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6 lfl l 0 VS ROBERT I HOINACKI Hog: was a rare combmatron ot brams and brawn Whxle gettmq honors every year he played freshman reserve and varsrty football IOHN T HOPKINS Zxggy a lounge addxct was a fre quent volunteer for Father Eckmans Sea bees ln hxs freshman year He raxsed hrs mmd to hxqher thoughts by bexng a mem ber ol the Physxcs Club and a two year member ot the Glee Club IAMES A IRVINE Ixm worked hard to recexve honors fre quently a busy and efhcrent veteran ot the Cub Newspaper and Busmess Edxtor ln hrs senxor year Secretary ot the Literature Committee of the Sodalxty dex .n ' 1wm , nw- IA-fir. 95' WILLIAM C IEUDEVINE B111 was one ot Father Lrnzs loyal Gee Clubbers for tour years a popular lntramuralxst class ofhcer rn hrs sopho- more and senxor year Physxcs Club three year daxly commurucant 0152 PAUL P HUBER Paul could be seen at almost every U ot D sportmq event wxth his camera tak mg pxctures tor the Cub Newspaper or the Cub Annual also a 6 30 acolyte Camera Club member for three years ui? FRANCIS E IOHNSON Frank a buddy of B111 Anderson: is one ot the qureter members of the AE Class He was a Band member for two years and an actxve sodalist 0 U 0 U 0 0 f . 1 , 1, .11 . . 11 . 11 - 1 1 - , . . . 1 . . C ' u ' 1 1 - 1 ' o a . I 1 . . . 2 'Xa -K ,V ll 1 A all ' I K -.fl x. ' rosy' ' 1, 4 -1 4 . v kg 1 - in ,Q-j,.V,7' 1 -A .3 3,2 ,,, 'A-fm 1 M Q . 'p ' I . ,J '. 4 f .' r., - ' T'-'F I 'v'v1 -1 ff-1, ,. f 7' ' ' ' -: 111.-kt Anil! 0. 74, .1 O 1' A' I, ' va' ,rx , ' '1 4 . o ' '- ' ' . -Q. Q . . ,1. .1 . , . Q u . . . . 1 1 - 1 - l 1 1 1 . . . . . .
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'ors of 1952 PAUL R GRETKIEREWICZ Pauls hardest task at U of D was teachrng the faculty how to pronounce hrs name Member of the debatrng team Physrcs Club worked hard on the Cub Newspaper 'dia 4' - FRED I HEYNER Fred the man everyone lrked and ad mrred never farled to get first honors rn hrs senror year was elected class presrdent fn the Sodolrty for four years two as an offrcer RAYMOND E HARRIS Hot Rod Ray spent most of hrs trme tryrnq to beat the stopwatch between here and Dear-bom rn hrs choppd and channeld 36 Ford He found enough trme to play freshman football and to be an actrve member of Mr Stepanraks Physrcs Club IAMES A HILL Als drsarmrnq rnnocence tore at the hearts of his teachers served hrs term whrle partrcrpatrnq ln many actrvrtres expanded hrs lungs as a varsrty truck man four year rntramurallst three year sodallst and acolyte senlor debater cheerleader frequent communlcant THOMAS R HERNACKI Professor H was an authorrty on proc trcally everythrnq Captarn of the cross country team and cheerleaders fn hrs fourth year represented U of D at the IMSS Sportsmanshrp Council served Mass helped ln the Art Club offrcer ln the Sodalrty also found time to else out hlqh honors RAYMOND I HOFFMAN Ray played a sweet sax ln the band Scrence Club enthusrast won many frrends wrth hrs aeplsrnq personalrty and humorous Enqlrsh class speeches e n Z O 0 0 O O O l ' . ' ' ' . . . l I l. . . an l . U -, I . , XE r X r X lf 1 , gl V!
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Although Larry was a small man he 6721075 IOHNT IONES One of the outstandmg all around xntra murahsts rn the school Iohn captamed many a charnpronshxp team Chemxstry and Physxcs Clubs never rn ssed hon rs MICHAELI KEARNS Kearnsy headed the Socxety tor the Extmctlon of Davxd Fenqhan splashed around ln the Art Club tor tour years and was presxdent ot lt as a tumor and semor three year debater reserve toot four year sodahst three years Cub Annual Cub Newspaper honor man. ROBERT I KAY Another staunch advocate of the intra mural sports Bob could always be found lmectxnq bls spxrxt slull and body blocks lnto the mxd day games Glee Club nn treshman year freshman basketball honors tn first and thxrd years of 1952 RAYMOND S KAZMIEROWSKI Ray was the strong silent type well lxked by hxs classmates An all round ath ete member of the varsxty pxtchmq staff for three years played reserve basketball and football starred in intramurals IAMES W KEATING Demon Ixm could ixll several volumes LAWRENCE G KELLER when rt comes to explamxnq hrs many esca pades was always tryxng to pump 80 mph out of second gear m hrs Baby Blue 41 Ford took hrs table tennxs senously whxch made htm a consxsterxt wxnner took a blq part ln all school actxvxt es varsxty debater xn fourth year went xnto the elocutxon hnals m second year managed the varsxty basketball squad I I 0 l I O I ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' I . ' , l . . . ' ' ' o . ' . . . . . . N tts ' A 1 his 1 X I f , X A I f ball . . . ' . . . ' ' ' ' .
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