University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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X fn-IE DACYTONIAN PERSONNEL OF THE 1925 FOOTBALL SQUAD LOUIS R. MAHRT, '26 .... HARRY C. BAUJAN .... ARTHUR J. BERGMAN JOHN H. SCHULTE, '26 ..,. JonN T. CONOBOY, '27 .... HALFBACKS Charles Webe1', '26 :Xugust Cabrinlia, '27 Ravniond Cauliield, '27 VValter Achiu, '27 Frank Pettinger, '27 Iznnes Tancred. '28 Matthew Mai-zluft, '23 ENDS Robert McClear, '28 John Debesis, '28 Samuel Hipa, '27 Herbert Eisele, '26 Conan Doyle. '27 James Blake, '28 W .1 xt .ng V i N . f,' ' 1 , X gg, 3 L. 'Z sf ,Q n.axUJAN V , L vi, lf' 51 I if X r ag X , SN t. M .,,, GENE ?mefF'WT , A Q SCHULTE TACKLES Frank Belanich. '27 Herbert Hart, '28 Frank O'Brien, '27 James Spencer, '28 John Virant, '28 Charles Roclway, '26 QUARTERBACKS Frank Mastny, '28 John McGarry, '28 Louis Mahrt, '26 Robert Potter, '27 .......Capfai11 ......Hvf1ci Coach . . . .dssirtazzf Coach .....SI'lli0l' lllalzagvl' ......'1lSSfS1'UIlf l'lIIIll!'lgl'V GUARDS John Ahrine, '28 Aubrey Strosnider, '27 Linus Boeke, '28 Vlfilliam Nunn, '28 Paul Schultz, '28 H FULLBACKS Richard Snelling, '27 NVillian1 Blake, '26 james Grace, '28 CENTERS Thomas Gallagher, '28 Edwin Yagow, '27 Charles Pfarrer, '27 Theodore Sharpenter, '28 aw Nw, NL.. Q, ' J.. QWUESVMH ,A 5 k fx A ing, lf' V: V iiic f-was 'X 'il c ,gig 1 'U , 335 .Tk-Q. X N 'vyv 4 7 1 :V fgfbi .iff Qu Q50 .Sr l i 75.15 -, 55iD5'5fkf' BERGMAN -I - 5 fo ' xi RJ! A D sz gb 2 P ' f L 7 l97l

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,na- Cllfffllill Lnzzis Illallrt qgi.4,qsS,. .-I .vlziffy Iva!! m1'rivr' LOUIS R. MAHRT Qzru1'fv1'bat'f: Wlithout a doubt Lou was the greatest captain a Red and Blue team has ever had and his rec- ord of having played in every game during his four years on the squad is an envious and unequalled one. A keen stu- dent of the game. cool-headed at all times and one of the best punt returners to grace a Flyer squad for some years past, make his football career at Dayton a history of one out- standing performance after an- other. This last and baby of the famous Mahrt family will he sorely missed in the '26 campaign. 'ijtf- if m 6 . blqmoro - 3 - ' V W1 T l-f' e l f it 1550 Iss