St Thomas Military Academy - Kaydet Yearbook (Mendota Heights, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1946 volume:

Aii maiorem Dei gloriam The 1946 J MES M. QUIGLEY SAMUEL CLARK ... PATRICK STEWAR'I’ MAURICE MURRAY ...........Editor ....Photographer Business Manager ..........4 dvis or (Member ( $?' 'r) Est 1921) I’ U B LIS H E I) B Y St. Thomas Military Academy Saint Paul, Minnesota 1946 TO THOSE WHO GAVE ALL THEY HAD EVEN THEIR LIVES —- BE- CAUSE THEY LOVED THEIR COUNTRY Many of the men who left St. Thomas to defend our country in the recent war were forced to endure privations and to risk their lives for her sake. They were glad to suffer these things for the end they had in view— freedom for their country and her allies, their country that guaranteed them liberty, dignity, and happiness. Many of them did lose their lives as witnesses to their country’s love of justice. Their families' sorrow is great and many mourn their deaths. What comfort is there for these families? Only in the belief we share—that to the faithful, life is changed, not taken away, and when this earthly dwell- ing is dissolved, an eternal home is prepared in heaven. 3 Foreword A few years front now before a roar- ing fire or in a dim attic, a man will pick up a purple-covered book, and paging through it,touch old memories and relive old times. IIe will be warm- ed by past joys and softened by past sor- row's, strengthened by past trials and heartened by past triumphs. It is to this one end that the following pages por- tray personalities and occurrences at St. Thomas during the year 1045-46. 5 Campus Views The Oldest Section of the Campus 6 7'he Administration Building The Armory () 'Sh a u gh nessy 11 dll he CImpel CONTENTS Classes Seniors • • • Page 11 Juniors • • • Page 40 Sophomores . . . . . . page 44 Freshmen .... . . . page 48 Administration . . . . . page 53 Studies . . . page 59 Military . . . page 65 Religion • • • Page 79 Athletics . . . page 83 Boarders . . . page 95 Activities .... . . . page 99 10 I SENIORS GRADUATION MESSAGE Roger Foussard, Senior Class President We are now at the end of four wonderful years at Saint Thomas. In these years we have been able to enjoy the fine friendship of the priests and members of the faculty. By their example and teaching we are now better prepared to face the future. For these things we sin- cerely thank them. It is our privilege to welcome the members of this year’s Junior class who will become next year’s Sen- iors. We have enjoyed their com- panionship and we know they will carry on the fine traditions of the school. We wish them success and take pleasure in passing to them the Senior saber, which is their emblem of leadership. ROGER P. FOUSSARD 1731 Summit Ave. St. Paul 5, Minnesota “Fouss” . . . inexhaustible supply of old cars . . . backstroke king . . . “This is the midweek slump, Prof” . . . Fr. Wittman's able aide-de-camp. Activities: Biologians '44: Football Team ‘43, 44. '45; Football B Team '42; Swimming Team '43. ‘44, ‘45, Co- captain ‘46; Athletic Monogram Club '44. '45. ‘46; Fresh- man Crack Platoon ‘43; Officers' Club '46; Booster Club '45, '46; Eagle Award ‘43: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Lieutenant Colonel. Ambition: Business. 12 JAMES AI..MASHV 42 Hast Montana St. Detroit, Michigan Sports red suspenders . . . ”AP . . . left for Navy at semester . . . me and my wife”. Activities: Football B Team '45; Best Company '45; Best Platoon '45; 2 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Engineering. WILLIAM BAIRD 15151 Appolinc Street Detroit 27, Michigan “Bill” ... his friendly smile . . . “Have you got a cigarette?” Activities: Kathodians '46; Track learn 45: Choir '44. '45: Booster Club '46. .Imbition: Medicine. WILLIAM JAMES BARNES 6900 39th Avc. Kenosha, Wisconsin Pear-1 lead' . . . The Army won’t get me . . . Arthur Murray com- plex . . . boogie-woogie virtuoso. Activities: Biologians '43; Bowling '46; Athletic Monogram Club '46; Booster Club 46: Best Company ‘45. Ambition: Business. JAMES J. BERIOU 507 Ridgewood Avc. Minneapolis 8. Minnesota “Jim” . . . spirited laughter . . . the gas man . . . oscillating danscur. Activities: Aquin Staff '45: Bowling '45; Calisthenics Platoon '45: Li- brary Club '44; Booster Club '46; Best Squad '43. Ambition: Law. DONALD BLASER 615 College Avc. Fostoria, Ohio Handsome Don” . . . star of the spring-board . . . shy smile . . . completely unexciteable. Activities: Swimming '45. '46; Ath- letic Monogram Club '46: Sopho- more Class Treasurer; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Crack Squad '46; Altar Society '45. '44. '45; Officers’ Club '46: Military Mono- gram '46: Best Company '45; Best Platoon '43: M. P. '44. '45: Boarder Non-com Club '44. '45: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieuten- ant. Ambition: Business. 13 ROBERT BLUMBKRG 1268 Eleanor Avc. Toledo. Ohio ■‘Bob . . . ' That’� not right . . . mine of baseball information . . . subtle humor. Act hit if s: Library Club '46: Boost- er Club '46; Spanish Club '46; Crack Platoon '44. '45, '46; 8 Honor Awards; Technical Sergeant. Am- bition: Business. JOSEPH T. BORDEN 2012 Iglchart Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota ‘Big Joe . . . It's only a National Geographic, Prof . . . When are you going to get that theme in. Borden?” Activities: Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Booster Club '46; Best Com- pany '43; 3 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: I .aw. J. AUSTIN BOUI.AY 4607 Drexel Avc. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota 'Ix ver-bubs” . . . Prof Martin's martyr . . . overall grin . . . What’d you do last night?” . . . brings huge lunches. Activities: Biologians '44; Kathod- ians '46; Football A Team '44. 45; Track '46; Athletic Monogram Club '43; Freshman Crack Platoon '42; Booster Club '45; Best Com- pany '43: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. CHARLES G. BOWE 3229 Harriet Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota “Charlie” . . . enthusiastic promoter . . . “Charles Boyer” to Holy Angels. Activities: Aquin Staff '45. '46: Kay- det staff '46; Intramural Bowling '45; Calisthenics Platoon '42; Li- brary Club '45: Officers’ Ciub '46; Booster Club '46; Best Company '45; First Lieutenant: 7 Good Con- duct Awards. Ambition: Corpo- ration Lawyer. THOMAS BRILL 2009 Ashland Ave. St. Paul 5, Minnesota Tom . . . bouncing basketballcr . . . never worried, life is too short. Activities: Football B Team '44; Basketball A Team '46; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Booster Club '46; Best Company ’45; 3 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Busi- ness. 14 WILLIAM F. BURKE 3820 Nicollet Avc. So. Minneapolis 8. Minnesota 'One a' you birds coulda told me I was 0. I).' . . . “Mow many times do I gotta tell ya. Burke, don't n ton key with the equipment!” . . . earnest and forthright scholar. Activities: Biologians '44: Kathod- ians '46; Officers Club '46: Booster Club '46; Eagle Award '43. '44; 8 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Ambition: Civil En- gineering. ROBERT BURNS 5054 Nokomis Avc. So. Minneapolis 6. Minnesota 'Bob . . . always ready for a good time . . . Have you heard this one?” . . . likes to argue. Activities: Biologians '44; B x stcr Club '46: 2 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Dentistry. GABRIEL I� . CARAB(K)LAI) 1289 West 89th Street Cleveland 27. Ohio Gabc . . . “Going living. Art?” . . . “Goo. goo” . . . genial and friendly. Activities: Bowling '46: Choir '44; Best Company '44. '45; Border Non-com Club '46; 3 Good Con- duct Awards: Staff Sergeant. Am- bition: Business and Law. PETER C. CARD 4814 Colfax Avc. So. Minneapolis 9. Minnesota When I get to England” . . . classy convertible . . . expert rifleman . . . “Know any good jokes?” Activities: Aquin Staff '46: Kavdel Staff '46; Rifle Team '45. '46: Booster Club '46: Best Company '45: 5 Good Conduct Wards: Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Globe-trotting. CONRAD R. CASE 5524 Elliot Avc. So. Minneapolis 7. Minnesota Connie” . . . always ready with a yarn . . . and so she said to ine” . . . Here’s the way I look at it.” Activities: Biologians '45: Aquin Staff '44. '45: Kaydct Staff 46; l.H '46: Calisthenics Platoon '43; Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46; Eagle Award 43; 8 Good Conduct Awards; Captain. Ambition: Writer. 15 SAMUEL J. CLARK 18043 Burnham Avc. Lansing, Illinois Sam . . . never without his cam- era . . . battalion stall standby . . . convocation director. Activities: Biologians '44; Kathod- ians '46; Aquin Stall ’46; Kaydci Staff '43. '44. ’45; Photography Editor ‘46: Bowling Team '46; Freshman Class Secretary: Crack Platoon '45. ’46; Calisthenics Pla- toon '43; Mtar Society '44, '45, '46; Sacristans '44: Cheer Leaders '45. '46; Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46; Eagle Award ’43; Best Company '44: Best Platoon '44; Best Squad '44; M. P. '44, '45: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Mas- ter Sc recant. Ambition: Metalurg- ical Engineering. NICHOLAS A. CODY 1115 No. Oxford St. St. Paul 3. Minnesota • Nick . . . “C Y C Kid . . . the Tommies' Bob Feller . . . quiet but affable. Activities: Hockey '44. '45. '46; Baseball '43. '44, '45. '46: Athletic Monogram Club '43, '44. '45. ’46; 4 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Ambition: Business. THOMAS C. COLEMAN 5334 Stevens Avc. So. Minneapolis 9, Minnesota “Tiny . . . “Break that down to common English, will you, Cole- man? . . . Pillar-shaking oratory and inexhaustible vocabulary. Activities: Kathodians ’46; Calis- thenics Platoon '43; Library Club '44; Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46: Spanish Club '46; 3 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Ambition: Law. THOMAS E. COLLER 786 Summit Avc. St. Paul 5, Minnesota Stalwart of the Shubert Club . . . garment gourmand . . . accom- plished pianist . . . What books do I take home tonight? Activities: Biologians '44; Aquin Staff '44; Officers’ Club '46; Eagle Award '43; 6Good Conduct Awards; German Club '45. '46; First Lieu- tenant. Ambition: Business. GERALD L. CONROY 1925 Marshall Avc. St. Paul 4, Minnesota Cherry to Capt. Schoeppner . . . puck chaser . . . unofficial assistant librarian . . . numerous friends. Activities: Hockey Team ’46; Ath- letic Monogram Club ’46; Booster Club ’46: German Club '46; 2 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Law. 16 JOSEPH EDWARD CONROY 4336 Abbott Avc. So. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota ■'Miller’s Scholar” . . . backyard bas- ketball tournaments . . . One of Bassett’s boys”. Activities: Football A Team '46; Football B Team '45; Basketball A Team '45; Captain ’46; Golf '45, ’46; Junior Class Secretary; Sergeant. Ambition: Coach. EDWARD CONWAY 5129 15th Avc. So. Minneapolis 7. Minnesota CYC and howl . . . Irish and proud of it . . . Tve been working on the railroad’’ . . . Wise guy. eh?” Activities: Aquin Stall '44; Crack Platoon '45. '46: Freshman Crack Platoon '43: Officers' Club '46; Booster Club '46; Best Company ‘43; Best Platoon '43: 6 Good Con- duct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Ambition: West Point. GUY COURSOLLE 4932 Colfax Avc. So. Minneapolis 9, Minnesota ‘•'Cha get V ’istry?” . . . Gooey” for short . . . authority on auto engines . . . cool and reserved to the last. Activities: Biotogians ’44; Best Com- pany '44; 3 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Amtntion: Law. 17 DANIEL CRACCHIOIjO 1637 E. Speedway Tucson, Arizona Ardent Detroit fan . . . “Crak . . . Prof Cain's trilinguist . . . Chrysler enthusiast . . . Okay. boy . Activities: Track '14. '45; Altar So- ciety '43. ’44. '45. '46; Choir '44, '45; Eagle Award '43. '44; Best Company '43. '44; Be‘t Platoon '43. '44; Sergeant; 6 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Law. ROBERT F. DOEPEL. JR. 1011 Mt. Pleasant Road Winnetka. Illinois “Dopey . . . backstroke boy . . . Daddy Lenglens” . . . wide smile. Activities: Swimming '45 .'46; Track '45; Athletic Monogram Club ’45. '46; Best Company '44; Aeron- autics Club '46; 2 Good Conduct Awards;Corporal. Ambition: Busi- ness. WILLIAM W. DORN BACH .4941 Morgan Avc. So. Minneapolis 7. Minnesota lias a green black derby . . . quiet efficiency . . . Well, I don't know” . . . “Think I'll do my Latin”. Activities: Biologians '44: Kaydet Stall ’46: Track '43. '44; Crack Platoon '45; Calisthenics Platoon ’43; Officers' Club '46: Booster Club ’46; Honor Staff Sergeant '45; Eagle Award '43: Best Company '43; Best Platoon '43: Military Monogram ’46; S Good Conduct Awards: First Lieutenant. Ambi- tion: Calligrapher. ROBER T E. CULLIGAN 976 Summit Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Hooligan” . . . infectious Irish grin . . . “Bruno” . . . Hey Fouss . . . all around athlete. Activities: Biologians '44; Football A Team ’45, '46; Football B Team '43. ’44: Swimming '43, '44. '45; Co-captain ’46; Baseball '45. '46; Athletic Monogram Club '43. '44. '45: Sophomore Class President; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Of- ficers’ Club '46; Booster Club ’45. '46; 5 Good Conduct Awards; Sec- ond Lieutenant. Ambition: Medi- cine. RALPH DICK St. Michael, Minnesota '.Moby” . . . That Saturday night at St. Michael . . . Always filled with a Friendly ’ spirit. Activities: Bowling ’46; Crack Pla- toon '45: Altar Society '43, '44. '45, '46; Choir '44. '45: Military Mono- gram ’46: Best Company '44: Best Platoon '44: Ikst Squad '44; 5 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Am- bit ion: Accou n ta n t. 18 WALTER J. IXIYI.E Bayne Park. Bellevue Pittsburgh 2. Pennsylvania Foz’’ . . . the Dancing Quarterback . . . man of letters . . . Wally . . . “Hi, wrangler Activities: Football Team '45; Football B Team '44; Basketball A Team '45. '46; Basketball B Team '44: Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46: Freshman Crack Platoon '45: Best Company '45: Best Drilled Cadet '45: M. P.'s '45, '44; Altar Society '44; Border Non-Com Club '44, '45; 4 Honor Awards: Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Business. WILLIAM ELDRKDGE S04 Goodrich Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Bcaup . . . Yeah, isn’t that right, though . . . always on hand when a good time is brewing. Activities: Biologians '44; Kathod- ians '46; Football B Team ‘44. '45; Hockey '46; Track '44; Athletic Monogram ’46; Calisthenics Pla- toon ’45; Booster Club '45. ‘46; Best Company '44; 5 Good Con- duct Awards: Staff Sergeant. Am- bition: Business. JAMES J. F.MMF.R 4417 W ashburn Avc. So. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota Cowboy Jim . . . always smiling . . . what a curly head of hair. Activities: Kathodians ’46: Booster Club ’46: Best Platoon '44. '45; Spanish Club '46: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Ambition: Busi- ness. DENNIS DYRI lAl'G 2054 Iglehart Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota Pocket edition . . . I.indy expert . . . petite can-can girl . . . polished oratory. Activities: Biologians '44: Crack Platoon '45; Calisthenics Platoon '44: Officers’ Club '46: Booster Club '46; Best Company '45; Best Squad '45: French Club Secretary '45 and ‘46: 6 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Am- bition : Science. A. ANTHONY ELDREDGE E. County Line No. 9 No. St. Paul, Minnesota Model A . . . drives it like a jeep . . . “Arc you hurt, lady? . . . runs his own attack problems at North St. Paul. Activities: Biologians '44: Aquin Staff ‘44, '45; Kaydet Staff '46; Crack Platoon '45; Manager '46; Calisthenics Platoon '45: Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46; Mili- tary Monogram '46; Eagle Award '44. '45, '46: French Club '45, Vice- President '46; 7 Good Conduct Awards; Captain. Ambition: .Elec- trical Research Engineering. ; t 19 HERBERT FISCHER 4632 Clinton Ave. So. Minneapolis 9. Minnesota Herb . . . accomplished pedestrian . . . nonchalant . . . Aw Prof, you got me wrong. Activities: Biologians ’44; Kalhod- ians '46; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Best Platoon '45: German Club '46; 3 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Navy Air Corps. RICHARD II. FLAVIN 1907 So. Irving Minneapolis, Minnesota Getting a sixteen-cylinder Packard . . . What fur” . . . “Come over to my place . Activities: Calisthenics Platoon '43; Best Platoon '45: 7 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Business. RICHARD T. FARICV 2173 Carroll Ave. St. Paul 4, Minnesota Casual dresser . . . “Smiley . . .uses the orderly desk as a locker . . . amiable Kaydet Stall artist. Activities: Aquin StalT '43. '44; Kav- det Staff '44. '45. 46: Swimming Team Manager '46; Athletic Mono- gram Club '46; Calisthenics Pla- toon '43: Booster Club '46: Best Company '45; 3 Good Conduct Awards; Stall Sergeant. Ambition: Architecture. FLOYD FINNICUM 215 15th Ave. Columbus, Ohio Beloved alike by St. Joseph's and Visitation . . . Cookie Floyd . . . “Lets go over to Coleman’s, fellas . Activities: Crack Platoon '44. '45; Commander ‘46; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Officers’ Club ’46; Booster Club '46; Military Mono- gram '46: Best Platoon ’44; Boarder Non-com Club ’44. '45: M. P. ’44, '45; S Good Conduct Awards; First Lieutenant. JOHN FRANCOIS FLESHER 2126 Jefferson Ave. St. Paul 5. Minnesota “Jack” . . . Lake Phalen after a dance . . . Mrs. Baird . . . chews gum frantically. Activities: Track '43. '44; Best Drilled Private '45; Crack Platoon '45; Crack Squad '46; Rifle Team '45, '46: Booster Club '46; Military Monogram ’46; 1 Good Conduct Award; Sergeant. Ambition: Law and Accounting. 20 THOMAS W. FORSTER 5236 26th Avc. So. Minneapolis 6. Minnesota Weekend specialist . . . top first base- man . . . Big Torn” . . . right pro- portion of fun and seriousness. .let hit iff: Football A Team � 4. '45; Baseball '45. '46; Athletic Mono- gram Club '45, 46; Calisthenics Platoon '45; Booster Club '46; 4 Good Conduct Awards; Sc want. Ambition: Optician. GEORGE W. FREDERICKS 5333 Colfax Avc. So. Minneapolis 9, Minnesota T'rcddie . . . never caught without a comeback . . . short shortstop .. . Watch. I'll show you”. Activities: Baseball '45. '46; Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46: Honor Sergeant '45; Best Company '45; German Club '46; 8 Good Conduct Awards; First Sergeant. Ambition: Medicine. JOHN' W. FREEMAN 5529 Harriet Ave. So. Minneapolis 9. Minnesota ‘Fremin'' . . . “Nyeah” . . . curly hair and Irish smile . . . Last night at the Prom”. Activities: Aquin Staff '45: Football B '45: Swimming '42; Hockey '45, '46; Baseball '46; Track '44. '45, '46; Athletic Monogram Club '46; Calisthenics Platoon '44; Library Club '45; Booster Club '46; Best Company '44: Best Squad '44: Ger- man Club '46: 3 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Law. JOHN CIESEN 843 Selby Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota Coinin' to the Ibis meeting?” . . . Quack, quack . . . “Peace and greetings!” Activities: Biologians ‘43: Katliod- ians ‘46: Kaydet Staff '45: Bowling '45; Track Team '43; Crack Pla- toon '45. '46; Freshman Crack Pla- toon '43; Library Club '44; Of- ficers’ Club ‘46: Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46: Eagle ward '43: Best Company '45: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Captain. Ambition: Engineering. WILLIAM JAMES GOETZFRIED 4000 13th Avc. Minneapolis 7, Minnesota Goat’s foot” . . . Symphonic horns on his car . . . hirsute camouflage. Activities: Biologian- '44: Aquin Staff ’43. ’44: Library Club ‘44; Booster Club ’45: Best Company '45: 4 Good Conduct Awards: Ser- geant. Ambition: International Banking. 21 PAUL F. HAGS FROM 5429 Elliot Avc. Minneapolis 7, Minnesota Big Paul” . . . Don't do anything I wouldn't do . . . writes poetry drawn from real life . . . What this school needs is . . . “ Activities: Kaihodians '46; Track '45: Crack Platoon '45. '46: Calisthenics Platoon '45; Officers' Club '46; Booster Club '46; Military Mono- gram '46; Eagle Award '45. '44. '45, '46: Spanish Club '45. '46; 8 Good Conduct Awards; Major. Ambi- tion: Actuarial Accounting. KARL F. HAl.LADLN 5545 Pleasant Avc. So. Minneapolis 8. Minnesota The lone major ... I was only go- ing 50 . . . the Overland express . . . intellectual iceman. Activities: Biologians Club President '44; Kathodians '46; Crack Platoon '45: F'reshman Crack Platoon '43; Commander ‘46: Officers' Club '46; Booster Club '46; Military Mono- gram '46; FLagle Award ‘45, '44; 8 Good Conduct Awards; Major. Ambition: Medicine. ARNOLD L. HAMEL, JR. 4052 Pleasant Avc. So. Minneapolis 8. Minnesota “Amic . . . perpetual gum ehewer . . . affable ace of the basketball team. Activities: Football B Team '45; Basketball A Team '45, '46; Golf '45. '46; Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46; Best Company '45; 2 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Medi- cine. 22 WILLIAM II. HARRIS 1692 Portland Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Got your Military homework?” . . . “Bill'' . . . play� golf . . . earnest and friendly. Activities: Booster Club ‘45: Best Company '45: Best Squad ’43; 7 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Ambition: Business. MORTIMKR M. HAYDEN. JR. 524 9th Ave. S. W. Rochester. Minnesota ‘Skip” . . . solid on the skins . . . “Clahss rrisc!” . . . Gudas's Nemesis . . . “Okay, fella . Anilities: Kathodians '46: Swim- ming Team '46; Bowling Team '46; Track ‘45, ‘46; Athletic Monogram Club '46; Booster Club '46; 3 Good Conduct Awards: First Sergeant. Ambition: Medicine. RICHARD V. IIOI.KWA 2219 Cleveland St. N. K. Minneapolis 13. Minnesota “Twerps . . . the pride of Northeast Minneapolis . . . “’I hat's too much homework. Prof! . . . lanky for- ward. Activities: Football B Team '43. '44; Basketball A Team '45. '46; Basket- ball B Team '44; Golf '45. [46; Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46; Spanish Club '45; Booster Club 46; Best Company '43; Best Platoon '43. '44; Best Squad '43: Staff Ser- geant. Ambition: Law. FRANCIS K. HUGHES 4384 Coolidgc Avc. Minneapolis 10, Minnesota Ace trumpeter a la Sonny Dunham . . . Bobby Thomas incognito . . . W hose turn in the trunk? . . . credited with coining “pilch . Activities: Kavdct Staff '46: Bio’.og- ians '44: Aqum Staff '45. '46: Calis- thenics Platoon '43; Officers Club '46; Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46; German Club ‘4 ; Honor Bandsman ’46; S Good Con- duct Awards. Captain. Ambition: Criminal Law. AR THUR J. I H OT 1983 Fairmount Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota Cribbagc at Al’s . . . the Studcbakcr he drive like an airplane . . .“Art . Anilities: 4 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer- ing. 23 WILLIAM JENSEN 4116 Bryant Avc. Minneapolis 8, Minnesota . . into the wild blue yonder . . . Cavorts in a Cadillac . . . Nisswa . . . always a smile. Activities: Kathodians '46; Football A Team '45, '46; Track '45; Calis- thenics Platoon '44; Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46; Best Platoon '45: 3 Good Conduct Awards; Start Sergeant. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. JAMES JORDAN 2119 3rd Avc. No. Great Falls, Montana High Flyer . . . Fr. Wittman’s escort service . . . “Genial Jim . . . will provide moose-meat for parties. Activities: Biologians '44: Football B Team '45; Crack Platoon '44; Calisthenics Platoon '45; Altar So- ciety '45, '44, '45; Officers’ Club '46; Military Monogram ’46; Best Company ’44. 45; Best Platoon '44: M. P. '44. '45; Boarder Non- com Club '44. '45: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Captain. Ambition: Busi- ness. WILLIAM KEENAN 4383 Mackey Avc. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota •The Dancer . . . genial and friend- ly .. . quiet humor . . . basket- ball enthusiast. Activities: Biologians '44; Football A Team '45: Backctball A leant '45. ‘46: Basketball B Team '43, '44: Tennis Team '45; Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46: BKK 45; Booster Club '46; Eagle Award '43, '44. '45; Best Company '43: Best Platoon '43; 2 Good Conduct Awards; First Sergeant. Ambition: F. B. I. WILLIAM KEPPI.INGER 1880 Sherwood Drive Beloit. Wisconsin Kep” . . . Toscanini of the Tommies . . . ornos’' . . . “Bilp Satchel- finger . . . alias TTiadueus I-ong- spearc. Activities: Biologians '44; Student Choir Director '44. '45; Booster Club '46; Eagle Award '43, '44. '45; 3 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Business. JOHN KILE 6353 Blikelcy Blvd. Milwaukee, Wisconsin “It's only cough medicine, fellas . . . the boy that made Milwaukee famous . . . custodian of the bowl- ing alley and its full pop cooler. Activities: Biologians '44; Aauin Staff '43; Hockey '45; Bowling Team Captain '46; Crack Platoon '45. '46; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Best Company '43; Best Pla- toon '43; Boarder Non-com Club '45. '46; German Club '46; M. P. ‘45; 8 Good Conduct Awards; 'Tech- nical Sergeant. Ambition: Medi- cine. 24 MATHIAS A. KLEIN 444 8th St. Wilmette. Illinois “Matt . . . red Buick convertible . - - Wanna rasslc?” . . . Sioux City Sue . . . “I’ll break your back! Activities: Kalhodians '46; Calis- thenics Platoon '43: Altar Society '43, '44. '45. '46; Booster Club'46; Military Monogram '46; Eagle Award '43. '45; Best Company '44; Best Platoon '44: M. P. '44. '45; Boarder Non-com Club '44. '45. '46; Spanish Club ‘44; 6 Good Conduct Ward ; Second Lieutenant. Am- bition: Business Engineering. WALTER K.UNZ 3709 Upton Ave. So. Minneapolis 2. Minnesota Killer Kun .” . . . outcast of the German class . . . tar of the swim- ming team . . . Kunziovitch”. Activities: Biologians 43. 44: Kath- odians '46; Football A Team '45, '46: Swimming Team '44. '45. '46; Athletic Monogram '44. '45. '46; Booster Club '46: Eagle Award '43; 2 Good Conduct Awards: German Club ‘46; Stall Ser cant. Ambi- tion: Medicine. WILLIAM LAMB 1000 W. Minnehaha Pkwy. Minneapolis 9, Minnesota Skiing is second nature . . . mid-win- ter suntan . . . droll laugh and casual stride . . . “Aw, I suppose so.” Activities: Booster Club '46: Best Company '43. '44; Good Conduct Award. Ambition: Engineering VANCE LANE 2071 Dayton Ave. St. Paul 4. Minnesota Remember the back row of McCrys- tal's class . . . “Hirsch” . . . happy- go-lucky. Activities: Football A Team '45; Athletic Monogram Club ‘45: Cal- isthenics Platoon '43; Booster Club '46; Best Company '42: Best Pla- toon '42; Spanish Club '46; 4 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Am- bition: Journalism. THOMAS J. LI A 579 Marshall Ave. St. Paul 2, Minnesota ’Sunshine” . . . good thing come in small packages . . . unostentatious . . . anchor man of the Crack Pla- toon. Activities: Crack Platoon '44. '45. '46; Calisthenics Platoon '43; Best Company '45: Good Conduct Award; Stall Sergeant. Ambition: Business. 25 I.GUARD F. I .CO 817 Ontario Street Toledo, Ohio ‘Cholly . . . wrestling bouts with Klein . . . dark glasses • • • Chinese cookies. Activities:. Biolorians ‘44: Kathod- ians ‘46; Football A Team ‘46: Football B Team ‘45: Basketball A Team ‘45; Basketball B Team ‘44; Athletic Monogram Club ‘45. ‘46; Freshman Crack Platoon ‘43; Officers' Club ‘46; Military Mono gram '46; Facie Award ‘43. '44; Best Company '45: Boarder Non- com Club '44. '45: Regimental Bugler '43: Aeronautics Club '4 : M. P. '44: 6 Good Conduct Awards; Lieutenant Colonel. Ambition: Me- chanical Engineering. GEORGE LUND 321 Seymour St. Cheboygan 4. Michigan Who's got a cigarette.5’’ . . . unruly hair . . . “Georgic ’. Activities: Altar Society '44, ‘45: Secretary ‘46; Choir '44. '45, '46; Best Company '44: Best Platoon '44: 2 Good Conduct Awards. Am- bition: Business John David McCarthy 1401 West 46th St. Minneapolis 9, Minnesota Mac . . . “Dave” . . . “The smiling Irishman” . . . the great profile. Activities: Calisthenics Platoon '43; Library Club '44: Booster Club'46; Military Monogram '46: Best Com- pany '45: 3 Good Conduct Awards; Sergeant. Ambition: Business. RICHARD ijpUlSIGNAU 132 So. E Street Cheboygan. Michigan ’Ihc Mighty Midget . . . Sheboy- gan sharpie . . . stock answer for freshmen— I can't do it for you.’’ Activities: Freshman Class Secre- tary; Crack Squad '43. '44. '45, '46 Altar Society ‘43: Secretary '44, '45 Vice President '46: Choir '45: Sa cristans '44; Officers] Club '46 Military Monogram '45: Best Com- pany '44: Best Platoon '44: Best Squad '44; 4 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Ambition: Me- chanical En rineering. JOSEPH A. LUGER 352 No. Cretin St. Paul 4, Minnesota Motorcycle enthusiast . . . double A Joe . . . gun-toting mailman . . . Ja. das ist schr gut!” Activities: Biologians '44: Kathod- ians '46: Aquin Staff '44: Editor '45, '46: Crack Platoon '45. '46; Freshman Crack Platoon '43: Rifle Team '45; Captain '46: Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46: Eagle Award '43. '44; Best Company '45; German Club '46; Military Mono- gram '46: 4 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Ambition: West Point. 26 BRUCE MICHAEL McCRADY 5429 Clinton Avc. So. Minneapolis 9. Minnesota Red hair and red convertible . . . slow Kddie Foy smile . . . stellar cinder man . . . “Carrot Top”. Activities: Football B Team '45; Track Team '45, '44. '45. '46; Ath- letic Monogram Club '45. '46; Booster Club '46; 5 Good Conduct Award ; Stall Sergeant. Ambition: Journalism. RICHARD EDWARD McDKVlTT 1715S San Juan Drive Detroit 21. Michigan You know it . . . savoir-faire . . . blushes easily . . . Diamond Dick. Activities: Biologians '44; Kathod- ians '46; Aquin Staff '45. '44; Kay det StalT '45; Freshman Class Presi- dent; Freshman Crack Platoon '45; Crack Squad '44. '45; Commander '46; Altar Society '45. '44. '45, '46; Choir '45. '46: Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46; Military Mono- gram '45; F.agle Award '45. ’44; Best Company '44; Best Platoon ‘44; Boarder Non-com Club ’44. President '45: 6 Good Conduct Awards; Colonel. Ambition: Dra- matics. JOHN J. McGUIRK 1766 Scheffer Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota ■Jack ... 5 o'clock shadow at 8 a. m. . . always joshing the of- ficers. but politely. Activities: Bowling '44: Freshman Crack Platoon '45; Booster Club '46; Best Company '44. '45; 4 Go. id Conduct Awards. Ambition: Busi- ness. 27 ROBERT McllUGII 738 York St. Vallejo, California Powerhouse Kid . . . ray of California sunshine . . . Saturday afternoon at Murphys. Activities: Biologians '44; Kathod ians '46; Booster Club '46; Best Pla- toon '45; Boarder Non-com Club '46; 1 Good Conduct Award; Cor- poral. Ambition: Engineering. PATRICK McMAHOX 1943 Randolph Ave. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Pudgy . . . steamroller of the in- held . . . ever present smile . . . black, curly hair. Activities: Football A Team '45; Football B Team '44; Baseball '45, '46; Best Company '43. '45; Best Platoon '43: 3 Good Conduct Awards: Sergeant. Ambition: Busi- ness and Commercial Law. MELVIN McNAIRY. JR. 1466 West 113th Place Chicago 43, Illinois Mac . . . The Chi Kid . . . Tornado with a tennis racquet . . . When I get into the Army”. Activities: Tennis '45; Captain '46; Athletic Monogram Club '45, '46; Choir ‘45, ‘46; Good Conduct Award; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Business. RALPH E. Mc ALLY 1787 Ashland Ave. St. Paul 5, Minnesota Handsome Kid . . . quiet humor . . . golf devotee . . . Ralphic” to Miss Heffron . . . loves ice cream. Activities: Booster Club ’46; Best Company '45: 8 Good Conduct Awards; First Sergeant. Ambition: Business. JEROME A. MePHARLIN 1297 Dayton Ave. St. Paul 4, Minnesota Whitey” . . . athletic jack of all trades . . . one of McChrvstal's boys” . . . Shutter bug. Activities: Kaydet staff '46; Foot- ball A Team '44. '45; Captain ’46; Football B Team '43: Basketball B Team '45; Baseball '45, '46: Altar Society '45. ’46; Choir '45, '46; Aeronautics Club ’46; Best Com- pany '43: Best Platoon '43; M. P. ‘45; 2 Honor Awards. Ambition: Medicine. 28 GERALD EUGENE MAGUIRE 4412 Xerxes Avc. Minneapolis 10, Minnesota ‘’Sweetness” . . . soft shoe dancer . . . Pink cookies . . . “Yukon go to the Yukon” . . . poet of the Senior class. Activities: Biologians ‘44: Kathod- ians '46; Officers' Club ‘46: Eagle Award '43; 5 Good Conduct Awards; First Lieutenant. Ambition: Chiro praetor. ALLAN R. MARKERT 20S9 Iglehart Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota “Big Al“ . . . 'rake it easy. Marker!, buildings arc hard to get these days” . . . bear on a bicycle. Activities: Football Team ‘45; Swimming '45. '46: 3 Good Con- duct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Am- bition: Engineer. JOHN F. MARKERT 20S9 Iglehart Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota Gorgeous lovely of the can-can chorus . . . affable Crack Squadcr . . . Al's little brother. Activities: Kathodians '45; Football A Team '45; Swimming '45, ’46; Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46; Crack Squad '46; Booster Club '45; '43: F'rench Club President '45. ‘46; Sergeant. Ambition: Law. JOHN STUART MARKOE 857 Lincoln Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Stew . . . seasoned ad acquirer . . . French scholar . . . delinite polit- ical opinions . . . sparkling laughter. Activities: Aquin Staff '43. '44. '45; Kaydet Staff '46: Calisthenics Pla- toon '43: Booster Club '46; Best Company '43. '44; Best Platoon '43; French Club President '45, '46; 7 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: I-aw. ROBERT MOORE Blake Road, Route 2 Minneapolis. Minnesota Bee Bee Eyes . . . Hudson Coupe . . . the pause that refreshes . . . good mixer. Ambition: Business. 29 IIKNRY MORAN 1620 Portland Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Dickie ... at home at the key- board . . . consistent friend . . . serious but not grave. HUGH MacMIl.LAN MOSS 1078 Portland Avc. St. Paul 5, Minnesota “Bud . . . efficiency plus . . . king of the ballroom . . . noted for sense of humor and love of argument . . . pride of the Crack Squad. Activities: Biologians '44: Kath- odians '46; Football A Team ‘46; Football B Team '45: Basketball A Team '46: Basketball B 1'catn '44: Athletic Monogram Club '46; Freshman Crack Platoon'43; Crack Squad '44. '45. '46: Officers' Club '46; Booster Club '45. '46; Mili- tary Monogram 45: Kagle Award '45. '44: 5 Good Conduct Awards; Lieutenant Colonel. ROBKRT F. MUKI.I.F.R 3844 Pillsbury Avc. So. Minneapolis 8. Minnesota 'Bob . . . pipe fancier . . . king of the keyboard . . . connoisseur of humorous anecdotes. Activities: Biologians '44; Kathod- ian '46; Aquin Staff '44, Assistant Editor '45. '46: Kaydet Staff '46; Crack Platoon '45; Freshman Crack Platoon '45. Assistant Commander '46; Officers' Club '46: Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46; Kagle Award '45. '44: Best Company 45; German Club '46: 8 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Am- bition: Medicine. JOHN P. MULIIF.RN 361 No. Cleveland Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota llide-beater . . . “J. P.” . . . woman hater . . . always smiling. Activities: I Good Conduct Award; Sergeant. Ambition: Civil Engi- neering. JOHN L. MULLEN 1116 Grand Avc. Toledo 6. Ohio Moon” . . . “I'll bctcha . . . Toledo Flash . , . “Really. Prof, I read it through . . . “Pd die for those Mud liens. Activities: Football B Team '45; Biologians '44: Bowling '45, '46; Crack Platoon '45, ’46: Booster Club '46; Best Company '43. '44, '45; 4 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition; Orthodontistry. 30 JOHN IGNA'I I US MURPHY 222 Exeter Place St. Paul 4. Minnesota The Battle of Hidden Fall� . . . wears a glittering sapphire . . . Iggy” . . . proficient gymnast. Activities: Biologians ’45: Kathod- ians ‘45; Football Team ’44; Athletic Monogram Club ’44: Cal- isthenics Platoon '45: Booster Club '46: 4 Good Conduct Awards; Cor- poral. Ambition: Medicine. RODERICK J. O'CONNOR 1450 Charles Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota Bassett’s Sleeping Beauty . . . wavy hair . . . unpredictable humor . . . “Why for?” . . . “Give him ‘DY, Prof.’' Activities: Best Company '45: Best Platoon '45: 5 Honor Awards. Ambition: Business. IIAROI.D OK I NOW 1501 Fairmouni Avc. St. Paul 5, Minnesota “Who’s got my hub caps.5” . . . car- rot lop . . . Okinawa” . . . mas- ter model-builder. Activities: Aquin Staff ‘45. '44. '45: Kaydet Staff '46; Booster Club '46; Technical Sergeant: 8 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Busi- ness. HENRY W. ORME 1664 Portland Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota “Hank” . . . green sedan . . . Luke McGluke . . . “It couldn't have been.” Activities: Hockey '46: Athletic Monogram Club '46: Calisthenics Platoon '45: Rifle Team '45. '44, '45; Best Company '45; Best Pla- toon ’45; 5 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Law. WILLIAM II. OITO 2350 Vincent Avc. No. Minneapolis, Min tie sot a Blotto” . . . red Chev . . . 'ITie General will never get me! . . • Sulfuric’s fair-haired boy. Activities: Bowling '45. '46: Calis- thenics Platoon '45. '44: Booster Club '46: Best Squad '45: 4 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Busi- ness. 31 ARTHUR V. PALMER 102 No. 2d Street Stillwater, Minnesota The Arctic Flyer” . . . Fr. Vathro’c second in command ... sec pace 97 . . . “Art”. Activitys: Kathodians '46; Junior and Senior Class Vice-President; Hockey '44; Crack Platoon '45; Altar Society '44; Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46; Best Com- Sany '44. '45; Aeronautics Club'46; oardcr Military Police '44: Board- er Non-com Club '44. '45; 4 Good Conduct Awards; Lieutenant Col- onel Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neering. JOHN M. PALMER 5701 Pillsbury Avc. Minneapolis 8, Minnesota Nimble wit and expressive vocabulary . . . level head . . . St. Catherine's blue streak . . . “Picked up some fine records!” Acthritus: Biologians '44; Kathod- ians '46; Aquin Stall '44; Kavdet Stall '46; I.II '46; Freshman Crack Platoon '45; Crack Squad '46; Of- ficers' Club '46; Booster Club '46; Military Monogram '46; Eagle Award '45. '44. '45. '46; 8 Good Conduct Awards: First Lieutenant. Ambition: I .aw. ROBERT J. PAYZER 5 North Hamilton St. Wausau. Wisconsin Meat-nose” . . . will kiss Wisconsin soil . . . “Wrong-way Payzer”. Activities: Kathodians '46; Track '46: Altar Society '45. '44. '45. '46; Choir '45. '44. '45. '46; Sacristans '46: Best Company '45: Aeronautics Club '46; 4 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Mechanical Engineering. 32 DAVID PLOUF 101 Park Avc. Milbank. South Dakota Birdie . . . acrobatics in a Lin- coln Zephyr . . . pheasant hunting in Milbank. Activities: Biologians '44: Aquin Staff '44; Kaydet Staff '45; Junior Class Treasurer: Crack Platoon '45, '46; Altar Society '43. '44; Choir ‘45; Cheer Leaders '46: Officers’ Club '46: Booster Club '46: Eagle Award ‘45; Best Company '45. '44, '45: Best Platoon '44; Aeronautic Club '46; Boarder Non-com Club '44. '45: Boarder Military Police '45; 6 (rood Conduct Awards; Captain. Ambition: Knginccring. JAMES MICHAEL QUIGLEY 1941 James Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota ■Why? . . . Show it to. me . . . independent thinker . . . Shut up and do writeups.” Activities: Kathodian '46; Kaydet Staff '45: Editor '46; Officers' Club '46; Booster Club '46: Katie Award '43. '44. '45. '46: 7 Good Conduct Awards: BKK '45: LI I '46; Mili- tary Monogram '46: Captain. Am- bition : Priesthood. EDWARD RKGNIKR 3832 Pillsbury Avc. So. Minneapolis 8, Minn. Big Ed” . . . Isn't that right? . . . massive vocabulary . . . pigeon fan- cier. Activities: Biologians '44; Aquin Staff '44. '45: Freshman Crack Pla- toon '43: Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46: 4 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Ambition: Medi- cine. WILLIAM L. RKITMKYER 1310 X. Hawley Rd. Milwaukee. Wisconsin ixilly . . . Rcitmcycr. were you stunting over the campus Satur- day? . . . I'd rather be Rcit- mcycr than president. Activities: Crack Platoon '44; Altar Society '44. '45. '46; Sacristan '45. '46: Booster Club '46; Eagle Award '45: Best Company '44: Best Pla- toon '44: Aeronautics Club '46; 4 Good Conduct Awards: Staff Ser- geant. Ambition: Aeronautical En- gineering. HERBERT I.. RICHARDS 229 Exeter Place St. Paul 4, Minnesota Herb . . . tenacity of purpose coupled with readiness of wit . . . Are you going home now? Activities: Kathodians ’46; Kaydet Staff '44: Football A Team Man- ager '45: Football B Team [44; Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46; Calisthenics Platoon '43: Crack Squad '45. '46: Library Club '44; Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '45. '46: Military Monogram '46; Eagle Award '45; Best Company '45; Spanish Club '45; 6 (kiod Conduct Awards: First Lieutenant. Ambition: I-aw. 33 WINTIIROP ROCKWELL 4200 Zenith Avc. S . Minneapolis 10. Minnesota Rockic . . . seriousness turning to joviality . . . Mr. Hansen” . . . student exceptional. Activities: Biologians '44: Kathod- ians '46: Aquin Stall '45. '44. '45: Calisthenics Platoon '45: Officers’ Club '46: Booster Club '46; Eagle Award '45. '44: 7 (mxxI Conduct Awards; First Lieutenant. Ambi- tion: Chemical Kngincering. JOSEPH A. SCHAC T 2500 Westminster Road Cleveland Heights. Ohio Visitation's PMS T . . . capable sac- ristan . . . twice as much for a nickel too”. Activities: Biologians '44: Crack Pla- t xm '45: Freshman Crack Platoon '45; Altar Society '45. '44. 45. '46; Sacristans '44. '45. '46: Officers' Club '46; Best Company '44; Best Pla- toon '44. '45: M I’. '45; Boarder Non-com Club '44. '45; 6 Good Conduct Awards: F'irst Lieutenant. Ambition: Business. JOSEPH RAYMOND SCHNEIDER 501 Mt. Curve Blvd. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Joe” . . . different car every day ... ace auto mechanic . . . those Saturday afternoons at Murphy’s. Activities: Biologians '44; Kathod- ians '46: Officers’ Club '46: Booster Club '46: Eagle Award '44; Best Platoon '45: 6 Good Conduct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Am- bition: Medicine. RALPH SCHNEIDER 2757 Dean Blvd. Minneapolis 5, Minnesota Conscientious . . . never ruffled . . . amiable regimental sergeant major. Activities: Kathodians '46: Eagle Award '45; 7 Good Conduct Awards; Master Sergeant. Ambi- tion: Accounting. DANIEL B. SCOTT Ortonvillc. Minnesota Scottic . . . goes flying . . . claims to be a golfer. Activities: Biologians ’46: Kaydct Staff '44; Crack 1 1 a toon '44: Calis- thenics Platoon '45; Choir ’45, '44, '45. '46: Best Company '44; Best Platoon '44: Spanish Club ’46; M. P. '44: 4 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Agricultural Chemistry. 34 RAYMOND B. SCOTT 1822 Selby Avc. St. Paul 4. Minnesota Super-salesman . . . go( d naturedand popular . . . dynamic dramatist Activities: Calisthenics Platoon '4.'; Booster Club ‘46; 2 Good Conduct Awards: Technical Sergeant. Am- bition : Medicine. GEORGE M. SETTER 2113 Portland Avc. So. Minneapolis 4. Minnesota Novice boxer ... his deep voice . . • German savant . . . Peppy pitcher. ActrAties: Bowlin.- Team '45; Base- ball Team '45: Calisthenics Pla- toon '45: Library Club '44; Booster Club '46: Best Company '45; Ger- man Club '46; 4 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Medicine. I.ON B. SERAN 5801 Ewing Avc. So. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota Sarno . . . his overloaded car . . . Arc you talking to me. Prof?” . Oh. for the life of the color guard”. Activities: Kathodians '46: Football B Team '44: lLxsstcr Club '46; Eagle Award '44; Aeronautics Club '46: Best Company '45; 2 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Aero- nautical Engineering. GERALD A. SI IA LI. BETTER 2705 Knox Avc. No. Minneapolis, Minnesota “Jerry” . . . the shoulders' . . («olden Glover . . . seasoned pilot. Activities: Kathodians '46; Swim- ming '44. '45. '46; Track '45. '46; Athletic Monogram Club '46; Best Company '45: Aeronautic Club '46; 2 Good Conduct Awards; Staff Ser- geant. Ambition: Electrical Engi- neering. JERROLD SIMON 591 Woodlawn St. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Halsey” . . . amateur basketball coach . . . Ill bet you” .. . all day lunch. Activities: BioJogians '44: Aquin Staff '46: Basketball B Team 4-; Track '44; Calisthenics Platoon '43; Eagle Award '43; Best Company '44. Ambition: Business. 35 CRAIG WILLIAM STARBIRD 2725 Zenith Avc. Minneapolis, Minnesota Enjoys his weekends . . . “Think I'll enlist” . . . socially inclined. Activities: Kathodians ’45; Bowling Team '43; Calisthenics Platoon '43; Library Club '44; Booster Club '46; Best Company '45: 4 Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Elec- trical Engineering. NICHOLAS P. STEFANO 2665 E. 40th St. Cleveland, Ohio “Nick” . . . handball zealot . . . stubborn stubble . . . Touche!” Activities: Crack Platoon '45. '46; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Mili- tary Monogram '46; Best Com- pany '44. '45; Best Platoon '45; Best Squad '43. 44; Boarder Non- com Club '46; M. P. '44; 4 Good Conduct Awards: Corporal. Ambi- tion: Business and law. THOMAS EDWARD STEINER 153 E. King St. Lancaster, Ohio Raconteur extraordinaire ... all the way front Lancaster . . . student of baton technique . . . star of Best Foot Forward”. Activities: Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46: Crack Platoon '44, '45, '46: Altar Society '44, '45. ’46; Choir '44. '45, '46; Ritle Team '44, '45; Cheer Leaders '45. '46; Booster Club '46; Best Company '44. '45; Best Platoon ’45; Best Squad '44; M. P. '44; 2 Good Conduct Awards; Technical Sergeant. Ambition: Movie Star. PATRICK W. STEWART 3S3S Blaiidcll Avc. Minneapolis S, Minnesota Connoisseur of fine tobaccos . . . I’ll rough it tonight with the Buick” . . . innumerable records . . . mili- tarily inclined. Activities: Aquin Staff '44; Kaydet Staff '46; Track Team '46: Crack Platoon '45: Freshman Crack Pla- toon '43: Business Manager '46; Officers' Club '46: Booster Club '46; Military Monogram; Be t Company '43; Best Platoon '43; 8 Good Conduct Awards; First Lieutenant. Ambition: Business. PAUL ABBOTT STONER 2097 Carroll Avc. St. Paul 4, Minnesota Is that right?” . . . expert linkstcr . . . Clifton Faditnan to Lt. Cogan. Activities: Biologians '44; Football B Team '45; Basketball A Team '45. '46; Basketball B Team '43, '44; Golf Team '43. '44, '45: Captain '46: Athletic Monogram Club '44, '45. '46: Freshman Crack Platoon '43: Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46; Eagle Award '43; 5 Good Conduct Awards: Second Lieuten- ant. Ambition: Law. 36 PAUL SUNDBERG 4516 M or land Avc. So. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota “Big Paul . . . Pit president . . . '‘Gee I don’t know . . . quiet and likeable.....leader in everything he undertakes . . . backstroke artist. Activities: BioTogian '44; Swimming '45, '46; Crack Squad '46; Eagle Award '14. '45: Best Company '44; Best Platoon '44; 5 Good Conduct Awards; Technical Sergeant. Am- bition: F. B. I. PATRICK J. TOMPKINS 4001 Ewing Ave. So. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota Pat . . . that heinie . . . “Aw Prof' . . . appreciates his free time . . . skating streak. Activities: Biologians '44; Hockey Team '45. '46; Athletic Monogram Club '45, '46; Best Company '45; Sergeant. Ambition: Business. WILLIAM J. TOWLE 650 Goodrich Avc. St. Paul 5, Minnesota “Tillic” ... St. ITiomas Beau Brum- incl . . . that little black book” . . . earnest hunter. Activities: Football B 'Team '45; Hockey Team '45. '46; Athletic Monogram Club '46; Calisthenics Platoon ’43; Library Club '43; Best Platoon '44; Good Conduct Awards. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineering. 37 JOHN UNLAND 5242 York Ave. So. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota Onion . . . always makes an at- mosphere jolly . . . dependable line backer . . . “You tlinched . let nit its: Football A Team ‘45. '46; Athletic Monogram Club '45; Booster Club '46; Beat Company '43; 5 Good Conduct Awards; Ser- geant. Ambition: Architecture. JOHN VAN DE Pl'lTE 1381 Three Mile Drive Grosse Poinic, Michigan Crack manual of arms . . . “Van” . . . fair-haired but not light-headed. Jetivities: Track Team ‘44; Crack Platoon ’44. ‘45. '46: Choir '45; Military Monogram '46: Best Com- pany '44: Best Platoon '44; Best Squad '44: M. P. '44: Spanish Club '45: Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Business Management. WILLIAM II. WALTER 605 No. Barstow St. F.au Claire, Wisconsin Red . . . all-round athlete . . . friendly smile. Aetwities: Kathodians ‘46: Football A Team '45. '46; Football B Team '44; Swimming 1’cam '46; Track Team '44. '45, Co-captain '46; Athletic Monogram Club '45. '46; Altar Society '44. '45. '46; Choir '46: Booster Club '46: Best Squad '45; Boarder Non-com Club '46; 6 Ciood Conduct Awards; Tech- nical Sergeant. Ambition: Medi- cine. RICHARD J. WEISS 5149 35th Ave. So. Minneapolis 16. Minnesota Handsome Dick . . . poor man's Louie Prima . . . wavy hair . . . those Band room brawls . . .woman- hater . . . muscular coordination. Activities: Track '45; 6 Good Con- duct Awards; Second Lieutenant. Ambition: Commercial Veterinar- ian. RAYMOND A. WELLS 5026 3d Ave. So. Minneapolis 9, Minnesota Owns the “Waltzing Matilda” . . . “Tony . . . “Out in Montana . . . Man that's real flavor: . . . “Arise and fly away with me. Aetkities: Aquin Staff '44; Kaydet Staff '46; Athletic Monogram '45. '46; Cheer leaders '45. '46; Booster Club '46; German Club '45. '46; 4 Good Conduct Awards: Staff Sergeant. Ambition: Medicine. 38 JOHN M. WHEELER 3531 Garfield Avc. So. Minneapolis S. Minnesota Mathematical whiz . . . fender bender . . . engaging personality . . . fas- cinated by e' = -1 . . . “Red . Activities: Bsologians '44: Kathod- iant '46; Aquin Staff '44. '45; Booster Club '46; Eagle Award '43; 8 Good Conduct Awards: First Sergeant. Ambition : Chemical En- gineer. HARRISON PLATO WILLIAMS 922 St. Anthony Avc. St. Raul 4. Minnesota 'lari's play ping-pong” . . . innumer- able friends . . . humorous com- ments . . . able Technical Sergeant. Activities: Aquin Staff '43; Kaydet Staff '44: Track '45; Ubrary Ciub '45; Calisthenics Platoon 43; Best Squad '43; 2 Good Conduct Awards; Technical Sergeant. Ambition: Veterinarian. FRED WILSON 1910 Jefferson Avc. St. Paul 5. Minnesota Quiet but friendly . . . Frederick the Great . . . sincere and honest. Activities: Calisthenics Platoon '43; Best Company '43; 8 Good Con- duct Awards. Ambition: Business. RICHARD E. WOLFGANG 5615 11th Avc. So. Minneapolis 7. Minnesota Teddy-bear . . . Habitue of Haeny's drug store and the draft board . . . vivid imagination . . . talcs with sound effects. Activities: Biologian '45; Freshman Crack Platoon '43; Library Club ‘45; Officers' Club '46; Booster Club '46: Military Monogram '46; 8 Good Conduct Award ; Second Lieutenant. Ambition: Law. RICHARD A. ZEMLIX 5207 Zenith Avc. So. Minneapolis 10. Minnesota Zem . . . ride trumpeter superb . . . I'll retire to a cave and count sand . . . musician's haircut . . . Dateless Dick . Activities: Kathodians '46: Officers’ Club '46; Booster Club '46; 4 Good Conduct Awards; First Lieutenant. Ambition: Engineering. 39 JUNIORS A. Adams, A. Anton, R. Ballard, H. Bandersky, T. Barnes. P. Barrett, R. Battis, F. Becker J. Binder, 1 . Binno, N. Bold, J. Bougie, G. Broz, T. Burnstad, J. Byrne. C. Campion M. Cappcllo, J. Cline, W. Cochran, T. Coleman, K. Connor. R. Conway, T. Coulter, L. Courteau M. Coyne, R. Davis, G. Dcgidio, R. DcLapa, J. Derrig, W. Devo, J. Dolan, J. Dorsey C. Eastman, C. Fklund, . 1'aricy, R. Fcrrian, G. l inkelstein, W. Fischer, T. Flesher, |. Frawley B. I- retti, J. I'retti, NT. I'ries, A. Fry, J. Gable, R. Gadomski, T. Gacrtner, C. Garner R. Glass, J. Gleason, Y. Glcndcnning, R. Goblirsch, J. Grady, R. Graves, II. Hafner, W. Hanousck W. Heck, R. Hoff, B. Hoffman, R. Hooper, C. Housh, F. Hoy. R. Isaacson, |. Jensen M. Jacobs, R. Johnson, J. Kane. J. Klcm, J. LaFond, R. La Fond, R. Landmark, 1). Lashmct f J. Linsmayer, Y. I.ipschultx, J. Longbotham, C. McCarthy, F. McDcvitt i,. McGough, J. McGovern, J. McMonigal, J. MacDonald. J. Mach, II. Madden, R. Mahoney, M. Melamed Y. Metzger, V. Montgomery, W. Mordaunt, II. Murphy, A. Nardi, T. Neglia, C. Nichols, R. O'Brien 42 R. Olmscheid, K. Olsen, E. O’Neil, W. O’Rourke, J. Pcifcr, J. Peyton, V. Poklacki. I). Provost R. Prybvlski, N. Purtell. R. Rademachcr, C. Rainey, R. RceJ, G. Rcgnier, W. Rcider, C. Rcitmcycr I). Rocheford, R. Ruvclson. I). Rvan. G. Schneider, R. Schouweiler, J. Schroedcr, R. Schwappach G. Shallbettcr , ' R. Welch, R. Welsh, J. White, L. Wilson 43 SOPHOMORES . Aylward, R. Bachman, J. Balias. A. Bahcs, P. Bennett. . Berg, I . Boemer, R. Boland E. Broderick, J. Brombach. J. Buckles, J. Burns, J. Cain, E. Carlone, L. Carr, J. Casey R. Cassidy, M. Caulfield, G. Chapman, J. Clarke, R. Cleary, T. Clements, J. Combs, J. Connelly S. Conway, M. Coonan, T. Corbett, J. Crane. L. Culligan, R. Cumming, J. Delaney, C. Denny R. Devitt, W. Dietz. I'. Dolan. G. Donovan. R. Donovan. J. Drexlcr. A. Duellman, R. Ducrr W. Dunn, R. I'.bner, R. Egan, J. Eldrcdgc, R. Parley, T. Earley. G. Feldman. J. Fitzgerald J. Goetil, T. Greene, R. Hermes, A. Ililgcr. I). Hilligoss, E. Hinderer, V. Hofer, J. Horan R. Fleischhacker, A. Francois, I . Franklin, P. Gaertner, D. Gavin, J. Gcrncs, J. Gindorflf, YV. Gleason A. Macho, R. Mahowald, J. Malcrick. I). Markoe, J. Markoe, T. Marzolf, M. Meehan. I.. Mittcco 46 M. Horan, J. Howell, Y. Hurley, C. Jackson, J. Kane, J. Kelly, E. Kencfick, D. Kennedy K. Kingrey, F. Kinn, T. Kirchmaier, S. Koop, P. Lacy, T. Ledin, S. Lia, V. Little £ I). Longbottom, J. Loosen, L. Lynch, YV. Lynch, I). McDonough, I). MeGough, M. McGregor, R. Mabry J. Mulford. Murphy, J. Murray. I). Xorum, J. O’Connell. T. O'Connor, R. Okinow, R. Olejniczak M A. Richard. |. Rios. |. Rilev. M. Roscnholtz, R. Sargent. C. Saucier. J. Savoie. I. Schindler F. Schlichting, E. Schmidt. J. Schneider. R. Sherwood. L. Simons, J. Skog. R. Smith, T. Spaniol I . Tierney, J. Tovcv, J. Towey, L. allet. R. Wall raff. S. Wolkoff 47 FRESHMEN E. Abbott, J. Ackermann, M. Ahern, S. Applebaum, V. Archambeau, J. Ashe, R. Bair, R. Bandyk J. Barrett, J. Barry, F. Bauer, E. Bienias, R. Biever, |. Bilski, I). Bleunimcl, I). Breault P. B recount, M. B reni man, V. Bromschwig, (J. Brown. Y. Carey, J. Carter, R. Cassidy, C. Claude 1). Cooksey, J. Cumming, B. Davis, M. Dean, D. Devine, G. Dickman, R. Dolan, W. Dorsey J. Drake, J. Dullca, J. Dunn, R. Dunn, Y. Dunn, T. Egan, R. Eidson. B. Ewing Y. Fallon. J. Faricy, . Fernandez, R. Finnegan, J. Fitzgibbon, R. Fitzsimmons, R. Flesher, C. Foley 49 F. Fredell, J. Fretti, I . Fuller, P. Gavin, G. Gerber, R. Gindorff, R. Gleason, O. Gloor J. Goldblait, P. Grant, N. Hansen, R. Harris, S. Hastings, J. Hautman. H. Hayden, R. Hcgcrlc S. Heller. X. Helm. J. Henry, J. Hilger, R. Hudson. J. Gainor, R. James. R. Jensen R. Johnson, T. Johnson, P. Joyce, E. Kavanaugh, E. Keating, J. Kcnncbcck, V. Kennedy, J. Kloster M. Knechtgcs, R. Knip, R. Krueger, R. Kurylo, R. Lane, C. Larkin, R. Lauritx.cn. J. Lavia G. Lohr, D. Longpre. R. McDonald, R. McDonnell, D. McGovern, J. McGrath, I). McLaughlin, J. McNecly 50 R. Mach, T. Madden, C. Mahoney. J. Mahowald, P. Mariotti, J. Marshik, A. Matt, I). Mercier J. Mergens, Q. Mischke, J. Monohan. R. Moritz, J. Morrison, H. Muller, J. Xcmcr, V. Noonan H. Nordstrom, P. O'Brien, R. Ochs, P. O’Connor, S. Okes, J. O’Neill, J. Ormc, V. Parcnteau R. Patrick, R. Payne, J. Phelps, R. Potter, F. Putzicr, J. Quigley, P. Rand, II. Rech P. Rice, C. Ritten, T. Rochcl, J. Rockwell, R. Scharfbillig, R. Schneider, V. Schorn, H. Schroedcr C. W. Schwappach, A. Seifert. G. Seifert, R. Seifert. E. Sexton, T. Shea, R. Sheahan. D. Sullivan 51 R. Sullivan, R. Swift, G. S .ustcr, J. Tart, W. Taylor, J. Thcibert, R. Thomas, P. Towle J. Tunc, V. Yillaumc, W. Voight, J. Wachendorfer, W. Wagner, G. Waite, W. Waldorf, T. Walsh (i. Welch, I). Wertheimer. J. White, S. Williams, W. Winn, J. Zachman, C. Zuleski 'f I were an octopus, I would boast Of all tke marshmallows I cou Id toast Over a re. But r m not, I m Maguire. —Gerald E. Maguire 52 ADMINISTRATION THE MOST REVEREND JOHN GREGORY Ml RR Y. Archbishop of Saint Paul 53 54 MISS BETTY MILLER. Secretary to the President 55 56 7 A. MRS. MINA I). CUTTING Registrar MISS MARY CHURCHILL Clerk, Studies Office MR. ERNEST J. MURPHY Business Manager MRS. MABEL C. WOLLAN Clerk. Commandant's Office MRS. EILEEN PROBST Manager, Bookstore 57 Left, Tony Eldredge, the Officer of the Day. and Jerry Shallbetter. Orderly, get the announce- ments straight. Below, Jim O’Brien takes care of athletic equipment . . . Miss Marge Mortensen and her bedside manner . . . “Pants ready yet, Goldie: . . . Dr. W ilson . . . Miss Joyce Baird and another tasty dish . . . registration of upper- classmen . . “Relax. it doesn’t hurt—much . . . Mrs. Kemp of the Red Cross talks with General Briggs. saianis LT. MARVIN I). BASSETT LT. RAYMOND DOYLE MAJ. JOHN McCHRYSTAL Ancient History, Economic Geo- Ancient, Modern, and American American and English History, graphy, Civics, Economics History Civics Social Sciences LT. ROBERT J. ROURKE CAPT. THOMAS J. SCOTT CAPT. SYLVESTER TURBES American History, Speech Ancient and Modern History Ancient and Modern History, English I and II 60 MR. CARL BLOMGREN FR. DAVID J. DOOLEY MR. CLYDE EDDY Spanish I and Latin I and Spanish I and H, Latin II CAPT. LEONARD HAUER LT. WILLIAM MILLER CAPT. CHAS. SCHOEPPNER Latin II, III, and IV, Latin 11 Latin I, German and 11 Greek I and II 61 CAPT. JOHN E. BRAND Plane Geometry, Elementary Algebra CAPT. THOMAS E. GARTLAND Plane Geometry, Elementary Algebra CAPT. KENNETH MACK Solid and Plane Geometry, Aeronautics MAJ. WALTER L. WESTLINE Higher Algebra, Solid Geometry Sciences I R. THOM S F. NOLAN Chemistry, Religion and l (. APT. ROBERT J. HILGERS Chemistry, Solid and Plane Geometry LT. LEROY BROWN Pit vs its CAPT. FREDERICK A. GATI'O Biology, Elementary Algebra MISS CLARA GLENN MISS ALMA HEFFRON MR. ROLAND JULIAN Librarian Typing Piano The Academy Building 64 MILITARY COL. FRANCIS . M RKOE Professor of Military Science and Tactics CAPT. CHARLES II. FORE Professor of Military Science and Tadics Colonel Francis Markoc, an alumnus of the Academy who had served as our PMS T since his return from overseas in 1944. re- signed at mid-year to re-enter civilian life. He was succeeded by Captain Chares II. Fore, former Assistant PMS T. 65 In our Military classrooms we learn the methods of reading maps, the construction and functioning of weapons, the technique of command. During our drill periods and maneuvers, we begin to put these things into practice. I.T. JOHN M. COCAN Military li T SGT. JOHN I). GARVIN Military I SGT. JOHN CARROLL Military II T SGT. ROY C. W ILLIAMS Military III CPL. RAYMOND SCALLEN Military 66 An early spring march—Lt. Cogan and the 3d Platoon of C Company . . . athletic program during drill period in the winter months . . . Mullen and McCarthy on the 37 mm anti- tank gun in Military IV . . . the Corps is massed for calisthenics. TKitCCcwt... Practice One of our first reviews in the fall. REGIMENTAL STAFF Col. Richard McDcvitt, Commanding Lt. Col. Hugh Moss, Adjutant Lt. Col. Howard Loo, Executive Officer Sgt. A. Xardi, Supply Sgt; 2 Lt. E. Regnier, Plans iff Training Officer; 1 Lt. C. Bowe, Supply Officer; Sgt. F. Bcckcr, Supply Sgt. M Sgt. R. Schneider, Sgt. Major FIRST BATTALION STAFF Lt. Col. Roger Foussard, Commanding Capt. James Quigley. Adjutant; Maj. Karl Halladin. Executive Officer SECOND BATTALION STAFF Lt. Col. Arthur Palmer. Commanding Capt. Anthony Eldredgc. Adjutant; Maj. Paul Hag- strom. Executive Officer M Sgt. Samuel Clark. Sgt. Maior 69 A COMPANY 2 l.t. R. Culligan. Pit. Mr.; S Sgt. . Reidir. Guide. ut Sq., J. McGuire, W. Dic: . R. Casddy, A. darn , W. KIcm. J. KI ter. R. Regan. 1). Devine, let Mach I S Sgt I Bougie, P Binno, J Drake. J. Cain. 0. Cl r. R. Thieten. R. Lauritzen, I chemunn. J l well I Penn, I. Derrii; So.. S Sgl C McCarthy. Montgomery. C l astman, R. McDermott, R. Duerr, Huot, D. Kennedy, R Quinn, LATOON P. OCoi r, S Sgt. V I T Sgt. R. Blumberg, Pit. Sgt. I l.t. J. Palmer, I’ll. Mr., S Sgt. II. Hafner, Guide, ni Sq., S Sgt. R. DeLapa. X. Fries. R. Welsh, J. MacIX nald. R. Mahrv. R. Kurylo. J. Kelly, 2nd H. Rech. I Va t, J. Schindlci P Sg I'. ( liter, Pit. Set.; 2d Sq., S Sgt. W. Doyle, R. Ebner, R. Ri Mel ighlin, R. Jensen, . Bold, W. Dunn, D. Longbottom Sgt. B. Hoffmann; id Sq., S Sgt. G. Regnicr, S. Hastings, T. Gaertner, C Spi les, I Bi • ck I Male rick, HATOON Baltes. J. l ime. R. Donovan. C. Foley, Sgt. J. Byrne. 3rd PLATOON 2 I.t. K. Conway. Pit. Mr.. S Sgt. R. Gadomski. Guide, nt Sq., S Sgt. J. Frawley. R. Ilegerle. R. Potter. J. Murphy. I . Schlichling. S. Applcbaum, C. Mahonev. I. Clarke. V. Gleason. T Sgt. .1. Kile. Pit. Set.: .'d Sq., Sgt. W. Fi-cher. J. Ballas. Bromschivig. J. Horan. D. Wertheimer, h. Keating. S.’ I.ia. S. Tart. Sgt. II. Madden; jd Sq., S Sgt. R. Faricy. J. Combs, D. Bluemmcl. M. Roscnholtz, P. Bocmer. W. Fallon. A. Matt. W. Dunn. R. Cumming. 71 B COMPANY Capt. James Jordan, Commander 2 Lt. J. Schneider, Attached Officer, 2 I,t. P. Stoner, Executive Officer, 1 Sgt. W. Keenan, Cpl. R. Mc- Hugh. Guidon Hearer. 1 Lt. J. Schaut. Pit. Ur., S Sgt. J. Van IX- Pitte, Guide. 1st Sq., Sgt. X. Cody. W. Kepplingcr, I-'. Ilindcrcr. J. Schroedcr. R FitzMinmon , 1). Gavin, let R Sheehan. M. Kncchtgc . I). Mcrcicr, E. Bicnias, v. Villaumc, Sgt. R. Dick; 2d So. S Sgt. I. Emmcr. H. Fischer,T. Kirchmaier, R. OInuchied, J. Case) C. Jackson, R. Muds n, J. Dullea, C. Claude. R McD S ' - - Markcrt, L. Serin, R. Dunn, J. F.ldrcdge, LATOON 11, . i) McD igh, tI ind, 1 raents, I). Hilligoss, J. Gokubu, J. Duffy, Sgt. D. Scott. T Sgt, F. McDevitt, Pit. Sgt. 2 Lt. D. Dryhaug, Pit. Ldr., S Sgt. W. Kunz, Guide, nt Sq., S Sgf. J. Markoe, A. Du an. R Band D. Loi ........................ r. O’C nn r, I. Fitzgerald 2nd I Faricy, (•. Dickman, I Egan. I Ma wald. i . Gibba, G. Seifert; 2d S , S Sgt I Bii ler, M. Caj J U’C nnel), V. Glendcnning, Arnnu Faricy, P S. Ok N D Bn ilt, R Oleji I s t R l • P s sS.-t. C. Nichols, |. Cline, A,uu R Gindorff, W. Baird, E. Kcncfick, P Rice. L. Carr, J Vhit F Putzser, G Degidio, Sgt tt flan , Sgt R I I 2 Lt. D. Blascr. Pit. Ur., S Sgt. T. Ncglia. Guide, nt Sq.. Sgt. J. FIcshcr, P. Tierney, J. Ilautman. M. Coonan. R. Devitt. J. Murray. I). Provost, T Evans L Ii are� , R. Scl arfbi lig. R. Moritz, V. Pai Sq., S S IV. Lamb. C. V 70 ATOOH I J. M rrii n, R Mi E M . R. Lai R San Sq., S Sgt |ci cn, I . Ryai R I .. n, R. 0 Johnson, P. Gacrtncr, J. McXcely, R. Patrick, J. Gocttl, V. Waldorf, A. Berg. K. Car lone, V. Towle, T Sgt. C. Garner, Pit. Sgt. C COMPANY 2 I-t. M. Klein. Pit. Ur., S Set. M. MeXairy. Guide, 1st S;.. M. Horan, W. Ilofcr. Fernandez. I . X o:um. J. Loosen. I. Dolan. (� . l.ohr. li iSt N Istrom, I. H ry, A Seifert. R. Swift. J. Quigley; jd .S’ .. S S«t. J. Boulay. .1. Bu;n . k Kinurey. M. Hayden. J. W hite, J. Drcxlcr. V. t R. I) Ian. K. Mariotti, R. Hcnr.es, R. Ruvclson. s. I. Doncy: jd Sq., Sgt. G. Finkdstein, S. Koop. T. Greene, W. Kennedy, Hiller, ATOON i. nemey, J Gemes, R Cleat n, I B rrett, M Melam I P i .... P Sgt. P. S S 2 l.t F. Louisignau, Pit. Ur.. S Sk-t. J. Freeman, Guide, ist Sq., R. Johnson, J. $ ineider, G. I' n van, K. Olsen, R. Bachman, J. McKnight, J. 2fl(j she. II. Bandersky, I. Sullivan, rl. Hayden, R. Kidson, w. Little; 2d Sq., S $Rt. A. Fry, C. Larkin, T. Walsh, W. Otto, I?. Davis, .1. Gleas m, R. Mach, I). Stewart. J. Mulford. R Schneider. Set. R. SclwMiweilcr: jd Sq., S Sri. R. lax. D. Pretty man, J. Simon, J. Linstnaycr. J. Mach, LATOON |). Kemp, R. Payne, V Pet G � r, P. I bor, Sgt I MeG vern, I Sgt. II Okm Pit Sgt. 3rd LATOON a. P. Stewart. Pit. Ur., S Set. V. Ilanousek. Guide, rst Sr .. S Sgt. J. Peyton. T. Farlcv. I. Markoc. I. Dunn. I. T vcv. |. Sundber,', I.. Simmon . R. SI . P. ( nt R McDonnell C R • 1'. ki, Sgt. R. Prybj ki: 2d Sq., S Sgt. M. MeGrady. C. Rainey, J. Riley, R. OTLaugh- __ lin, M. Olsen. C. Wollan. R Farley, I. Mergens, R. Fleshcr, R. WalralT, R. Biever, M. Ahem, Sgt. W. Linschult S S Sg R w . 75 T. Corbett. R. Smith. R. James. J. Tovey. R Okinow, J. Zachman, W. Barnes. 1). Cooksey. R Knip, R. Welch. Set. P. McMahon. 1 l.t W. Rockwell. Pit. Ur., S Sgt. R. Radcmachcr, Guide, ist Sq.. S Sgt. G. Caraboolad. R. Ballard, R. Seifert. (5. Conroy, S. Heller. C. Campion. c L. Wilton, I.. Culligan. S. Wolkoff, W. Dorsey, I). Lashmet, Pit. Sat. T Sgt. T. Sticncr; id I. Bumstad, W. Ilock, I). 101 i„ k. . . ,1. Marshik. H. Muller. C. Denny, T. Brill. I). Shapiro. W Schorn. Sgt. P. Tomkins; jd Sq.. S Sgt. W. Rcitmyer, R. Hci whacker. R MOON Craves, j. Dalaney. 1 . 1 icy. T Madden, M. Brennan. L. Lynch, J. Carter, 15. Ewing, Set. J. McCarthy. 2 Lt. J. larger, Pit. Ur., S Sgt. B. Fretti. Guide, nt Sq., S Sgt. T. Lia, E. Schmit. J. Skog. I). MeGough, J. Towey. G. Szustcr, J. Hilger, M. 2nd Cauficld. ( . Waite, J. Cummings. R. Bair. I . Rand. Sgt. I'. Barnes; 2 i Sq., S Sgt. R. I .char. II. Moran, II. Ormc. M. McGregor. I). Rocheford, R. Finnegan. K. Kavanaugh, M. Dean. J. Barry. T. Norman. G. Welch, R. Pavzer: Sq., S Sgt. G. Schneider, T. Fleshcr. P. Hagstrom, T. ATOON Forster, A. Hamel, L. Courteau, F. Frcdcll. Q. Mischkc. D. Pinard, P Gavin, Sgt. P. Barrett, T Sgl. W. Walter, Pit. Stf. 2 Lt. R. Mueller. Pit. Ur.. Sgt. J. Marker!, Guide, nt Sq.. S Sgt. R. Mod. J. Jensen, R. Cassidy, R. Cleary. G. Starbird, V. Taylor. W. Winn, Jfd T. Tong, J. O'Neill. I). McGovern, Pit. Sit., I' Sgt. R. Scott: 2d Sq., Sgt. J. Leonard, W. Moraaunt, S. Conway, J. Kane, R. ( Connor, P. O'Brien. J. Kane, R. 'lTiomas, W. Ormc. R. Harris. Sgt. V. O’Rourke; jtrd Sq., S Sgt. J. Grady. R. Davis. J. Buckles T. Spaniol, T. Rochcl, ITOON j Bilski, F. Kinn. J. Brornbach, J. Phelps, R. Gleason, Sgt. J. I-ongbotham. THE BAND M Sgt. John Weber. Band X! aster. hront row, G. Maguire. R. Schwappach. R. Goblirsch. J. Monahan. K. Abbott. N. Hansen. V. Schwappach, T. Culler, R. Hooper. R. Glass, R. Weiss. R. Zenilin. !•'. Hughes; Second row. W. Hoff, A. Anton, A, Francois. R. Gindorf. R. Bennett, T. Johnson, W rchambcau. I). Steiner, J. Fhicbcrt. R. Sullivan. |. McGrath, R. Ochs. T. Shea: Standing, 1 Kaniut. I-. Coleman, J. Waehendorfer. R Con- way. M. Coyne, W. Deyo, j. Ries, T. laxiin. 78 RELIGION 0 0 Here we show those instructors who have taught us the truths of our Faith so that we may appreciate God’s love for us. FR. EDW ARD C. HOLLAND Religion I FR. ROBERT J. tt ITTMAX Religion I and IV FR. ROBERT L. PROBST Religion III FR. WILLIAM OZARK Religion FR. ROBER T A. VASHRO Religion I 79 eCic MM,,, Practice On these three pages we show the many ways in which we adore our God. We cannot show the acts of virtue which should accompany that adoration, but we hope that the vir- tues which worship inspires will be evident in the lives of the graduates of St. Thomas. Father Dooley gives Holy Communion at morning Mass. 80 All cadets attend Benediction every Friday. Many cadets serve daily Mass. Mass is celebrated for all boarders four times a week. 81 Cadets arc encouraged to offer Mass with the priest by using a missal. Bishop Trcacy speaks on St. Thomas Day. Father Vashro, Archbishop Murray, and Father Gormlcy enter the chapel on St. Thomas Diay, March 7th. 82 Athletics 'pMt all With only three lettermen as a foundation, Coach Dcig built up his fourth straight championship team (St. Thomas and Cretin ended up a tie for the championship this year). Although there was much pessimism about the team’s chances for a successful season at the beginning of the fall practice, the first two games (which were non-conference) showed that the team had the stuff to come through with another championship. Altogether, the team won six games, tied one. and lost one, scoring 120 points to the opponents’ 51. When the All-Conference team was picked, three Toms, McPharlin, Rademachcr, and Landmark, captured positions. MR. FR WCIS J. DEIG. Coach first Row: V. l.anc. I.. Cortcau. J. Conroy. J. McPharlin: second rote: J. Mach. I). Shapiro, R. Tc«ar. l.t. Robert Rourkc. Coach Francis Dcig. Father Robert Vashro, Jim O'Brien. T. Greene W. Jensen: third row: R. Culli.-an, P. .McMahon. 11. Ixx , V. Klcm. I), l.ashmet. W. Ilanousek. R. Landmark. 1). Provost. J. Fretti; fourth row: . Walter. A. Markert. R. Foossard. T. Forster. G. Broz. J. Markert. J. Boulay, H. Moss. C. F.klund, 11. Murphy; fifth row: R. Prybilski. 11. Madden. D. McGough, R. Johnson. R. DeLapa, G. Schneider, R. Rademachcr, W. Doyle. J. I nland. W. Keenan, C. Garner. 83 MECHANIC ARTS DE LA SALLE Fine line play around the midfield stripe high- lighted this first game of the season. 'I lie only score was made by the Cadets after they recov- ered a Trainer fumble. Even though each team was practically untried, they lacked none of the traditional intestinal fortitude of the game as was shown when a hard tackle broke the ankle of a Trainer half-back. ST. PAUL ACADEMY The two points after a touchdown cinched the game for the Tommies as the SPA team muffed theirs. They excelled themselves, however, in proving to be the first team to score against the Cadets on their home field since it was construct- ed back in the ’30’s. Repeated long runs were the brunt of the Tom's attack, keeping SPA on the defensive most of the second half. SPA. however, by a 70 yard run, made their final score two minutes before the gun, bettering a Tommie run early in the game. ST. CLOUD Held scoreless during the first half by the de- termined but outclassed St. Cloud team, the Cadets came out on the field after half time and pushed the Crusaders under their goal posts once during the third quarter and twice more in the fourth. Only once in the entire game was the Tom goal line threatened; that was in the first quarter when, after receiving the kick-off, the Q4 Cathedral team pushed up to the Tom three yard line only to lose the ball on downs. The Toms were unpleasantly surprised when they met the Islanders at Nicollet field, for this reportedly weak team not only held the Toms scoreless during the first quarter, but in the sec- ond period pushed the Cadets under their goal posts and then kicked for the extra point to lead the game 7-0. It was the Cadets turn next and they pushed across one touchdown before the end of the half, but because the kick for extra point missed, the Islanders still led the game. After half-time the Cadets moved on to the field de- termined to break ahead, and break they did. One touchdown and its extra point were scored to set the Toms out ahead 13-7. The rest of the game was played between the 30 yard stripes. CRETIN History repeated itself in the 24th annual con- test between Cretin’s Raiders and the Cadets as the game ended with the same 13-13 deadlock that climaxed the 1944 tilt. The Cadets were first to score when the Raiders fumbled the kick- off on their ten yard line. The kick for the extra point was not good. The Cadets got their next marker in the second quarter by way of a long pass. This time the kick was good. It was Cretin’s turn next and they also scored on a long pass, but the kick went wild. After the half the Raiders came back and scored again tying up the game. In the last quarter both teams fought desperately to score, but, being evenly matched, were stalemated at midfield. DULUTH CENTRAL The Cadets made the homecoming celebrations complete by defeating Duluth Central by an air attack. Both lines were evenly matched and for this reason the Cadets took advantage of their air power before the Northerners could find a defense against it. The men from Duluth caught on quickly and tightened their defense so that the Toms did not come near pay dirt again. In the third quarter the Northerners tried to even up the game but succeeded in getting only six points. ST. JOHN'S ACADEMY This game, which ended the 1945 football sea- son, is one about which as little as possible is said. The game started with the Cadets heavily favored since they outweighed the Johnnies by a considerable margin. During the first three quarters the Toms held their opponents score- less and scored two touchdowns, one in the sec- ond quarter and one in the third. Unfortunately the kicks for extra points were not good. Then when the fourth quarter started, the Johnnies got on their horse and. showing ability that was not present during the rest of the game, scored two touchdowns and one extra point. ST. AGNES Having sounded out the Aggies’ defense during the first quarter, the Cadets exploded into action in the second, scoring three touchdowns and two points after touchdown. Feeling safe in this lead, Coach Deig wisely substituted the entire second string in the second half. The scoring was held down to the one touchdown and point made in the third quarter. SCORES St. Thomas 7 0 •Mechanic Arts St. Thomas 14 12 St. Paul Academy St. Thomas 21 0 St. Cloud Cathedral St. Thomas 13 7 De La Salle St. Thomas 13 13 Cretin St. Thomas 27 0 St. Agnes St. Thomas 13 0 Duluth Central St. Thomas 12 13 •St. John’s Academy Total 120 51 Won 6. Lost 1. Tied 1. “Non-conference games. 85 First row: . Hamel, R. Holcwa. I . Stoner, J. Conroy, Captain, J. Sturdivant, K. Olsen. . Dyle; second rote: D. Shapiro,T. Brill, V. Kennedy. II. Murphy, J. Derrijf, I). Murphy, J. O'Connell. Manager. JSi This season has been one of success and heartbreak for the Academy basketball team—heartbreak because of the losses sustained, success shown by the well proven ability of the Cadet quint to work to- gether with sportsmanship and loyalty. Making up in spirit for what they lacked in stature, the Cadets gave all comers a tough fight for their money. Never stopped by the seeming hopelessness of the game, the Tommies played hard in the face of almost overwhelming odds, showing a spirit native to St. Thomas. By no means always on the short end of the scores, the Cadets well proved that all teams that came up against them would have to play hard to get by. Many games which kept the spectators tense as to the outcome rounded out a season which was rich in skill and knowledge gained. MR. CODY HKNZEL, Coach SCORES St. 1'homas 26 30 Washburn St. Thomas 36 25 Mechanic Arts St. Thomas 29 21 Washington St. Thomas 32 24 Wilson St. Thomas 45 43 Central St. Thomas 29 33 St. John’s St. Thomas 37 35 Harding St. Thomas 39 31 St. Boniface St. Thomas 27 33 !)e La Salle St. ’Hiomas 31 45 Cretin St. Thomas 35 49 Cathedral St. 'Thomas 37 50 St. Boniface St. 'Thomas 42 27 Iordan St. Thomas 29 52 be La Salle St. 'Thomas 21 35 Cretin St. 'Thomas 40 39 St. John’s St. 'Thomas 35 34 Cathedral SEASON SUMMARY Getting the season off to a good start, the Cadets kept the veteran Washburn basketballers to an even score until the overtime period where Washburn got the favor by sinking two buckets to win. All rooters were agreeably surprised to see the Toms hold the favored team to such a low score and then soundly whip Mechanic Arts, Washington, Wilson and Central High in that order. The season was completed in a series of games that were close enough to keep spectators on edge as to the outcome. Though some games were heartbreakers indeed, the Tommies proved an object lesson in loyalty and spirit. INDIVIDUAL SCORING FG FT Total Pts Conroy .... ..58 32 148 Stoner ..26 20 72 Kennedy ... .. 4 3 II Murphy ... ..61 31 153 Doyle ..21 9 51 Sturdivant . .. 9 15 33 Derrig .. 4 13 21 Hamel . .20 13 53 Olson .. 1 1 3 Keenan .... .. 0 1 1 Brill .. 1 0 0 Holewa .... .. 1 1 3 87 First row: Fr. Vashro, Coach, C. Nichols, H. Ormc, W. Hldredyc, N. Cody, Captain, V. W al- dorf, G. Conroy: second row: J. Freeman, J. I-ongbotham. J. 1-conard, P. Egan, W. Mordaunt, V. Towle. SCORES St. Thomas 2 3 Central St. Thomas 0 4 Cretin St. Thomas 2 1 SPA St. Thomas 0 4 Blake St. Thomas 0 0 Breck St. Thomas 0 0 St. Cloud St. Thomas 2 4 Cretin St. Thomas 0 1 SPA St. Thomas 0 7 Blake St. Thomas 1 0 Breck St. Thomas 0 2 St. Cloud Total 7 26 88 Above: Co-captain W. Wal- ters. l-eft, first row: J. Combs, C. Nichols. B. Mc- Crady, Co-captain. J. Kane, C. Campion; second row: Capt. S. Turbes. Coack, J. Murphy, 1 . Boemcr, P. Ilagstrom, J. Riley, R. Pay- zer, Manager; third row: S. I.ia. C. Eastman. J. Fitz- gerald. M. Hayden, J. Kel- ley, J. Clarke, R. Sargent. SCORES South St. Paul 82 4, St. Thomas 21 Vi Central 53, Monroe 28, St. Thomas 36 U High 38, St. Thomas 75 Cretin 69 4. Sluattuck 56. St. Thomas 17 4 Central 719, St. Thomas 34 State Catholic Meet: Cretin 101 • , St. Thomas 30 4, St. John's 23, St. Cloud Cathedral 17 4 89 l.c_t: R. Culligan and R. Foussard. Co-captains, and Lt. Ixroy Brown. Coach, hold the Culligan-Foussard Trophy; right: R. Far- icy, Manager. , Scvattcttttty I'ndcr the guidance of Lt. Brown the nine returning letter men led the 1946 tank team in one of its most successful seasons, winning seven of the ten tank battles. The team also bears the distinction of hav- ing topped four previous records of the school pool: the 50 and 100 yard free style, the 150 yard medley relay and the 200 yard free style relay events. Tins year saw the inauguration of the annual Invitational Meet sponsored by St. Thomas and held each year in the O’Shaughncssy Pool. A committee set up decided that only those schools invited each year will participate in the meet in competition for the various awards. Awards have been set up in connection with the meet, the principal one being the Invitational Trophy. This trophy was donated by the fathers of the co-captains of the team. Mr. Louis Foussard and Dr. John Culligan. and will be in the possession of the winning team each year. It was decided that the trophy, with its engraved record, will be returned after 15 years to remain at St. Thomas. First rout: J. Gerber. R. Fitzsimmons 1.. Cullinan, II. Madden, X. Bold, V. Hurley, J. Sundbcrg. R. Krueger, W. Kunz; second row: J. Gleason. V. Walter, M. Hayden, J. Marker!, P. Sundbcrg. R. Foussard. Co-captain. A. Marker:. R. Culligan. Co- captain. W. Heck: third rote: II. Schrocdcr, P. Towle, J. Shallbctter. D. Blascr, W. Cochran. J. Gcrncs. R. Mabry. J. Kelley, J. Fitzsimmons; not shown: R. Doepd. 90 SKASOX SUMMARY The Cadets made a roaring start by capturing 51 points in the Cretin pool to their 24 points. Again in a strange pool, the Tommie tankers held their starting success and defeated Blake 46 to 29. Swimming in the Tom pool two more opponents were chalked up: Min- neapolis West 51 to 24. and Murray 46 to 11. Cretin was again licked by our undefeated team to the tune of 47 to 28. St. Paul Central contributed to the Toms winning streak, the tallies reading 45 to 21. The cadet tankers suffered their first setback at the hands of a hard-fighting opponent, Shattuck. In unfriendly waters the Tommies gathered 18 points to Shattuck's 48. The Tommies ran into more difficulty, with Austin the State Champs proving too much for our team, and we were defeated 52 to 14. Blake came back to the G’Shaughncssy pool and was again defeated 41 to 25. Shattuck, our biggest rival, later came to our pool and, despite the efforts of veterans Markcrt and Kun ., high point men of the year, we were again handed a defeat 29 to 37. In the Invitational, Shattuck once again gained a slight margin over the cadets and took the trophy. Cochran showed up again as the outstanding diver winning honors in the Invitational. The other teams who participated in this year’s meet fell in line behind St. Thomas’ second place. Cretin was third, Blake fourth, and Pillsbury fifth. St. Thomas SCORES 51 24 Cretin St. Thomas 46 29 Blake St. Thomas 51 24 Mpls. West St. Thomas 46 11 Murray St. Thomas 47 28 Cretin St. Thomas 45 21 Central St. Thomas 18 48 Shattuck St. Thomas 14 52 Austin St. Thomas 41 25 Blake St. Thomas 29 37 Shattuck Totals 388 299 91 Kneeling: S. Tart. M. Ahern; standing: R. Ixhar, J. White. J. Conroy, P. Stoner. I). Pinard. I). Murphy. At the end of last year St. Thomas looked forward to a very successful season in '46 with several lcitermen returning. However, during the summer certain difficulties arose, and when this golf season rolled around, the coach. Father Vashro, was faced with the difficult problem of building a strong team with only two returning lettermen to serve as a nucleus. Despite this handicap the qualifying rounds were con- ducted with great enthusiasm and the top eight qualifiers formed the golf team of 46. The team scheduled 21 matches with the top teams in the Twin Cities and surrounding territory. The two lettermen of last year, Paul Stoner and Joe Conroy, arc expected to be the main threats to the opposition in these matches. Since there are six underclassmen on this year’s team the outlook for next year is very promising. SCORES St. Thomas—6 Johnson—9 St. Thomas—8 St. Paul Academy—4 St. Thomas—S Johnson—13 St. Thomas—SVt Blake—6 St. Thomas—8H Central—9 «4 St. Thomas—4 St. Paul Academy—8 St. Thomas—9 Central—3 92 This year, interest in baseball at St. Thomas took a sharp upward trend when the school sports staff announced that Dick Furcy. the star athlete of the College, was to coach baseball at the Academy. Eleven members of last year’s team returned, thus providing a strong base for the team. 1 he outlook for the pitching staff scented very good with Nick Cody, Jerry McPharlin, Pat Egan. George Sciter, and Joe Sturdivant returning. The inheld also showed great promise with Tom Forster playing first. Pat McMahon at second, Eugene Hoy occupy- ing third and Nick Cody, when not pitching, play- ing shortstop. The outfield had only two returnees, Jim Frawlev and Bob Culligan, but Furcy found capable outfielders in Torn Burnstad and Joe Jen- sen. The catching problem was finally solved by Bob Hooper, who had proved himself a capable re- ceiver. Several teams in the State Catholic Confer- ence showed promise of giving the Toms a stiff and grueling race for the coveted title honors. St. 'Thomas 9 SCORES 4 St. John St. Thomas 1 a Mechanic Arts St. Thomas 5 6 Marshall St. 'Thomas 3 2 Central St. Thomas 6 S St. Paul Academy St. Thomas 2 3 Central St. Thomas 2 6 St. Agnes St. 'Thomas 10 7 Dc La Salle St. 'Thomas 11 1 Marshall St. 'Thomas 4 9 St. Agnes St. 'Thomas 4 11 St. Paul Academy First row: I. Frawlev. G. Fredericks, E. Hoy. R. Hooper. N. Ccdv: second rote: R. Culligan, W. Doyle, P. McMahon. J. Jensen, J. Freeman, G. Sciter: third row: V. Poklacki. Manager, T. Burnstad. T. Forster. P. Egan, J. Sturdivant, J. McPharlin, R. Foussard. Manager. Standing: M. Cappcllo. W . Keen- an. I). Plouf; jilting: R. Hoff, M. McNairy, Captain. R. Pey- ton. G. Caraboolad, J. Kile. J. McPharlin, W. Barnes, J. Van De Pittc. 94 Boarders FR. WTITMAN FR. VASHRO FR. PROBST FR. DOOLEY I)tan of Hoarder Cadets Dean, 2nd jloor Dean. 3rd floor Dears, 4th floor Resident students occupy the second, third, and fourth floors of Ireland Hall. 95 M ideA Now take a FI' 23, that’s a plane . . . we like the hatch job . . . the dreamer . . . how we love that state . . . And give a life sketch of Richelieu” . . . the happy seniors at Stillwater ... ah! home and comic books . . . Camel cigarettes wanted to buy this one. 4c$e W e get this way heading home . . . ooh—such good milk! . . . back for seconds ... a delicious, nourishing meal . . . free advertising . . . swing the left flank around Lee Hill . . . now take my boys in room 330 . . . on St. Thomas day . . . those wicked formals. Around third and home . . . strike? . . . Cappcllo saves a run . . . tch, tch, ain't it fun . . . our intra- mural boss tries a shot . . .what we need is exercise . . . gads, 1 lost a pound . . . up, up, and away! . . . we play handball, too. 98 Activities % ViiCC SytuzcL Among the various military organizations instituted for the purpose of displaying perfection in the dif- ferent aspects of drill under arms, the St. Thomas Crack Drill Squad is generally regarded as being the most distinctive and colorful. Founded in 1V35 by Major Burton Hood, then Commandant, this unit had as its purpose the accurate execution of precision movements and manuals not prescribed by infantry drill regula- tions. Drill, however, is only one of the squad's essential characteristics. Civil War muskets, picturesque uniforms, and eleven years of tradition make this the school’s mast honored organization. I). Blascr, J. Palmer, T. Marzolf, J. Savoie, F. Schlichting, F. McDcvitt, R. Lafond C. Garner II. Moa 1 . Sundbcrg W. I leek J. Marker: II. Richards C. McCarthy J. Fleshcr R. McDcvitt, Commander 99 CRACK PLATOON First row: R. Blum berg, R. Bougie, R. Schouwciler, M. Oiscn, F. Finnicum, Commander, S. Clarke, R. Landmark, W. Rcidcr, W. Dunn; second row: J. Van De l’ittc. R. l-ce, J. Dolan, T. Steiner, W. Little, R. Gadomski, W. Hanousck. J. Grady, R. Cum tiling; third row: P. Hagstroin, J. McDonald, B. Frctti, P. Barret, J. Ballas, R. Dc Lapa, J. Kane, W. Dietz, J. Schneider; fourth row: J. Gicscn, V. Poklacki, T. Lia, J. Sullivan, R. Olejniczak, R, Dick, C. Jackson, M. Jacobs. FRESHMAN CRACK PLATOON First row: P. Gavin, B. Ewing, R. Harris, R. McDonnell, D. Breaul t, C. Ritten, J. Faricy, J. Curaining, D. McGovern, G. Seifert, W. Dorsey; second row: P. Grant, J. Potter, J. Tune, II. Nordstrom. R. Johnson, P. Fuller, J. I-avia, J. Rockwell, J. Quigley, J. White, R. Finnegan, F. Fredcll; third row: J. Drake, J. Nerner, W. Waldorf, C. Wollan, R. Mueller, Platoon Sergeant, K. llallidan. Co-commander, P. Stewart, Manager, W. Dornbach, Co-commander, C. Larkin. T. Madden, D. I-ongprc, J. Morrison. Sitting: R. Payzcr, J. Schneider, K. Hallidan, W. Baird, Lt. L. Brown, Advisor, H. Moss, R. McHugh, J. Palmer, S. Clark; standing: J. Quigley, A. Palmer, G. Maguire, H. Fischer, W. Kunz, P. Sundberg, E. Regnier, L. Seran, J. Boulay, H. Okinow, W. Rockwell, R. Zemlin, 11. Loo. G. Shallbettcr. Kathodians is an organization composed of Physics students who attain marks of 85% or higher. It is de- voted to extra-curricular science work. This year the advisor, Lt. Leroy Brown, planned field trips to the telephone company, a refrigeration plant, and other industries of interest. 101 first rote: . Klein, J. Frawley. P. Card, C. Mousch; second row: T. Marzolf, I). Markoc, J. Cain, C. Reitmcvcr, J. Loosen; third row: J. Fleshcr, T. Coleman, R. Boland, J. Cline; not shown: R. Sherwood. 102 M. Olsen, W. Rcitmeycr, J. Schaut; not shown: R. Payzer. Composed entirely of resident cadets, the Academy choir has more than amply fulfilled the expecta- tions of its director in this, the second year of its existence. None of those who attended will ever forget the impressiveness of the St. Thomas Day ceremonies for which the choir provided a varied and distinctive musical background, the result of intensive practice both on the part of the director and the students, ihc boarders can be justly proud of this organization and the excellence which it has attained. First row: W. Kcpplinger, Student Director, D. Scott, R. McDcvitt. J. Balia . J. Schneider. V. Pokhcki, A. Bake . T. Greene; second row: F. Koop. I. Kelly, T. Clements. G. Lund, M. McNairy. R. Cummings, J. McPharlin; third row: R. Mahowald, J. Gemes. K. Kingrcy, R Kurylo, D. Longprc, L. Carr. W. Little: fourth row: F. Kinn. J. Carter, R. Sargent. W. Dunn, J. Tune. Fr. Kenneth Ryan. Director, Mr. Richard Kinney, Organist, (not shown). 103 First row: W. Dunn, T. Steiner, G. Lund, R. Louisignau, D. Cracchiolo, T. Clements; second row: R. Sargent, R. Mahowald, P. Barrett, J. Towcy, J. Ballas; third row: J. Kelly, R. Cumming, P. Binno, J. Fitzgerald; fourth row: C. Reitmeyer, S. Koop, M. Cappcllo, J. McPharlin. First rose: M. Kncchtgcs, R. Eidson, D. Mcrcicr, J. Fretti, J. Mahowald, W. Taylor; second roto: D. Breault, O. Gloor, J. Lavia, F. Bauer, B. Ewing, R. Swift; third row: R. Bandyk, D. Longpre, J. Goldblatt, J. Ackcrmann, R. Bennett, Q. Mischkc; fourth row: P. Rice, D. McLaughlin, J. Dunn, V. Fernandez. R. McDermott, R. Sei- fert, J. Tunc. Ufan. Society 104 Robert Payzer, President FEATURE STAFF First row: W. Fischer, J. Sullivan. Fea- ture Editor, J. Tovcy, G. Finkelstein; second row: T. Coleman, T. Barnes. SPORTS AM) ClRCULATION STAFFS First row: J. Goldblatt, C. Nichols, A. Hilgcr, J. Mulford, M. Caufield; sec- ond row: M. Melamed, B. Theiscn, Lauritz.cn, E. Carlonc, K. Moritz. NEWS STAFF First row: S. WolkofT, J. Penn, News Editor, J. McGovern, E. Carlonc; sec- ond row: W. Carey, 1. Finnegan, I). McGovern, P. Kaniut. I). Cooksey, M. Coyne, J. Mahowald, Q. Mischkc, W. Lauritzcn. 105 Top—sitting: J. Cain, Treasurer, R. Smith. L. Simons. R. Cassidy, J. Tovey, J. Delaney, F. Schlichting, A. Hilger, J. Balias; standing: R. Bachman, Sergeant at Arms, T. Marzolf, J. Buckles, 1. Rosenholtz, S. Koop. R. Duerr, I). McGough. Bottom—sitting: J. Clarke, J. Brombach. J. Sullivan, W. Dunn. R. Olcjniczak. President, W. Schindler. P. Pobor. D. Shapiro, V. Orme; standing: R. Dcvitt. J. Towcy, R. Quinn, J. Murray, J. Sundberg, M. Olsen, Vice-President, D. Hilligoss, R. Vallraff. 106 GERMAN CLUB Sitting: J. Freeman, k. Hallidan, R. Mueller, J. Kile, Capt. Charles Schocppncr, Advisor, V. Fischer, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Binder, Program Chairman, G. Lund, G. Conroy; standing: R. Weiss, G. Maguire, Vice-President, G. Sciter, H. Fischer, President, Y. Kunz, R. Wells, G. Finkelsicin, T. Coller, C. Reitmevcr, D. Segal. CL Fredericks; not shown: J. Luger, J. Mullen. AERONAUTICS CLUB Sitting: T. Okinow, J. Wheeler. W. Rockwell, L. Seran. W. Jensen. G. Caraboolad. R. Payzer; standing: 1). Plouf, J. Jordan, J. McPharlin, Secretary, W. Reitmevcr, M. Klein. Treas- urer, H. Loo, A. Palmer, President; not shown: J. Shallbctter, Vice-President, H. Wil- liams, R. Foussard, J. Klein, R. Doepel. 107 CHEER LEADERS T. Steiner, R. Wells, S. C lark; not shown: 1). Plouf, A. Palmer. LIBRARY CLUB Sitting: C. Zuleski, J. I.avia. J. lune; standing: R. Gindorff, President, R. Swift, E. Carlonc. FOUR YEAR EAGLE AW ARD WINNERS J. Quigley, P. Hagstrom, J. Palmer. 108 BARONS First row: H. Richards, J. Con- roy, W. Towle, J. Schneider, R. Foussard, Treasurer, R. Faricy, Secretary, R. Culligan, President, H. Moss, Vice-Presi- dent, A. Eldrcdge, P. Stoner; Second row: V. Faricy, P. McMahon, G. Donovan, J. Derrig, Y. Heck, J. Markcrt, P. Egan, J. Sturdivant, A. Markert, R. Longbotham, C. McCarthy, J. Jensen, J. Leon- ard, Y. Lynch, R. Mabry, V. Eldrcdge, J. Flcshcr. IBIS First rote: W. Dombach, J. Palmer, R. Mueller, A. Palm- er, (. Gicscn, President, R. McDcvitt, Vice-President, J. McGuire; second rote: R. Pat- tis, G. Fredericks, D. Blaser, J. Quigley, I). Plouf, R. Lee, Treasurer, R. Louisignau; not shown: I). Dyrhaug, Secretary. PITS First row: J. Unland, I). Mc- Donough, J. Sundbcrg, J. Mach, R. Holewa, P. Sund- bcrg, President, A. Hamel. J Frawley, W. Keenan, Vice- President 12 Treasurer, J. Hor- an; second rote: I). Gavin, W. Hanousek, R. Landmark, L. Wilson, H. Madden, L. Court- cau, H. Murphy, T. Burnstad, J. Linsmayer, R. Graves, D. Murphy, D. Rochcford, J. Schrocdcr, D. Provost. 109 “Quigley must have his writeups. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Y. Klem, M. Klein. C. Reitmeycr EDITORIAL STAFF W. Kcpplinger, R. Mueller, J. Palmer, W. Dornbach. BUSINESS STAFF Sitting: T. Coulter, J. Markoc; standing: Bowc, N. Purtell, F. Hughes. ART STAFF C. Case, R. Faricy C. A j Matt Klein and Jean Casserly . . . the boys arc shy and General Briggs consoles the girls . . . maybe the boys aren’t shy . . . Grand March . . . Kay Richie and Bud Moss arc dead serious about it . . . some of the mothers who planned the classes . . . Mary Rose Shreiner and Sam Clark . . . Dave 1 Mouf pledges Art Palmer and Don Blaser for Ibis . . . Denny Dyrhaug and unidentified Lindy partner. eyivnexttal Sivtwe i 'Sail One of the boarder tables . . . an Ibis table . . . Oh,- you say the funniest things . . . Joan Salisbury, Herb Richards, Joyce Lynch, Dick McDcvitt . . . Ladics-in-waiting . . . John Culligan, Betty Dahlin, Bob Culligan, Katie Walsh, Roger Foussard, Marianne Bonner . . . head table. 'TKi cMzaex Dad’s Day . . . Foussard congratulates Prof. O’Brien at English IV’s baby shower . . . “Mush” poses under- classmen . . . Aeronautics club . . . Arnie Hamel, Wally Doyle, Charley Bowc, Dan Scott, Jack Murphy in the lounge between exams . . . after Benediction . . . Booster Club convocation specialty . . . Regi- mental Ball committee: Bob Culligan, Roger Foussard, Dick McDcvitt, Bud Moss, John Palmer, Johnny Gicscn . . . Kaydet Staff at the engraver’s . . . during the football party. KftYDET And so the KAYDET was published. Oun Compliments McGOUGH BROTHERS Contractors 1954 University Avenue ST. PAUL 4, MINN. TELEPHONE NESTOR 6196 Best Wishes to the Class of 1946 from St. Thomas Academy Fathers’ Club Mr. Charles Madden, President Mr. William Dolan, . . Vice-Pres. Dr. Leo Culligan, .... Secretary Mr. Walter Flesher, . . Treasurer Compliments of FOLEY BROTHERS, INC. CONTRACTORS SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA l UU Chocolate Shoppe 4 West Fifth St. ■ St. Paul, Minn. RODDY- KUHL -ACKERMAN 25 Sixth St. • Saint Paul ALWAYS HOLM and OLSON 20 WEST FIFTH ST. Best tvishes from — GORDON FERGUSON. Inc. Manufacturers of OUTDOOR CLOTHING Leather, Gabardine and Ifool Sportswear Gabardine and If 'ool Shirts Sheeplined Coats •Roq. U. S. Pat. Olf. ROSSMANS 25 E. 7th. 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HICKEY COMPLIMENTS INCORPORATED OF • Mechanical Equipment Contractors Gill Brothers Plumbing - Heating - Ventilation Industrial Piping - Welding 7 Stokers - Oil Burners uuetal Air Conditioning • HOME 1841 University Ave. NEstor 1844 f ST. PAUL. MINN. Res. DEsoto 4857 EMerson 1550 NORTHLAND MILK ICE CREAM COMPANY ED. HEALY THE NORTHWEST'S FINEST Plumbing Heating DAIRY PRODUCTS Repair Work A Specialty Home Delivery Service • 11 West 28th Street RE 7211 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 2054 St. Clair Ave. St. Paul 5, Minn. THE ST. THOMAS MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES ARE DOING AN OUTSTANDING JOB LET’S DO A REAL JOB AT HOME BUY MORE AND MORE, VICTORY BONDS ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ VINCENT BRASS COPPER CO., INC. 100 North 2nd Street MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA BRASS COPPER BRONZE Serving the war plants of the Northwest today and the industries of Peace tomorrow REFRIGERATION SUPPLIES AIRCRAFT SUPPLIES INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES vir tc I jV.'l' Itcddy Kilowatt, your Electrical Servant, io your cooking on a new electric range. It’� fast. No flame... it's safe. No soot... it's clean. And it's completely automatic. You can cook an entire meal without the slightest attention. Automatic timer clock turns the range on and off. And, of course, everyone knows tiiat the electric oven is the best baker of them all. Ask about a new automatic electric range for your kitchen at your Electric Appliance Dealer or our showroom. It's the MODERN way to cook. Yours obediently. YOUR ELECTRICAL SERVANT NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY HUOT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Tools, Dies, Plastic Moulds and Specialty Manufacturing Manufacturers of HUOT DRILL INDEXES Saint Paul 1; Minnesota Compliments of ☆ KUNZ OIL CO. domliLLrmnt± of Mr. and Mrs. ☆ MAX BINDER Minneapolis, Minn. ☆ ELLERBE AND COMPANY RAY F. SHEEHAN TWIN CITY INSURANCE AGENCY 1206 PLYMOUTH BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS -¥ GEneva 6668 Architects and Engineers HAROLD PURTELL Construction Company E-505 First National Bank Building CONTRACTING ENGINEERS SAINT PAUL, MINN. 1100 PIONEER BLDG. 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