn Varsltx Football Page Tu Cnty F11 c The Seniors Donald Joseph Mclntyre ENGLISH Sodality, '44, '45, '47, Mission Society, '45, Varsity FootbaII, '46, '41 Varsity Track, '4'. Gary Wade McKinney CLASSICAL arsity Track If Hugh Robert McVey SCIFNTII If. o ality ,'fw '- 5' Shar' ' James Langwlth Manson LNGLIbH o .alitx Centra Committee 46 btu Itnt Countil Class Oftittr I6 Glee Club M Golf 'Imam I . Pays! Tll'l'Ilf-Il-SIJ' l James R. Mclntyre, Jr. SCIENTIFIC Sotlality. VIII, '45. Jol1n McNay SQIEINI II'IC bolilitx 47 Varsity Iootball All Pre I Go cn Gloves Tournament 5 4 John P McVey I.A'I IX IXC LISIVI baton I Honors Soda ity Robert Kingsland Marquess LLAbbILAL .iss Honors irst onors 45 bot .1 IQ Daup in I Prep Num, D. l6.L.1t1n Iorum 'less Club 'F '- . Robert Paul Martm CLASSICAL ITIISI Honors 44 Second Hon ors 46 odalxry chestra 44 Band I4 L1 rary Assocxanon Edward l. Massey CLASSICAL becond Honors 1 9 bodalrry Central Commxttee li Class Ofhcer II Sen or I llxes 4 Cross Country Track Team 4C Don Arthur Merners bCIENTIl IL Soc al1ty Semor Iollxcs IAFSIU Ioorlmll I Robert John Msravalle LATIN ENIGLISH Second Honors 0 Hllly Centra Commltrce btudenr Coun :ence uw -I g fkcrx 90: 7 '::- .S in QF 5-if an-. 'WN 45. f 1947 Donald l. Marty ENGLISH Okdllfy Edward G Medler CLASSICAL Fxrst Honors 44 Second Hon urs 45 46 bodahry 14 4 bcmor I'oll1eS Peter Messlneo ENGLISH Noll rlnry Dmmanc Gul d Ramshaclxle nn Glcc Club Prem lent I Library AQSCDLIAIIIJH Xarsrry Ioorball Manager Semor o rcs 1 Thomasl Mooney LATIN ENGLISH bccond Honor 54 arty 5 Central Commrr ree 43 Sodalm Oifnccr 4 Class Officer D Acolythxcal oclcry Cree ub 4 bcnmor Follies 1 Page Twenty S61 en The Seniors Edward W Moose CLASSICAL Class Honors 46 First Honors I4 45 Second Honors 4 S aliry 44 4 Central Commit ICC 445 Sodality Officer 44 Class Officer 45 45 Bellar mine Forensic Society 46 Vars ity Oratory 46 Acolythical So ciety 46 Mission Society il 4 Literary Circle 41 Richard Patrick Nangle LNGLISH Second Honors I5 Sodality 45 4 Camera Club 45 Jerome K O Brien LATIN ENGLISH Sodality 44 47 U Prep News Acolythical Society 4 G ee ub Science Clu 4 John George Ollmger CLASSICAL First Honors 443 Second Hon- ors 5' odality '- Cass Officer ISL Xlission - cier' ' 5. Page Tuventy-Eight Y ,n ,ef X f lg s 'CT John E Mungenast CLASSICAL Class Honors 4 First Honors 44 46 Sodalirg 44 4 Cen tral Committee 44 4 Sodaliry Officer 44 4 Student Council 6 Senior Council 47 Class Officer 4 41 ntra mural Elocution Finalist 44 Acolythical Society 46 4 Latin Forum 46 47 Literary Circ e Critic Senior ol ies Glee C u 46 f Science Club 46 Leo T Neu LATIN ENGLISH Second Honors Sodalnty 4 Latin Forum Charles Francis Ohmer LATIN ENGLISH Iirst Honors 44 Second Hon or 45 4 o am Intramural Elocution Finalist I5 Latin Forum i6 library Association 44 Chess Club Varsity Foot all Varsity Track I5 I Jerome H O Neil CLASSICAL Second Honors Solaiy Y--'-'Q Class O icer, '4 ' , Pre News '45 '7': Dramatic Gui cl 71. B G Ostolaza I.ATlN I NGLISH econd Honors L a nts Class lcer 4 4 U Pre Ne xs Glee Club Camera Club 46 Lrbrarx Assouarnon H Henry W Pleper, .lr LATIN FNGLISH Q- rw! Class Honors lnrst Honors my-y -46 bodalnty 46 Varsrty 'Iraels W' -I J l Lawrence Eugene Qumlan SCIENTIFIC Second Honors 5 46 So a lty Suence C u 7 William A Radermacl1er,Jr SCIENTIFIC o alrry II 4 Aeoly rhma o uety am ar srty Baseball L46 41 , 3 QQ- nu.-,3 1 3,--sf YI NL.. Sn' 5 Of 1947 Carl J Pferler CLA5blCAL Frrst Honors 44 AD Second Honors I 0 alm 4 Latm Iorum 46 Suemc Club Bernard Paul Plocll 5CIENTlFlC Class Honors 46 frrsr Honors 46 Second Honors Thomas Patnclc Quinn ENGLISH o alnry Semor Fo res Tom Patrick Ready FNGLISH So alrry 4 Xarsny oot , lui Page Twenty Nzne The Seniors Eugene Charles Renard, .lr CLASSICAL irst Honors l lf Scconc onors o aliry Acoly rhital Socicts 5 Latin orum K Litcrary C irc c cnior o ies cc uv 46 S ienu. Club lf Donald E Roach SCIENTIFIC Second Honors 4C Sodality 44 47 Class Officer 45 46 Senior follies -4 Varsity Base ba 41 John Carroll Ruoff LATIN ENGLISH Sodality 4 U Prep Nevis 41 Acolythical Society Senior I' ol ies X R McLa ran Sawyer ENGLISH Sodality, 'fl'g Dauphin, '-T: U. Prep News, '-l , Dramatic Guild 715-'ATL Science Club, '-lo, '-l'g Camera Club. 'vll-'-I-2 Library Association, 'AH-' F. Prrgrf Thirty 'TCS' 42' Vv' 'Cf sae' if WG W 6 Francis B Ritchey IINGLISH Dc ll Frank J Ross ENGLISH Sodality 44 Varsity Track 45 4 Golden Gloves Tournament Donald Patrick Ryan LATIN ENGLISH Second Honors 44 Sodality f 4 Xarsm Track 4 Frank Louis Schelthauer ENGLISH Sodaliry, Z-3- T, D r a m at i c Guild, '-li-VV: Playbill Director, 'AVL Ramshackle Inn, V173 Senior Follies, '-T, Glee Club, 'ill-'AFL Camera Club. 'l': Li- brary Association, 'll-7l'1 Presi- dent 4'. Harold E Scheppner f LASSICAL lrst Honors 44 45 Qceont onors 46 Sotlalrtx 3 3 atm orum Senror Y' U CS Edwm FFBDCIS Schroeder in SC ll'NTll IC ot allty Cvlee u R Freldrng Schulz CLASSICAL Second Honors 4 Soclalrty 4 45 4 bcnror lo les Robert Xavler Shaughnessy LATIN ENGLISH Cass Honors 4 Sotlalrtx 6 4 Dauphm Assocrate Ftlntor U rep N vss 46 Assouate Edrtor 4 Bellarmrre Forensrc Souety 45 Varsrty Debate Team 45 Dramatrc Gurlrl 46 Lrrerary C cle Rebronal Wfrnner rn Hrbh School Wrrtrng Axxartls Of 1947 Rlchard M Schmandt CLASSICAL rrsr Honors 45 Secon Honors 6 Sotlalrty 44 45 6 Bellarmrne fore-n src Soc eu 46 Xarsrty Baseball FYBHCIS Theodore Schulte, .lr LATIN ElNCrLlSH Lconrl Honors bot IN 45 41 4 Central om mrtree 46 Sotlal1tyOff1cer 46 Student Council 46 Class Of rcer 4 Dauphrn usr ness Manager 4 U Prep News 44 45 46 4 Aco1yrhu.a1So ue: Ratro Workshop 45 46 Lrterary Crrcle 4 Band 4-4 Glee Club 45 4 Senror l'ollres 41 Robert Henry Schwarg LATIN FNGLlbH Frrst Honors 44 45 46 So ta ny 4 4 n tral Commlttee 46 Dauphm -46 Assrstant htlntor 46 U Prep News 45 46 News 4 tor 46 Aeolythrcal Society 46 Latin forum 46 Radio Workshop 45 Lrrerary Crrcle Senror 0 nes ee Club 45 btamp antl Corn Club Burke M Shea, Jr SClENTll'lC Seconl Honors 45 Sotlalxty Page hu ty One The Semors John Keating Shea ENGLISH 0 alrty Xarsm oot a 6 re Varsrty Basketball 4C 4 Cap t rn Narsrtx Baseball mor o ru Mrchael Smith Shields bClENTll IC o alrty f U rc News 4 Mrssron boucty Senror follies John Matthew Soell SCIENTIFIC alrry 4 4 5 4 cn rot Follres 4 Orthestra Band 544 Rrfle Team 4K John Harvey Stark CLASSICAL Class Honors l-4-ll First Honors '44 '-461 Senontl Honors 7 '1 f - tar' -V - - -2 cc Clu '-'. Page' Thirty-Tun 8 4: in Homer Joseph Sheehan ENGLl5H o alrty Sot a rtj, O rcer ll Camera Club ll X arsrty Track E46 Wrllraml Smrth CLASSK AL lrrst Honors 45 bctontl Hon o s ota rty 4 C as Offrttr 44 Acolythrcal Souety 46 Latln lorum cnror o res thestra 45 Band 45 buence Clu 46 Harry D Solcalsky CI.AS5lC,AL l'4rst Honors -44 Second Hon ors 4 4a So art 4 4C 4 Central Comm ttec 4 botlalrty Offrter -45 46 Student ounul 1 Stu ent Counul Offrcer 46 4 Semor Counul 4 Senror Counul Of frcer 41 Class Offrcer ll -46 Dauphrn 44 Busmess Manager U Prep News 46 Intra mural Elocutron Fmalrst -4-4 -46 Atolythrtal Socrety 45 46 47 Dramatlc Gulld I Radro Wforltshop -46 Llterary Crrcle btamp and Conn Club 4f N. Alvin Stranquist SClENTll:lC lot aliry '- A 'Q Acolythic' qo- ci - y '-'f Glcf: C u P Cheerleader Marlon Fra ncrs Svendrowslu LA PINJ LINGLISH Serontl Honors I Be ar mme lorensu Soucrx K ames B Thomas I A I IN I INCILISH Suomi Honors ora IU Aqolxrhua Souety 'arsnry Baseball C 4 fo tlcn Gloxu Tournament ean Maurice Thro, Jr IYIIN INGLI5H enond Honors ma r I6 Stamp and Com Club I re nlent 46 Tr nk Ni mage-r omas L Tombndge LASSIQAI. Irs Honors 5 0 a rry 4 4 Stut enf ounul 46 Class Offnger m Varsity Football 5 arsrry Basketball aseball 446 4 Of 1947 Robert W Suelmann CLA5bICAL Class Honors Il Ixrst Honors 45 Scnond Honors 4f bolal James F Thornton I INCILISH Ox almry X arslry I ran o t Cro Len ous Tournament C he-Lrleader I James Leo Tlerney Jr ENGLISH or alnzy John R Vetter ENC I.ISl'I 5 lalm +4 4 Anolxrhrml br uct enxor W res Glee Club 4 Library AW ld rm 4 Stamp and on 1 Page Tlmty Three The Semors John Robert Walsh x l.A55lCAl.. nrrst Honors 4 o 4 .1 m rg mcsrra Bam I Sucmc U 1 Sorlus Joseph Webbe bClENTll'lC o alnry 4 5 4 ass tlner 46 IXJISSIOH boueq be-mor lmollres 4 Orchestra Band 44 Golden Gloves 45 4 Cheerleader 4 H James Wehrenbrecht FlNGl.l5H Otdllfy 4 4 bcmor lo nes 4 Glee Club 4 Poster lub Leo Wever l A'l IN l.'Nbl lSlr'l Suomi Honors or .1 ln LL u w Of nu army mn 'l Lnnns zu u nn Page Thu tu I' our 4-so gan John Thomas Walsh Cl.AbblCAl. llrsr Honors 44 45 Second onors 5 Ox A 1 .ass Ot mer Amlyrhmal b0ClCIy Mxsslon boucry 5 46 Varsm .asc m Eugene Robert Wehkung CLASSICAL Sodalrry 44 4 Srudenr Coun l -46 4 ben1orCounc1l 4 ass Olflcer Varsl Basketball 4 John Patnclc Wells FINGI.IbH Sodalnq 444 Awlyrhnal So oem John Dubroulllet Whelan l NC1Ll5H 1 .xlm C lass Ot ner .arm oo: 1.1 5 3 X arsm Basglull I Harry A Wlllrams SCIENTIFIC o ahty 5 arslts ootlwall Xarsm Trac Bernard J Wlntergalen SCIENTIFIC ot allty 44 5 Edwardl Wood ENGLISH So alrq Edward Murry Ring LATIN ENGLISH econd Honors dalxty 44 45 U Prep News 4 5 46 Xarsrty De ate Team I4 46 Atolythrtal So cle G ee u Rxfle Team 46 Tennxs Golf 45 4 Go en Glov s Tournament if Cf 1947 John J Wmd LLASBICAL Flrst Honors 44 SOCIBIIQ 44 4 Central Commntree 45 Stu ent Counul D Sc-mor Councll Senior Council O mer Class Offnter D 46 Atolythrtal bocletx I5 4 Varsity Football 5 4 Xarslty Baseball 46 Xars1tyTratlc 45 John Walter Wolfner ENGLlbH o alxty X lntra mural Elocutxon Frnalmt 45 Mnssxon Society Varsxty Baseball 46 4 Golf 14 4 Charles H W yers ENGLIbH J ot alxty Ratlro or s 1 I5 bemor lollles Davld F Hoolan ENGLISH Sodalxty 41 Xarsxty Baseball Page Thuty Fne lute House Retreats 'M' ww The graduating class of St Louis University High School has for the eighth consecutive year en yoyed the privilege of making a closed retreat at the White House The deep spiritual benefits afforded to the seniors in making the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius Loyola will for the rest of their lives have 1 deep and lasting effect It was again through the efforts of Fr Divine SJ the Senior Moderator and the cooperation of Fr Lrwrence Chiuminatto Sl director of the White House that the fourth year men enyoyed this great privilege It is here about the solitary beauty of the peaceful grounds overlooking the Mississippi River that the cares the strife and the hates of the world are forgotten and the Senior is dravyn closer to God I is here among the tranquil surroundings that he finds the crucified the merciful the just the saving Christ It is here that he finds himself The retrettmts who included both seniors and alumni were divided into five groups The retreat masters were Fr. Neil P. McManus S. . Fr. ames McShane S. . Fr. ohn Middigan S. . F. . . Divine S. ' and Fr. Donald Keegan S. . The following men acted as captains for the retreats- ohn . McCarthy Harry Sokalsky Don Cole ohn Mungenast and Albert Hannibal. Urban Dames ack Wind 'lack Davenport Malcolm Dooley and Bob Gartlanl filled the position of bell-ringers for these five grou ps. Through the counsels of experienced retreat-masters the spiritual problems of the students are solved and this opportunity for solxing his troubles inevitably results in a reawakening of his faith which is so necessary in molding the Catholic boys of today into the Catholic leaders of tomorrow The half vseelc spent at White House which will never be forgotten by the Backer High students xx as a culmination of four years of Catholic education and guidance. Page Thirty-Sir EJ Classes It is the privilege of the underclussmen to assist nt Holy Mass daily. They begin their day of study united with Christ, their Divine Exemplar. by offering Christ and themselves to the Heavenly Father. Y. x , Q52 . . .thaw -rt-1 'iq- Q 'Q 1 l .lf 1 gt. we w n ., 1 4 1 a A l y s. 4' 'i 1 is, ,lv A QA Lfft In rigblf Top mu' ,,,,,,,,, nl. Hogg. Dowling, Hillncr. Mv.Calp1n, Burncs. Dahm. Reardon. Sullnxm. PIUJIJDC. Salmimlla hlulmnnesman. .llilflflc mu - .,,,, R. Ohmcr, Baumann. bl. 5KllllV.ll'l. Burke, Lunlun. NIUFFISEY. rl. Muni. Nuuss. Tuuhlll. Xmnmcy Hflflrnzz fill! ,,,,AA Dolan, lierrara, Nnlwcr, Gilliam. D. Lee. VU. Rudy. Rmhc. Vilulc. VU. Rllcy. Page Tl11f'Ix-vigil! 3C Left to right: Top mu' ,,.,-,,-- Donahue, F. A. Mueller, Dean, J. Rauch. Hartman, Knobbe, Zickel, Mankus, Desloge, Malecek .llinldle row ,,-. Fowler, R. Winkler, Heninger, Cassidy, Shapley, Naes, Vorbeck, Sumner, O'Halloran, Herbig Wagner, Bottom mu' ,,,-.. Cabrilliac, Harbaugh, Rohrbacher. Noel, D. Bogdan. Bauer, Hirsch, Parsons. Barry. Page Tbirm -nine 38 15 ii 1 A i . fl 'i ,'l ix i i Lcfl ln right: V Twp mu' .......,, Alexander, lNlcDermott, Buscher. Wintergalen. Baker, Chelonis, Travers, Koster, Cratty, T McMahon, E. Reidy. .Xlithlle mu , ,.,. Fogerty, Meagher, F, Meara. Greene, Rood, Downey, Klosterman, Rooney, Kearns. Reinagel Eberle, Heckle. Bntlom mu' .,,YA. nl. Stein, T. Stein, Foster, McKeon. Crotty. Siegel, Reisch. Flaeh, Hereford, Gifford. 5 Ai'-la Lefl in rigbli Tap mu ....,,,,. Elias, Riggio, Winkler, Stratman, Bick, Wagner, W'uesthoff, j, Bradley. Middle mu ..,.,. Gebken, Metzger, Brangle, T. Bradley, Hummel, Berra, Miriani. Bnztrmz mu' .v,... Why'te, Crowley, F, Mueller, Gillen, Gorman, Katzenberger, Waltersuheitl, Maender. Page Forty Left to right: Top mu' ,..-..... Bardgett, Ries, Tinker, Danis, Carter, XX'il-Jeisen, Cassani, Luechtefeltl, Healy. Middle mu' U -,-McEnery, Reich, Bianchi, Reichle, Glatt, Street, Feldmann, Powers, Deghuee. Bottom mu: ...,,. Fogarty, Fleming, Prangert, Stevenson, Wehking, Duffy, P. Mueller, R. Meyer Page Forlg -0716 ZC fx , 2 Left to right: Top mu' .... ,.... B lumeyer, Demmas, Schmidt, Gibbons, LaBarge, Grashoff, Baine, Ure, Lawton, Gummersbach, Middle ron' ...... Moore, McNulty, McKay, Andert, Jacobsmeyer, Liebermann, Leah , Krebs, Pfeifer, Brennan. Bottom row ...... Becker, Ward, Troy, Burrels, Fons. Mayer, Flavin, Prinry, Hoeynci, Hogan, Barrett. Left to right: Tap mu --------- .llirfdle mu' B otln m mu H 'Z ,4.:.a 1'Af' Q 6 . 1 i lk El D ' s Sears, Cerutti, Graham, Haley, Bickcll, Travers, Connelly, Wilmering, Hauptmann, Phelan, ----l.ee, Appelbaum, Comer, Stenger, Scarsdale, Schaefer, Duclos, Holloran, Reardon. ,,--Tillay, Burmann, Mazzoli, liunsch, McHugh, Dooley, Heil, Kee-vin, Lmastro, Borgschulre. Page Furry-114 fl Lefr m rigbr: Top mu' ....,..., Foikl, W. Brennan, Galiano, Eyerman, M, Whealen, Berger, Immer, Mateker, Lonergan, Kieman. Middle row , .-.,. Hrdlicka, Stochl, Borrini, Faller, Sain, Rauch, Nauezt, Bock, Kieffer, O'Sullivan, Davis, L. Mc- Mahon. Bofmm rail ....,. Nester, Schmitt, Combs, Potteiger, Rebholz, Witte, I.. Higgs, Hasenpflug, O'Toele, Hersnn. Z' Lcfl Io rigbif Trip mir ....,.... Ludewig, Timmerberg, Morgenthaler, Steffen, Sheehan, Keitz, Klnhr, Klug, Klutho, Ianoski. .Hidtfle mu N,..-, Cronley, Breet, Corrigan, Cummins, Byrne, Engelhardt, Cnad, Peistrup, Ruddy, F. Farrelly. Buitnm mu -A ,-McKenna, Ostolaza, Higgins, Lubbers, Ring, Cherry, Littmann, P. Farrelly, Fitzmaurice, Neumann Page Forty -three QA Lefz ni right: Top mn --,,-,,.- Lindley, E, Kelly, Griffin, Le-Beau, Babka. Slain. Nuc-deck, Perkins. T. Dolan, Mollenwrr. .iinfille mu' ,-,Boersig, Gross, Hoerle, Visconti, Noworny, jarlric, Heggeman, Eschrich, Fellhauer, Hebrink Mcliown, Heitkamp. Bfilmm mu' .,,,,, Huellinghorst, Godfrey. Crawford, Wiegers. Schreiber, Bc-rgin, Epstein, Mulholland. Mirrhell Tappel, G. Frein, Page Furlrfuur IC P .a K I r , 5 s CD E Q , K T ' ' f NP., Lefl to right: Top mu .,.....,. Leto, Diffley, Simpson, Mulcahy, Braun, Paclberg, Medalie, Neary. Podrasky, Meiners. .Middle mic , ..,,. Cody, Slattery, D. Frein. Erbs. Bruns, Birmingham, Drake, Eisenheis, Sullivan, Lang, Fassler. Buttom nu' - . .,,. Creley, Cantwell, Danis, Kickham, D, Shea, Liehe, Dunkin, O'C::nnell, Collins, Mager, Malone. l ' ....-.f-and J X X aft. Lef! I0 right: Top mu U-, A ..., Stenger, Lenzen, Beck, johnson, Murphy, Cowie, Klostermeyer, Breslo. Roemer, Mangelsdorf. Middle row -- ---Jennings Harrigan, Meagher, Burmester, Vogt, McLaughlin, Otten, Nash, Blomberg, O Leary Cambria. Bnlmm mu- ,- --- Fleming, O'Sullivan, Foster, Martens, S. Riley, Mayhew. Ganss. Rubbelke, Jost, Boggiano. Page F071-1-fifk I X A I H I - , , f' 3 A I Y , 5, 3 fqr Fi -' .3 A fs R ,fy in 'S x.. In V, , V , , 3 . 'SPM ff' ' 5 A as 4511. 1 -if 3 Qi' X, P 'Q wt' 4 I Q, ' 4 W A gf? YJ? ,C . Qi , Ng 4 , f??Q5 ,-3 .. W- A -gq, A A JC 1 kv- my-Imp 5 6 lu HQ MY' rv' K' Q . ..-35354 'FT 31' A-S ' TSS' 'S 6 L- u TY M 'if f 'sir iv' wg! I, lu W8 'W QQLQK A w rf' 01' ' gamzations 4 ,pn ,X If 15 of sunh Ofilllillllllllih IS forLnS1CS publxcmons drxmmgs md other Qulrurxl soueues thu the Qmdcnr ls rruned ro bcwme 1 Quhohc cr The Spmr 0 me M 95 15 xlsw the Splfll xxhxgh morn ltcs 111 org.1r11z1t1on5 of the high school. bx mc ms 71' Semor Sodallt i'Z I'-'ir 'M i li 1 r The Senror Sodalrty has completed mother successful year as the most Important rnstrtutron 1n St lours Unrversrty Hrgh School The Solemn Installation of Officers was held at the frrst general meetrng on September 71 At thrs meet mg the offrcers of the Semor Sodalrty were formally mducted The offrcers were Prefect Harry Sokalsky Frrst Assrstant Prefect ohn Davenport Second Ass1stantPrefect jlm Bardgett Treasurer lohn Mungenast and Secretary William Dale The Installatxon Sermon wa grven by Father Thomas Kelly S1 who rn hrs brref ttlk stressed the necesslty of self denral rn the lrfe of 1 Sodalrst The Central Lommrttee of the Sodalrty was formed by these offrcers and the frve men recenvrng the next highest votes Robert Costello ames McCarthy Ronall Hart Robert Mrravalle and Wrllram Donovan At the prelrmrnary meetmg of the Sodalrty the offrcers were elected and the outlrne for the year was drs closed by Father ohn Drvrne SJ the moderator The plan called for a selectrve and voluntary member ship based upon free acceptance of specrfrc pledges and the promrsc of the prospectxve naembers to fulfrll these condrtrons In order to hold any mayor offlce rn the school .1 boy must be an tctxve member of the Sodallty Regular attendance wls also requrred of etch member The regular rreetmgs vucrc held cy ery Monday tfternoon Once a month the Sodalrty met 1n the Chlpel to recnte the offrce of Our Blessed Vrrgrn Mary PREFECT At the weekly meetrngs varrous ttlks on the lrves of Sarnts and son e of the mysteries of our Falth were grven by the Sodalrsts and were followed by general drscusslons on the rssue at hand For a few weeks durrng the yelr a drscusslon panel was orgamzed to answer my questrons or drffxcultres xxhrch the Sodalnsts might hue rn regard to thelr relrgron The Solemn Receptron of new Sodllrsts wus held on March 74 Frthcr Gregory jtcobsmcyer SI delnered the sermon The Sodalrty year vs rs brought to a close on May la HARRY SORALSKY Page Forty-Eight Qflnd Llterary Cwcle XX 1th the eompleuon of the years twofold plan of studyxng Qatholle MODERATOR tuthors and the1r works 1nd d1stuss1ng apologetlcs another chap er rn the sehools oldest extra eurr1cular organlnrxon the Semor Sodalrty llterary Cxrcle has been made h1story As rn the past three years the A pos1t1on of mcderator of the Q1rtle was fllled by Father Iohn I DIXIYIC' From the mneteen members selected from the Semor Sodahty Iames McCarthy was elected presxdent w1th the followrng offmers to ass1st hrm Vree Pres1dent Harry Sok1lsky Setret1ry Frmk Cleary and llterary Qr1t1c ohn Mungenast Aeeordlng to Custom weekly meeungs were held each Fr1d1y 1fternoon 1t three oelock Durlng the flfSI emester the fe1tured renews mtluded Tllbots 5111111 Among 561141561 by Iohn Mungenast Strgents Sl lfafmzm More by Donald Koeh Moody s rlllf By the lwzzff by Fdw ard Moose Lunns Nou lSet by Ted Inermmn M1rsh1lls The ll rlrl Yin F1416 md Ilztbu 5m1tlJ by Fdg1r F1rmer Wttlghs HIIKILSIN. 111' l1cz1111czf by Bob Shxu h nessy Adams Dare Symphony by ohn Helly 1nd W1ughs lffmmzd IR IOHNI I DIVINI bl fampmu by I-I1rry Sok1lsky Twenty mlnutes of cleh meetln 1 LllSLL15 s1on 1n 1pologet1es V815 t1rr1ed o11 Ink Ctebel Ioe Buergler Fr1nk behulte Frank Lle try erry ONe1l md Blll D1le g1yt reports on Amcmz 1nd A111411 4711671 In the second semester the followlng books w ere renew ed for the Qlrele Knoxs Goa' mm' the Alum by Frank Cleary Tlmasheffs Three llnrurlrff by Edgar F1rmer Broderleks frcdcrfce O 51711711 by Blll Dale Thompsons1gmz11111Lf1ynl1by ohn Mungenlst and V1ol1 Meynells A1114 Mayne!! A Mtnmn by 1m MC Larthy After th1s last renew the Crrele OLlIlll'1CCl IIS program for the next few meetmgs around the poets and wrrters of the Cathohc L1terary Revlyal Among these rssxgnments w IS Davrd Dempseys renew of the Ballad o Ifc Wbrtt Horn by G K Chesterton Later rreetmgs w ere h1ghl1ghted by Bob Sh lughnessys report on the poetry of T S Ehot renews on Wards Lzfe of Cbefterfmz by Gene Renard Franscols Maurraes Wom an of the Plofmfecr by Ed F1rmer and Henrl Gheon s 'Ibf Seen! ll the Curr DAM by Frank Cleary The last report of the ye1r w IS by I1m Cummmgs on the noy els of Gr 1h 1m Greene Blmehe M1ry Kelly s ll 'I Ifzglnb w 15 renewed ln groups of two or three eh1pters by yarnous mem bers ofthe Crrele durmg the eeond semester md 1 booklet entrtled SIAIKLII Step1 In Ike Cbllfcb w1s 1150 1 b1s1s for dlscusslon The eontludlng leeture on Mxy 9 was gnen m the form of 1 ree1p1tul1t1on by F1ther D1nne I ll 1 Il 1 1 N11 ll 111 xlyl 111 1 NI ll ll Page FO7fljN171C Junior Sodalit Lwfl to R1 ht N.-nsei l'ly Nlilllllll mr o o y lf In hrs flrst year rn the eapacrty of moderator of the Junlor Sodalrty Father Harold j MeAul1fle bj helped make the 1946 4 school year a very frurtful one rn sprrrtual as yyell as temporal benefxrs Brll Flynn served as Prefect of the junror Sodallty Frrst Assrstant Prefect yyas Bob Rrehter and the Seeond Assrstant Prefect vyas Ed I'1l1pp1ne Frank Cabrrllrae and Don Connolly frlled the posts of Secretary and Treasurer respeetrvely One of the prmerpal soeral aetrvltles of the year yyas the bodallty sponsored Basket Ball to honor the Varsnty squad Speeral eredrt rs due to joe Conlon Chairman of the bOLldl Qommrttee and hrs eommrttee yyrthout b arduous labor the Danee would not haye been posslble Other rnterestrne features of the year rneluded a talk by Fathe Wlll B faherty SJ a speclallst nn American Hrstory at St Lours Unrversrty and a frequent eontrrburor to Catholre nwagazrnes on Catholre Press Vfeek I Xlareh the receptron of neyy eandrdates to the bodalrty yyas held Besrdes the aforementroned Sodalrty Otfreers the junror Sodallty Central Commnttee eonsrsted or the rndryrdual eommrttee heads These vyere as folloyys Greg lNooney of the Euenarrstrc Commrttee Duck Iohannesman ot the Commrttee of Our Lady Ioe Conlon or the boeral Commxttee Drek Maleeek of the Apostolre Commrttee Dan Reardon of the Mrsslon Commrttee Bnll Emspanler ol the Publnelty Commrttee Tom Meagher ot the Parxsh Com mrttee Brll Reedy of the baered Heart Commrttee and Bob Gebken of the Commrttee for Vrsrtmg th Srek MODERATOR UNDERCLASS RETREATS The Annual Underelass retreats for the Sopnomores and Iunrors yyere held as usual rmmedrately preeedrne the Easter holrdays Mareh wl Aprrl l and 'lo a bt Lours U I-heh boy these represent the three most rmportant days nn hrs sehool year a trme eompletely deyoted to the eontemplatlon of hrs past and future llle Lnder a neyy method the lreshman retreats yyere begun rn the .1 y all pt m lather 'lhomas lxelly 5 a teaeher t Latm and Tnelrsh at Breker Hreh eondutted the Ireshman sessrons yy lule lather August Mrller SJ .1 speeral student eonneeted vyrth the Sehool of boeral berenee at bt Louns bnryersrty took the Sophomore retreat Father Danrel Campbell bj formerly an Army Lhaplam yyrrh the Paratroopers eondueted the Iumor eyererses IR HAROLDJ MeAULIIFE SJ Page Fzfty S -- - .,,,,, lhll ' gnu. .' 2 ' u .,,, I-'rank 1':rhrilli:u'. 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T . .. - A . v ' erlj 11 , Se . 25, 11. 21 1 - ' A, ' - l rf , ' f A v '- - 3 - lv - 7 5 f y 'U' r Sophomore Sodalit I ul n rn 1 Kai linux The Sophomore Sodality enloyed a sutcesslul year both spiritually and temporally this past year under the diree tion of Fr Michael L Hindelang, SJ and the work accomplished will long, be remembered by the Sodalists and especially by all the other persons for whom the Sodality was a welcome benefactor lor convenience sake the Sodality was divided into two groups at the first meeting, of the year the divisions be ing, the general and the special the latter consisting, of about thirty of the more interested and active members Ronald Rebholz was chosen prefect with Pat Fleming and Fd lxohl elected as the first and second assistants jim Ruddy held the secretary s position and Bob Bardgett was picked as Treasurer The Sophomore Sodality sponsored many proyects all of which were successful A readings club was established in order to encourage the members to read the works of Catholic authors of this day and the past The books were from the collection in the Student Counsellors Room which was open for the benefit of the Sodalists every Tuesday and Thursday for one half hour sionaries whose reading supply has been practieilly non evistent since the be pinning of the war Each boy was required to bring at least five magazines MODERATOR and several brought reading, material in much larger numbers Short talks were given during, a seyen day period in the middle of the second semester Vocation Week by Fr Hindelang., on the three states of life these bring., the religious life the married and the unmarried The week was culminated with a holy hour and reereation night given by the Solality in the school basement A previous party had been given in the fall In the last months of the schoolyear a drixe was staged to spur the ts lagging, mission collections among the Sophomore classes A pennant for the classroom door was offered to the leader of eaeh weekly collection The measure proyed effectiye and was listed as another of the Sodality s successful proieets Fr Michael I-Iindelang SJ Page Fifty One L1-f to Rialiti Bu' :m-Il. 1-'lv iinu, Roll ul',, rl l, 1 llg - - , - ., . Y Y Y - ' v v T V ,A K . I . . . 7 . . y . ,. - , . , , . ' , , , .' , ' ' , , ' ' . - ' . . , . .. V Y. . 7 , . . - . V 1 7, . . Y . . I V . ' I 1' - 1 ' I A f - 4 A drive was staged in the first semester for magazines, preferably' of the news type, to be sent to Chinese Mis- , . . , ' , , ', ' e Y , i H f v 7, ' y , y - 1 . I l I I 1 ' m k ' ,, K , , ' - . 7 , ,, y . y .y. L . w 1 , y . A lvyv L Q . V, r ' sf 4 . 7 14 a Y 1 S Lf ' v ' L.. A A ' , . . fair, V . , , V - ss' 74 Y A ' ' - ' Y . A . reshman Sodalit A 3 I ln 1 1 1r1 hx Under the dlrectxon of Fr George R Toruno Sj and vuth the cooperatron of rts offrcers the Freshman Sodalrty has once agarn completed a most successful and drstrngurshed year of actruty Early rn the year the Freshmen chose therr leaders who were to represent gulde and unrfy the class Those elected were Trm Dolan Prefect B111 Murphy and Walt Fassler F1rst and Second Assrstant Prefects Bob Chxckey secretary and Ray Fogerty Treasurer After studymg parlrmentary law whxch governs the functronmg of the sodalxty the Freshmen were recerved February 3 Th1s solemn ceremony rncluded a sermon by Fr Charles T Hunter SJ the Act of Consecratron to the Blessed Vrrgm Mary and the recrtal of the Lrvmg Rosary The receptron was closed vwrth Solemn Benedrctron celebrated by the Very Rev Rrckard R Rooney SJ Thrs year for the flrst trme at St Louls Unrversrty Hlgh School the yy hole Freshmen class made 1 three day rctrclt xt thc begmnxng of the frrst term The purpose of thrs retreat vshlch was under the drrectron of Fr Thomls Kelly S vw IS to orrentate and grxe errly gurdance to the boys The ftcultx consldered thrs rs the best perrod ln vehrch to rnstrll rn the frrst ycar men the sp1r1t wxhxch they mll carry vnth themselves for the remarnder of thelr years at Backer Hlgll Much of the work accomral shel durnng the year xx IS centered rn four commnttees The Mlssnon Qommlttee encouraged thc students to mtke 1 generous contrrbutlon to the rr' ss n collectrons and also led the dme for medrcxnes md strmps for the mlssron frcld Symposnur' s on thc 1pp1r1t1ons of the Blessed Vlrgrn at Guadalupe lourdes Fatrma and the Mlraculous Med 1ls were held by the Marun Lommrttee Both of these groups were drrectly surperylsed by Fr Toruno The lxturgy Commrttee under the gurdmce of Fr T Kelly studred mcntxl prayer and the mrssrl Fr Gregory H Imcobsmcyer S rssnstcd the Eucharrsnc Qommxttee rn makrng dexotlons to thc Stcred Hclrt 1nd plrtlcrpatlng rn the Apostleshrp of Prtyer Mr I' C hrrstxan QT' lxcclcr SI Ind Mr Robcrr I' Mclinrry SI gnc brxcf txlks to thc sodllnsts lf therr mttflllgb IU thc chrpel II xxhlch thc llttlc Olflcc of thc Blcsscd N rrgln M try xx IS llso rec1ted Two socul grthcrrngs hnghlxghted the tctnrtncs of thc flrst yelr mcn The fxrst xx rs hcld on Scptember 74 and thc second on Aprll Il Orgunzcd gtmes bmslcctblll and fun nn thc rccrc mon room hclpcd to make both of rhcsc mghts grert successcs MODERATOR IR, GFORGE TORLIXO. SJ. Pam,F1ftu-TWU Slflission Societ i 4 1 nu ul 1 XV1th 1 weeks of m1ss1on eolleetlons eompleted 1nd 91580 don1ted so f1r the M s S 151on oexety has hrgh hopes of brmglng the gr 1nd tot 1l to S7000 by the end of the year Thls httle mentxoned org1n1z.1 t1on deserxes 1 gre1t de1l of eredlt for f0SI6I'll1g such 1et1xe eontrlbutlons The group eonslsts of th IN bx Fr 1mes 'I M6Cl1lD S I 1st 5e1rs don1t1on to the Prop1g1t1on of the F11th 1mo11nt1ng to S163 D0 eents per boy toget1er xuth 9177707 vwhteh xx 18 don1ted to tl1e le u F tt 0I'6'lgI1 Mlssxons I'1eld e Ill the htgh sehools 111 the dlstrlet xuth tt t1l cf 51938 07 Th1s tot1l 15 expeeted to be eq111led 1f not toppel by thls se IFS LOIll'I'll3L1Il0I1 Foe other spee11l eolleetlons xx ere held throughout the 1e1r These lneluded the Communnty Chest Drue the Tubereu losxs Drrxe the Turkey R1ffle the lN1lI'Lll of D1mes and the B1shops Europem XX 1r Rellef Fund Of these the Turlxex Drne llOIN, netted S130 for needx people of the L 5. MARTYRS MASS The Tereentenm Celebrmon of the Xl1rt1 rdom of the frrst Amer1e1n M 1rtx rs s ogu s 1n hms esu1t eom p 1n1o11s xx 15 obserwed 1t the Hugh Sehool mth 1 Solemn I-hgh Mass ID the eh1pel on Qeptember 76 Fr Rxelmrd R Roonex 5 xx 1s eelebrmt In 1dd1t1o11 the en t1re month of Oetober vu 15 dexoted to Ill essn eontest 1mong the entrre student hodx on some 1speet of the M 1rtx rdom Puqf FlffllTI1Iff : ' T ' A -I . 1 A ' A . V. , l , A 1, Q ' T 1 . P' . A 4, ln' X I ' X I 5' , xx 0 6 l.:-fI1oli14l1l: H.1-11 R , ,,,l':NK'lll'l1'll, Fi111'l1. Kohl. Moo-1, W 1 111-1'. H1111-11po1-1, tl'Nl:1ll.-5' l-'11'-I Rt-u,,, M: lnwlc, N--ary. Fillll. In-1-I .Xllll4'I'I, 4':1rl14lol1 f 1 - , 1 1 , ' - ' ' 1 1 - . ' - ' 1 ' '- I 22 1 ' n ' ' A l .. ' A. C lission collectors of the individual classes Qllkl is moderated 1' ' . '. 1 . xl. .1 ' ' 1 V 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1' 1 A f ', ' ' h ' 1, l v- T 6 Y A m Yr t 1 at 5 A ' ' 4' g - , . 1. . 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Q, 1 - I 'L A 4. .1 A . , i ' - 'it '. , 1 1 1' A ' 1 1 ' I Fr. l 'glklf V e 1 d ' V ' - oflcol tlucal Soclety I 1 I 1 lunenomng, ln its usual meonspxeuous manner the A olxthltal bouety of Batl-eer Hrgh mth Rex Paul A btauder 51 as rts drreetor kept the aetnmes 1n the Student Chapel runnnng., smoothlx throughout the 1916 1 sehool year Memhers of thrs little notlced org.,an1zat1on served the Prxests at the tvso dally Masses rn the St Iohn Berehmans Chapel and also performed their serwces nn the btatlons of the Cross and Benedretxon On one oeeasron Don Cole and A1 Hanmbal were prnrlegeed to serve a Requlem Mass at St lohns Hosprtal Though thrs group rs not organrzed 1n the same vlay as other Dauphrn extra eurrleular orumzatrons Frank Sehulte and lohn Ixouss the Saerrstans max be L165Cfl1DCL1d9lISO11lCE1'S Junlor SANCTUARY SOCIETY For the second year the Yaneuary boclen vuhreh rs under the moderatron ol the Ru P u A btauder 5 helped the Stutenr Boly 355151 1n the Holx bacrrfree of the Mass more devoutly lts memhers lead the Dxa log.ue Mass on Tuesdaxs and Thursdaxs and the Rosarx on We-dnesdaxs The usual pro eedure IS to hase one man at the pulplt and three men rn the haelfe of the Chapel rntone the praxers Members lnelude B111 lrnspanrer Fd lrllppme oe Morrlssex Harrx So1eals1tx litle bhea E1 Hllton Burke Shea 11m Nle rthx Dm Cole B111 Dae 1:4 Buerx. er Tom uxnn Boh behxxau, lohn Xiunpenast onx Correntn and 'Nel NlaeDmna1 zu-' ' . ,t, :.. .': -, 'J rs- . FFUII1 R xx N1-'1-In rp M rr- V, 1411111115 F1111 rr I1 lull Pflfff' Fifte1l'Ffllll' Student Counctl Le I to R1 11 Stanix I K rl 1 The Student Counc11 of St Lou1s Un1vers1ty H1gh School meet1ng under the d1rect1on of the Rev 1 J D1v1ne S has completed IIS second year of 1ntens1ve 3CIlVlfy Mou1d1ng a d1s1o1nted array of some seven hundred and fxfty students 1nto a compact and work1ng body the representatwes on the councrl promoted pep rallles campalgns and other projects concerned w1th the athlet1c and cultural orgamza uons of the school Early 1n the year these offlcers were chosen by the Student Body to lead the1r efforts Albert Hann1 bal pres1dent Ronald Hart Robert Bardgett Jlffl Bardgett Donald Schm1dt B111 Brennan J OBr1en Trm Dolan Donald Shea Jerome Daues Ned Plestrup Vmce Bommar1to B111 Da1ley Rrchard Good on Ronald Knobbe j1m McCarthy B111 Dale Don Cole Malcolm Dooley Donald Connolly j1m Luth D1ck Whyte Bob R1chter john Mungenast and B111 Flynn These members consxst of all the sodal1ty offncers and class ptes1dents of the flrst three years and all of the members of the Sen1or Soda11ty Central Comm1ttees and of the Sen1or Councxl One of the most xmportant undertak1ngs made by the councxl was the1r enthuslastlc support of the Dauphm Ad Dr1ve In order to further 1nterest ID th1s the record of each 1nd1v1dual class was posted on the bulletm board and contests were held between the four years Due 10 ma1n part to th1s fme work the dr1ve was very successful and netted enough adverttsmg to prmt a year book equal to the standards of the past Dur1ng the course of the var1ous athlet1c seasons by means of pep ral11es and posters the students were encouraged to back the1r teams Thns project too was crowned w1th success as the great roar of cheer1ng dur1ng the games proved Beat CBC' Wxth th1s cry on the1r 11ps the throng of students alumnx and the1r fr1ends tood around the g1ow1ng embers of the annual Homecommg Bonf1re Th1s f1re was the ch1ef means of st1rr1ng the sp1r1t and prep1ng the school for the next clay s t1lt w1th our anc1ent flV3l Chr1st1an Brothers College For many days wood had been added to the enormous heap on the mxddle of the campus and now coaches teachers alumnl promlnent members of the sen1or class and the football stars themselves urged the group to get out there and cheer The1r urg1ng was not 1n va1n for th1s bonf1re proved to be CBCs funeral pyre as the Cadets went down 1nto defeat bef0rC the alllmafed Squad from BaCkCr High Page Fifty Five O I -1- l : ' 411: ..., Fas-1-r. 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' 7 9 . , .3 , . 7 7 7 7 V . . . . . . , Cllnifversit Prep News EXECUTIVE STAFF 14 A dec tde of yournahsm ptr excellence ended here it St Lours U I-hgh with thrs years edntron of the Unrversrty Prep News The Edrtor of Volume Ten was james McCarthy who succeeded to the post from the job of sports edrtor which he held last year Followmg ID hrs footsteps th1s ye r nn that lmportmt department wts Btll Elnspmter 1 junxor of extraordlnlry 1b1l1ty The rest of the executrye staff chosen by McC,1rthy Included Bob Sh tughnessy the Assocrate Idltor Dlvxd Dempsey News Edrtor 1nd the Assxstmt Izdrtors james Irwm xck Goebel Francls Schulte md oseph Neaf As he has every year s1nce the brrth of the Prep Arun the Reverend Ioha I Dnme S acted once ISBIH as ftculty mod erator for the pubhcatrons Whrle McCarthy superused the oyerall wrrnng md makeup of the piper he also took t1me out to wrxte hrs own column Around the Campus an Informal commentary on the athletrc teams yarsrty and mmor whrch agam proved to be one of the most popular IH the paper MODERATOR Shtughnessy hrs rrght hand man dtrected the edltortal page whrch featured as In former years conclse up to the mrnute edrtorrals and other features found of Interest to the student body Among these were Senxor Spotlrght whrch was alternately penned by james Darst Ind jack Goebel Vfhat Not Shtubhnessys own Crrnque of the entertunment world and Book Shelf Brlefs a llterary rey 1ew whnch w IS w rrtten by Duc Dempsey 1nd Ioe Ne1f On the brck pxbe of the U Prep News wts prrnted Along, the Corridors Responsible for thls old sttndby were Bob Shtughnessy Ind hrs rblc tssrstmt Dnck Mtlecek FR JOHN I DIVIINE SJ Page Fzftu Su' I , -.. , ,I l' V V I I r' II 'At l.4'l'I lu Rishi! 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Staff It nw Iames XIeCarthy rwtrtzre Fr 1101 Robert Shaughnessy 4 :for Day 1d Dempsey rr fn XX nlham Elnspanxer james lrwrn 1 1 zmz F rt r john Goebel lraners Schulte loseph Neaf 1 Spam fanny joseph Conlon ews Reporters 'Nl Shlelds I Darst I O El Ruoff I OBrien P Dams B R1ley E lllxpplne lxonnele P Ions Melalpnn I Marseh D Herrles logerty l Gewhardt I be uler lerrara Potrereer T Xlaneelsdorf SMH I'lrolu,,rt1pl1ur Thomas fhanues McLaran Sawyer The Sports Department was under the dtrectnon of B111 Ernspamer who eontlnued thxs year ln the nllustruous steps of hrs predeeessors bwetnam Walsh and XIeQarthx Hrs capable asslstants mcluded .Ioe Conlon Ed E1l1pp1ne El HILZQIUS and Pete Tons The paper s act1y1t1es reached a capprnr, elrmax rn the xery last rssue of Xolumt Ten when the staff put out an ereht page edltron eommemoratmg the tenth h1rthday f the Prep News In lf were eontamed pletures of all the past editors and glowmg accounts of the Prep News prog, ress through the years under the ,eurdanee superyxsmon and patlent drreetron of Er thn I Dnme SI Extra honors were heaped upon the Prep News w hen four of 1ts mtmhers mented a total of 6 honorary l-eys ln the Star Tlmes press eontest of last Xlareh Bob Shauph seetlons of the eonte-st lrnspamer plated flrst rn Sports Artleles and reeeryed an honorary mentmon nn Interviews Nlefsarthy frnrshed seeond to Emspanler ID the bports Artreles dnnsron and Daxe Dempsey toole a tr1o of plates hy hnrshxng seeond rn News Stones thnrd ID the eolumn LllVlSlOI'l and fourth rn the poetry eompetltnon A fxfth wrnter from Baeleer H1gh Ronald Hart plaeed hrst nn the short story ellYlSlOl'l of the same eontest H IS not affrlr ated wxth the Prep News The wmners eaeh reeexved honorary gold keys of mernt for therr aehlevements NEWS STAFF Left I1lliI hl Rule Row Pon H1 ul I-lllpmlu Dam l'oIIl1-r Nu lixlm Ruoff Kflhmle lwlrull Hfllll sm hultt Iloln rtx ln hh nd! 1-1r1 Row slwur frBrnn Nitlunle Nilllllll Nlfltlmn tonlon Xfaf would ONUI hhmuv X111 trthx Page Fifty Semen jf - ,,,--,-,----,-,,,-,v, V' A ' I ' - I ' -- I ' . . 1 ' Q' Ag ' J' A e..,..,..e,.. 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The Dauphin IIR 1 For the twenty fourth trme ID the htstory of St Lours U Hugh School a class annual was publlshed thrs year and respectfully dedrcated to our three mtreprd men of God Fathers Wrlltam F Hendrrx Francrs G Benolt and Thomas Smrth each of whom celebrated w1th1n the space of a month h1s frftleth anmversary as a member of the Soc1ety of esus The Edltor of thns publxcatlon IS ames McCarthy a member of the cltss of 47 whose outstandrng efforts last year as Sports Ed1tor of the Dauphin earned h1m the top post of thxs years book Succeedlng htm as Sports Edxtor lS Brll Emspamer a junior of outstandtng mer1t It was these mo IU close lralson wrth Fr john Dlvxne S who were respons1ble for thus excellent chronrcle of school actxvlttes for the year 1946 1947 McCarthy chose two Assocrate Edxtors to a1d hrm Bob Shaughnessy and Dave Dempsey whrle the post of Asststant Edntor went to james Irmn The staff was completed wrth the addmon of the four edltorlal asslstants ack Goebel joe Neaf oe Conlon and Ed Hlggms all capable wrlrers Whrle the gurdrng lrght of therr efforts was of course to produce EDITOR a year book accurate to every detall rn regard to the Senlors under classmen sodalttnes organrzatrons athletic teams and so forth the Dauphm staff took the trme and patrence th1s year to go one step further and demand of themselves and thexr subordmates not only thorough exactness tn the annual but also vnrmng of a superlor cahber To further carry out th1s plan xt was decxded to ltven the makeup and streamlrne the book as much as possrble thus achrevtng a more attractive annual Another pubhcatxon the Chrnstmas Dauphm was put out thrs year and featured as nn prevxous edltlons the lrterary talent of St Louzs U Hugh students The magazlne consrsted of short stones essays poems and the lrke mth the predommattng theme that of Lhrlstmas tmes McCarthy was appomted Edltor and was asslsted bx Bob Shaughnessy Wxlllam Emsptnxer Iames Imm Daud Demp seg, md oe Neaf ' The adwertrsmb and busmess managers for both the Dauphm . Annual and Chrxstmas Dauphln were Francns T Schulte and Harm Sokalsky asslsted by Leo Wever On thenr shoulders fell the burden JAMES McCARTHY of securmg, ads and managmg the busmess affalrs of the publxcttxons Page Fzfty Ezght Lvf n isfhl: Bat-k Huw ,,,, liiagins. Gm-hr-1, Voulnll. St-lnullv. Ne-nf, Fror 1 RllNY,,--lll'Hlll4!'X. Sll2ll1Llllll4'NNj Mvl,'ut'tIny, ElllFli2llll4'l', lrum. ' . . , 4 1 7 - - . J . J . , . 2 , A K - Q 1 , . 1 ' , l . . , . ., 1 4 U . . Y. , . . 1 J , , J , , . , . ' 1 s a - - 1 l I v . ' 6 Y l t , . . . . I . , v v 7 1 ' 4 1 . I Y . Y . 6 I , s ' . . 4 -t l , ' .IL , , I Q K , 4' - ' '. 1 . 4 ' . . ' - X '. a J . . X 1 l D l ' . t 7 ' . A 4 V . s L ' ' V ' 7 U , . Y t 4 . Y . . 1 , CBellarmine Forensic Society The much-accomplished Bellarmine Forensic Society of 1946-47 entered the forensic fray under the leadership of sev- eral of its veteran speakers, Elected at the beginning of the year were Edgar Farmer, president: Francis X. Cleary. vice-president: Ronald Rebholz. secre- tary. and Ed Herson. treasurer. Among the years accomplishments were Clearys capture of first place in original oratory at the Missouri State High School tournament of the National Forensic League and the Debate Teams victory in winning the St. Louis District Debate Cup. The Backer speakers also won all three tourneys of the Catholic Interscholastic Speech League. Moderators and advisers in the various forms of speech endeavor were Fr. Albert F. Coomes. SJ., radio and extempora- neous speakingg Mr. Richard F, Smith. S.-I.. varsity debatingg Mr. F. Christian Keeler, SJ., oratory: Mr. Roland Reich- OFFICERS l.r-Il lo Iiialilg Slllllllllll. ..,,l'illI'II1I r rr-ar.-rl--u-Rr-hholz, 11'-ary. Hr-r in muth, serious interpretation and humorous declamation. and Fr. Harold McAuliffe SI lun or debating. Lvfl Io liirlili I-Iil Farm:-r. Jim Tlirvklllll. Frarlk V14-ary, Ronalil Rf-hlolz. Page Fifty-Nine CDebating oxxlm r 1 uholl The Bellarmme Debaters completed 1 successful 1946 17 speech se1son by conquering .tlmost all opposition they met Under the mentorship of Mr Richird F Smith SI Ed Ffirmer md im Dowling on the negfztixe telm and Fr tncis X Cleary and Ronald Rebholz on the iffirmattve team debtted the question Ixeinlzea' lbat Ibc fccfcnll gnzernnzent iball pffllllfe complain mccflctzl mrc or all LIUALIII af pzrblzc expcme The Dauphin Debtters surmounted 111 opposition in numerous preliminary individual debates ind tourmments the negitixe term Farmer and Dowling not losing my of its debates 1nd the Qffirmative team losing but tvwo The vxrtmglers then entered the debite tournament xx hich vias held on lfrnulry 17 and 18 at Southern Baptist College in Boliw ar Missouri Ftrmer and Dowling von all three of their debates agfunst Spring field Clbool md Commerce of Ol'Cl1l1OITl1 but then fell to Purdy md Independence thus ehmimting our terms it the end of the semi fmils Rebholz mis yudgjed one of the four best speftkers it the tourm Follc ming, up the Boliw ir mcet the Diuphins r prekcnted St louis U High it thc District Uebttc 'lourntmcnt hcld tt Webster Crroxcs High School or Fefruiry l7 Ftrmcr ind Dowling clinched both of their clebites in the tourntmcnt while Clelry md Rcbholz won onc tnd lost one Thus the Belllr men vson thc District Debate Cup ind xxcre mrde chgiblc for the Stttc Dcbitc Fimls on April l8 The V trsitx Wrtnglers etsilx deferred ill CI SL tcims md tgun ctptured first pllce JUNIOR DEBATERS The unior Debaters spent thc Qrettest pirt of thc tltbitinu seison in prepirition for next xeirs bouts Edu ird Herson Willitiru C trlcton linux M tr cns ind vblllllllli Riley the junior viringlers tttended sex er.1l non pr tcticc tourhimcnts tmong xx mich xx is thc Southern Biptist College Debxtc Mect in olixir Missouri on mum l tn P11111 Slftu 1.4-ft lo Rishi: IJ ' ' gr. 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Slocutlon The members of the elocunon drylsxon ORATORY CHAMP of the Speech Soclety of St Lours L Hlgh School haye met vt 1th unusual success un der the dur ctron of Mr Maurrce Hollo xx ay SI rn the earller part of the year md Mr Roland Rerchmuth S rn the 'N l ter part ln Ser1ous Interpret mon Ronald Ayl xxard placed f1rst and fourth ID CISL tournantents and Edgar Farmer took exghth and fourteenth place ln the same tournaments In the state tournament ldgar Farmer placed second IH Dr xmatlc Declamatron hrs plece bexng A Came 0 chart Wlth a prece entttled Green Par mms Ron rld Aylw 1rd took second pl tce nn the stxtc tourntment follow ed by Don Connolly who gaxe fjil the flmzbczrzz A If 1 rncl The Kzfhzfzzfufzyz Aylvn 1rd nlso placed ln Ser1ous Decltmatton mth 1 speech entltled Beyond The Luft Mzle The Elocutlonlsts were responsible for many of the po1nts whlch vnon for the school second place rn the NFL Sttte Meet IXENNETH UNCH Humorous Declamatlon speakers also were Mlchael Grllen and Edu ard Frllppxne and Radlo Speak me xx IS done by Robert Cummlns and Edu ard Eyerman The junlor Elocutronrsts competed rn the ennrngs Freshman Sophomore ennrngs Hlgh School and Normandy Hxgh School Invrtatronal Tournaments The Jr Elocutromsts were Don Shea B1l1R1ley B111 Klckhtm Bob Rees Ray Lonergan ohn Marsch Don HCfbl2., B1llH1lsman Rees wts noted for hrs pzecc Beyond ilu Lum! 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N1 mul Har on Nu mhoxx lu N14 Nl :hon 1 nl: lllll Page Sixty One ELOCUTIONISTS Rat EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING 1m Dovslmg and Ronald Rebholz upheld the name of Backer H1gh rn Extemporaneous Speakmb for the year 1m Dowhng placed second th1rd and second respecnvely ID the three CISL tournaments of the year whxle Ronald Rebholz took f1rst seventh and flrst place respectively m the same three tourna ments In the State Tournament Dowhng took second place and Rebholz placed s1xth Through the efforts of these two boys the school was '1VVlI'd6d the CISL Extemporaneous Speaklng Trophy H xx XI Paqf Surry Two Qmtor tio R1 S llllllll Il rmfr N mu e R x Cumn 11 X im I' r on The Bellarmine Orators were extremely successful 1n their competition during the speaking season Francis Cleary placed first in the original oratory finals at the Missouri State High School Speech Tourna ment at Warrensburg March 6 7 and 8 Following close behind Cleary was Ken Finch who placed second rn original oratory and first in non original oratory Clearys piece was entitled The 07213 Road 1nd Finch gave Patrick Henrys Oratnon in the non original division In addition to the state meet and the minor tourneys leading up to it the orators together with the other Backer speakers captured first plrce in all three Catholic Interscholastic Speech League Tournl ments At the first CISL meet Finch took first place in original oratory and Cleary placed second while at the second meet Cleary took first place knocking all of his opponents out of the running At the third and llst CISL meet Finch lgun pl tced first in originxl orrtory and Cleary placed second lee McM1hon took second place in non original orfrtory Also carrying the Bellarmine Orfitory Banner was oe Morrissey who spoke in the non originll division DEBATE COACH MODERATOR Ken Finch represented the entire state of Missouri in the Nation 11 Forensic Leagues national tournament which vms held at ennings this year in both the original ind non original ortatoty divisions This is the first time that a student from St Louis U High gained a berth in this tournament Finch was judged eighth in each division. with tvuenty-three states being represented. Mr. Richard Smith SJ. Fr. Albert F. Coomes S1 Page Sixty-Th ree Clhdio Speakers In Radio Extemporaneous speaking Robert Cummins and Edward Eyerman rep- resented the school in the three C.l.S.L. tournaments of the year. Robert Cummins placed third, ninth and fourth in these tournaments while Edward Eyerman came in sixth third and second respectively For the years average St Louis U High School placed first leading all other schools that competed in the CISL tournaments There was no Radio dnision in the State Tourni FHCUF t lo ri i In ny 1 l- umu Iummms Hcr on INTRA MURAL ELOCUTION In order to foster the art of Public Speaking in the school once more the Bellarmme Forensic So ciety sponsored an intra mural Elocution and Oratory contest In Freshman Elocution the finalists were Darst Hilsman Pfeifer Rees Campbell and Martin Non Original Oratory finalists were Gross Martens Raemmerlen and Hereford The Sophomore Elocutionrsts who reached the final round were Schmidt Lonergan OSullxvat1 and Mueller The tournament was run through the Speech Classes in the first two years SREECH RECORD FIRST C I Q L TOI RNAMENT THIRD C I S L TOI RNAVIENT I' Kenneth Finch First Orzgmal Oralwy Francis Cleary Second Kenneth Finch lirst Francis Cleary Fourth 01 1g171df Oratory N011 0111111111 01111011 Yumrn 11114 rpreta1m11 111171101 IIIIJ 1l1IL7f776fd!10ll Ixtc 111pon111t our Spcakfug, Radio 51741116111 CONDK ISL TOI Oflgllldf Omron XU111 Or1c111a1 Ovamrx 541111111 1111t1p1t1111m11 l111111n1n11r 1111up111al1f111 Fx1c111p11m11u111t Speaffnf, Rmffo .Sf7LdfIIl1, R Lee McMahon Fourth Ioseph Morrissey Ninth Ronald Aylvxard First Edgar Farmer Eighth Michael Glllen Eighth l'dyyardF1l1pp1ne Eightcenth Ronald Rcbholz First Robert Cummins Third Eduard Eyerman Sixth NANIENT lrancis Clcary lirst lxenneth ltnch Third Lee McMahon Seventh Ioe Morrissey Tenth Ronald Aylxxard Fourth ldgar larmer lourtecnth Donald Connolly Sixth Michael Gillen Eightcenth Eduard Dowling., Third Ronald Rcbholz Seyenth Idvnard Fycrman lourth Robert Cummins Ninth N071 Oflglildf Oratory .Scrmln 1111erprr11111r111 1111111r1f1111f 1111erpre1a1m11 1 x1e111pnm11er111J Speairw Radio Spcaf111,g Lee McMahon Second joe Morrissey Seventh Ronald Aylyyard First Edgar Farmer Third Alphonse Schvutalla lifth Donald Connolly Eighteenth Ronald Rebholz First Edward Dovtlrng Second Edvard Eyerman Fourth Robert Cummins Seyenth I' L STATE T01 RN ANIENT Oflgllldl Uralnrm N011 Ofllgllldf Omlrux Sc flflllf 11111 rprt 111111111 fllllllllffllll' 1111crp1eIa11m1 I x1e111p1m111c1 111 Speairnr Page Srrfu Four lrancxs Cleary First kenneth lunch Second lxenneth lunch First Edgar larmer Second Ronald Aylyyard Fourth Ronald Aylyxard Second Donald Connolly Sewcnth Iames Dowling, Seconl Ronald Rebholz Sixth 7 . 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It also included Ray Lonergan, joe Conlon, and Gene Martens. Mr. Richard Smith, SJ., was respon- sible for the sound effects, and Bob Vonderhaar for the lighting. For their second major presentation of the year, the Guild chose a delightful little comedy-farce, by Mr. Robert J. Imbs, SJ., called French Omelet. The play, a one-act drama, is a hilarious satire on Holly- wood Cast in leading roles were Fred Wehking ack Kersting and Don Connolly The supporting cast included oe Conlon jack Buhr Bill Riley Dave Dempsey Ray Lonergan Don Bauman and Frank Cabrilliac Fr Meehan produced and directed Mr Keeler assisted and james Nauert helped out back stage with makeup etc Both plays received favorable notices from the critics Back Hx i fo o Flrt R llw Nic all in Dr Page Sixty Seven . , J , . J , , , , , , . . , . , - , . . If-fl to iRi.:hI.: ' -' ww - .... Hunan, Szmyr-r, Vuiuininss. ' nl n, Maxim-leiiorf. Second R,ovr----Fini-h, Mi--sine . S-I lllliil1f'l', Dale, Baumann, Campbell. 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A Al 1 1 1 1 Librar Association ll ul :xx yxxnr lu 1 loxx A x The road to glory defmrtely doesnt start at the lrbrary door, but the trarnrng reeerxed there by the mem bers of the Lrbrary Assocutron vxho h we contrlbuted thelr trme and energy unheralded to rts smooth operatron mrght well surpass any grven rn other organrzatrons at St Louxs U I-hgh Thrs years group was gurded by the able drrectron of Father leo A Gunn S and had as 1ts lrbrarxan M1ss Marv Dundon who IS completmg her thrs year Frank Scherthxuer, a capable Senlor member of the Bookmen was elected to the offxce of presrdent of the Lrbrarv Assocratron by hrs fellow members at the clubs rnaugural meetrng held rn early September Chosen to nd hrm xnxere Thomas Eb nues Vxet Presrdent 1nd M I lrm Slxxyer Seeretlry The remannmg members of the Lrbrary Assocratlon rnclude Pete Messrneo Brll Donovan, Gene Bosken Lee McMahon Ed Het son Don Rlley Brll Drake Andy Foster Ilm Malone, Albert llsthrreh Ronald Rebholz lrm Nauert ack Vetter Ray Lonergan and Robert Shaughnessy To further the purpose of the Ofglfllllflllli rt xxas deerded to hold perrodrcal meetrngs rt xxhlch current lltertture nexx trends rn llbrlry teehnrque 1nd so forth xxere dnseussed Sexerrl exhrbrts xxere also planned anl set up bx the members of the lssocratlon These rneluded dxs plus deplertrng md publrtlzrng Voutxon XX eek Llthollc Book Week and Crtholre Press Month others xx ere dex oted to Shakespeare Mus1c and a eommemoratory exhrbrt salutxng the brrthdaxs of xX71ShlUgIOH and Irncoln The Clmerl Club tlso sponsored a photo exhlbrt of prrze xxrnnrng snap shots taken around the school All xx ere herrtrly reeerxed by the student body Page Szfty Nme L4-l' fn Rlrhlz li: -4 lin ..,, l,om-razm. Bl----lm-o, Sfrlu-llllzqlxf-r. Su SI : uslnu-r-sy, N.lllI'lAl Frm! i e,,, Ho-livin. H--1-ou, Heil: hon. liwlwholz. Y4'lII'I'. Ilonovzm. l-Ilzmun--. third year in that post. It was at her rnstrgatnon that several hundred new books were acqurred by the library L . . . , ' . ' ' 1 - T , . 14 ' ' . gr , - 'Q ,Q 2.11 L . '1. ' A S A 9 - W YI 4 11 V 1 , J. , t 1 , . . V ' A T h 1 . ' ' V A ' ' L A 4 f ' 1 ht A . I ' n'- 1 ' ' A . '1 ' ' 'J 1 Y v L Y ' w L - t V , ' ' L ' ' y , 'L ' . .' . 1 f 4 1 X . 'I I L . Com and Stamp Club v 'v f' B41 Row run fn 1-ln S lu Lan Lsnt I- our It x aunt tm Nlatttry Curltton Xe er Carrymg on rn the tradxnon of tts successful mceptlon of last year the Stamp Club of St Louts U Htgh hls lgaln concluded 1 season whtch even though unhertlded succeeded 1n fulflllmg the prlme purpose of the the ctpable d1rect1on of Mr Roland J Rexchmuth S the club members convened early ID the school year and elected the slate of offlcers for the ensumg season Chosen rn the top offtce of prestdent was ohn Slattery 1 lfreshmm of outstmdlng leadershlp and nommated to ud htm IU the offlces of Treasurer and Secretary re spectwely were Wrllxam Drake and rm Malone ARTISTS AT WORK f ngixzlgmlw POSTER CLUB In reallty only the baby of the school s organtza trons, the Poster Club proved far more capable than tts tender age warranted as rt proceeded to ,Wm thrrve heartxly followmg 1ts addmon to the extra currlculum of Backer Hlgh through the drllgent efforts and guldance of lts moderttor Fr Gregory H acobsmeyer S The Club xx hose mann ob yectne was to furnnsh 1 cretme outlet for those students who wlshed to mul themselves of 1ts ftctltttes succeeded not only ID thls purpose but xlso greatly udcd other fellow orgamzattons around the school by furmshmg them wtth free publxclty through the mednum of attracme ,f posters ik The members of the Club xx ho atded Fr jxcobsmey er nn dravung the x 1r1ous posters adx er tlsements .md other mrscellaneous art work done throughout the year were JIITI Wehrenbrecht Bull Dlfflex Pete Flrrelly Vlncent Flvnn Tom Ruoff , , ltclx Mcl lughlxn Phll Metgher 1nd Blll Whealen it 4 lt lllfllm XX lrznlm ll Paqe Stzcntty 4 B , ' - ' - -L M1 'ie 1-,fv.,ph4, 44 I,f-fl ln Rislnti a-1 ,,,, B 4, Hstoluzza. Willie. Dunkin. Xrfznry, His- bein Mtl-zlg. .'t'l 'ala ' J, ,' 'h. 'r C rx' .,,, M' l -, l'rt-1-ls-y, FI' -' . Q ' ' '. ' ' . 'JI , 1 ' 1 . ' t . , V 1 , ' ' ' ' orgamzatton, rn that rt afforded a cordxal outlet for the individual philatelic interests of its members. Under '1 - . . , -J-, ' 1 . C ' t , I - A Y ' ' ' . l V 0 C 'V 1-af -4.. ' f K ' ' t W , K . Y . . '.1' S - 1 V V ll . K L 4 V X X ' 1 'L n ' X f r- V I 1 'K 1 A v - I X v yr L . . V. - M Dv, . . . . Y ,, 1- ,I U Q - I I , K ' I Iff 4. R-ern' .1 ' -2 l Q A 2 -1 A - - Camera Club .Q l lx I 1 n X 1 mf N nur 1' Kegel SJ was one of the most actixe ones to grace the halls of B1cker High The Club which met every Friday xx as led by its sptrk plug President Dick OH1ll1ron in the mfinx social and business 1ct1v1 ties of the Club One of the features of this years club w1s competition between the D1uph1n shutter bugs and the Brentwood High group in 1 Photo Contest Other ILIIVIIICS in which the Photocl 1n engaged were t1lks by members on fettures of photogriphy 1 wisit to Rembr1ndt Studio 1nd the org1n1L1t1on 5 monthlv contests 1nd numerous field trips Serving as officers in the group together with O Hf1llor1n were Tom Ebmues Vice President D1ve OM1llCy Secret1ry 1IlLl im Ntuert Trc1surer Mcl aru Sm yer served in the c1p11c1ty of Ch11rm1n of tl1e Attivities Committee In opening up the yetr 1 contest V515 staged by the orgmizfition for the best Shots Around the Campus This contest which took pl 1ce 1n October vx 15 won by Bruce Ixiemmerlen The Noxember topic for pictures xx IS Nature Studies In 1nu 1ry field trips in which pictures were tiken for display MODERATOR in the school llbflfy took pl ice These hikes were in Forest Park and other points of interest ln Spring 1 trip to the Meramec River wts arranged In M1rch the contest with Brentwood High School 1115 lined up This NVIS the first 1nst1nce of outside competition on the ptrt of 1 St Louis U High Camera Club The xisit to Rembrandt Studio wls scheduled for April Among the other members five beside the officers 1re p1rt1cul11rly noted for their actnity in the club These fue fire Bruce Kaemmer len George Frein Richard Scarsdale Tom Hogan 1nd erry Phelan All in 1ll this h1s been 1 banner year 1n photographic history at St Louis U High This small but hard working band of students with the assistance of its moderator Mr Kegel, who 15 also 1n ardent camera enthusiast hws founded traditions on which the c1mera clubs of the future may look back with pride as the art of photography advances at Backer Memorial MR FRANK KFGEL SJ Page Set enty One , Z, ,r , . 111111 . ' I , 'Q V jj' A Y - T ,-. I Q 4 T X - -14 1 1 A ., - I K , , ' A . 4 . I -A l14lII4iH1:llI: li:11'l1 lou ,, ,. S1411-illizitif-t'. llull--, Fin--I1. Sluiilulitivte-y. 'ul 1' lfrotit lion ,,,,,,,, lfltlllllltw. ll 141111. G. Fiwiti, 151-111:-Ing l.1lll4, llolloiwiii. K.-1111114-11111. Nllllvffl H'.11l11-52 lm -1l11111- I-'1-u111,,,,.'1 , The 19-16-47 edition ofthe St. Louis U. High Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Francis , . ., ' A' ' 1 1 ' A' . , ' 4 A1,' 1- . A' '11 ,A 14' XA ' 1'A- 1 ' A ' ' 1 ' ' 1 A - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' A ' A ' ' '1 1 1 1 ',1 'A 1 ',1 1 A Q ' 1 i ' . A 1 A A 'A A 1 1 ' I 1 , i' - A 1 1 '1 , 1' 112 1 , A11 . 11111' ' 11 1' 1 A 1 1 '1 1 I 1 A 1 A . ' ' ' 1 1 1 . '- JQ Q Q . . Q . Q . .Q Q . Q 1 Q 1 Q QQ Q Q Q . . Q 1 . . Q , . Q Q 1 Q Q . . Q Q . V . A 1 . 'l l I 2 1 ' , - w L 1 w , , 1 f K g Q . , ' 1 . 1 .1 J . , ' 1 . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 A ' Ae A ' 1 . A V 1 - y I ' 'A A A 1 , . ' A 1 QQ . Q Q . 1 . Q 1 1 1 . . , , ., 7 - Syflotlters' Club rr is sl Z4 Ix rs IN rs lv rs Mrs Mrs IN rs It rs IN rs Rey ll lll lu I' ffl I ll IX i lil' I' C Wehkung, W H Klosterman D Heutmeuer A Osulluvan A Hannubal F Sheehan Leo Lyng Phulup Meagher Mauruce F Van Atlyeren SI D000 lx tu I1 unuauu Durung the year of 1946 4 the Mothers Cuub of St Louus Unuversuty Hugh School has once agaun shovyn utself to be one of the most essentual and promunent orpanuzatuons un the school Preruderzl Fur! Vue Preuzdent Second Vue Prerzderzl Reconlmg, Secretary Correrpondzng Serretary Aruzrtant Carr Secretary Treauurev Hzrlormrz Spurztual Dzreclor Whence Iesuut Educatuon yyas the topue chosen b the Rev Mauruce I' Van Aclceren SI for hus tall. at the furst monthly meetunue of the mothers on September 9 Socual aetuvutres vyere opened vyuth a Parent faeulty 'lea held Sunday afternoon September I9 At thus meetung., the purpose of yyhuch yyas to acquaunt the mothers and fathers yyuth members of the faculty lr Van Aclyeren spoke on Xour Boys Your Sehool and You The annual Com munuon Mass and Breakfast yyas held Oetober lu The Rev Ruclsard R Rooney SI Presudent of Backer Hugh celebrated the mass Next on the agenda vyas the lall Card Party presented October 10 un the geymnasuum Under the durectuon of Mrs C D Heutmeuer and Mrs Wulluam lxlosterman the affaur proved to be yery successful The Rey Iohn I Duyune SI outluned the Extra Currueular Actuyutues at bt Louus Unuversuty Hugh School at the meetuny, of lNoyember 17 Deeember 9 the past presudents of the Club yyere honored by .1 party un the cafeterua buster Mary Louuse of VUebster Colleg,e reyueyyed the lufe of Alune Meynell The speaker for the monthly gatherunu, of Ianuary lv yyas the Rey Leo Byrne vyho pave hus yuevys on the subuect Should Mothers Clubs Be a Part of the Councul of Catholuc Women The february I0 meetung at yyhuch lr Rooney spoke on The Traunung., of a jesuut yyas folloyyed tyyo days later by the Sprunu., Card Party 'lhus party superyused by Mr Iohn I lxehoe and Mrs Iohn N Snell yyas .1 remarlyable suecess On Ash Xlyednesday lebruary 19 lr Nan Atlseren bl jadlf. the Annual Day of Recollectuon At the next tvyo monthly mcetun,u.,s the Rey T S Boyy lern SDI ,u,.1ve .1 tall. on the Malyunu, of .1 Man and the Rey Leo A Gunn S I addressed the mothers on Student Counselunu., On May 79 and 70 the St Louls Councul of Cathollc Wcunuen hell theur annual conyentuon yyhuch yyas attended by members of the Mothers Club As We Wcuuld Haye lt the Senuor Tollues of l9i yyas presented May 1 at a party guyen by the Club for the parents g,uardu.1ns and fruends of the senuors The offucers for the forthcomung, year yyere elected a the meetunc, of May I7 The Communuon Mass and Breakfast for the graduates and theur parents yyas held on june l Soon after thus Iune 9 the Mothers Club of St Louus U Hugh closed uts actuyutues vyuth the unstallatuon rf offucers Beneductron .ml reeeptuon of the Clubs neyy leaders. Page Seventy-Tu-0 athers' Club john V Cassani Prerldent Daniel F Sheehan Fmt V1eePrer1de11I George Hannibal Second Vue Prerzdeul ohn F Klohr Seeretmg Philip V Meagher 771641111761 udge Edxx ard M Ruddy Hzrmrmn Lnder the elpable leidership of Mr ohn V Cassini the St louis L High Club h IS completed its 1nd Sons gatherings to honor x irious tetixities of the school The members of the trrck tennis sxximming and brseball te rms xxere honored October 74 The fe 1ture 1ttr letion of the night xx is the ippeirxnee of sexeril of the Wmmrld Chimpion Cirdinll btsebxll players On Noxember 71 111 the footb ll squads of the school xxere feted it 1 meeting it xx hieh morioi pictures of the St louis Unixersity Billikens Missouri Tigers footbill game xxere shoxxn Oxer thirty rounds of boxing enlixened the progrim of rnuirx 7v The referees for these bittles royal xx ere Brooklyn Tommy Sullix in former Featherxxeight Chrmpion of the World and Eddie Dlmes mother noted fighter The txxo hours of fun were folloxxed by the serving of refreshments in the cafe term The b1sketb1llte1ms both xirsity and minor xxere honored Februmry O Films of the 1946 World Series featured the enterrainment for the exening The next monthly meeting March 77 xx as attended by the mothers and flthers At this gathering sexeral speakers from the Bellrrmme Forensic Society grxe their orations and the Drrmatics Guild presented 1 one 'ret farce entitled French Omelet The most important and successful of the Clubs proyects xxas the annual Fathers and Sons Banquet held Thursday exening April 7-1 The featured speaker for this occasion xxrs the Rex Frederick L Zimmerman S former principal of Blcker High Mr Cassani icted as tolstmaster for the eyenmg The boat excursion aboard the S S Admiral yxqg sponsored again by the Club this year This gill ex ent took place on june D Page Set entry Three . . L -------------- ..--- - - --.A--.---- -----.-- 1 I .V I F A . I ! i I - , - 1 - ' 'L . 1 l ' . J . L ' . . A l. ' Y L ' ' eighth year of service to the school and its students. Included on this years program were many' Fathers' 1 ' ' ' '1 ' 1 ' A ' ' . ' 1 ' . 'A I . 4 ' . 'Q ' .. . 'Q 'z 1 7' 'z 'Q 'xg' 1 it 7 la 'L :'L . ' ' .. ,Q a. 1 ' ' ' 1 L ' 1 ' ' 1 I I A V D v I v I I - I , 7 7 L 1 v 1 ' ' ' H ' H ' ' 'L . ' i 1 ' , . ' I 1 . 1 A . f v r v - ' ' , ' , . . ff ' 1 ' 1 V v -7 ' , 'X L Y 4 V Y ,. , ll . Y . 1 . ' ' t 4 ' ' ' ' 1 ' A . ' . ' 1 t ' ' L . ' . ' ' D L V I lb L A 'L ' L ' ' , - , 'z '. . ' . e . . i lm L 4 i V l 7 L . I 2 1 7 efllumni Association I Illlff- The Alumnt Assoclatlons calendar for 1946 47 was undoubtedly one of the organnzatxons heavrest rn 1ts hlstory and gave defmrte lndlcatlon that the Alumn1 w1ll at least equal lf not surpass 1ts pre war prommence The offtcers elected tn thrs past anuary were joseph Weber 78 Pres1dent Robert Gutg non 39 Vrce Pres1dent Robert Gund 96 Secretary and john T1erney 79 Treasurer As tn past years the Faculty Moderator and Executxve Secretary posts were f1lled by Fr ohn Dtvme S Flrst on the agenda was the pncmc last August More than four hundred Alumm attended the event vthtch was held at Camp Don Bosco The next undertaking was a hxghly successful Testrmonal Dmner at the Coronado Hotel October 19 rn honor of the three Golden ubllarnans The dlnner was the flrst publrc appearance of Archbtshop joseph E Rttter rn St Lours Wrlltam A Durbm 34 was toastmaster Among the gtfts presented to the Jub1lar1ans was the Benoxt Hendrlx Scholarshlp Fund amountmg to S2500 00 tn gtfts from fr1ends of the celebrators The Wh1te House Retreat was made ln anuary by erghty frve alumnr The February meetmg hrgh l1ghted a revlval of the Senlor Foll1es of 45 md 46 wh1le the rest of the month saw Alumnt basketball games 'mth our Vars1ty and the McBr1de Alumnl and an Atom Bomb Symposlum 1n the gymnastum fea turrng Fr Edward A Conway S and usttn Faherty of the Globe Democrat ln Aprtl the Alumnl wut nessed 1 sneak prevlew of the Semor Foll1es of 47 The last leg of the years exents begm on May 1 mth a Day of Recollectton IH the School Chapel gnen by Fr Tom Kelly S The next dry the Sentors were lI'llIl3ICCl mto the Alumnn follovung the Annu 11 Communlon Breakftst A pxcmt on une 'Pl wts planned wrth Don Bosco agam bemg the slte One large undertakmg of the Alumm ASSOCIHIIOD was a presentatlon of a 1947 DeLuxe Plymouth at the une p1cn1c IH conjunctxon mth donatlons to the Scholarshrp Fund The automobrle was purchased through cooperation of Ost 8. Svs etnam Inc 600 S Ktngshrghvsay Collectmon of the donatnons began tn Aprrl and worked steadily through ull une 71 Chalrman of the entrre tffanr vsas hard worktng alumnus JLlllUS Meyer 31 Page Set enty Four L1-f c iflll: Robtfrt Gund, ':Hl1JllS0lJll We-lu-r, 'QHQ Robe-rt liu':'non. 'JSSIQ John Til-rnvy, 'QEL . . . , , . . , . K . - J , - V 9 - ,,, . . 1 ,, I . , . 9 s ' a 1 v J 9 '- v ' 1- ' ' ' J J ' s J . . , . . t . ,. V . Y . . . . . 4 , , J . . t t . . . 4 . , G , t t . y 'K . 7 7 . V K J , D - t Y Y. . . , . . . - V f . . , .Jr,. J - . . L ' . . , . . . V ,Q V , Y. Y - , Q Y . Y . . . . . V. Q 1 . ' ' J - 2 . , . . . . y . . . I L . . ,, , . . . . V V , V V . V . . J . . I . Y - Y . t - . t t t t - V , , . ,S ports A mayor role rn the development of a young mans character 1S played by athletrcs The darly lrvrng of the Sprrxr of the Mass whrch necessrtates the sprrnt of self sacrrfrce resrrarnt generous grvrng of ones self and devotron to a Cause rnevntably complements and ennobles partrcrpatron 1n athletrcs It can be sard that the Ideal for whrch the St Lours U Hrgh athlete strrves IS to lrve the Sprrrr of the Mass I ,fl X ' . , w' 4 ' -' ff la, ', f X J -. new v .. y 7 5 Le!! In Riglvlz Top mu ..--- f,,Dooley, Bogdan, Riley, Winkler, Kersting, Demmas. Tbinlrnu ,U ,H Beetz, Koster, Hirsch, Whealen, Flynn, Correnti, Elias. Semm! mu U- ,U Shapley, Meara, Williams, Shea, Ohmer, Bick, Webbe, Schulter. Fira! ro14-,- ,,, Meiners, Mclntyre, McGinty, Cole. Wintl, Hannibal, Holden, Lyng, McNay, Rooney, Hogg. .e, COACH UIQORGK HASSIZR Built around only five returning senior lettermen and a junior end, the junior Bills of 1946-47 came out of a tough eight-game schedule with six wins and two losses and a tie for the Prep l.eague crown. The Bills' only losses came as a powerful Rough Rider eleven administered a 25-7 drubbing, and a fateful pass gave St. Marys a victory in the last quarter. However, the men of Coach George Hasser had little trouble in beating the other teams in the league. racking up two shutouts and two verdicts by twelve-point margins. All-District End Bob Rooney. who acted as a fifth backfield man and divided the booting assignments with tackle Don Cole, held a big lead in the scoring race at the end of the season with a total of 52 points. Fullback and Captain Al Hannibal and quarterback jack Shea tied for second place with 2-i points apiece. At the halfback positions speedy Alack VC'ind and shifty Tom Holden proved invaluable in many of the .Iunior Bill touchdown marches. Although somewhat shaky in the first few encounters. the Dauphin line had sharpened into a sturdy. charging wall by the season final. Center Bob Lyng. one of the Bills' most skillful defense artists and Guard john McNay were the mainstays of the forward wall with john Mcllinty. Don Mclntyre. and Don Cole holding down the tackle positions. -lerry Hogg and .lay Shapley at guards. and Don Meiners and Tom Tombridge alternating at right end completed the line. Lettermen returning for another year include: Bob Beetz. Bob Bogdan, Tony Correnti. Marty Dooley. Bill Flynn. ,Iohn Meara. Bob Rooney. Mike Schulter. jay Shapley. Tom XVinkler. and Pete XY'ebbe. Page Sei-nity-Sir Ri ST. LOUIS 31 e BEAUMONT 13 The Junior Bills made St. Louis fans stand up and take notice in their first game with their arch rivals, the Blue- jackets of Beaumont. jack Shea. jack Wind, and Bob Rooney stood out in the Bills' attack that netted a total of five touch- downs. After stopping a surging jacket attack several times in the first quarter, jack Wind and Al Hannibal tallied for the Bills and the score at the half had the Hassermen lead- ing l9-0. Numerous fumbles and pass interceptions stopped the jackets many times when paydirt was near and set the stage for several Jr. Bill touchdown marches. ln the fourth quarter after a Beaumont pass had been intercepted by Tom Holden, Bob Rooney raced -'io yards for the Bills' last touchdown. The Jackets scored twice in the final frame for their only points of the evening. ST. LOUIS 7 f ROOSEVELT 25 The Bills ended a victory string of five straight over the Rough Riders of Roosevelt in their second game of the season as a hard driving line and single-wing ran rampant through the Bills' defense. Although the Bills led momentarily in the first quarter, the Riders quickly tallied twice in the first and once in the second for a two-touchdown lead at the half. jack Wind, star of the previous game. suffered a broken nose in the first and was removed from the game. This incident to- gether with the Riders' evasive lead combined to hold the Billiken offense down to a trot. Herb Hacker of the Rough Riders scored midway in the third quarter for the last score of the game, and the Hasser- men had suffered their only heavy loss of the season. Page Seventy-Seren 'Y l J J 1 aff' Z Q --A W g , PQQ JOHN McNAY BOB LYNG ST. LOUIS 12 3 SOUTHWEST 6 Two quick first-quarter touchdowns and a good. steady defense gave the Bills their second victory of the season over the Southwest Longhorns. After St. Louis recovered a Southwest fumble on the kickoff, Bob Rooney carried the ball 45 yards from the Southwest 47 to the 2, from where a Shea-to-Holden pass gave the Bills their first touchdown. After a mild surge of the Longhorns was stopped on the Bills' 20-yard line, the Hasser- men scored once again as Shea flipped a short pass to Don Meiners who lateralled to Rooney on the St. Louis 40. Rooney then galloped 60 yards for their last six points of the night. The Steers' only score came towards the end of the first half. when Byers scored on a plunge from the three-yard line. The second half was mainly a succession of punts by both teams with the Longhorns coming within the Bills' thirty-yard line on three occasions only to lose the ball on downs. ST. LOUIS 20 ee McBRIDE 6 The Bills took their first Prep League contest in the next game. Scoring I5 points in the first quarter for the margin of victory over the Colonnaders. Bob Rooney and .lack Shea pro- vided the attack in the opening minutes of play as a 24-yard run by Bob Rooney and a short pass by jack Shea set the stage for XVind's plunge from the three, Bob Rooney again scored towards the end of the period with a 77-yard scamper and the Bills maintained a I3-7 lead. McBride staved off two Dauphin scoring threats in the second quarter as the Bills twice penetrated to the McBride 5-yard line without scoring, A Sl-yard run by Tom Holden and a pass from End Tombridge to End Rooney gave the Bills their last score of the evening early in the third quarter, Page Sctenfy-Eigllzf JERRY HOGG DON McINTYRE DON MEINERS ST. LOUIS 7 - ST. MARY'S 12 A disheartening defeat and a lost chance for undisputed possession of first place in the Prep League fell into the laps of the junior Bills in the second loop game of the season. An old nemesis to the Hassermen, Corky Bellers, romped over the goal line twice for the Dragons, once in the first quarter and again in the fourth quarter to squelch a Bill lead. After the Dragons had held a 6-point lead for two quarters, Al Hannibal put the Bills back into the game as he intercepted a pass on his own fifteen-yard line and scampered down the sidelines for an eighty-five-yard touchdown run. Rooney converted and the Bills led momentarily. The deciding touchdown came in the last frame as a last down Dragon pass through two junior Bill safety men dropped into the hands of a South Side end on the 15-yard line. ST. LOUIS 19 - CENTRAL CATHOLIC 0 The first of two straight shutout victories was posted in the next contest against an hitherto undefeated Central Catholic squad with the Bills completing six out of seven passes, three of which they used to score their three touchdowns. The Bills' strategy of building their attack around their passing depart- ment because of the muddy field proved a smart move as long aerials by jack Shea and Bob Rooney took the place of their usual ground attack. A 50-yard pass from Shea was gathered in by Rooney on the 40-yard stripe and Rooney scampered 40 yards for the Bills' first touchdown. Then, after the Pioneers had lost the ball on the Bills' 40-yard line, Shea again connected with Rooney on the 5-yard stripe for their second six points. Towards the end of the period Bob Rooney, playing in a turnabout role, flipped a pass to Don Meiners for the last score of the afternoon, Page Seventy-Nine i i 1. - , I may S ai ' -ffiivu' - ,, i .-A TOM TOMBRIDGE '1 If ST. LOUIS 31 - DE ANDREIS 0 Five players stored for the junior Bills in the second shutout eontest as a ragged North Side squad. playing their first year in the Prep League. fell yittim to a powerful attack put on by the Hassermen. although the Bills had a total of 150 yards in penalties challted up against them, jack Shea, Al Hannibal. Marry Dooley, Don Meiners. and Tom Holden scored in sueeession in the jr. Bill touehdown banquet. A plunge from the one-yard line by Shea. an ll-yard touthdown dash on a fake reverse by Hannibal. and Marty Dooleys dash around right end from the mid-field stripe gave the Bills a l9-U lead at half-time. Tom Holden and Don Meiners both scored on passes in the last half and the game ended with Harry Xlfilliams advanting the ball to the one-yard line as the whistle blew, ST. LOUIS 21 - C. B. C. 6 The Dauphins bounced into a first plaee tie for the Prep League trown in the seasons finale with their arth-rivals, the C.B.C. Cadets, as they eoritentrated their attatk in the first half for three quirk touchdowns, lixtellent running by right-half Tom Holden and all-around performtinte by Bob Rooney put the edge on the jr. Bill attatlc, Bob Rooney stored the initial six points in the first three minutes of play .is good blotking by the Bills' forward wnill gtue -lack Shea plenty of time to toss .1 fifteen yard pass to Rooney who gallopped QU yards for the touchdown. Shea gaye the Bills another six points with .1 -l-yard plunge as the quarter ended. Bob Rooney again assumed the role of passer and tossed a pass to Al Hannibal in the end zone for the last store of the game for the Bills. NS? Q A On' Pug: Eighty CB Football I XXf'1th 1 ll O defe1t of 1 North S1de elexen the 46 17 ed1t1or1 of St IOLIIS L I-hghs B te 1m left the f1elds for mother ,Elf 111515 proud of their D l reeortl md 1 Prep ICISLIC C IIIHIIUIOIISIIIP Mr Frmlc QJIQDIIOHC scrung, h1S f1r5t 1e1r I5 Bee mentor e1rr1ed on the tradmon If B1cker Hugh of puttmg 1 stellqr B squqd on the fleld ITIIILYIII ID yurs to eome IS they eombmed to seore our half the Bees pomts Cc c1pt11r1s Ed Glbbon md Ed Hrdhtln OBr1en Mueller Connelly C1h1ll Brcnn1n Flemlng Guenther Iomstro I-hsenpflug, W'el1k1nf, XW1nlteln11nn Bogtlxn Hoppmm CJILIS SLIIFTIILII Dutlos BILLILIEIIIIU md Ixersnne tuned letters for the1r xenon plly Thelr onlx loss C1me If the hmtls of f1 fmt St oseph IC' UTI I OLIIS Lou1s I o1115 LOUIS I 111115 I.ou1S St Louls The Rack ln Revlew Qlexelmd St Ioseph Solclin AICBIILIC South S1de C B Q North Slde Page Ezghty One I SC ORING HONORS Hzur Lawton Ixohl Gans Bogtlm Dutlt S Hrdlltlu Ixerstme XX1nhelnL1nn ASST ATI-II ETIL DIRI C TOR NIR XVILLIAXI RFNN SJ 1,1-Il 1-1 H1:I11' 'l'oI1 Kms ,,,,.lir:1lz, Huy:-. 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High tied for first place with McBride High for the championship in the first C league in football, Mr. Maurice Holloway. led the team from the coach's position. In the single defeat of the year the Cees lost to a heavier Wydown eleven by the lopsided score of 55 to O, the only game in which the Cees failed to score In winning the Prep Title the Frosh elex en edged out South Side crushed Chaminade twice smothered C BC and drew a tie with McBride in a non league affair the Cees tripped the Spuds A C Bob Murphy and Wayne Mohr were the chief yard gamers for the Frosh vs ith Quarterback Tim Dolan tossing passes Besides these Bob adrich Pete Goodson Bill Dailey Dave Thomas Bob Chickey jerry Daues Holt Lindley Bob Winkler im Thompson Tom Bergin ohn Noel Paul Meiners Al Eschricli Frank Lebeau Bob Marx im Human Walt Fassler Tom Martin and ohn Schultz gained letters I'l 1 I It Page F1yhti4Tito . , . . 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Mxdgers Chammadt Slflidget Football lIrRll Top Rom Brmmnwr Klux Nhlfhell Thum Ni dA,llfI' halftln todfrr-s Harrigan NIrLau hlm Ian hau er' xIlI'dIlXlll1 O L4 urs Klmkhdnl Dau 'Nhddle Row arnule ook R off Frau' iff z L1 un Rlle Dnvsne Arrl Vlscontl 'Vic Lau hlln Fur tRou Huh Tamul Km: ur Fogffrly Andfrt Bonmurlt .lot Burke Dou herty Kraus P0 ltr Dar-st The Mxdgets of 46 have a record whxch should be envned by former Mute teams and one that future Freshmen elevens can set for the1r goal of gr1d1ron artamment The Mrtes wlth Mr Frank Kegel SJ at the helm boast a record of ten v1ctor1es and no setbacks The other clnvxsron of the Midgets the Lrght Mxdgets or Mosqun toes, racked up four v1ctor1es and one t1e wnthout a defeat Mr Thomas Hanley SJ coached the mndger mxdgets Lettermen for both squads mclude Creason Kaletta OLeary Thum Mntchell Godfrey Fraser Moranvtlle Klckham Dams Downes Vxscontx Nemer Flemmg Schlelch Bruemmer Arn Enghauser Scheetz Shea Croak Heggeman Ruoff Meagher Cody Barmcle Fogerty Foster Krueger Tappel Bommarnto Cook Burke Donovan Kraus Doherty and Darst A Mlghty Record Mxdgets St Roch Mrdgets Mldgets Mndgets Mndgets Mndgets Mxdgets Mldgets Mosqultoes Mosquxtoes Mosqultoes Mosqu ntoes Mosqultoes 3 8 St Engelbert St James Buder Mary Magdalen Sacred Heart St Roch St Francls Xavner St Roch St Ann Chrlst The Ku St Francls Xauer St Rose Page Ezghty Three SCORING HONORS Player .r Cambrxa Creason Meagher Shea Scheetz Kalerta Enghauser M nc hell Hegeman Croak Nenner Fhum MR FRANCIS KEGEL SJ Le-I 4 'gllz . 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CAPTAIN IAClx SHEA Gmml Bolw lxehtne the unlx regular mem r ot t e s th mps or 4 to return th1s tear was m1ss1n2 from the l1r1eup for the r1rst part or tht season because or sthnlastm d1tt1tul t1es and thouseh he plated regularls for tht settmd halt ot the season not ucn l1e eoul l lwtnst the season s ptr tenttge lar mer DUN Hmxexer 1 t1n1p1r1sor1 vuth other sthtms t1n s L ss s st1 sl Q 44 U I t INIYILI R14 Q s Lntet the r seastmn xx1t1 lk s ht tm the r N 11 rt 1 sttmrrng un tn ner t L W llflf dll' LIU XX ptunts stu IN was anwst tune ts n ul l11s netrtsr tt1mptt1tt1r Canter Gene thltrne xxl1t1 tn1s1tl t1e sus 1 ll mtr e arsity Basketball Although ll appeared at one t1me durmg the season that the jr B1lls vsere hound tor a Prep League Qhamp1onsh1p a late season slump 1n vuh1th they dropped sewn out of the1r last ten games dropped them to fourth 10 the league standmgs and gate them a tmal retord of lv suns and 10 losses The men of Georue I-lasser lost four of these names hx mar1.1ns ot tvto pomts or less xxhrle the teams uhnh reallx muted the B1lls were Beaumont Blevxett Rotnsuelt and Central Cathollt The B1lls poor shmung, on the hardwoods s tan Jus 1ttr1 u 4.1 ll 1 dc 1n1 t L 1 et 1 Q . t 1 IX xx tn t1e t 11s are town In onlx one 1.11111 d1d thu rfsemhle the btate ihamps 111 last wear that hemg the lr B1lls c1sert1mc utttvrx mer the Dragons of St NI rx S rf r m rx bouth N1de1 hs the score of fluff Ll L H1 LII' P11411 I'111I1?11 Fmt, tl11 year ' he ' ,tlyt 'h t-lt t Af' 'te lttk uf Axterlcnt-l player. 'ml 3il3ll-YY tu pl.j he lr hti 1 l ' I' 1 'l ' 't . I .1 .1 11- e lj K Q' j A 5 '2--25, he he .tate an , V 6 -K, A ly A , .Y s A 'V X 1 ,' . ,1t x . V ' l ' B1lls had .1 ut e ful 4-.1 n me halt the sth 1 mls 1 he l , 1re ' tw t1rl's,Al'l A1 n lycr- .tge -l ' .WW 111.1 lx. Qt 1 h l11r- 1 ' xml l lid li1l1l tutvlx the llfklfll ul the K' lw l- as he .'a3:el11 ' l1ttlA twer 9 11 s 1 4 jg IC 1tl1 tl -urand tt1t.1l ul Zlll . red. ' . Th. 1 A . 111 1 .tt f xv - 1 11 1, tm ' 1x1tl 2 . ltfrs. 'Klvf1 I sl' 111 Ed Hilton. senior forward. followed Weh- king in the tabulations with lO8 points while the Dauphin captain Jack Shea poured 89 points through the hoop from the right guard position. Juniors Mike Schulter and john Meara tallied 69 and 57 points respectively as the sixth and seventh men on the Billiken first string. while senior Bob Lyng started frequently at the center position. The re- maining squadrmembers. Bob Koster. Dick Roche, and Dick Bogdan will be back next year. All in all the Bills will have six men returning in 19-38. Though the jr. Bills did not win any cham- pionships, they gained two Consolation trophies, one for the Normandy Christmas Tournament and another for the Sub-Regional Tournament. ln tournament play the Bills won five and lost two. A two-point loss to U. City in the sub- regionals thwarted any possible ehanee the Bills hid of retaining their State C rown BOB KEHOE Guard IIR Htl Ku Page Eighty Fn e ' v 7 V ' f ' A Y , Lvf ,o i.'l1t: I-'rom Row,,,,W.-hltliiu, Kohl. Kerio., 51.1-gp, Hilton, wmilii-r. :4-t o ' .,,, liwliv. lionlzili. Elmira. I,y11:. Koslf-r CJLXIT XVEHKING. Collier ED KOHI-, I7m'zzt11'd ED HILTON, F0111 turf PREP LEAGUE With .1 record of 5 wins and 5 losses in the Prep League. three of which were lost by two points or less. the Bills ended the season in fourth place in the Prep standings. After maintaining a temporary lead on Sunday morning. February 2, the Bills found themselves in fourth place two days later as a result of a close 57-55 defeat at the hands of Mcliride and a runaway victory for Central Catholic. The Bills then ended the Prep season with their third and fourth consecutive losses as they once more lost a two-point thriller to McBride and dropped a badly-played contest to the Dragons, 58-50. The Bills played their best game of the season in the first St. Marys game. going into an overtime period for .1 2'-25 victory. NORMANDY, SUB-REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS The only consolation the slr. Hills had at the end of the season were two consolation trophies which they merited in the Normandy and Sub-Regional tournaments. ln the Normandy Christmas Tournament. the Uauphins suffered .1 first round defeat at the hands of lilewett. XY'ith the help of one Boyce Meyer. who dropped 18 points into the basket. the boys from lilewett had little trouble in scoring a 55-18 victory. After this defeat. however. the l-lassermen coasted . . . . , . . , V ,. , 7 . . to victory in the consolations with easy victories over Country Day. DO--51 Mclxinley. 5-4-- 1. and l'LllI'- view. I1-211, X' Although the Bills didnt get into the Regionals. they showed good enough form in the Sub- Regionals to gain at least a first round Regional match. After a -15-5-1 victory over Berkeley in the initial round. the Bills once again tasted the bitterness of a two-point defeat as Lf City barely edged them out by a close 52-50 decision, The jr. Bill cagers of 1947 then went on to sqaare an old debt and beat Blewett. 51-28. for the third place trophy. Pcryt Eighty-Sir St. Louis St, Louis St. Louis St, Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Si. Louis St, Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Season Scoreboard 28 WH38 U 20 ,,-,38 ,,-,18 -, ,50 ,,-,34 ,,,,4l J 1-39 ,-,,35 ,,,,34 N27 ,,,4l , 30 WW44 ,, 35 ,,,2iE --,30 ,-,29 --,38 ,--43 H, 30 ,--3i Central ,- Kirkwood ,, Beaumont D McKinley H Blewett .,,, Country Day Mr-Kinley -- Fairview ,- C B C De Andreis QN Nidej l'. Caiholiv , St, Marys is Sisley FBI' Roosevelt , De Andreis 1 Sulej Nh-Bride M, C. Catholic' ,, st. Marys is Sidep McBride H- Southwest ., Berkeley ,U Iiniversity Citi Blewett f.,, OHN MEARA, Ceuler. Forward BOB LYNG. Cenler MIKE SCHULTER Glfflfd Page Ezghty-Siren B Basketball IJ'fI Io liiulll: Slaniliii: ,,,, Hlzill, Davis, Bre-iiliaii, Eyi-riiiziii, Wo-liltiiiz. fiilvlmiis, Ks-r-liiirr. be-atv-il ,...,, Ruiliiy, Murphy, swliiiiifll, 5li'l.l1llJllllll. 0 llY'li'Il, Slit-4-limi, Fasslvr. With a record as yet unequaled by any Backer quintet, the 19-46 edition of St. Louis U. Highs B team left the hardwoods clutching a Prep League Championship, a coveted City Championship and an undefeated record for the season. Mr. Frank Gaglione serving his second year as mentor of the Bees utilized every bit of basketball ability concentrating on smart ball handling and fast breaks to end the season with an untarnished ledger. Left forward, Dan Sheehan played consistently fine ball pacing the Blue-Wfhite with 167 points, Right forward, Jim O'Brien fol- lowed in scoring honors with 114 markers. A CLEAN SLATE St. Louis ufaef 21 Kirkwood H St. Louis ,,.. 5l Beaunaont , St. Louis .... 32 Mcliinley W, St. Louis ..., 5' St. joseph ,- St. Louis ,,,, -l5 CBC. ,,.,,,, SL Louw 7755 NordiSnk -.,-,- St Loum --39 Ccnual Cadndm - St, Louis ,--44 South Side ---,- St. Louis fY.v 50 Roosevelt -, 5L LouB ,,,, ll ClBfQ ,.,.,,,,, St, Louis , , H North Side .,,, , St. Louis -,,Y W St. Francis de Sales St Loum --39 BkBrMe .--,... , St Lous VwV45 Cennal Cadndm - St. Louis ,,,, -10 South Side ,.,.,, St. Louis --ii 31 KlcBridt ,-, St, Louis ---- S2 Southwest - Page Eighty-Eight ,eff i 5 . .:'. ,, ',. MR. FRANK GAGLIONE ,,,,l9 ----l5 77 ----li ,---ll ----l5 ----l6 -,,,ll ---sll 77 -,,,lN --,,l' ,,l6 -,19 -,,-l5 ,,,,l5 ----l3 C' Basketball MR. MAURICE HOLLOXYAY, SJ. St. Louis bt. Louis St, Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis TI-IE Terminating a very successful basketball season, the C team of Mr. Maurice Holloway. Sul.. a small but deadly hardwood quintet. boasts an excellent record of sixteen victories and but two defeats. both of which were to McBride and the deciding games for the C Prep Championship. In finishing second in the Prep League the Cees amassed a total of 620 points while the sum of the opponents' markers amounted to only 247. Leading the Freshmen scorers were Bob Klostermeyer, who netted 171' points in 16 games, making an everage of ll points per game. Ed Gaus followed Klostermeyer with 93 rallies. Other letter earners were: Visconti. Grady. Mitchell. Drees. Daues, Lebeau. Heggeman. and Croak. FACTS IN FIGURES 26 Chaminade ,Y .sv- 16 -ss-12 Holy Name -..- ,H-l6 -,-ail St, joseph ,s -A--lb ---Jo C.B.C. ---Wd --- 6 ---35 De Andreis ..,, ---- 9 ---35 Central Catholic s ----ll --,,2-4 St. Marys ----- ----l6 ---JS2 Coyle ----- ---- 5 ----2Z C.B.C. ---------- ---12 ----4S De Andreis --fv--v U- 6 ,s,49 St. Francis de Sales --- -s . 5 WHS! St. joseph UV-H ,,,25 --,-2' Central Catholic -- ,--,l5 --V25 Chaminade - .A-- ----19 AME' St. Mary'5 ..., ..-- 9 ,,,,'15 Coyle --f-- ----lU ----2Z McBride -- ,UWZ9 1:2 McBride ,,.....s...,.,,a,,..,,...,s...... Z4 lin SlZlllillIlQ'--,,Tll .milf-d- f-,,,IJ Q Rixlil: ,vnu-, Bri-uiiinii-r. La-In-:ili. Iliily. Hi--Jw-in ii ri-i-N, lirzuiy, Ibiiui-N, Xiwiiiiii, klo-ii-riii s r trunk. Miivlii-ll Page Eighty-Nine Widget Basketball L1-ftlolilalil: 'Vogt Row,,,. ,,At1i11fi't. Vliivki-5. Sunni-. Eli-lvllly lizaruii-In-. lit-i--lo, H4-hIi:ii'1. Voiix. Imili-. PIM-ilk:-i'. fr.-li-y Miililli- Iioxs,,, Voirk, I.yi14'I.. I-'r-1111. Nlollll. 'illlYb'llJI. Svliuli-rl H'Siill1x'an1.limo-..Io-I.Fosti-i'..Ii-iiume Hoitotn ltimp, Shi-:i. Thom. Kziliilla. It-ii-tin-i'. Nou--. Svlii-4-lx. Si-liulz. I-'rats'-ig H2ll'l'l-iilll. As the sun sets on the 1947 basketball season and we wait patiently for the dawning of another hardwood year, we glance back at the passing season and see a record that does not quite parallel previ- ous Midget achievements but is still one to be proud of. With sixteen victories and seven setbacks the Mites finished off a successful season under the coaching of Fr. Thomas Kelly. and Mr. Thomas Hanley. Sal. Games were played every Saturday against grade school teams. Athletic Clubs. and Sophomore teams. The latter quintets defeated the Mites frequently and were the cause of the blemish on a good record. Boys who contributed to the victories of the Midgets were: Shea. Kraus. Harrigan. Bruemmer. Roemer, Scheetz. Thum. Chickey. Kickham. Nouss. Jennings, Boggiano. Monti. Frein. Schulte. Schulz, Andert. Pfeifer. Chivetta, Kalerta. and Cook. THE RACK IN REVIEW St. Louis ,,, .-,l 4 Epiphany -A,-v, ,,lU St. Louis ,H -JU Sophomotes 1' St. Louis ---lo St. httphens W. HZ' N. Louis - --ll Gargoyles AL. . 55 51. Louis My .LIU Vultutes AL. ,. 26 St, Louis -,, .422 Gargoyles AL. ., N20 St, Louis ,H -,-l5 Epiphany ,,,,,. 5 St. Louis ,NZB Yultures AL. Mall Q Sr. Louis -W M50 Sophomores , .,., H- was i Q St. Louis ,W -.,l-i St. Slargaretk ..,t lil 1 A St. Louis W, ,nll Our Lady ot Lourdes ,, ,-,l' J St. Louis ,HZN Marv Magdalen H. ,-. I-l St. Louis -.. ,Lllw St. Rose .,e, , S0 Sr. Louis ., ,Hlo St. Matitatets ' Sr. Louis . .29 St. Matgarets . ll N- Louis H- ---50 St. Stephens ,-, lo St. Louis --. 0,24 St. Gabriel ,,-,,, ll St. Louis ,V ---2' Nottingham AL. - -WZ6 St. Louis ,HIS CBC. ...... W l-4 St. Louis -lg St. Ann ,,,,,, 8 St. Louis --- ---ls Little Flower ---H 1' St. Louis --, Y--22 St. john tx james ,,., ,HZU REV. THOMAS KELLY. Sal Page Ninety Tenms Champs Q5 Trrumphmg rn all of therr Prep League encounters the tennls team l-lmlcy SJ turned m one of nts most successful seasons tn recent years the Btlls easllv overran all other Prep contenders to ttke the crown and All Sports trophy McBr1de Central Cttholnc tnd St Marys falled tm tally agunst the C BC mmaged to lose thelr s by only 1 l A powerful hard drlvrng offense and a strong defense were featured by Captam ack Goebel who together xxrth ack Burdetu represented the backbone of the squad Cyoebels polxshed game made htm an able con tender 1n tournaments ln the St Lotus arer Burdeau was at hrs best on the court when h1s opponent showed promtsc of takmg the mttch H also played a powerful glme and was capable of f1ne defenstve play These tw o made an rdeal doubles combtnatxon Goebel belng rnght handed md Burdeau left handed Leo Wevers speed and conststent returns together wlth promrsrng Sophomore oe Becker made the Brlls second doubles team as fme as any ln the league wnth the posslble exceptxon of CBC to whom they lost one lone match Sophomore Bob Galxano Bob Morganthaler and john Stewart carrred most of the load rn the sprung matches Tnese matches for the most part were played for the sake of expertence as upon the shoulders of these boys w1ll fall the responstbrltty of retarnmg the Prep Champronshrp next year Page Nmety One PREP RECORD Lours St Mary s St Louxs McBr1de St Louxs Central Cath St Lours C B C under the pllotmg of Mr Thomas Lostng only one match IU twenty tdd polnts towards the coyctcd Prep Bulls lostng thenr contests 5 0 whtle MR THOMAS HANLEY SJ O V, y , qu f Q ' 'f - ' vf --.-4 3, F y' M St. ' .......... ---5 ' ' 5 v . 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A-. 1 '.--.11.' 141-g1i', . 2. 1 CDefendmg Prep Champs TOM TONIBRIDGE JACK WOLFNER DICK SCHMANDT Opening the season the Bills took the diamond against Central Catholic and left the diamond seven nnnings later disheartened by a 3 7 setback caused by three unearned Central Catholic runs Dick Schmandt and jack Wolfner scored the Bills only runs in the first inning tallymg easily from third as the catcher attempted to catch other runners off base joe Buergler coasted along fine until the sixth inning when the Pioneers scored three unearned runs With the bases loaded and one out two wild throws on a ground ball by Bertrand of Central sent three runners across the plate with the tying and winning runs BOB ROONEY fTopl and JOHN WALSH One bad inning again ruined the Bills chances for victory in the St Marys contest oe Buergler filled his part of the bargain as he set the Dragons down without a hit but the Bills lust couldn t hit when they were supposed to hit nor field when they were supposed to field and consequently lost their second straight Prep contest Two walks and an error loaded the sacks with one out and then as in the C Catholic game a wild throw permitted two runners to score oe Buergler again started the following game with C BC and had an easy time in posting his first victory of the season Fifteen r Bills split eight hits as eleven runs poured across the plate in the biggest rout of the season Dick Schmandt Iohn Walsh Tony Correnti and Bob Rooney were the big guns of the Dauphin attack Schmandt blasted out a triple with the bases loaded in the first inning Walsh doubled m the third Correnti smacked out a double and a single while Rooney had three runs to show for three times at bat The following day the Bills opposed Webster and came out the losers by a 7 4 decision Although they gathered 9 hits to Websters seven and Dick Bogdan struck out ten Pioneers the Dauphins still couldn t over come a 4 run first inning for Webster Pat May Bob Rooney and john Walsh each had two singles apiece while Ed Hilton poled a double and single The Bills scored all of their runs in the third fourth and fifth innings This year the jr Bills pitching staff was built around senior oe Buergler with uniors Roy Strattman and john Meara and sophomore Dick Bogdan secondary hurlers The starting infield saw John Walsh at first base jack Wolfner at second Bob Rooney at shortstop and Pat May at the hot corner In the outfield were Tom Tombridge in right field, Dick Schmandt in center, and Homer Sheehan in left Tony Correnti, Leo Wever, jim Thomas, Scott Boland, jack Shea, Dick Roche, and Don Knobbe also proved to be Varsity material. Page Ninety-Three Slflmor Baseball x 1 i mill Itvt ll Q 1 I it 1 tml 4 Both the Bee and Midget btsebxll squads lDlLlgL1I'1fCLl their selsons unusutlly lite this year bccluse of the muddy fields which hindered pr tctice In their first two contests of the season the Bees split ex en losing the inaugural to Southwest 6 7 and winning the follovl up with McKinley 9 D Walt Fissler he Bees mound ace Mt Lavs rence Fl tnigtn S cotched the squad Because of an unusualls large turnout of freshmen the Midgets were mainly cngaged in gimes among themselves Fr Thomas Kellx S acted ts coach of the tetm l lx 1 P ruth l x P11111 x1iIlfIfFlJIlI O 1,-fi In Right' Iiollotn H-rx lf'.i--lt-r. IloI.ll1, H N1--5:-V. Volllnlu. Vol1lf'I'lz.L:u'. llrwlllvlizi, Sw! lllllv Vlu-i'r'y M11 - it ' Ib 'ith In-mimi-. hlzill. I. Shy-r. Hilkt-. H'-lvl.. 511--Ilwr, Ililflt-y Top hm , , 51. .-liter. Wt-hltiita, l'.i1-lrlip. 5l.r'x. Mohr, S4-I ill, 1.1:-bf-rlnzmn. Kzlvltzi A L' 1 ' 1 1 ' 'L ' L ' 1 i x 'L , Y . V .K . I Q . . . ' K Q A . V Ed Hrdlicka, and Wayne Mohr appeared dangerous at the plate while jim O'Brien gained distinction as I ' . . ' ' 1 1 1 , 'z . v , A . , 4 v 1 i v 1 . I hir-V R-ms vt . 1y 'lf, I'!-if-1' Hif-:um Iltilivnili 'IRM-tl llzrit- .I-t-I M-'l.it.. lit: Ni--will Lou Fr-ii. ntl-f ir! lilltg nt-tzlrq, H1'oiu1i' Ll l-Ip-'t it. Nlxrimillt lrnloy 'l'!iir-1 'ou Ntojl 5:H11.' X'-ta: Xr'1. Inoxxiiv- lnSiiIll'.ii1 Nlirtri lL,ii'm-la-. Kill-url H1--iii 'o ' Cox 4 iIi1lf:'l.4, N1-'ugh'-I' ll-Hint: CBoxing Nl mdin ri A vm Jru N s rin un rr rr Jun Lum 1 wi Jim Donahue luuelin u liaurh Tom fullm Jon Lawton Ion Datum: i I fll kra I ru J hu illl XY all. En hall Pr Pele Farrellw As an outgrowth of a physical education program the 1946 4 intra mural boxing tournament proved one of the suc cessful intra mural undertakings of the year Track coach and phys through three months of intense training, which began on November and the crowning of the eighteen winners Frank Gross and Joe Lawton were awarded the outstanding respectively Gross won his bout with Ed Gerold in overtime while Lawton gained the distinction be cause of his showing rn an exhibition bout with john Ring ln the novice division Jim Donahue beat John Gorman in an extra round battle Tom Drees out pointed john Janes, Ed Farrelly and Don Demmas fought to a four round draw john McNay decrsroned Don Rernagel and Tom Carroll gained the xerdrct over Frank Ross In the sub novice division jim Ludewrg scored a first round TKO over Paul Stenger john Schuler decrsroned Tom Klutho Tony Bommarrtto fell victim outboxed Bardgett, Walt a close decision in an of Bob Rauch Tom Collins Enghauser thumped over extra round bout with Paul Horn and Bill Cambria followed suit with an extra round conquest of Vince Bommaritto Besides these and Pete Farrelly became their prescribed opponents joe Lawton john Ring automatic winners since were not able to fight An intra mural free throw tourney was also held at the end of the basketball season junior Bob Barry defeated soph Ed Jacoby in the final round as he sank 1 out of 50 shots while Jacoby was net ting 25 ed instructor Tony DeF1lro guided 58 partrcrpants 2 and ended with the final matches on February 77 PHYS ED INSTRUCTORS X11 r Pram r lun and Tnnv DQFI I0 Page Nmety Fne , , l l,4-fl In Rishi: t I ,' : ' :,,,llill Vzmih X, T1 l Hs. 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HllIlllIl0'!NIl1l1'Ik, Iizuu. Sluls, .-Xu-11-1'I, Thlrni limx,,,,,1i1w-1-1'. Ilnll-vr:m. Slam-'lam NUNMAIIIX, Xvlllk4'll'I'. Vnzui. f'I'HXlll'j'. Mzuluwl--lurf. I1 Niuuhx Illlllllll lx llll Il 1 I I Fuu1'IhRfIxx ,,,, li'-znlyl Ca-Nuxll. S1-Iu:u1ruh+r:. Full'-r. Guns. .lzuirlv , . w Q , 54- 1 . .Af Page Ninety-Scrcfn I 4 urin- I4I'llllN , - -1.-.-A. Swimming Led by Captain Bilf Dolan, the Junior Bill swimming team ranked high in meets with other schools. Swimming alongside of Dolan were Joe McKenna brother of jim McKenna of na- tional fame jim Blumeyer Dan Reardon jim Reidy Bud Huttig Ed Eyerman Dan Sheehan and Bob Leonard The Backer aquatics finished first in the Blewett Invitational meet and at the same time set two new records joe McKenna jim Blumeyer jack Dolan and Bud I-luttig set a new mark in the 200 yard free style relay and Blumeyer Reardon and Mc Kenna topped the field in the x00 yard backstroke relay for an other new record ln the third annual ugh school invitational swimming re lays the Bills finished fourth in a field of ten teams Dan Rear don jim Blumeyer and joe Mt Kenna finished the 300 yard 1 to backstroke relal In record time Slxndm 1 an ui in Lmnirt while McKenna Blumeyer Hut kmphl, HIM, WM, tig and Dolan brought victory to the Bills in the 700 yard free style relay event The team would have fared better in the State meet b ut four men were disqualified for participating with other teams during the season They did relatively well though since the 150 yard medley relay team took first place in that event Following this the Backer swimmers took two firsts in the Washington University invitation meet These firsts were gained in the backstroke and medley relay events Most of the team members will be back next year MANAGERS AND CHEERLEADERS Two groups of boys contributed much to the success of Backer High athletic teams during the past year These were the man agers and cheerleaders who gave their time to the tedious iob of furnishing a team and leading, the student body in the cheering departmcnt Tom lngclhardt managed t e basketball tcam lohn Reich t e football tcam Icrry Healy te track squad and Iohn Gratz c baseball team lohn Glatt serycd in thc samc tapatity with thc B basketball tcam Thc thccrltadtrs were Willie Vshcaltn Audie lxnapp and Iohn Sthulcr 'yir l L lxet er orgtnizct tht club at L srtolthy r l lll I I lui 1 Puqt Ivmetu Ezyht V .Y , . 9 Y! 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LOUIS UNIVERSITY IIIGII SCHOOL wishes to express its sincerest appreciation to The jfcswizt and Loy 9cLcvu1,Ity and 1ts k1ndest wlshes for success to the Underclassmen THE SENIOR COUNCIL AL HANNIBAL Presldent JACK WIND V106 President HARRY SOKALSKY Treasurer CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Bob Gartland Gene Wehking Don Cole Malcolm Dooley John Mungenast PJO 7 7 7 , . are nv Hundred Seven Comphments of oullm Steel Company f'XfS f'5f'Xf'X Complzmems lumor B Durkee Oleomarganne M 81 C Products oo Nestle s Cocoa Products W Compllments of Sophomore 8 t K onald R J O O .,,,WM,, cccccscccscc , csososc ssssss W ,,,,. s cscsc cccs s ccscc , 3 A,,, cccs s ,,,,. , sscscsc occs , , ,, - ssss ososos , I - S E ' E E ,,,,,, ,fx ,B 5 'DurkeeSp1ces f 5 f 5 f 5 Y 5 f 5 Q K 3 I T Q 0 Q ssss s ssscs so ssssssssss s sssss so sssss c ssssssss,sssss - ll ll sssss ssss s ssss so 'svfvf A ssssssss +ssss i X . 5 s 3 2 gqqqqq C00 3 E 1 Q 2 illiam Brenn .v...... P 'd t 5 S Moni 'ff ........... S t y R bh I ......... T 1 f -1 gh Specify . 0 RJECOGNJIZJED SUPJERIORITY CRAFTSMANSHIP and MATERIAL PJOHIIIN o o 0 4 o o 2 X-7 , ff 1 ff f A x Q snsnwoniw. , f 1 r x, A ge no unrrn ' Comphments of VIVIANO SL BRGS Macarom Mfg Company 1022 N nh sf Cornpllments of jmmzzor E Compllments of Compllments of NEW YORK IIVIPORTING CO 705 N 6th St OFFICERS Presldent .hm Luth Vlce Presldent Bob R1chter Treasurer Monty Plupps Compllments of Freshman C P ll Om Hur11I1frlT 0 0 0 0 O O I I 'VNV N YHfArNNJiQ N S : e ' 5 O ' 4 g l 36A i 2 1 1 I . . 1 N !,4A-'W-,X favfvlffff Kr!!-'ff' f4fff!Y K fr!! SUNFREZE ICE CREAM 1 1 P 4424 WEST PAPIN STREET JEfferson 2522 3 GAf 1116217 Ept pr d r Commercial Plumbing Dr Alols A Wmterer OD and Dr Geo A Wmterer OD Equlpment Company Dr J E Knppenberger OD ny E d Commerclal and d 11 D f f th Industrlal Plumbmg 1 11 1 OLIVE ST LOUIS MONTI JEWELRY CO SCHOOL RINGS PINS MEDALS TROPHIES ST ATHLETIC AWARDS PJOHdd E Y i 3 E J 2 s I Phone, I' ie 5 Q x er O ometrist an Op ician - - A u I I3 2 2 Q ' ' A 31 E . . , . . ' ' 2 . T . . . , . . X3 1: Q - 1 Q . . . , . . W3 l , i . 4 Eyes Scientifica xamined an Glasses Q3 ' a e to Correct A e ects 0 e Eye. ' - - X Q T 5 J lj 202 NORTH SEVENTH 115 5 3 lNear Pine5 1 f f - z 1 H EEEE T f'W7 M E T E E A A E E E E Q' Q 'S' s i K 0 Q 14v vAv4v4v4vAv4v4v4vAv4vAvAv4v4v4vAvAv'NlSAv' E i ,..,,.,...,...,.....,.......,...,.,.v.,.,.,.. 5 are ne un re Eleven V275 A UUE X-:H L.. .L--L: Complzments OST SWETNAM Qfqvztomobzle Sales amd! Sewmace 3500 South Kingshighway FLanders 9100 5 Puff One Hunflnd Tl I I 0O9f90f0O00 Jo o JVHVNIQ ' fxkgc 5 , OATES and O REIL COMMISSION CO Es 1816 PRospect 1131 WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES The Kaletta 805 N 4th St CE 5 Company LY 344 Statuary Altars Church Furmture Ve tments-Church Goods A H Dudenllfaeffe Candy Co 2607 Gravols Avenue ST LOUIS H4204 3713 21 Callforma Ave LAClede 1825 I' LFOUR C0 Known Wherever There are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS MEDALS INVITATIONS TROPHIES DIPLOMAS ATHLETIC AW ARDS Off1c1al Jewelers for the Semor Class Of St Louls UHlV8FSlty Hlgh School WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS FRANK A DOOLING 201 Board of Educatlon Bldg 911 Locu CEntra1 1544 St Louls 1 P11 Om Hzmd ed Four! cn 1 a t. , Q 5 I 2 eeee QL, ee,, ,w,o,,,1,,'w,1 ' ' l l S l l n l if 5 MANWNWMA 5 5 . A l 1 X-an I . Q E ' St. Louxs, Mo. , Lo 0 0 Y ' - L st, . ' , Mo. I I' I' ' ' f' ' The Economics of Education The conclusion of a survey conducted by Everett W. Lord, Dean of Boston College, estimated the values of education in the following averages: Untrained Man Goes to work at age 14 and reaches maximum earnings at 31,700 at age 40. Total earnings age age 14 to age 60 . . . S64,000.00g Hugh School Graduate Starts at age 18 and rises to a maximum of S2 800 at age 50 Total earnings age 18 to age 60 S88 000 00 College Graduate Starts to work at age 22 and average income at age 60 IS S6 000 Total earnings age 22 to age between S150 000 00 and S200 000 00 A study of Who s Who directory of leaders in Amerlca s financial political educational and spiritual life shows that 857 of those listed are college trained ROBERT C NEWMAN LIFE INSURANCE Age 1 to 70 Pa Q One Hundrcl Fzfteen I 1 . ... v - v , . 60... , . , . , U v n ' - ' 9 '- 1 7 v 1 0 fl f ' Complzments of evely Dany Co JOHNS MA VILLE Approved Contractors Home Insulatlon Co Young Roofing Co Industrlal 8x Decoratlve Floor Co D1v1s1on of YOUNG SALES CORPORATION S 1094 Industrial Dru e IHONE GRAND 3080 ST LOUIS no Where The Ellte Meet to Speak Says QI CONGRATULATIONS' SENIORSI P 1 O 1 I1um1ff1lSlrlf11 5 I O 5 0 1 0 Q E - , : 3 : 2 A . ..q Q.. 1 0 X g . , . x v X 1 ,. Q.. Q .4 . . ' X X 1 . NAPTHAS FUEL OILS SOLVEN TS CHEMICALS FUEL OIL COMPANY of ST LOUIS NEwstead 2346 Hlland 4100 CEntral 2447 ST LOUIS BAND Albert F Becker INSTRUMENT co Dzamonds Watches Jewelry 918 Olive CEntral 1618 308 N Slxth St 3rd Floor NI KN-U LR Bud Greer Jewelry Co St Louls 1 Mo Excluswe Dastrzbutors C G CONN PAN AMERICAN CAVALIER Expert Repaxrmg Sheet Muslc SUIPHUMURIE IF NED PIESTRUP JIM RUDDY DON STEFFEN Bo m B1 Te B1 B1 Tom B0 Tom mustard Breer dead eje Byrne PIIILI Carleton Iltdge Cherry afbem Coad Jpeckx Corr1g,an ll bo knou Cronley oratorg Cummxns free thmu Engelhardt Pete fpzke Farrelly Frank 114115 Farrell Leo rlugger Fxrzmaurxce Ed Prep Nea.: HlgglDS Duck math janeslu Harry :hm KICIZ P OFFICFRS Pre mlem Vzfe Pre fzdevzt Tn 11 mn: ROSTER Duck ack Tom Bo Dlck Norm Jborty Klohr Jtone head Klug T lx Club Ixlutho rpendihnft Ixoemg., Jplml Llttmann lwokuonn Lubbers jlm Jlzx Ludewxg joe fire fighter McKenna Bob brzckr Morgenthaler Marr Mo Ostolaza Ned pref Pelstrup john Campion Rmg jxm BTeam Ruddy Dan zarng Sheehan Don malcber Steffen aul umd up Tnmmerburg Page One Hundred Sementeen L44 A 'AAT A 'A'A' ' 'A'A'A' ' ' 4' A '4'4'A' ' A A' 'A'A'4'4' ' ' ' ' 'L L A 'E r fr' A r ffr 'E E A A fe' eeee fi I A A fe---A 4444 eeee A - - A-:fe-Aff MA- A I A I .-N, f . . 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I I , I 11 '1 1' , '1 1 I I 1 1 - 1 II I 1 1I ' 13 11 J 1 I I ,I 1 I 1 I 1I I 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 11 A 1 I 1 1 I1 I I I 11 1 Q I1 I I I I 1 I I 1 ,I 1 1 1 I 1I I I1 I I 1 1 - I I 1 I I1 ,I 4 11 I 1 11 1 1 13 I ' 1 1 1' - I 1 Www 111 I 1 I A I ,I IIIIII I- II 1 1 II IIII W1 I , I I I I I II I I I I I COMPLIMENTS CLAR DEL Comphments of E G JOHNSON POULTRY CO 820 N lst St East St Louls Ill Beauty Salon 5579 Delmar Comphments Qreshman --Q-,,,,.... 4111 0061? fs I S fl effect P I I E 1 - Q ' ' Q ' JW N i . 2 - of 2 5 E L 2 2 ,ILNX 4 9 W in if 1 'OU' .10 H 1M lfght Jcwk Clkfbbzilr Ulm ZLQS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII frm M my they We good J O 0 W I 66 9 9 99 P IC nc' Hundrvd Ninctre J EV 0988 F K5 THE PARKMCCR B1son Motor Sales VN est Servlce In Your Car F me Used Cars South ROBERT H WILLIAMS North Mgr Q 4487 Natural Brldge ST LOUIS M0 CLAYTON ROAD AT BIG BEND BLVD SOUTH KINGS HIGHWAY CHIPPEWA NORTH KINGS HIGHWAY C O T E BRIL LIANTE AIR CONDITIOINED DINING ROOM Makes M1lk More Del1c1ous BONUS CHOCOLATE FLAVORED SYRUP Dozens of Uses Send For Reclpe Booklet AT YOUR GROCERS BO US PRODUCTS CO 3529 PINE BLVD St Louls 1 Mo Page Om Hundred Tufnty I 'JL 3 ' .C ' U QU' I T ' 2 5 5 1 . C 3 2 -T . -, I 3 - ., 2 i 0 , 1 Q L - AT . , I i - . E fi I AT --1 E Y 'i ' X I 2:2 : Q 9 i - V . , . o XX IJJJJPQUJJJ UJQ JJJ' H SHEARER CHEVROLET M HII d 3400 if ,i If if? ou-+0-mo-five in '. Ja K A on-y sorf of wo ,Jus e sure fo Q, X , .1 e dy qo +o see Shearer Chev-ro- lei' I kph . ,Ng- -1 7256 anclmester an VANS MOVING 81 EXPRESS LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING LIGHT HAULING 4114A Minnesota HUdson 1500 SIMON WOLFF OTTO and JOE S Produce Company HOUSE OF GOOD SHOES FRUIT AND PRODUCL 2615 N 14th St CHestnut 7394 707 N Fourth St z ,VNS Comphments o a Frlend 11011117 UT 1 1 Q ' lv A I ,,,, SN, I W . ,o,o, ,W A o,,,,, M, I i i 3 I I , Y , f . g Dealer in I f I A I 2 Q 2 5 , i O D . . 1 2 E T fr, ,N,,, ,NN , ,,ff,, , ,A X ,f,,,, N, , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,N ,W,f,f,N,,,, , . X . 5 f 2 K I A f I I K I Y 1: I I Q 2 i 3 5 I 3 CRACKER JACK POPCORN The more you eat the more you Want fi G O ,e d Q 69 tx tx CAMPF IRE MARSHMALLOWS The Or1g1na1 Food Marshrnallows 'bf' fs' Q as Q if fl u ilu N 6 f ,ff PJO HdlT t1TI My-fix' J,-ff' oy W V ' 6 i t... f Qs X, 6 rg 4.- 'lg 'vo Q-ff 0 . o X ,sf-'ff oooo ff an 1 9 K., JH 1 M sm. 1 ga- ' ' : p ' s 1 M, I ll' C NC NH TCI ', x - ' INSTRUCTOR Earl H Buchholz Compllments A Fmend Compliments EPSTEIN Chevrolet Co 6330 Easton Ave P., o H IAIT' Y--F ,- ROsedale 9972 EVergreen 9060 eflnna Tdalsh Shops Furnl hmgs Ready to Wear Dry Goods WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS 2613 17 Marcus Ave LILLIAN AND DAVISON Compllments M11 Est Furniture Co 4901 S Kmgshlghway Compllments of Sophomore D Comphments of Busch s Grove, Inc 9160 Clayton Road 'A' Football i' Athletlc Shoes 'k Baseball if Ammumtlon 'k Tennls 'A' Huntlng Clothes 'A' Golf 'lr Archery -A' Basketball 'A' Swlmmlng 'A' Sportswear ir Track 'A' Badm1nton ir Guns LITTMAN N SPORTING GOODS 6639 Delmar Boulevard UNIVERSITY CITY 5 MISSOURI CABANY 7226 The Sportsman s Paradlse Paj One H fired Twenty F116 . 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ON ES IMDOI2 T ED ITOQ YOU HAAS13 Todav learn uhy the name Haase means so much lo those uho love olives These glorious Spanish Queens and Man anlllas from Old beulle are firm plump pumcy -cured bv the age old rules They add the grand touch to every meal Watch for I E I and get Haase s Olives bright green and beautiful In gold labeled bottles CREATORS UF HAASE S true BARBECUE SAUCE Compllments of R SHMAN B111 M Grady Presldent B111 A Fleld Secretary Puqr One Hundred Tuentu Su .LIL A i I 5 'ur j 3 Uh ll gy 'W,g',g'gjfj,QfJ7 P l N Q ' Q 012 ly Q- I.-ky I Y 5 -' 'D ' ..i ' , - i ' g l A a Q Q o 5 -'--------U JOHN WEISERT TOBACCO CO Manufacture S of Ihf Finer T.rbarc 9 SEVEN SEAS SCOTCH IRISH ROD GUN TONY S SPAGHETTI HOUSE steaks Chefs Salad Chops 41, DELMAR st Lows M GA 8460 FRankl1n 9493 Serxlce Smce 1916 AND U FINE TAILORING 4584 CHOUTEAU St LOUIS M Sales Loans Insurance Rents I-IILMER DUTTDN REALTY CDMPANY REALTDRS Wllham H Beck J E Jacobsmeyer Genevleve M Bernhardt I-1 W Mausehund Joseph B Dutton Nelhe L Snyder Thomas Foley Ray Schmandt Ann Kast Ca per Wenzel S E Corner Grand and Dodler JE 7460 l 2 AMPLE PARKING Page One Humhed Twenty Selen I 7 i X 9 . f 5 s 5 i H-eee.fHee 5 g . ' . 0. . V. 3 A A' I 'o. '4 f ' 'NN' f'f 'N 'ff KN fff! '! f'f'f K' I E, 5 ' 7 f ' ' o - u54vv v BIG-JOHN I CLEANING AND PRESSING . ', 0. I S Sl Louls Country Club Supply Inc 7910 NATI RAL BRIDGE Roan Grocenes Meats Vegetables Poultry r IN Ew stead 074 9 ALBERT A BECK GEINERAL COINTR ACTOR 4559A Chouteau St Louis Compllments o a Phone JE 1317 or CO 9796 HAT COAT RACKS EMMERT CHAIR co Mend Servmg the Public for 1,0 Years Rental and Sales Serum: Foldlng Chalrs Card Tables Cafe Tables Banquet Tables Childrens Tables and Chalrs 4342 LEF AVE 1At Clarenmy Roland C Emmert Mgr St Lous HARRY KLEIN NC 807 N 14th sf MUDRLAND MKT J F PARISI Flne Meats and Pmprlefo, Fresh Dressed Full Drawn Poultry Aztzfuml Floueis of Exveptzorzal Beauty BADEN RECREATION PARLORS IMMER S Cards, Vases, Glftwares 8011 N BROADWA1 610, ARSELAL ST 1 5316 St L 9 M Bowllng and Bllllards ermg Omg O Dfrorate Your Home Nou zum Om Hzmdnd Tufntu Ezqht u g 0 ' 3 - . '. Y . f l , l , - v Q , K l'hnnn-nz HY:-rgrvn-n 5781- JY:-rzre-vn 7556 if l I ? ,,,V,,, -,,,, ,,,, , Y Y,,,,,.,,.,, f,,,-,,,.-Y, Y ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.l ,Q 1, v , T l W, s o O v , I , . . . 5, 5 . . ,K 4, w K -, Y I Y,-,- ,-NN V , , ,Y,V, Y ,Y , ,,,ff ,Y,Y Y Y,,,-,A.,,,,,Y,..,f.. K 1 f K K -A eeeeee ee - eeeeee eeeef eeeeeeee A We A eeee A eeeeee l , l l l , , l , . . X, - 3 Q I ' K K 0 . 1 1 . u. ' l K ' ' , . . Q . K3 ': . l, , , 1 - K: Q l, X . , . . i , Mo. x 1 K P 5 z 5 fl 2 I 3, g , u 1 4 K I K 2 , l U K 1, E Q p ' Q J n ' K 1 . ' K ' K . . 3 5 , l ? i l X K . F E K News ,,,,,,,, N,,,,,N,,,,, ,,,, ,,,.,,,,,- ,f,,, N,,W,,,,, Q K Q A A K lj Q . Q E T L Y v I T . Y Q r Y 5 - 'J , V. - . - , , ' FO est 9161 RAITH BROS Leslle A Bralg PRODUCE CO D1amODdS Watches Jewelry 929 North Fourth St Y decyRp ASp altj e For Over Thlrty Years D1StF1bUtOFS 49 3 DELWIAR BOLLEX ARD For Qualltv Fresh Products fuyzen FOODS SL 81 Compl1ments of HARRY PETERS Men s Clothing Dept STIX BAER 81 FULLER adLede 1892 d VJ 0 Uze elldQa y t ble CEntral 6500 I G EL C The cn' ICE 8' FU 0 ICE-C0 L-FUEL OIL AUTOMATIC HEAT EQUIPMENT 3638 Ollve St 8 St Louls JEfferson 1000 PJO JN F 5 l l ' Vatch an J uwlr e air eci 1 X Q . 2 Sp cial Order VVork . ' I 1 A ' 1 l , . 1 t. ouis , N . 9 ' ' K . 3 1 3 z ' E E The Gr n a r Sinfe f 5 Q ' 1 Fresh Frozen Fruits an Cf '- X f r xc e 11 li! eeeeeeeeoeo eeeeeee ,,44,o , ,,,ooo ooooo, ,,,,,, oooo,o,o , 0 1 lN,WWMeW,, oeoeoo I k o f I 2 27' T 3 5 L ., , . 3 3 Y ne Hundred T -e t - ' C Compliments of O wer! BILL FLYNN Preudent LOUIS TUCCI Vzce Prexzdent JACK KANE Secrefarj DAVID QSIOIJJ BAKUNAS GENE CBuzckj BOSKEN JOHN QBOJ BOUHOSIN JOHN UIQ BUHR DICK CNazlJj CRIPPA BILL fWreckleJJJ FLYNN YAR lbmmentj GERRITZEN ROGER QDodgerJ LAUX BOB CLenj LEONARD BOB KCI: Cbob LEMMEN DAVE fLo1erj MORSE JOE CSleepyj MUELLER JACK fKzllerJ KANE JOHN QLegJJ CHELONIS DON Ulaadowj QUIRK DON fSpeckJJ REUTHER ROSTER CHARLES 105451 REIS FRANK fMICk6JI MULHOLLAND ART fUJlJeJ STAUDER MIKE 15111111129 SCHULTER MILE fPaper Boyj WELLER CONN CSEJIJ WALDEMER BOB 1Redj WALLACE EARL QCOolJ WILL LOUIS CDr11mmer7 TUCCI Teacher: Relnglon Engllsh FR MEEHAN Latm MR KEELER SJ Chemlsrry MR MILLER Algebra FR BENOIT SJ Hnsrory FR MCAULIFFE SJ OUR NEW HOME 4210 Chlppewa TOP OF THE UNDERPASS Now Nearmg Completlon NORDMANN PRINTING CO. SI 3000 Page One Hundred Thirty GO 3830 S' 23 SCHUCO PAINTS LACQUERS EN AMELS For HOME FARM AND INDUSTRY SHULTE PAINT AND LACQUER MFG CO 639 East Holly Ave St L 15 M WHOLESALE RETAIL 9 I I . ouis , 0. Mr and Mrs Paulj Andert Mr and Mrs L J Appelbaum Oliver F Ash jr Joseph E Babka Mrs Gertrude M Backer A F Bakunas Mr and Mrs A L Bardgett Dr and Mrs E A Barmcle Francis H Barnidge Mr and Mrs John Barry Mr and Mrs Jos H Beetz Genej Bender Frank X Bick Mr and Mrs H A Bickell Fred Birmingham Arthur Blumeyer john A Bock Frank J Boersig Mr Charles Bogdan Mr and Mrs Frank C Boland George B Boos Mr and Mrs Oral Bradley John B Braun Mr and Mrs F C Brennan Dr William V Brennan R P Breslo Mr and Mrs Frank F Breummer Dr Fredj Brys Mr and Mrs J C Buergler john R Buhr Mr and Mrs john G Burdeau Mr and Mrs B Jas Cahill john H Carter Mrs john R Campbell Murray Cantwell Mr. and Mrs. William P. Carleton Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Cary john V. Cassani Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Cassani Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Cleary Mrs. N. Clohessy Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Coash Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cole J. D. Collins Mrs. john Connelly Mrs. Edward Connolly Mr. and Mrs. joseph J. Correnti Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Costello Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Creley Mrs. Tony Crippa William J. Crotty M.D. W. P. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Cummings Col. and Mrs. Walter J. Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Dale Dr. and Mrs. John R. Daly Peter G. Danis, M.D. james E. Darst Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Daues Mr and Mrs john T Davenport Dwight L Davis Mrs -Iohnj Dempsey Wm B Diffley Sr Mr and Mrs Arthur F Dohack Edmond Doherty Mr and Mrs Timothy E Dolan Dr and Mrs jarnesj Donahue Mr Arthur M Donnelly Mrs Katherine Donovan Thomas A Dooley and Mrs M J Doussard and Mrs james J Dowling and Mrs Clayton H Drees and Mrs Fredj Dulle and Mrs Q G Ebanues and Mrs William C Einspamer and Mrs Richard T Elias Michael V Eppy Mr and Mrs Willis E Epstein Oliver F Erbs T L Evans and Mrs Albert E Eschrich Edward L Eyerman and Mrs B C Faherry Sr and Mrs Edgar F Farmer Charles C Felclmann Mr and Mrs Bartalo Ferrara Fred A Feuerbacher Mrs Agatha Fiese Mr and Mrs Louis W Filippine Mrs William Kenneth Finch Fitzmaurice Family Mr and Mrs Charles W Flach Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Flavan Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Flynn John B. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. joseph V. Frank D. V. Fraser Elmer F. Frein Mr. and Mrs. George A. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gartland William Anthony Gearon H. J. Gebhardt George 'Gerold Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Gibbons John A. Glatt Frank J. Goebel Mrs. C. L. Goedde Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Grasshoff Mr. and Mrs. John Gratz james M. Gray Walter J. Green Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gross Louis H. Gummersbach Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hacker Mrs. Loretta Y. Hagerty James L. Hamilton PATRCDNS and PATRCDNESSES Mr and Mrs George A Hannibal Mr and Mrs Paulj Harbaugh King L Harrigan and Mrs K L Harrigan and Mrs T J Hart and Mrs H J Hasenpflug and Mrs Bernard-I Heggeman and Mrs Clifford D Heitmeier and Mrs T J Henessy jr and Mrs William S Herschel Edward A Higgins Mr James V Higgs George A Hild and Mrs Clyde Hilton and Mrs S L Hirsch and Mrs H A Hoeynck E B Holden and Mrs Lloyd Hooper and Mrs A L Houlehin and Mrs Chas L Hudson and Mrs W F Human and Mrs P G Hurford Charles M Huttig Mr and Mrs Paul A Immer james Wesley Irwin III Mr and Mrs Edward G Jacoby Mr and Mrs Stephen Jadrich john Valle Janes and Mrs john A ost and Mrs T C Kaemmerlen and Mrs Alfred J Kaletta and Mrs Frank B Kane and Mrs Francis L Kane . and Mrs. A. Karzenberger Bernard O. Kearns William G. Keevin Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kehoe Edward A. Kelley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kersting I . jack Y. Kiburz Mrs. john L. Kickham Mr. and Mrs. Peter j. Kieffer Catherine M, Klingler J. V. 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