St Philip Basilica High School - Phian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FATHERS' CLUB SPONSORS MANY WORTHY AFFAIRS FOR ST. PHlLIP'S Wglzl- 'MM we mi ' Za b X M if' wma 272 jwfaff 5 gf6wf1f9x ' TWZWW The St. Philip Fathers' Club, an active and aggressive club, comprised of interested friends and Dads of present and former students of the school is one hundred percent behind the school. The Club has member- ship of one hundred active members. A social meeting for the members only is held every other Monday and once a month a Cabaret Party is held in the parish hall. The proceeds of the party are used for the good of the school: to pay the tuition of the students and to provide all the athletic equipment and sweaters for the athletes as well as an annual athletic banquet for all the players. The St. Philip Fathersi Club is fortunate in having a very fine group of officers, men who have the welfare and interest of the club at heart. 91

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4.4 FATHERS CLUB OFFICERS William Tvmhig. Custodian: Leon- ard Welyvr, Financial Secretary R i 0 li a r ml Cnnmlon, Vice-Presiflmlt Rm. .l. Cralmrian, O.S.M., Spirilua l Direvlor: William Mooney, Presi- dent: Philip Ludford, Treasurer Bert Bosch, Sergeant-al-Arms.

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i l Sealed: Frank Donnelly, President: Rev. Victor Crabrian. 0.S.M. Moderatorg Michael Mcilouan, Vice-President. Sramfing: Edward Hayl, Daniel Griffin, Harry Johnson, john llarl. Treasurer: .lost-ph Leahy, .lames Boyle. James Calvin idecease-dl. LUMNI CLUB PROMOTES CATHOLIC ACTIGN FTER GR DUATIO The purposes of the Alumni Club are to promote Catholic Action among both the Alumni and students, to bring about closer relationship between the students and Alumni. and to establish an Alumni Scholarship Fund. The Alumni Club, after many years of operation, has at last found itself. The successful activities sponsored and promoted by the Club have assured St. Philip's Alumni Club its place as the top Catholic High School Alumni group. Among the many outstanding S.P.A.C. members are: Hon. ,loseph Rossg Hon. Joseph Gillespieg Hon. A. J. Horan: Thomas Gorman. All American center of Notre Dame i323 Lieutenant Maurice Fitzpatrick of the jf h linited States Armyg John O7Brien, All Westerri tackle of DePaul Universityg Austin Downes, Captain and all Southern fullback of Georgia Universityg Hon. Roger wX Kiley. All American end of Notre Dame and Judge of the Municipal Courtg Bill Shay, present basketball coach. and Marve Adams, football coach. The boys who left St. Philip's with the trainine' 0 afforded them bv the Servite Fathers have carved 4Jn'7i Ck . places for themselves in almost every field. . . . Medical men. lawyers. engineers, and good laboring men, they all have with them a mark of distinction. The gymnasium, the expansion of the High . School. the stadium, many benefit dances, including Viz, ' 0 JM the HCood Willi' parties and the homecoming are only part of what the Alumni Club has done or helped to .ia 'JW The officers of the organization are: Francis M. Donnelly, Presidentg Michael McGowan. Vice-Presi- ' dent: John Hart. Financial Secretary: Joseph Leahy, Recording Secretary: James Galvin, Custodian: Ser- geant-at-Arms. Harry Johnson. 92