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July-August 1949 The Archives of The University of Notre Dame 607 Hesburgh Library Notre Dame, IN 46556 574-631-6448 [email protected] Notre Dame Archives: Alumnus RS-BSSSSSSS 'tx/ms. mmm JULY . AUGUST. 1949 "Zhc UnaiequaU Gliemiilri) £ilirari/ Stoiiia Sjiimlualilc "volumri VOL 27 . NO. 4 Football Roster, 1949 Name and Position Age Height Weight Home Town High School Class Banicki, Frederick, G 19 5-10 190 Chicago, 111 Leo Soph. Barrett, William Carlin, HE 19 5-8 180 Chicago, 111 —Fenwick — Soph. Bartlett, James, C 20 6-2 195 Cincinnati, Ohio Elder Soph. *Begley, Gerald Carroll, QB 21 6-1- 175 Yonkers, N. Y. Mt. St. Michael Sr. Boji, Byron Bcla, C 19 5-11 186 Chicago, 111 Austin Soph. Bums, Paul Eugene, G 20 6-2 214 Athens, Pa Athens ..._ Soph. Bush, John Lawrence, FB 19 6-0 - 185 Davenport, Iowa St. Ambrose Soph. Butz, Jean HB 20 6-0 185 Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster Soph. Carter, Thomas Leslie, QB 22 5-11 173 Los Angeles, Calif. Cathedral Jr. **Cifelli, August Blase, T 24 6-4 222 Philadelphia, Pa LaSalle Sr. Connor, John Francis, E 21 6-0 188 Chicago, lU —De LaSaUe Sr. *Cotter, Richard Adrian, FB 20 6-1 178 Austin, Minn Saint Augustine Jr. ^*Coutre, Lawrence Edivard, HB .... 21 5-9 170 Chicago, 111 St. George Sr. *Dailer, James Herman, G 22 5-9 185 Wheeling, W. Va Central Catholic — Sr. Daut, John Donald, T 18 6-1 205 Hempstead, N. Y Hempstead Soph. Dickson, George Charies, QB 26 5-11 171 S. Pasadena, Calif. South Pasadena Sr. Dolmetsch, Robert Emerj', E 19 6-2 195 Chicago, 111 —Xeo Soph. **Espenan, Charles Ra>-mond, LE .... 22 6-2 188 New Orleans, La. Holy Cross Sr. Flood, David Michael, HB 21 5-10 182 Pittsburgh, Pa. Langley Soph. **Flynn, WiUiam James, LE 22 6-2 197 Gary, Ind Horace Mann Jr. Fo:<, Francis Joseph, T 19 6-1 200 Milwaukee, Wis. ...Pius XI Soph. Gander, Fidel John, FB 19 6-1 190 Chicago, 111 Mt. Carmel Soph. *Gay, Waiiam Thomas, LH 21 5-11 170 Chicago, 111. Tilden Tech Jr. *Groom, Jerome Paul, C 20 6-3 210 Des Moines, Iowa Dowling — Jr. *«*Grothaus, Walter John, G 23 6-2 192 Cincinnati, Ohio . Purcell — Sr. Hamby, James Harold, G 18 6-1 195 Caruthersville, Mo _.Caruthcrsville Soph. ***Hart, Leon Joseph (Co-Capt.) RE 20 6-4 245 Turtle Creek, Pa Turtle Creek Sr. Helwig, John Frank, G 22 6-2 190 Los Angeles, Calif. Mt. Carmel Jr. Higgins, William Patrick, G 22 5-11 180 Chicago, III Fenwick Jr. •Hudak, Edward James, T 21 6-2 200 Bethlehem, Pa Liberty Jr. Holmes, Thomas Patrick, T 21 6-2 197 Muskegon, Mich St. Mary's Jr. Hovey, William Arthur, HB 22 5-10 175 Lake Placid, N. Y Lake Placid Soph. Huber, Thomas Edward, T 20 6-2 195 Milwaukee, Wis St. Francis Jr. JcITcrs, John Thomas, C 20 5-11 195 Phoenixville, Pa Phoenixville Sr. *Johnson, Frank Albert, G 22 6-0 190 Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier Sr. Johnston, Frank Anthony, G 20 5-8 184 Chicago, 111 Leo Soph. Jonardi, Ra>'mond, E 19 6-2 188 Pittsburgh, Pa Baldwin Jr. Kapish, Robert John, C 18 6-0 188 Barberton, Ohio Barberton Soph. Kiousis, Martin John, G 19 5-11 190 Lakewood, Ohio Catholic Latin Soph. Koch, David Anthony, E 19 6-2 190 Wayzata, Minn „Wayzata — Soph. **Lally, Robert John, G _ 20 6-0 185 Cleveland, Ohio Catholic Latin Sr. *Landry, John Warren, FB 23 6-1 180 Rochester, N. Y. Aquinas Jr. Layden, Ekner Francis, IIB 19 6-2 175 Kenilworth, 111 ..Loyola (Chicago) Soph. Mahoney, James Edward, T 22 6-1 204 Erie, Pa Catholic Prep Jr. »**Martin, James E. (Co-Capt.) LT 25 6-2 204 Cleveland, Ohio East Tech Sr. Mazur, John Edward, QB 19 6-1 188 PI)'mouth, Pa Plymouth Soph. »**McGehee, Ralph Walter, T 21 6-1 202 Chicago, 111 Tilden Tech Sr. •McKHlip, William Leo, HB 20 5-10 175 McCook, Neb. McCook Jr. Modak, Daniel, G 22 6-1 197 Campbell, Ohio Memorial Soph. Mutscheller, James Francis, E 19 6-1 194 Beaver Falls, Pa Beaver Falls Soph. O'Neil, John Daniel, FB 20 6-U 185 Aurora, 111 East Sooh. -•'*Oracko, Stephen Francis, G 22 6-0 185 Lansford, Pa Lansford Sr. Ostrowski, Chester Casimir, E 19 6-1 196 Chicago, 111 Weber Soph. Perry,-Arthur R., G 19 5-11 198 Davenport, Iowa St. Ambrose Soph. Petitbon,John Ellis, HB 18 5-11 185 New Orleans, La. Jesuit Soph. Saggau, Thomas Henry, HB ' 20 6-0 177 Denison, Iowa Denison Sr. -**Sitko, Emil Martin, RH 25 5-8 180 Fort Wayne, Ind Central Sr. Schwartz, Phillip, T 20 6-4 105 Madison, Wis „ Englewood Jr. Smith, Eugene Francis, HB 19 5-9 170 LaCrosse, Wis .Aquinas _ Jr. •Spaniel, Francis James, HB 20 5-10 184 Vandergrift, Pa Vandergrift Sr. ***Swistowicz, Michael Paul, FB . 22 5-11 195 Chicago, 111. Tilden Tech Sr. Toneff, Robert, T 19 6-1 232 Barberton, Ohio Barberton Soph *Wallner, Frederick William, G 21 6-2 203 Greenfield, Mass .Greenfield Jr. -**Wavbright, Douglas Giles, E 22 6-1 186 Saugus, Mass Saugus Sr. Whiteside, William Anthony, QB .. 20 5-10 172 Philadelphia, Pa. LaSalle , Jr. '•Wightkin, WiUiam John, E 22 6-2 198 Culver City, Calif. Central Cath. (Detroit).. Sr. * Williams, Robert Allen, QB 19 6-1 180 Baltimore, Md Loyola Jr. Yanoschik, Phillip C, C 24 6-0 195 Conemaugh, Pa _ E. Conemaugh Jr. *Zalejski, Ernest Raymond, FB .— 23 5-11 185 South Bend, Ind Washington Jr. Zancha, John D. T 19 5-10 195 Chicago, 111 St. George Soph. Zambrowski, Anthony John, G 19 5-11 196 Erie, Pa Catholic Soph. *Zmijewski, Alfred Adam, T 21 6-1 200 Newark, N. J East Side Sr. NOTE: * Deiiules Muttugfuuis Wun. ZalejsJci did not win 3 monogram in 1948. iie earned it in 1946. The Notre Dame Alumnus This magazine is published bi-monthly by (he Univ-enity of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana. Entered as second dass matter Octo­ ber 1, 1939, at the PostolBce, No.re Dame, Indiana, under the act of August 24, 1912. Member of the American Alumni Council. VcL 27 JULY-AUGUST. 1949 No. 4 ed master of novices at Sacred Heart Novi­ tiate in South Bend, succeeding Rev. Felix D. Duffcy, C.S.C, who was apipointed as­ sistant editor of The Ave Maria. Rev. A. Leonard CoKuis, C.S.C, superior Five Vice - Presidents of Moreau Seminary, was named superior of Holy Cross Seminary to sacceed Father Grimm. Rev. Bernard L. McAvoy, C.S.C, rector of Morrissey, was appointed superior Creation of four new vice-presidential po­ Notre Dame, was appointed assistant to the of Moreau Seminary to succeed Father Col­ sitions at Notre Dame was announced on vice-president in charge of student welfare. lins. July 16 by Rev. Thomas A. Steiner, C.S.C., Rev. Joseph D. Barry, C.S.C, who has been Rev. Wendell P. Corcoran, C.S.C, pas­ provincial of the Indiana Province of the assistant dirctor of student welfare, was as­ tor of St. Patrick's Church in South Bend, Priests of Holy Cross. signed to do vocational work at Holy Cross Seminary on the campus. was sent to Notre Dame as provincial Under the new administrative organiza­ procurator, and Rev. Charles L. Dorcmus, tion at Notre Dame the University will have In other major changes affecting Notre CS.C, former professor of French at No­ five vice-presidents, Dame, Father Steiner announced the assign­ tre Dame, returned from parish woric in. each charged with ment of Rev. Robert H. Sweeney, C.S.C, as New Orleans to the University as assistant his own specific du­ vice-president and dean of Arts and Letters chaplain of the Commimity House. ties. Previously, only at the University of Portland (Oregon). A total of twenty-seven priests in the or­ one vice - president Father Sweeney had been executive assistant der were assigned to study for advanced de­ was included in the to the president at Notre Dame. Rev. Fran­ grees. administrative organ­ cis P. Goodall, C.S.C, vice-president of Two newly-ordained priests partictdarly ization of the Uni­ Portland, was assigned as pastor of Christ known to alumni have both been assigned to versity. the King parish in Roseland near South Notre Dame. They are Rev. Edmund P. Bend. Joyce, CS.C, '37, who will teach and be Father Steiner, Rev. Richard J. Grimm, C.S.C, superior assistant to the steward and will reside in who announced the of Holy Cross Seminary, was appointed pre­ Corby Hall, and Rev. Jerome J. WilsoD, new vice-presidencies Father Kehoe fect of religion, succeeding Rev. William T. C.S.C., '32, who will teach and reside in in conjunction with Craddick, C.S.C Father Craddick was nam­ Moreau Seminary. the 1949 obediences for priests and brothers of the province, also announced that Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C, since 1946 pres­ ident of Notre Dame, has been named pres­ ident for another three-year term. Rev. Theodore M. Hcsburgh, C.S.C, was named by Father Steiner as executive vice- president of Notre Dame. Father Hesburgh formerly was head of the Department of Religion. Rev. John H. Murphy, C.S.C, was named vice-president in charge of public relations. Father Murphy had served as vice-president for the past three years. Rev. Howard Kenna, C.S.C, formerly di­ rector of studies, was appointed by Father Steiner to serve as vice-president in charge of academic affairs.
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