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1944 VINCENT ABBEY 1944 CHARLES BIRDSALL 1949 JAMES ACKERMAN 1944 R. BRUCE BLANCHARD 1940 WILBERT E. ACKERMAN 1946 EARL BLOCK 1946 NEVILLE ADAMS 1945 WALTER BLUMENSTEIN 1940 THOMAS B. ADAMS Jr. 1947 RICHARD BODYCOMBE 1943 JAMES ALIBER 1942 IRVING P. BOIM 1943 LEONARD ALKON 1943 ROSCOE BONISTEEL Jr. 1941 BRUCE A. ALLEN 1941 DONALD P. BOOR 1943 ROBERT ALLEN 1945 FREDERICK BOOTH MGR 1942 STANTON ALLEN 1943 ROY BOUCHER 1948 HARRY ALLIS 1942 JAMES F. BOURQUIN 1945 ALBERT ALLMAN 1944 BLISS BOWMAN Jr. 1948 JOHN ALLRED Jr. 1942 CHARLES M. BOYNTON 1942 RALPH H. AMSTUTZ 1942 ROY BRADLEY 1949 DONALD ANDERSON 1944 ROBERT BRANCH Jr. 1945 FRANCIS ANDERSON 1945 WILLIAM BREEN 1942 MAURITZ G. ANDERSON 1944 PHILIP BREITMEYER II 1943 GORDON ANDERSON Jr. 1940 ROBERT B. BREWER 1942 ROBERT C. ANTLE 1944 GERALD BRIELMAIER 1949 JOHN ARBUCKLE 1942 JAMES F. BRIESKE 1945 JAMES ARTLEY 1940 HERBERT A. BROGAN 1942 ELLIOTT L. ATAMIAN 1946 JAMES R. BROWN 1948 JAMES ATCHISON 1943 MERLE BROWN 1943 JOHN ATHENS 1948 LEONARD W. BRUMM Jr. 1949 WILLIAM AUSTIN III 1943 FRED BRYAN 1941 HOWARD W. BACON 1949 H. EDSEL BUCHANAN 1946 EDWARD BAHLOW Jr. 1949 WILLIAM BUCHOLZ 1941 MAXIMILLIAN M. BAHRYCH 1949 GILBERT BURFORD 1946 G. ROBERT BAKER 1944 GEORGE BURG 1948 WILLARD BAKER 1941 WILLIAM D. BURTON 1947 GEORGE BALESTRI 1940 JACK W. BUTLER 1946 ROBERT BALLOU 1949 ROBERT BYBERG 1946 DAVID BARCLAY 1943 JAMES BYERLY Jr. 1944 RICHARD BARNARD 1942 WILLIAM C. CAIN 1940 ROBERT A. BARNARD MGR 1948 GEORGE CALKINS 1946 CHARLES BARNES 1940 NORMAN B. CALL 1941 HERBERT P. BARNETT 1945 ROBERT CALLAHAN 1941 JOHN B. BARR 1940 WILLIAM B. CANFIELD Jr. 1946 HERBERT BARTEN 1942 ALEXANDER CANJA 1948 JOHN BARTHELL 1947 PHILIP CARLSON 1948 WILLIAM BARTLETT 1946 JACK CARPENTER 1949 ALBERT BASSEY Jr. 1940 WILLIAM J. CARTMILL Jr. 1948 WILLIAM BAUERLE 1942 WILLIAM F. CARUTHERS 1943 CLEMENT BAUMAN 1940 GEORGE F. CEITHAML 1940 WILLIAM F. BAVINGER Jr. 1949 NEIL CELLEY 1948 VARSKIN BAYDARIAN 1940 FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN MGR 1948 TOM BAYLESS 1946 ROBERT R. CHAPPUIS 1948 DOUGLAS BEATH 1945 GEORGE CHIAMES 1942 MARVIN H. BECKER 1941 R. WAYNE CHRISTENSON MGR 1940 OTTO R. BECKER 1948 HECTOR CHRISTIANSEN 1944 WARREN BENTZ 1945 RALPH CHUBB 1945 THEODORE BERCE 1943 MERTON CHURCH Jr. 1942 ARTHUR G. BERGESEN 1940 GOODWIN CLARK Jr. 1948 KENNETH BERKE 1948 OSWALD CLARK Jr. 1947 ROBERT BETZIG 1947 THOMAS COATES 1942 MORRIS I. BIKOFF 1942 MORTON COHN 1944 PHILIP COLLIA 1943 DONALD ENGL 1940 ROBERT L. COLLINS 1948 ROBERT ERBEN 1948 JOHN COMER 1945 ROBERT ERNST 1941 MELVIN COMIN MGR 1941 CHARLES K. ESLER 1943 JAMES CONANT 1943 GILBERT EVANS 1946 HAROLD COOK 1946 JAMES EVANS 1944 WILLARD COOLEY Jr. 1949 GEORGE EYSTER 1948 HOWARD COOPER Jr. 1945 WALTER FAIRSERVIS Jr. MGR 1941 ALMAN L. COPLEY 1947 ROBERT FANCETT 1947 HASKELL COPLIN 1943 MIKE FARNICK 1940 JOHN R. CORSON 1948 RICHARD FARRER 1943 ACE CORY 1948 RICHARD FASHBAUGH 1946 CLEMENT COSSALTER 1946 MARTIN FEINBERG 1942 BILL COURTRIGHT 1941 ROBERT E. FIFE 1941 WILLIAM E. COURTRIGHT 1943 ROBERT FISCHER 1943 JOHN CRANDELL 1942 MILTON FISHMAN 1943 FENWICK CRANE 1949 ALAN FITCH 1947 WILLIAM CRISPIN 1940 WAYNE R. FITZGERALD 1944 WILLIAM L. CULLIGAN Jr. MGR 1946 KENNETH FLEISCHHAUER 1941 LEO P. CUNNINGHAM 1949 ROBERT FLEMING 1949 ROBERT CUNNINGHAM MGR 1945 HAROLD FLETCHER 1944 GEORGE H. CURTIS III 1945 JAMES FOLTZ 1943 WILLIAM DALE 1945 HENRY FONDE 1943 WILLIAM DALEY 1946 CHARLES FONVILLE 1945 DONALD DAMON 1944 WILLIAM CLAY FORD 1942 WILLIAM H. DANCE 1945 LEONARD FORD Jr. 1940 FREDERICK J. DANNENFELSER 1944 RICHARD FORRESTEL 1945 GEORGE DARROW 1941 JULIUS FRANKS Jr. 1948 BYRON DEAN 1940 HARLIN E. FRAUMANN 1941 RAYMOND E. DEANE 1945 RICHARD FREEMAN 1940 CHARLES W. DECKER 1944 CECIL FREIHOFER 1947 PETER DENDRINOS 1942 WALTER B. FREIHOFER 1943 ROBERT J. DERLETH 1943 CHARLES FRIES 1944 GENE DERRICOTTE 1944 JAMES FROLIK 1944 MELVIN DETWILER 1949 C. VICTOR FRYLING 1946 WILLIAM DIETRICH 1945 EDWARD FULKMAN 1940 BERNARD DOBER 1946 WALTER GACEK 1940 WILLIAM T. DOBSON 1943 JOHN GALLAGHER Jr. MGR 1948 THOMAS DODSON 1940 JAMES O. GALLES 1948 THOMAS DOLAN 1940 THOMAS H. GAMON 1947 ARTHUR DOLE III 1943 ROBERT GARDNER 1941 LEO H. DOYLE 1941 WILLARD W. GARVEY 1949 WILLIAM DOYLE 1945 ROBERT GEAHAN MGR 1947 JOHN DREIFUS 1948 JOHN GHINDIA 1943 WALTER DREYER 1943 RALPH GIBERT 1940 JOHN L. DROSTE 1942 M. ALLEN GILBERT 1948 DONALD DUFEK 1942 ROBERT GILBERT MGR 1941 JOHN F. DURR 1941 JOHN C. GILLIS 1945 DANIEL DWORSKY 1942 FREDERICK V. GIPSON 1945 CHARLES DYKEMA 1944 ROBERT GITTINS 1940 HOWARD E. EGERT 1942 WAYNE W. GLAS 1943 IRVING EINBINDER 1940 JOSEPH H. GLASSER 1944 JOHN EISLEY 1940 PAUL H. GOLDSMITH 1946 CHALMERS ELLIOTT 1941 H. MASON GOULD 1945 PETER ELLIOTT 1945 ROBERT GRAHAM 1940 SEYMOUR S. ELLMAN 1946 WALLACE GRANT MGR 1946 WILLIAM GRAVES III MGR 1946 GEORGE HOWLAND 1940 HOWARD H. GRAYSON 1943 H. ROSS HUME 1943 JOHN J. GREENE 1943 ROBERT HUME 1944 EDWARD GREER Jr. 1941 WILLIAM L. HURLEY 1944 WILLIAM GREGOR Jr. MGR 1949 GERALD INGBER 1949 EDWIN GRENKOSKI 1942 JOHN L. INGERSOLL 1941 EUGENE C. GRIBBROEK 1948 ALLEN JACKSON 1949 JOHN GRIFFIN 1946 WILLIAM JACOBSON 1948 EDWIN GRIMES 1941 CLIFFORD W. JAMES 1940 JAMES GRISSEN 1940 ROBERT H. JEFFERS 1944 MERLE GULICK 1948 WILLIAM JENNETT 1944 JOHN HACKSTADT 1944 JOHN JENSWOLD Jr. 1946 WILLIAM HAIDLER 1941 ALDEN C. JOHNSON 1941 A. LAWTON HAMMETT II 1947 ARTHUR JOHNSON 1948 WALTER HANCOOK 1946 EDWARD JOHNSON 1943 ROBERT HANZLIK 1943 FARNHAM JOHNSON 1945 KEITH HARDER Jr. 1945 GEORGE JOHNSON 1940 GEORGE W. HARMS 1942 MANLY JOHNSON 1946 ROBERT HARRIS 1945 ORVAL JOHNSON 1946 ROBERT HARRISON 1945 ROBERT JOHNSTON MGR 1944 WILLIAM HART 1949 BERNARD KAHN 1942 LOUIS W. HAUGHEY 1947 KURT KAMPE Jr. 1949 LEO HAUSER 1949 DONALD KANE MGR 1942 ARTHUR S. HAWLEY 1941 JOHN J. KARWALES 1948 JOSEPH HAYDEN Jr. 1940 JOHN W. KAUTZ 1943 PATRICK HAYES 1944 WALTER KELL 1945 WILLIAM HAYNES 1949 JOHN KELLER 1940 FREDERICK A. HEDDLE 1944 MAX KELLY 1948 EDWIN HEIKKINEN 1949 R. THOMAS KELSEY Jr. 1944 C. ROBERT HENDERSON Jr. 1942 ROBERT A. KEMP Jr. 1947 LLOYD HENEVELD 1947 RICHARD KEMPTHORN 1949 ARTHUR HENRIE Jr. 1942 CHARLES F. KENNEDY 1940 WILLIAM J. HERMANN 1943 ROBERT KENNEDY 1945 JACK HERSH 1940 THEODORE KENNEDY Jr. 1945 DONOVAN HERSHBERGER 1943 FRANK KERN 1949 JOHN HESS Jr. 1944 HEINRICH KESSLER 1949 ALEXANDER HETZECK 1947 ROGER KESSLER 1940 FRANCIS E. HEYDT 1943 CHARLES KETTERER MGR 1948 WILLIAM HICKEY 1947 GEORGE KIESEL Jr. 1949 ROBERT HICKS 1941 PERRY E. KIMERER 1944 BRUCE HILKENE 1944 THOMAS KING 1946 CONRAD HILL 1942 LOUIS P. KIVI 1942 DOUGLAS W. HILLMAN 1942 JAMES D. KLINE 1945 GENE HINTON MGR 1941 CHARLES D. KNAPP 1943 ELROY HIRSCH 1949 FRED KNIGHT 1942 GENE HIRSCH MGR 1947 JOHN KNIIVILA 1945 W. PHILIP HOLCOMBE 1948 THEODORE KOBRIN 1943 JAMES HOLGATE 1948 LEO KOCESKI 1943 HARRY HOLIDAY Jr. MGR 1946 MAX KOGEN 1948 CLAY HOLLAND Jr. 1944 WILLIAM KOGEN 1947 ROBERT HOLLWAY 1940 HARRY E. KOHL 1940 DONALD A. HOLMAN 1947 RALPH KOHL 1949 DONALD HOOVER 1940 ROBERT C. KOLESAR 1941 THEODORE HORLENKO MGR 1943 WILLIAM KOPCKE 1946 RALPH HOUSER 1942 RICHARD M. KOPEL MGR 1940 FREDERICK W. HOWARTH 1944 LAWRENCE KOPPIN 1949 ERKKI KOUTONEN 1946 ROBERT W. MARSHALL 1943 GEORGE KRAEGER 1943 JACK MARTIN 1942 ROBERT A. KRAUSE 1940 STROTHER D. MARTIN Jr. 1949 CARL KREAGER MGR 1942 BRUCE H. MASON 1940 ROBERT C. KREJSA 1943 WILLIAM MATNEY Jr. 1947 DON KUICK 1946 ROBERT MATTERS 1947 JOHN KULPINSKI 1941 DAVID O. MATTHEWS 1941 THOMAS G. KUZMA 1943 EARL MAVES 1946 CHESTER KUZNIAR 1948 OWEN McARDLE 1941 JOHN T. LAINE 1941 FRANK C. McCARTHY 1948 DAVID LAKE 1943 JOHN McCARTHY 1940 FREDERICK D. LAMB 1947 BOYD McCASLIN 1945 JOHN LARSON 1947 DONALD McCLELLAND 1949 BYRON H. LASKY 1946 DEAN McCLUSKEY 1945 CHARLES LAURITSEN 1945 WILLIAM McCONNELL Jr. 1940 THOMAS S. LAWTON 1947 JOHN McDONALD 1944 MILAN LAZETICH 1948 DONALD B. McINTOSH 1941 HERBERT T. LEAKE 1944 GEORGE McINTYRE 1949 KEITH C. LeCLAIR 1942 JOHN B. McKEAN 1944 JOHN LEDDY MGR 1946 E. KIRK McKINNEY Jr. 1940 JOHN B. LEIDY 1940 JOHN D. McMASTER 1948 CHARLES LENTZ Jr. 1946 GORDON McMILLAN 1942 ERNEST L. LEONARDI 1945 JOHN McNAB 1944 ARTHUR LeROUX 1945 EDWARD McNEILL 1949 GORDON E. LEVENSON 1949 RICHARD McWILLIAMS 1943 ROGER LEWIS 1944 THOMAS MESSINGER 1945 ROBERT LILIENFIELD 1946 WILLARD METCALF 1947 RICHARD LINCOLN 1946 WILLIAM MIKULICH 1945 DONALD LINDQUIST 1943 HUGH MILLER 1949 JOHN A. LINDQUIST 1949 THOMAS MILLER 1944 JOHN LINTOL 1945 ROBERT MILNOR 1940 HAROLD C. LOCKARD 1949 JAMES MITCHELL 1941 HENRY C. LOUD 1946 WILLIAM MITCHELL 1945 FRED LOUNSBERRY 1944 RICHARD MIXER 1945 RAY LOUTHEN 1945 ANTON MOMSEN Jr. 1942 ALBERT E. LOW 1943 EUGENE MOODY 1947 CHARLES LOW 1945 KENNETH MOREY 1943 WILLIAM LUDOLPH 1942 BUEL MORLEY 1940 ROBERT LUERY 1948 HAROLD MORRILL Jr. 1942 DONALD A. LUND 1947 ALEXANDER MORRIS 1948 CHARLES E. MacCALLUM 1947 RALPH MORRISON 1942 WILLIAM M. MacCONNACHIE Jr. 1941 CLAIR E. MORSE 1946 JOHN MacINNES 1948 WAYNE MORSE 1941 M. NEIL MacINTYRE 1946 CHARLES MOSS Jr. 1944 CHARLES MACK 1943 VINCENT MROZ 1943 HUGH MACK Jr. 1945 WESLEY MUELDER 1948 DONALD MacKAY 1943 THOMAS MUELLER 1941 ELMER F. MADAR 1941 NEIL MUIR 1941 JAMES E. MANDLER 1945 GERALD MULLANEY 1944 DENNIS MANKO 1943 JOHN MULLANEY 1946 ROBERT MANN 1945 JAMES MUNSON 1946 MATT MANN III 1949 CHARLES MURRAY 1942 PHILLIP B. MARCELLUS Jr. 1943 CLIFTON MYLL 1945 WILLIAM MARCOUX 1943 LEONARD NAAB 1949 JOSEPH MARMO 1945 GORDON NAUGLE 1943 CHARLES MARSHALL 1948 GLENN NEFF 1944 FRED NEGUS 1947 HAROLD RAYMOND 1949 DAVID NEISCH 1944 ROBERT REICHERT 1940 DAVID M. NELSON 1942 R.E. REICHERT Jr. 1945 WILLIAM NELSON 1946 ALLAN RENFREW 1944 CARL NICHOLS 1943 ROBERT RENNEBOHM 1944 DUNCAN NOBLE 1943 ARTHUR RENNER 1945 EDWIN NORRIS 1943 ROBERT RICHARDSON 1943 ROBERT NUSSBAUMER 1940 RICHARD J.
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    La Guardia Collap.;i - Seriously III THE WEATHER TODAY NEW YORK (iP)- Former New York mayor F.R. La Guardia Partly cloudy weather is predided for all of collapsed at his home last nilht and Ills pby.lclan, Dr. <leor.. ~t:1~~I ' , . Baehr, reported him to be in critical condition. low~ today with rising temperatures. High in "The former mayor has been failinl Ira dually tor the put week," Dr. Baehr said, and last nllht he luddenly collapsed 0111/.'(1]4 Iowa City 85. Low 60: Into a deep stupor." r.tabl1ahed I868-Vol. 79, No. 302-AP N.". and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Wednuday. September 17, 1947-Fi". Cent. ----------------~--------------------------------------------------------------~--~--------------------------.------------------------------------------- Admits SeHina Says Plan for Reich Yanks' Guns Record Winds . Is Needed To Half .(oe (ollege Rise of Communism Keep Slavs Head Inland WASHINGTON (JP) - Robert Moses last nJght called upon the Chapel Fire United States to make a definite From Trieste At Palm Beach' plan fo r Germany le~t Democratic TRIESTE (iP)-A warnlnl burst Janitor Gives Revenge elements in that country become East Coast Dangered As Motive; Also Set discouraged and turn to Russia In ot American machlnegun tire at a From Fabulous Miami the hope of sharing in "some gl_ tense moment yesterday in the 1946 Hotel Blaze gantic Communist triumph." free territory of Trieste kept Yug- North to Titusville CEDAR RAPIDS (JP) --: Walter Moses, New York City park oslav troops from crossing into the MIAMI, Fla. (~A severe hur­ P. Hanson Jr., 34, crippled custod­ commissioner and noted planner, area. ricane menacing Ufe and property ian at Coe college.
  • Notre Dame Scholastic, Vol. 77, No. 06

    Notre Dame Scholastic, Vol. 77, No. 06

    u J-.-- ••-jTS'rrv;^* ^!f m\^^ v^ la wia^fe. aw y^ rffr"?^OTRE DAIVJ^ 1, SGHOLAST VOL. 77 NOVEMBER 13, 1942 NO Wlte*i 9t Gam&i ta A/aa^ l4ni^o^>mi, Gome to. Ute, Modern, QdLeniH NAVY MEN! AT GILBERT'S LOW PRICES Why Buy Unknown Brands at the Same Price? HICKEY FREEMAN NAVAL OFFICERS' UNIFORMS DOBBS NAVAL OFFICERS' CAPS ARROW SHIRTS AND COLLARS And Everything You'll Need to Complete Your Outfit CALL US — WE'LL DELIVER GILBERT'S IN SOUTH BEND — ANY TAXI FREE TO GILBERT'S. CHICAGO STORE IN THE DRAKE HOTEL. THE NOTRE DANE SCHOLASTIC Disce Quasi Seneper Viturus Vive Quasi COLLEGE PARADE Cras Moriturus • FOUNDED 1867 JOHN A. LYNCH Entered as second-class matter at Notre Dame, Indiana. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage. Section 1103, Oct, 3, 1917. Autliorized ROAD TEST PRAISE THE LORD .Time 25. 1918. A pretty young doll named Brenda The co-eds of Minnesota are being Went out in a Jeep on a benda! armed! The priorities board has seen fit After riding for miles, to outfit "co-eds who want to learn to She lost all her smiles ; carry a gun," and ammunition is being It seems that Brenda was tenda! supplied as needed. This from the Daily, —The Oredigger and who or what is being shot is not men­ • tioned. Maybe it's wolf season in Minne­ sota. THINGS-ARE-TOUGH-DEPT. • "Each student will be required to turn HONESTLyi *^ \/ in his sugar rationing card at the Treas­ Our latest fan letter, (the first since urer's oifice in order that the school may July), is from the exchange editor of the obtain its supply of sugar." That's the Fordham (School of Education) Citrved ROBERT D.
  • Fbl-Guide-16-Nfl.Pdf

    Fbl-Guide-16-Nfl.Pdf

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