University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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y.., V ' : ' ' I ' Eugene F. Russell, A.B. Stockton, Calif. Feature Writer Santa Clara ; Sodality. House of Phil. Lee D. Seemann, B.S. Omaha, Nebraska. Pres. Sr. Class; Cadet Lt.; hHouse of Phil.; Swimming; Photographer Santa Clara ; Football; Student Congress; Passion Play. I R. Sevenich, B.C.S. Everett, Wash. Bus. Admin. Assn.; Swim- ming; Wrestling; Sect, of Sr. Class; Sabre Soc; Golf; Student Congress; Cadet Captain; Passion Play; Managing Editor Santa Clara ; Sanctuary Soc; Sodality. Austin G. Spencer, B.S. Mountain View, Calif. Day Scholars Assn. Leiand F. Stanfel, B.S. San Francisco, Calif. Football; Baseball; Block SC Soc; Cadet Captain. Ramsey M. Stewart, B.S. Denver, Colorado. Choir; Sodality. Alvin H. Storch Jr., B.M.E. Redwood, City, Calif. Vice-Pres. Engineering Soc; Rally Comm.; A.S.M.E.; Stage Crew. Richard B. Sullivan, B.S. Menio Park, Calif. Day Scholar Assn.; Fe Writer Santa Clara . Rubert V. Thornton, B.S. Portland, Ore. Block SC Soc; Football. Harold O. Trembley, B.S. Tulare, Calif. Gaites Chem. Soc; Band; Sodality; Sr. Class Rep. George A. Unsworth, B.E.E. San Francisco, Calif. Engineering Soc.- Columnist Santa Clara ' Rally Comm.; A.I.E.E.; Stage Crew. William L Weinmann Jr., B.S. Alameda, Calif. Swimming; Cadet Lt.; Sodality; Radio Comm.; Bus. Mgr. Santa Clara ; House of Phil.; Choir. H. Williams, B.E.E. Daniel C. Willis, B.S. Bakersfleld, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Engineering Soc; A.I.E.E.; Mendel Biological Soc; Football; Block SC Soc. Block SC Soc; Footba i! L. Zmal , B.S. San Francisco, Calif. Football; Block SC Soc.

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w Cyrus J. McMillan, A.E San Jose, Calif. Day Scholars Assn. Walter R. Mangan, B.S. San Francisco, Calif. Capt. Basketball; Sect. Block SC Soc; Vice- Pres. Sr. Class. Thomas P. Matula, B.S. Seattle, Wash. Football; Baseball; Block SC Soc; Sodality; Passion Pla Leo B. Murphy, B.S. Los Angeles, Calif. Treas. Assoc. Students; Sodality; Block SC Soc. Sanctuary Soc; Capt. Basketball; Passion Play; Pres. Soph. Class; Bus. Mgr. 1941 Redwood. Francis C. Nash, B.C.E. San Carlos, Calif. Pres. A.S.C.E.; Engineering Soc; Day Scholars Assn. ard J. Nino, B.S. San Jose, Calif. Mendel Biological Soc; Pres. Day Scholars Assn. Student Congress. William E. O ' Brien, A.B. San Mateo, Calif. Columnist Santa Clara ' Phil. Senate; Sodality; Sanctuary Soc; Passion Play, Grover J. O ' Connor, B.E.E. San Francisco, Calif. Engineering Soc; Pres. A.I.E.E.; Boxing; Phil. Senate; Clay M.Greene. Merrill E. Ons+ad Jr., B.S. San Leandro, Calif. Galtes Chem. Soc; Football; Sodality; Vii Pres. Block SC Soc. Edward A. Pedroni, B.C.S. Oakland, Calif. Treas. Bus. Admin. Assn. Sodality; Nobili Club. Frank R. Petersen, B.S. Reno, Nevada. Bloc SC Soc: Football; Cadet Lt. 3ertil F. Peterson, B.M.E. San Jose, Calif. Pres. Engineering Soc; A.S.M.E.; Sabre Soc; Stage Crew; Day Scholars Assn.; Student Congress; Cadet Captain. George J. Poppin, B.S. San Francisco, Calif. Football; Block SC So House of Phil.; Sgt.-at- Arms Sr. Class; Passion Herman R. Roes+i, A.B. San Jose, Calif. Winner Dramatic Art Con- test; Clay M. Greene; Day Scholars Assn.; Poetry Ed- itor Owl ; Chairman Ra- dio Comm.; Sodality; Pres. Nobili Club. Louis N. Ruso, B.S. Watsonville, Calif. Block SC Soc; Basketball: Baseba

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McDERMID PUNCOCHAR MANDLER RUFF MICHAEL SHEEHAN Men of ' 42 Answer Call to Duty When the graduates of the Class of 1942 are awarded their degrees on Commencement Day, they will be justly proud for they will have completed four years of academic endeavor. That pride, however, will not be unmixed with regret for the entire senior class will not be the recipients of diplomas. Ten members, who during their final collegiate year offered their services to the fighting forces of the United States, will not appear at the commencement exercises. Answering without complaint their call to duty as patriotic Americans, these men were unable to complete their college course which was only a few short months from its termination. Santa Clara is proud of the Class of 1942, but probably she is more proud of these ten men who were among the first to enter the service of the country. Outstanding members of an illustrious class, they made a contribution to the honor of the university at the greatest personal sacrifice. On commence- ment day, their names will not be forgotten for their unselfish patriotism and courage will be a living example and consolation to their classmates.