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Art-work: Arthur Williams prcd&ntt Sixty-Fifth Anniversary Edition Dedicated to . . .

MOST REV. JOHN J. McMULLEN Bishop of Davenport, 1882-1885 Founder of St. Ambrose College And to . .

MOST REV. RALPH L. HAYES Bishop of Davenport President of the College Board of Control St. Marguerite School in 1882

St. Ambrose this year celebrates its sixty- fifth birthday. Now a prominent educational institution, it looks back at its beginnings. And the College sees a record of advance­ ment for which it can justly be proud. When Bishop John McMullen set apart two rooms at old St. Marguerite's school, he could hardly have realized the results of the undertaking. For him, his flegling diocese had taken the initial step to provide a home training for its future priests. Two years later, in 1885, the central unit of Ambrose Hall was erected on the out­ skirts of Davenport and in the midst of a sparsely-settled farming area. In the time im­ mediately following, vari­ ous additions were made to that section. Ambrose That same Year °* ^85 the College was incorpo- Hall rated under the Iowa statutes as a "literary, |H scientific and religious in­ stitution . . . entitled to all 1948 the rights, powers and privileges (including) that of awarding and granting diplomas and conferring degrees/' As time passed the Most Rev. Henry J. Cosgrove Bishop of Davenport 1884-1906

Most Rev. James J. Davis Bishop of Davenport 1904-1926

College widened its scope of training to include others in March of 1945. The school as a whole went on a than students for the priesthood. And thus it was that strictly civilian basis in November of the same year. in 1908 the name St. Ambrose seminary was changed. During the earlier years emphasis was placed on the Ambrose Hall once housed the entire college, but in­ liberal arts, a course based on the classics and a suf­ creasing size necessitated additional buildings. LeClaire Gymnasium was built in 1912, Davis Hall for boarders ficient amount of science for a general cultural education. in 1925, Lewis Hall for classrooms in 1934, and the Library Since then various courses have been introduced to and Administration building in 1940. offer a more specialized study in law, medicine, engineer­ ing and business. The school was for a brief time co­ In addition, G. I. dormatories and housing units were educational, but in 1939 a corporate woman's college built in 1946 and a building for the Music Department, was founded on a separate campus. this spring. Off-campus McAuley Hall was procured for boarders in 1946 and Marycrest College for women was A further modification of education at the school took established in 1939. place during the war years when the institution's facilities were extended to the Navy Department for training of And now, though proud of its past, St. Ambrose College officer candidates. looks forward to the future. It proposes to do nothing actually new, but rather what it has always done— The ecclesiastical department was removed to another liberally educate young men in a Catholic Christian locality in 1943, but it resumed activity at St. Ambrose manner.

Most Rev. Henry P. Rohlmann Bishop of Davenport 1927-1944

Rt. Rev. Aloysius J. Schulte First President Rt. Rev. J. T. A. Flannigan Second President

Rt. Rev. William P. Shannahan Fifth President

Rt. Rev. William L. Hannon Third President

Rt. Rev. Martin A. Cane Sixth President

Rt. Rev. Ulrich A. Hauber Fourth President

Rt. Rev. Carl A. Meinberg Seventh President Administration 19

Rt. Rev. Ambrose J. Burke, S.T.B., Ph. D., LL.D. Eighth President of St. Ambrose Honorary Faculty Advisor to the 1948 Oaks 48 Administration

Rev. Harry J. Toher, A. B. Rev. Leo C. Sterck, S.T.B., A.M. Vice-President Dean of Studies and Registrar Business Manager and Athletic Director

Very Rev. E. M. O'Connor, S.T.B., Ph. D. Rev. Bernard M. Kamerick, A. B. Philosophy Religion Rector of Ecclesiastical Department Spiritual Director Administration 19

Rev. Bernard M. Brugman, A. B. Rev. Lawrence H. Mork, Mr. George M. Fornero, A. B. Rev. Fred A. Verbeckmoes, A.B. Dean of Men S.T.B., A. M. Publicity Director Assistant Business Manager Librarian

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Miss Florence Warnock Miss Jeanne Leonard Mr. Robert J. Taylor Assistant Librarian Assistant Librarian . Assistant Business Manager 48 Faculty

Rt. Rev. Ulrich A. Hctuber, Ph.D. Rev. C. Francis Griffith, Rev. Raymond J. Kinnavey, Rev. Gerald A. Lillis, S.T.B., Biology S.T.B., A.M. S.T.B., Ph.D. A.M., Ph.D. History Latin and Greek Chemistry

Rev. William J. Collins, Mr. Charles S. Costello, A.M. Rev. Edward L. Lew, Rev. Cletus P. Madsen, S.T.B., Ph.D. Speech and Dramatics S.T.B., A.M. A.B., S.T.L. Economics and Political Science Religion Music

Rev. William T. O'Connor, Rev. Urban E. Ruhl, S.T.B., A.M. Rev. W. F. Lynch, Rev. John T. Kennedy, Ph.B. S.T.B., Ph.D. English S.T.B., A.M., Ph.D. Physics nr\ PViilr>c;nr>Viv Bioloav Faculty 19

Rev. Robert J. Welch, A.M. Rev. Carroll A. McGivern, A.B. Rev. Edward M. Catich, A.M. Rev. Francis E. Marlin, A.B. History Spanish Art and Engineering Speech and Dramatics

Rev. Joseph A. Hratz, A.B., B.S.Miss Mildred E. Blackman, B.S. Mr. Lawrence J. Mullins, A.B. Mr. James V. O'Connor, B.S. Mathematics and Physics Mathematics Physical Education Physical Education

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Rev. Patrick W. McCoy, A.M. Rev. John D. Dolan, A.M. Mr. H. Shannon Boyd, lr. Thomas E. Gartland, A.M. English Sociology and Philosophy B. Ed., B.S. Education and Mathematics Mathematics and Engineering 48 Faculty

Mr. Frederick E. Flynn, Ph.D. Miss Agnes C. Renner, A.M. Mr. Walter G. Becker, A.M. Mr. Chester D. Mann, M.M. Philosophy Geography and History Commerce Music

Mr. Lloyd W. Bowie, A.M. Mr. William G. O'Hare, A.M. Mr. Prudent C. Coussens, A.B. Mr. John F. McGuire, A.M. Commerce Political Science and Economics German and Music English

Mr. William M. Ryan, A.B. Mr. Anthony E. Coryn Mr. Albert M. Pezzuto, B.S. Mr. Frank D. Schnitger, B.S. English Mathematics Physics Chemistry Faculty, 19

Mr. Norbert M. Langenfeld, B.S.Rev. Ralph A. Thompson, A.B. Mr. Leo F. Deutsch, B.S. Miss Alice G. Haroldson, B.S. Biology Religion Physical Education French

Mr. John L. Bernat, A.B. Mr. Harry F. Heun Mr. Thomas E. Comfort, A.B. Mr. Frank J. Getlein, A.M. Soanish and French Music Latin and Greek Speech and English

Mr. Henry C. Grajewski, A.M. Mr. Clarence J. Kriesa, B.E. Mr. Gustavo Escobar, A.B. Mr. Daniel E. McKinnon, Ph.B. Political Science Band Spanish Physical Education 48 Faculty

Rev. John A. Otto, A.B., Ph.L. Mr. R. E. Sutton, Mr. Arthur J. Peterson Mr. Thomas J. Morrissey, B.S. Philosophy A.B., B. Mus. Ed., M. Ed. Instrumental Music Botany Music

Mr. Paul F. Raeder, A.B. Mr. Floyd F. Nesselin, A.M. Commerce History

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Mr. Jeremiah F. Goggin, Ph.D. Mr. John E. Nagle, J.D., C.P.A, *Rev. Pasquale L. Ferrara, Chemistry Accounting A.M., S.T.L. French Mr. Charles A. Kuttler, A.B. *Rev. John E. Keating, A.M. Commerce Mr. Matthew W. Hart, J.D. English Commerce *Rev. Sebastian G. Menke, Mr. Paul J. Sacco, Ph.D. A.M. Mr. Anthony V. Weeg, A.B. Agricultural Sciences Latin and Greek Piano

*On scholastic leave for graduate study. seniors Seniors 19

Edmund J. Arnould, Jr. Frank W. Black well Commerce and Philosophy Commerce and Accounting Student Council, 2, 3; Class Treas., Veteran; January Graduate. 2; Class Vice-Pres., 3; Veteran; January Graduate.

STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Robert F. White Social Science and Economics Debate Club, 3; Swimming, 3; Monogram Club, 3; Student Council, 4; Veteran; June Graduate*.

Henry J. Becker John C. Bradley Philosophy and Latin General Science and Manning Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, Philosophy 1, 2, 3, 4; Mass Server Instructor, 4; August Graduate. Veteran ; June Graduate.

Donald B. Black John R. Breheny History and English Accounting and Economics Monogram Club, 2, 3, (Vice-Pres), Pre Legal Club, 4; Drama Club, 4; 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Veteran; Intramurals, 1, 2 ; Veteran; August June Graduate. Graduate*. 48 Seniors

Louis C. Brown Edward R. Burke Commerce and Philosophy Commerce and Philosophy Ambrosian News, 2 ; Veteran : June Student Council, 2; Veteran; Graduate. January Graduate'.

SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT John J. Ryan Accounting and English Oaks, (Adv. Mgr.), 4; Class Sec-y-Treas., 2; Student Council, 4; Intramurals, 2, 8, 4; Veteran; June Graduate.

Everett C. Buchmeyer James O. Callahan Commerce and Accounting History and Economics Intramurals, 4; Veteran ; January Veteran; August graduate. Graduate.

John R. Bugos Spiro J. Callas Music and Education Biology and Philosophy Choral Club, 2, 3, 4; Enhar- Intramurals, 4; Veteran; August monic Club, Veteran, August Graduate. Graduate. Seniors= 19

Joseph E. Callow Lester A. Conrad Commerce and English Philosophy and English Choral Club, 3, 4; Forum, 3; Manning Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter- Veteran, January Graduate. Racial Club, 3, 4; Legion of Mary, 3; Head Sacristan, 3, 4; Intra­ murals, 1, 2, 3, 4; June graduate.

SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Thomas F. Aiani, Jr. Commerce and Accounting Chicago Club, (Pres.) 4; French Club, (Sec'y.) 2; Monogram Club, 4; Swim­ ming, 2, 3; Student Council, 4; Intra­ murals, 1, 2, 3; Veteran; June Graduate.

John G. Carter Arden J. Dereu Commerce and Physics Accounting and Commerce Baseball, 3; Student Council, Veteran; August graduate. Veteran; August Graduate.

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John J. Collins Thomas E. Devlin Social Science and Philosophy Commerce and Economics Pre?-Legal Club, 4; Jocists , 4; Drama Club, 1; Veteran; August Drama Club, 4; Veteran; June graduate. graduate. 48 Seniors :

Rudy R. Dobereiner Robert H. Driggs Commerce and Philosophy Music and English Veteran; June graduate. Veteran; June graduate.

SENIOR CLASS SEC'Y-TREAS. John F. Goodall Commerce and Accounting OAKS, 4; Veteran; June Graduate.

William H. Dodd Patrick I. Durkin, C.S.V. History and Physical Education Biology and Chemistry Football, 2; Student Council, 2; August graduate'. Veteran; June graduate.

Thomas E. Doran Lyle J. Feltes Accounting and Economics Commerce and Philosophy Legion of Mary, 3, 4; Veteran; Veteran; June graduate. August graduate. Seniors 19

Thomas J. Garvey Leroy F. Gereau Commerce and Philosophy History and Education Choral Club, 1, 2; Veteran; June Veteran ; August graduate. graduate.

STUDENT COUNCIL VICE-PRESIDENT Francis J. Budelier Commerce and English Monogram Club. 3, 4; Swimming, 3; Student Council. 4; Veteran; June graduate.

William J. Garvey Donald J. Griffee Commerce and Philosophy Social Science and Choral Club, 1, 2; Ambrosian Mathematics Quarterly, 1; Veteran; June Veteran; January graduate". graduate.

« "^ * John W. Genster Hugo K. Hansen Commerce and Philosophy Biology and Chemistry Intramurals, 1, 2; Homecoming Veteran; January graduate. Committee, 4; Veteran; June graduate.

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Robert H. Hansen Gerald A. Haenig Chemistry and Mathematics Philosophy and Social Science June Graduate. Manning Club, 2, 3, 4; Ecclesia­ stical Regulator, 3; Intramurals, 4; June graduate.

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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER John R. Carton Accounting and Commerce Student Council. 4; Veteran; June grad­ uate.

Carroll E. Hicks f. Anthony Hoenscheid Philosophy and History Commerce and Spanish Veteran; January graduate. Veteran; August graduate.

Donald L. Hoener Gerard J. Kargl Accounting and Commerce Accounting and Philosophy Student Council, (Vice'-Pres.) 3; Veteran; June* graduate. Veteran; August graduate. Seniors 19

Richard E. Kendall Thomas V. Langford Social Science and Political Commerce and English Science Veteran; June graduate. Inter-Racial Club, 3; Drama Club, 4; Stude'nt Council, 2; Legion of Mary, 3; Intramurals, 3, 4; Veteran ; June graduate.

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STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY Charles E. Dougherty Commerce and English Drama Club, (Bus. Mgr.) 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambrosian News, 1; OAKS, 4; Veteran; August graduate.

Bernard C. Knouse Dale C. Larson Mathematics and Accounting Social Science and Football, 1, 2; Veteran; June Mathematics graduate. French Club, (Publ. Div.) 4; OAKS, |Ass't. Photo Ed.) 4; Am­ brosian News, 4; June graduate.

Harold K. Konvalinka Albert G. Lassuy Biology and Chemistry Biology and Philosophy Basketball, 1; Football, 3, 4; Forum, 1, 2; Science Club, 1, 2, Veteran; August graduate. 3, 4; Ambrosian Quarterly, 1, 2; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Veteran; January graduate. 48 Seniors

William A. Loughran R. Ney Lizardi Philosophy and History Mathematics and Physics Veteran; June graduate. Veteran; June graduate*.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER Thomas J. Duffy Commerce and German OAKS, 4; Student Council, 4; Veteran; June graduate.

Donald R. Lerch Francis E. Mangold Commerce and English Social Science and Philosophy Veteran; June graduate'. Tennis, 3, 4; Monogram Club, 3, 4; Veteran ; June graduate.

Max F. Lindquist James D. Matthews Chemistry and Mathematics Biology and Chemistry Swimming, 1; French Club, 1, 2; Veteran ; June graduate1. Student Council, 1; Veteran; August graduate. Seniors

Patrick L. McAllister Maurice A. Milder Philosophy and Education Social Sciences and Philosophy Track, 3; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club, 3; Veteran; June Drama Club; Veteran; August graduate. graduate.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER John M. Grady Commerce and Philosophy Stude'nt Council, 4; Veteran; June grad-

Thomas E. McConville John J. Monahan, C.S.V. Philosophy and Latin Social Sciences and Philosophy Manning Club, 4; Football. 1; August graduate. Choir, 4; Veteran; June graduate.

Kenneth C. McCluskey Francis E. Mullin rf English and Philosophy History and English Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, Ambrosian News, 2; August grad­ 2; Monogram Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; uate. Veteran ; June Graduate. 48 Seniors lit!

Walter E. Neiswanger Edward W. Priester Biology and Chemistry Philosophy and History Veteran; August graduate. Class Pres., 3; Student Council, (Vice-Pres.) 3; January graduate.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER David J. Hagge English and Spanish Ambrosian News, 2, 3, 4; OAKS, (Editor) 4; Student Council, 4; Veteran; August graduate.

John R. O'Connell Leonard P. Puisis, C.S.V. Philosophy and History Mathematics and Philosophy Debate Club, 2; Class President. Ambrosian News, 3; August grad­ 2; Student Council, 2: Veteran; uate. June graduate.

Benedict J. O'Meara John R. Quigg Social Sciences and Philosophy Commerce and English Baseball. 3; Veteran; January Veteran; June graduate. graduate. Seniors 19

M. J. A. Reagan Harold E. Rife English and Philosophy Accounting and Commerce Drama Club, 2, 3, 4; (Best Actor Veteran; June graduate. Award), 3; Asnbrosian News, 2, 4; June graduate.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER Donald F. Lammers Music and Physics Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Enharmonics Club, (Pres.) 3, 4; Am brosian News, 3; Student Council, 4 Vete'ran; August graduate.

Gilbert J. Redelman Hugh W. Robbins, C.S.V. Accounting and Commerce Art and Philosophy Veteran; June graduate. June graduate.

David W. Richter Martin J. Rupe Commercial and Philosophy History and Sociology Chicago Club, 3, 4; Ambrosian Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama News, 3, 4; OAKS, 4; Intramurals, Club, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2; Mass 3, 4; Vete'ran; June graduate. Server, 1, 2; Intramurals, 1, 2; Veteran; June graduate. 48 Seniors

James E. Shrader Joseph W. Spresser, Jr. Commerce and English Social Sciences and Philosophy OAKS, 4; Veteran; June graduate. June graduate.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER Frank O. Wuellner Philosophy and Geology Manning Club, 4; Student Council, 4; Vete'ran; June graduate.

Alexander J. Spaniak Clement F. Steffensmeier Commerce and Philosophy Biology and Philosophy Chicago Club, 3, 4; Monogram Choral Club, 4; Veteran; June Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, graduate. 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Veteran; June' graduate.

George J. Sparacio James O. Storm Biology and Chemistry Philosophy and Latin Veteran; June graduate. Manning Club, 4; Choir, 4; OAKS, 4; June graduate. Seniors 19

William S. Sullivan Joseph Van Hooreweghe Commerce and English Political Science and Pre-Legal Club, 4; Ambrosian Philosophy Ne'ws, 1 ; Band, 1 ; Choral Club, Basketball, 3; Veteran; June grad­ 1; Veteran; January graduate. uate.

G. M. P. Thompson Philosophy and Latin Choir, 2; Choral Club, 3, 4; Enharmonic Club. 4; Ambrosian News. 2, 3, 4; OAKS, (Asso<\ Ed.), 4; Drama Club, 4; Student Council (Vice-Pres.), 3; Veteran; June graduate*.

Ollie N. Tallerday, Jr. Joseph P. Vogel Commerce and Spanish Commerce and Philosophy OAKS, 4; Veteran; June graduate. Choral Club, 1, 2; French Club, 1, 2; Veteran; June graduate.

lames E. Todd, C.S.V. Robert L. Wahl Biology and Chemistry Commerce and Accounting August graduate. Veteran; June graduate. 48 Seniors

Raymond T. Walton Social Science and History Veteran; June graduate.

zl** Joseph A. Waugh Commerce and English Class Sec'y-Treas., 2; Student Council, 2; Veteran; June gradu­ ate.

Richard W. Weishar Commerce and Mathematics Science Club, 2; Veteran; January graduate. Donald J. Hayes President

juniors

Maynard Bissonette John J. McManus Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Juniors

S°W i: h 9°rrigan' E" Fallon' I- Burris, J- Curran, E. Rice, R. Healey, T. Castronovo. Pnw % P" nQM V1"^' B'^S' H' Kais%n'J- *eck' Neil A- De Clerk' Wm- H. Helms, Stephen Kubala. Row 3. P. Qumlan, T. Mowbray, B. Cremeens, C. Furchbrick, G. Lindle, W. Mahon, L. Matthews T DePinto

Row 1: G. McKmght, Br. Robbins, Br. Wielgos, Br. Nowak, J. Gaughran, P. O'Donnell Row 2: G. Kilgour, K. Bonte, R. Purcell, B. Dunconson, F. Frieburg, D. Lawlor, W McGrory Row 3: F. Rogers, D. Cruz, R. Taylor, E. Josefowski, J. McCabe, R Frieburg Row 4: E. Mapes, J. Cherry, A. DeVueze, D. Firer, J. Cooney, D. Callahan T Klise Row 1 L. Dale, J. McManus, R. Enburg, J. Hiebing, H. Janney, R. Bishop, W. Coleman. Row 2 J. McCormick, F. Angerer, J. McDermott, V. Adams, T. Bulot, L. Smills, H. Hoenig, H. Minnihan. Row 3 J. McGuinn, J. Clark, R. Bronner, J. Stone, J. Dunagan, W. Hamlink, J. Heller.

John Coffou President

sophomores

Patrick Riley Michael Scheck Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President Sophomores, 19

Row 1: T. Gannon, H. Vinar, E. DiMarco, N. Zelligen, F. Brady, C. O'Shea, J. Dunlap, F. Coughlin. Row 2: A. Nelson, R. Kurtz, R. Ambre, M. Mear, J. Johnson, R. Pekofske. Row 3: L. Possley, J. Nelson, C. Fitzpatrick, A. Christiansen, F. Campbell, F. Kristak. Row 4: J. Collins, F. Orozco, J. Dingman, R. Tappe, P. Devine, ]. Gannon.

Row 1: R. Disenslake, L. Gannon, H. Tohni, J. Sullivan, G. Lovewell, R. Costello, T. McEwen. Row 2: J. Vaile, P. Sheehan, R. Hollenback, J. Van Horn, L. Morrissey, J. Fuller, R. Doty. Row 3: T. Purcell, E. Koch, J. Roels, J. Adams, R. Angerer, A. Williams, R. Callahan. Row 4: E. Sheehan, H. Baran, J. Kiegel, E. Tobin, J. Morrissey, J. McCluskey, D. Wooten, J. Wiebler. Row 1: Breheny, J. O'Malley, H. Ferlmann, W. Dow, C. Barron, V. Scott, W. Touhey, R. Kirshner. Row 2: D. Ryan, T. Flanagan, R. Marine, T. Shekleton, J. Amicucci, T. Remko. Row 3: H. Goossens, T. Dolan, J. Kakjoh, J. Bucarie, P. Langan, J. Boyle, T. Connelly. Row 4: F. Ryan, I. Cosby, V. Roling, E. Angerer, R. Winpple, M. Hoye, T. Schlink, M. Conley.

Row 1 B. Malone, R. Vidimos, R. Givdici, L. Harty, E. Desaunei, R. Breen, G. Mannion. Row 2 A. Randolph, J. Vandevoort, N. Kawelin, M. Keigher, W. Densberger, J. Murray, J. Boker. Row 3 J. Finigan, R. Terflet, J. Hult, J. Cahill, A. Espbsito, A. Peterschmidt, A. Abdo. Row 4 J. McGrath, R. Swade, R. Hultgren, J. Donnelly, J. Mooney, J. Healey, M. Mclnerney. Sophomores^ =19

Row 1 (Left to right): D. Froeschle, J. Ringness, R. Robson, J. Ryan, M. Conroy, D. McLinden, J. Menco. Row 2: H. Thomas, F. Jacobs, J. McCarthy, G. Roushar, R. Creager, R. Cashil. Row 3: D. Jacobs, O. Stribley, B. Gillman, K. Williams, F. Coughlin. Row 4: W. Nagle, W. Brooks, M. Scheck, R. Feeney, C. Dugan, J. Zitnik.

Row 1 (Left to right): J. Pappas, K. Roth, M. Buckrop, I. Killian, D. Petruccelli. Row 2: H. Cronkleton, F. Kmetz, W. Connelly, W. Donohue, W. Hannan, D. Forrest. Row 3: C. Lynch, T. Reilman, J .Bell, G. Deidrich. R. Whipple. Row 4: K. Champagne, D. Newquist, D. Hamerlinck, R. Wilkinson, J. Withhart. 48 Sophomores

Row 1: T. Hanson, P. Riley, L. McCaffrey, T. Walsh. Row 2: J. Thickey, M. Sheck, J. Couffou, J. McGowan. Row 3: F. Dunn, J. Grothus, H. Kettering, R .Showalter.

Row 1 (Left to right): R. Curran, E. Michl, E. Uranich, R. Lobve, L. VonGunten. Row 2: C. Hinckley, J. LeFebvre, L. Morrissey, H. Sonnemaker, W. Crowley, B. Vogel. Row 3 K. Sutton, J. Saiers, J. Hughes, D. Duffy, E. Seei, J. Smidebush, G. Wood. Row 4 J. Priester, P. Van Spreybroeck, D. Thoensen. Davis Robert Payton President

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Daniel Maher William Newell Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Freshmen 19

Row 1 (Left to right): T. Chouteau, H. Ohst, J. McClintock, R. Petskeyes, R. Rashid, D. Papenbrock, H. Gutierrez, J. Luetkahans. Row 2: R. Micklewright, J. Ketlering, R. Brennan, R. Hart, W. Stone, B. Liggett, H. Achim, T. Nieosia. Row 3: B. Williams, G. Steele, F. McDonald, J. Bowling, B. Lang, D. Clippert, J. Vonderhaar, H. F. Sommer, D. O'Keefe.

Row 1 (Left to right): T. Fahey, R. Ba;r, B. Taylor, L. Weidmann, E. Johnson, D. Fay, A. Leone. Row 2: R. Hofmann, J. Glyman, T. LoBhnlen, T. O'Neill, A. Hurlburt, R. Hamer, W. Hansen, J. Shaw, J. Northrup. Row 3: V. Pertrucelli, C. Squire, B. Angerer, T. Szekely, J. Coyle, W. Pfister, R. Olin, J. Klise. 48 Freshmen

Row 1 (Left to right): J. Ghiglieri, G. Klein, E. Potter, T. Toomey, J. Hogan, E. Sheehy, E. Lyons, L. Hayes, T. Loving. Row 2: M. Shanahan, F. Rostes, L. Ketza, J. Melligan, J. Mowbray, B. Hafner, J. O'Connor, J. Dhandt. Row 3: A. Lesniak, G. Forbeck, D. Baumann, J. Davy, L. Kilfoy, B. Leef, C. Riley, A. Michalik.

Row 1 (Left to right): J. Scola, J. Ruddy, J. Henneberry, C. Sutton, D. Sawyer, J. McAndrew, J. Kelly, G. Schaefer. Row 2: W. Connelly, C. Conroy, J. Sporkman, W. Livingston, W. Sum, Q. Cahill, W. Hyde, J. Gaffney, B. Zmuda. Row 3: C. Fieweger, J. Fahrner, A. Holmes, T. Ping, K. Burns, R. Sieren, B. Cahill, R. Bevenour. Freshmen

Row 1 (Left to right): H. Wells, W. Spring, K. McBrady, H. Witka, B. Flavin, J. Sanford, R. Beary, M. Schmuecker. Row 2- D Steiman, E Koerner, G. Belmonte, W. Garland, J. Mowbray, B. Eisleben, G. O'Meara, L. Beary, R. Wassmer. Row 3- F Arndt R Kalberg, P. Wolfe, R. Stephenson, W. Parrish, R. Mineart, A. Peterschmidt, E. Rocca. Dorms Activities 19

September 13 Dr. Vernon Nash, reknowned authority, lectures on "World Government" in Lewis Hall auditorium; French Club elects 8-12 Approximately 1200 students register for fall semester. officers.

15 Classes begin; Bishop Hayes speaks to student body after 14 Station WSUI fetes St. Ambrose on "Salute the .Colleges" opening Mass. program.

19 Student Council sponsors Freshman Mixer in LeClaire Gym; 15 Drama Club is host to Midwest Catholic Theater Conference Freshman initiation starts. at Marycrest. 16-17 Drama Club stages "Bell for Adano" at Marycrset auditorium.

October 17 "Bell for Adano" principals interviewed over station WQUA by Frank Brady, club prexy; Debate Club participates in "College Forum" over station WHBF. 3 Maycrest presents Mixer for Frosh in Social rooms of the school; Enharmonic Club formed and officers selected. 23 Choir sings at St. Mathias Church in Muscatine. 5 Music Department provides music for Diocesan Holy Name Rally 22 Music Department presents faculty recital in Ambrose Hall at Municipal Stadium. auditorium. 10-11 St. Ambrose is host at Marycrest to Iowa College Conference 24-26 Annual retreat is held with services in LeClaire Gym which on English before whom Catholic Pulitzer Prize poet Robert is converted into a chapel during the exercises. Lowell speaks. 26-30 Classes suspended for Thanksgiving Vacation. 13 Pre-Legal Club formed and officers elected.

17 Sophomore Class sponsors Sweater Dance at LeClaire Gym.

20 Election of Homecoming Queen is staged by Student Council. December

21 "Duke" Ellington, famous negro jazz-man, lectures on "Modern Music" in Lewis Hall auditorium. 1 Classes resume; Iowa T. B. Association gives free examinations on campus with portable x-ray outfit. 24 Student Council manages Homecoming Dance at Coliseum. 3 Freshmen elect class officers. 25 Council stages Homecoming Parade through downtown area and pep rally at evening bonfire; Drama Club presents in­ 5 Junior Class presents Fall Formal at Fort Armstrong Hotel. formal dance in LeClaire Gym after bonfire; Alumni dance at Blackhawk Hotel. 7 Feast of St. Ambrose.

26 Alumni Association meets at buffet luncheon on campus; Band 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception. makes first appearance with formations at Homecoming Game at Municipal Stadium. 9 Music Department presents St. Ambrose and Marycrest Choral Clubs, Tri-City Aratorio Society, Cathedral boy choristers, and 27 Basketball practice starts. St. Ambrose band and orchestra in Christmas Music Concert at Masonic Auditorium. 29 Jocists begin campaign to boycott local theaters condoning presentation of immoral movies. 11-12 State Prelimenary Discussion Program is held.

13 Naval Reserve exams given on campus.

November 14 French Club holds "tea" in faculty room of Ad building.

1 All Saints Day 16 Student Council sponsors Sweater Dance at Danceland.

3-8 Mid-Semester Exams are held. 17 Sophomore Class presents Christmas party at St. Vincent orphanage. 7 Chicago Club presents Sweater Dance at Marycrest; Music Department stages student recital in Irish Village. 18 Christmas Review staged in Ambrose Hall auditorium.

11 Wrestling team starts practice. 20-Jan. 5 Classes suspended for Christmas vacation.

12 Results of 1947 Freshman Testing Program show St. Ambrose 29 Chicago Club presents Student-Alumni Dance at LaSalle Hotel Frosh near national average. in Chicago. 48 Activities

January 21-22 "Seven Last Words" is presented at St. Cecelia auditorium, Davenport, and Sacred Heart Church, Moline.

5 Classes resume. 18-24 Mid-Semester exams are given.

9 Freshman Class presents Sweater Dance at Marycrest. 22 Attorney McCarthy, president of Davenport Te Deum and Ambrose alumnus, speaks before Pre-Legal Club. 16 Student Council sponsors Sweater Dance at Danceland. 24-30 Classes suspended for Easter vacation. 16-17 January grads take Graduate Record Examinations. 31 Classes resume. 18-19 Drama Club stages "Tovarich" in Marycrest auditorium.

21-27 Fall semester exams are held. April 28-30 Registration for Spring semester is held when about 1100 sign up. 2 Student Relief committee sponsors Sweater Dance.

7 Music Department presents student recital in Ambrose Hall February auditorium.

11 Student Council sponsors Matinee Mixer. 2 Second Semester starts. 16 St. Ambrose-Mary crest student councils stage informal dance. 5 Dr. G. N. Shuster of Hunter College, speaks before Te Deum gathering. 22-23 Music Department sponsors Diocesan High School Music Festival at college. 6 Sophomore Class presents "Cotillion" at Coliseum. 24 Examinations given for music scholarship applicants. 8 The "Bee Hive", new college snack-bar, opens in basement of Ad building. 29-30 Forty Hours Devotion held in St. Ambrose and Sacred Heart chapels and at the Shrine of Our Lady. 9 Jocists initiate campaign against blue conversation on the campus. 31-May 2 Choral Club entertains surrounding cities on music trip.

11 Lent begins with especially scheduled Masses and religious exercises.

21 Baseball prospects receive first call. May

25 Foreign Students Relief Drive begins on campus. 3 Choral Club participates in Iowa State Catholic College Music 29 Debate Club meets St. Thomas debaters in St. Paul, Minn. Festival at Ottumwa.

7 Senior Class dance is held.

9 Music Department presents Spring Concert at Masonic Audi­ March torium.

19 Music Department presents student recital in Ambrose Hall 1 Social Science profs participate in first meeting of U. A. W. auditorium. Labor School in East Moline. 21 St. Ambrose-Mary crest student councils stage informal dance. 3 Music Department presents band recital in Ambrose Hall auditorium. 31-June 5 Spring Semester exams are given.

4 Archbishop Attipetty of Cerapolay, India, speaks before student gathering in IeClaire Gym; Chemistry Department presents "Miracle of Oil Plating" movie in Lewis Hall auditorium. June 5 St. Ambrose establishes two four-year scholarships for deserv­ ing Chinese students. 6 Baccalaureate is held at Sacred Heart Cathedral and Com­ 14 Music Department presents "Seven Last Words" at Rockford, 111. mencement on the campus. Student Council ••

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The mother Catholic Action Organization for lay students at St. Ambrose College is the Legion of Mary. The object of the Legion, as mentioned in its official handbook, is the sanctification of its members by prayer and active co-operation, under ecclesiastical guidance, in Mary's and the Church's work advancing the cause of Christ.

Subject to the approval of the Concilium, the parent organiza­ tion, and to the restrictions specified in the Handbook of the Legion, the Legion of Mary is at the disposal of the Bishop in the Diocese, the Parish Priest, (at St. Ambrose, the College President) for any and every form of Social Service and Catholic Action which these authorities may deem suitable to the Legionnaires and useful for the welfare of the Church. Legionnaires will never engage in any of these services whatsoever at the College without the sanction of the College President or the Ordinary of the Diocese.

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Row 1: Pat Langan, Frank Martin, Lee Dale, John Riedy, John Lonergan, Don Callahan, Doctor Flynn. Row 2: Dale Larson, Dick Paulos, Thomas E. Dolan, James Davy, Dick McManus, J. J. Collins, Matt Foley. Row 3: Robert C. Enburg, Joseph O'Malley, John B. Marron, Frank C. Arena, Joseph Lanzilloth, Carmen Lanzilloth, Jim Sullivan. Chicago Club

Row 1: Rev. McAullife, J. Sheridan, B. Opelka, D. Ryan, J. Burris, B. Quigley, C. Fitzpatrick, J. Gannon, B. Rysma. Row 2: E. Josephowski, D. Richter, B. Robson, H. Herold, T. Walsh, H. Miskowicz, F. Rostos, E. Sheehy, T. Twoomey. Row 3: L. Ketza, J. Ryan, J. Mannion, J. Dullard, P. Sheehan, E. Kane, J. Haas, J. Lonergan, P. Disher, J. Shulkins. Row 4: J. Davey, B. Brooks, A. Dobrovolskis, A. Lesniak, B. Hafner, A. Rotunno, T. Dixon. Inter-Racial Club

Row 1: D. Larson, D. Paulos, J. Waugh, E. Fallon. Row 2: P. Sturgess, J. Fahey, D. Mahoney, D. Kendall. Row 3: R. Walton, J. Heller, E. Kielbasa, F. Mangold, C. Vorderberg. Viatorians

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Row 1, left to right—D. Black, T. Staley, J. Mannion, D. Swade, J. Molnar, V. Carlin. Row 2: F. Budelier, Jack Finigan, E. Uranich, D Beiser, A. Spaniak, D. Giudisi. Row 3: J. Errion, A. Abdo, J. Baker, B. Kristal, E. Dwyer. Row 4: K. McCluskey, F. Mangold, M Hoye D. Morris, D. Walters. Row 5: J. Lucas, K. Lawliss, D. Lenahan, J. Donnelly, J. Sherer, E. Mapes. Choral Club

Row 1: A. Koehler, D. Petrucelli, V. Petrucelli, T. McEwen, T. Fitzpatrick, R. Doose, A. Nobile, D. Dienslacke. Row 2: J. Bugos, C. Steffensmeier, C. Squire, R. Geigner, B. Vogel, J. Callow, M. Griffin, T. Fahey, T. Klise. Row 3: A. Tofanelli, J. McGinn, J. Trickey, J. Murphy, M. Rupe, S. Florescu, P. Thompson, D. Lammers. Row 4: A. Weeg (accompanist), V. Roling, J. Morrissey, P. McAllister, J. Heller, R. Venson, M. Weeg, D. Wooten. Band

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Row 1: Bob Soesbe, Howie Newquist, Dale Larson, Joe Ruddy. Row 2: Tom Duffy, Ollie Tallerday, Msgr., A. J. Burke (Honorary Faculty Advisor), Ed Weigand, Jim Shrader. Row 3: Chuck Dougherty, Chuck Martin, Jerry Cooney, Bob Payton, John Smidibush, Dick McManus. FOOTBALL

SAINT AMBROSE COLLEGE BEES 1947 Season Sept. 21 St. Ambrose 19-12 St. Mary's of Winona, Minnesota, here Sept. 26 St. Ambrose 20- 7 Nor. 111. Tea. of DeKalb, Illinois, here Oct. 5 St. Ambrose 6-20 Loras of Dubuque, Iowa, there Oct. 11 St. Ambrose 26- 6 Augustana of Rock Island, Illinois, here Oct. 26 St. Ambrose 31-2 St. Joseph's of Renssalear, Indiana, here Nov. 2 St. Ambrose 7-13 St. Norbert's of Green Bay, Wisconsin, there Nov. 9 St. Ambrose 39-13 St. Thomas of St. Paul, Minnesota, here Nov. 15 St. Ambrose 6-19 Bradley Tech. of Peoria, Illinois, there

Team Statistics St. Ambrose Opposition First Downs 94 56 Yards gained by scrimmage 1895 968 Yards lost by scrimmage 170 250 Net Yards by scrimmage 1725 718 Forward passes 104 84 Passes Completed 36 32 Net Yards from scrimmage and passing 2499 1329 Yards gained by passes 774 611 Number of Punts 42 57 Punt Average 37 35 Run Back of Punts (yards) 203 140 Fumbles 22 27 Own fumbles recovered 8 7 Penalties 62 40 Yards lost on Penalties 630 345

Individual Statistics Tries Yards Jack Mooney fullback 38 370 Vince Carlin halfback 33 211 Joe Molnar halfback 14 92 Don Doody halfback 63 392 Jack Melligan halfback 85 392 Larry "Moon" Mullins second regime at St. Ambrose few plays later Dave Beiser, St. Ambrose tackle, blocked College found the former University of Notre Dame grid a DeKalb punt on the 12 yard line and Jack Errion re­ great leading the Bees through the 1947 football season covered over the goal line for the second six pointer. with five wins on the home field and three losses en Vince Carlin convereted both extra point attempts. the road. The final St. Ambrose score came in the second quarter Assisting Coach Mullins with football were Leo Deutsch, on a pass from Jerry Scherer to end Don Baumann." Dan McKinnon and James O'Connor. DeKalb scored late in the third quarter as Harry Heni- Total attendance for St. Ambrose College five home gan plunged over from the three. games totaled 33,500 which broke all previous home attendance records for the Ambrosians. With Loras, St. Dubuque, la., Oct. 6—Loras college had possession Norbert, and Bradley University coming to town in 1948, of the Iowa State Catholic College grid crown today another all time high is expected for the Ambrose turn­ after downing a St. Ambrose eleven, 20 to 6, before a stiles. record-breaking crowd of 9,000 here today. It was the first time Loras defeated the Bees in 17 Davenport, Sept. 21—The St. Ambrose College foot­ years. Both teams were undefeated in two previous ball team sloshed through heavy mud this afternoon to contests this season. 1 i 9 *$ ** yfcJL 4 •i * ^ - 8 -*• 1ka&*\w

Row 1, left to right: Mgr. Hawksley, Jim Finigan, Jack Finigan, Gaffney, Konvalinka, Black, Lesniak, Vickery, Scherer, Aguado, Densenberger, Carlin, Doody, Radosly, Doyle, McCluskey, Petrolio, E. Scheck, Waters, Molnar. Row 2: Forbes, Lucas, Norman, Kilfoy, Sonnemaker, Errion, Bevenour, Ketza, Donnelly, Mooney, Melligan, Whan, Newell, Crock, Berg, Spaniak, Lessman, Baumann, Scheck,

come from behind and nip St. Mary's of Minnesota, 19-12. St. Ambrose took an early lead of 6 to 0 in the first St. Ambrose opened the scoring with a 66 yard touch­ quarter on a 50 yard touchdown run by Jack Melligan down run by Jack Melligan in the first period, and Rocco but Loras passing paid dividends as two Loras touch­ Carbone's placement for the extra point was good. downs came on passes from John Rohan to Ralph Peterson St. Mary's came back with a passing attack which for 50 and 52 yards respectively. Third Loras tally came netted touchdowns in the second and third quarters, with on a sustained 43 yard march with Bob Hanlon going backs Don Finn and Bob McGill going over. over from the two yard marker. Jack Mooney, St. Ambrose 140 pound fullback saved The Loras victory marked the worst defeat that a the opening game since Coach Larry "Moon" Mullins "Moon" Mullins coached Bee club ever received. In returned to St. Ambrose, by rambling for two touch­ 1940 Mullins brought his team through undefeated and downs in the third period. unscored on, but Loras blemished that record some­ what by holding the Bees to a 0-0 tie. Davenport, Sept. 26—St. Ambrose College Bees turned loose a terrific ground and aerial attack tonight to Davenport, Oct. 11—St. Ambrose Bees flashed a power­ smother a slightly favored DeKalb Teachers college foot­ ful running and passing attack to down a fighting ball team 20-7. Augustana College team, 26-6, before 8,000 fans Satur­ The Bees took an early lead when Don Doody went day to set a new attendance record. The win gave the over from the three yard stripe in the first quarter. A Bees the Quad-Cities championship. Augustana scored in the first three minutes of play Destiche scored the second St. Norbert touchdown in after recovering a St. Ambrose fumble on the 21 yard the third period when he intercepted a pass and ran line. They ran the ball to the 6, and then Art Whalen 12 yards to score. fumbled the ball as he went off tackle. The ball rolled St. Ambrose tallied in the final period on a 26 yard into the end zone and Perry Roos recovered for the pass from Joe Molnar to Don Baumann. touchdown. St. Ambrose threatened in the fourth period, advanc­ The Bees scored on sustained marches of 77, 57, 55 ing to the Knight's 14 but four straight passes failed to and 62 yards. Joe Molnar scored the first with a 9 yard click and the game ended shortly after. run, Don Whan the second from six yards out and Jack Melligan the third from the 5 yard stripe. Davenport, Nov. 9—St. Ambrose piled up four touch­ The final score came on a 25 yard pass from Molnar downs in the first half and then went on to win its to Whan, climaxing a 62 yard drive in which all the final home football game of the season before 6,100 here yardage was gained through the air. this afternoon 39 to 13 over St. Thomas College. Halfback Jack Mooney scored two of the first-half Davenport, Oct. 26—St. Ambrose College walloped St. scores for St. Ambrose on runs of 50 and 25 yards. In Joseph's College of Indiana, 31 to 2, on a wet field this the closing minutes of the game Joe Molnar scored the

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Vidimos, Carbone, Burns, Beiser. Row 3: Mgr. Reese, Mgr. Mart, Uranich, Grothus, Powers, Priester, Carter, Steele, Stiglich, Maher, Karvelis, Ambrose, Orozco, Nelson, Forbeck, Angerer, Galetich, Riley, Pomatto, Stockman, Stevens, Dawson, Walters, Michalick. Top Row: Porky Morgan, Coach Mullins, Coach Duetsch, Coach McKinnon, Coach O'Connor.

afternoon before a homecoming crowd of 6,000. final Ambrose touchdown on a 60 yard dash around end. St. Joseph's linemen managed to smear fullback Jack St. Thomas scored in the first quarter on a 77 yard Mooney behind the goal line for the visitors only tally, touchdown pass from Quarterback Ed Krowka to Half­ but the pummeled pumas ended the game with a ground back Salscheider and in the fourth period when Krowka attack yardage of minus 29. sneaked over from the 1 foot line. The finger of achievement was pointed at the sensa­ tional running of fast-stepping Jack Mooney, one of Peoria, III, Nov. 14—Bradley University "out-sailed" Mullins' streamlined backs, who twice within the space the St. Ambrose Bees here tonight in a real mud battle, of three minutes astounded the cheering mob by long 19-6, at the Peoria Stadium before 3,500. runs. St. Ambrose gambled in the opening minutes with a Scoring for Ambrose were: Molnar, Jack Finigan, Am­ pass from Gola Waters to Jack Mooney from the Bees' brose, Mooney (2). Points after touchdown: Baumann (1). 15. Mooney nabbed the flat heave on his 15 and scampered the remaining distance, hitting the clear West DePere, Wis., Nov. 2—St. Norbert College Knights at midfield. scored twice on two short runs Sunday to defeat St. Bradley scored touchdowns in the first, second and Ambrose of Davenport 13 to 7. final periods with Chianakas, Bill Stone and Don Shelton Quarterback Pete Klein tallied for the Knights in the doing the honors. Bradley's lone point after touchdown second quarter on a 5 yard run, and halfback Paul was made by Tom Peterson. % \* * %' BASKETBALL

SAINT AMBROSE COLLEGE BEES 1947-48 Season St. Ambrose 41—61 West. St. Tea. College, Macomb, 111. St. Ambrose 59—82 St. Mary College, Winana, Minn. St. Ambrose 40—67 St. Thomas College, St. Paul, Minn. St. Ambrose 59—45 St. Mary College. St. Ambrose 69—71 Knox College, Galesburg, 111. St. Ambrose 62—43 Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, 111. St. Ambrose 47—53 Rockhurst College, Kansas City, Kans. St. Ambrose 44—61 St. Benedict College, Atchison, Kans. St. Ambrose 62—70 St. Joseph College, Renssaleor, Ind. St. Ambrose 55—38 Augustana College, Rock Island, 111. St. Ambrose 58—76 Loras College, Dubuque, la. St. Ambrose 61—60 St. Norbert College, Green Bay, Wis. St. Ambrose 51—71 St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. St. Ambrose 53—60 West. St. Tea. College. St. Ambrose 60—54 St. Norbert College. St. Ambrose 76—37 111. Tech. Ilnst., Chicago, 111. St. Ambrose 58—47 Simpson College, Indianola, la. St. Ambrose 80—58 Augustana College. St. Ambrose 38—47 Regis College, Denver, Colo. St. Ambrose 52—46 Central College, Pella, la. St. Ambrose 47—38 Loras College. St. Ambrose 62—53 Illinois Tech. Inst. St. Ambrose 62H-33 Rockhurst College. St. Ambrose 71—72 Sompson College. St. Ambrose 60—59 Central College. St. Ambrose 66—70 St. Benedict College.

Top Individual Scorers Games Points Average Jack Donnelly 23 277 12.0 Don Morris (Capt.) 24 264 11.0 Bill Murdoch 26 263 10.1 Kirby Lawlis 26 243 9.3 Gola Waters 26 171 6.5 Total Points: St. Ambrose 1494 Opposition 1472 Average: St. Ambrose 57.4 Opposition 56.6 Basketball Macomb, 111., Dec. 10—Western Illinois State racked up its fourth straight victory here Tuesday night, defeating St. Ambrose College 1947-48 basketball team finished St. Ambrose college of Davenport, Iowa 61-41. Both teams the season with a commendable record of 13 wins and played on even terms for the first few minutes of the 13 losses. Although the Bees started off in a rather first half, but midway in the period of Leathernecks took hapless fashion, they found themselves in mid-season and the lead and held a comfortable 37-17 edge at halftime. won 10 of the last 12 ball games.

The combination of Don Morris and Gola Waters at Davenpor,t Dec. 17—A greatly improved St. Ambrose guard, Jack Donnelly at center, Kirby Lawlis and Bill College basketball team pulled the upset of the week in Murdoch, seemed to be the answer. Those five looked college basketball Tuesday night in the Davenport high exceptionally well together and should do "big things'7 gym when they stunned the St. Mary's Redmen from during the 48-49 season. Winona, Minnesota, 59-45.

Probably the finest game of the season, as far as the Kansas City, Kan., Jan. 7-Paul Martel forward and Ambrose fans are concerned, was the Bees 47 to 38 center Bill Richter paced Rockhurst college to a 53-47 triumph over Mickey Marty and Company of Dubuque, victory over the St. Ambrose Bees of Davenport Iowa

known otherwise as Loras. The Bees hadn't been able Tuesday night. to knock off the Duhawks since 1943. Three records were broken by the McKinnon coached quint. Jack Donnelly set a new individual seasonal scor­ Atchison, Kans.—St. Benedict's scored 19 points in the ing record by grabbing a total of 277 points. The old last eight minutes to defeat St. Ambrose 66-41, in a Mid­ record of 268 was compiled by Don Davis during the lands conference basketball game here Wednesday night. 46-47 season. A new game scoring record of 80 points was mustered by the Ambrose quintet against their Davenport, Jan. 11—Scoring 15 points in the last four rivals from across the Mississippi, Augustana College. minutes of play the St. Joseph Pumas pulled away from The Bees also set a seasonal total point record of 1427. the St. Ambrose college Bees last night to win 70-62. Five sophomores and three freshman comprised the list of letter winners for the 1947-48 basketball season. Rock Island, 111., Jan. 14—St. Ambrose, led by Bill Sophomores: Captain Don Morris, Streator, Illinois; Jack Murdoch's 16 point production, defeated Augustana's Donnelly, Peoria, Illinois; Jack Errion, Peoria, Illinois; basketball team 55-38 Tuesday night. St. Ambrose led Ben Kristal, Streator, Illinois; Kirby Lawlis, Forest City, at halftime, 20-17. Illinois. Freshman: Gola Waters, Kewanee, Illinois; Bill Murdoch, Washington, Indiana; Jerry Scherer, Chicago, Dubuque, la., Jan. 18—In complete control throughout Illinois. the entire contest, the high-powered Loras Duhawks shattered any upset hopes of the St. Ambrose College Davenport, Feb. 11—St. Ambrose ran up the highest Bees in convincing style Saturday night by tagging the basketball score in its history Tuesday night as the Bees Davenport quintet with a 76-58 defeat on the Loras court. defeated Augustana of Moline 80-58, in the concluding Jack Donnelly and Don Morris were high for visitors with athletic contest between the Tri-City rivals. 19 and 13 points respectively while trigger arm Marty snared 19 for Loras. Davenport, Feb. 18—Pulling away in the final five minutes, St. Ambrose upset Loras 47-38 in an Iowa Con­ Davenport, Jan. 19—Bill Murdoch, star freshman guard, ference basketball game last night. The winners used sank a field goal with 45 seconds in the game to enable five players. Bill Murdoch and Jack Donnelly each potted the St. Ambrose College Bees to edge past the St. Nor- 14 for the winners while Mickey Marty led Loras with 13. bert's college Knights, 61 to 60 in a Midlands Conference Davenport, Feb. 24—St. Ambrose Bees Sunday night ilt last night. walloped the Rockhurst College quintet 62-33. St. Am­ brose took the lead in the beginning and stayed ahead St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 26—St. Louis scored an easy 71-51 all the way. Jack Donnelly, St. Ambrose center, set a victory over St. Ambrose Saturday night to rack up their new season scoring record by flipping in 18 points, to tenth victory in 11 starts this season. The Villikens forged boost his season's total to 277.

to a halftime lead of 36-24, and later increased the margin 71-42.

Rock Island, III, Feb. 7—St. Ambrose used 16 men Fri­ day night and Illinois Tech used 14 as the Bees battered +he Illinois team, 76-37. St. Ambrose jumped off to an 11-3 lead in the opening halftime. The Bees' Bill Murdoch topped the scorers with 16 points. John Mikota led Illinois Tech with 11.

Rock Island, III, Feb. 8—St. Ambrose registered a mild upset by trimming Simpson 58-47, in an Iowa conference game Saturday night. Guard Don Morris led St. Ambrose with 17 points. Jack Blake scored 12 for Simpson before fouling out near the end of the first half. St. Ambrose led, 26-25 at the half but stretched the margin in the final period.

INTRAMURALS

1947-48 INTRAMURAL SEASON Individual Winners TENNIS (FALL) Squire, (Singles) Squire-Jobst (Doubles) GOLF (FALL) A. DeDonker, First L. Etzkorn, second PING PONG • Burke Dailey, (Singles) Al Abdo and Bill Conneally, (Doubles)

Team Winners BASKETBALL: "SHOT HAPPY'S" Jim Finigan, Capt. V. Carlin F. Conroy B. Hoebing J. Kennedy B. Pamatto R. Scholz D. Walters VOLLEYBALL: "LOS LOCOS" N. Lizardi A. Abdo J. Hobson H. Guitierrez F. Orozco R. Ruffini W. Ruffini BOWLING: "BONANZA BOYS" J. Baker J. Bixenman B. Sherwin C. Simnich M. Stiefel SWIMMING: CLASS "A" A. Abdo J. Lonergan Bro. J. McMahon F. Budelier T. Costa SWIMMING: CLASS "B" J. Sherwin J. Weibler B. Eisleben G. Hoenig p

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The St. Ambrose Department of Intramural Athletics grew this year into one of the most extensive in collegiate history. The man behind the program is Leo Deutsch, Director of Intramural Sports. To supplement the "old reliables", softball, basketball, golf and touch football, Coach Deutsch introduced volley­ ball, bowling, water-polo, euchre, pinochle, tennis (both spring and fall tourneys), ping pong, horse shoe pitching, boxing, swimming, track, and another season of golf, making it a spring and fall event. Ma

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Even though this group seems almost all-inclusive, m. if facilities and time were available more activities would probably have been added to the card. Another first credited to Coach Deutsch is the Midlands Conference Extra-Mural Tournament, the first such conference tourney in United States Collegiate annals. Intramural champions from St. Ambrose, Loras, St. Norbert, and St. Joseph com­ pleted at St. Ambrose March 19 and 20. Basketball, Ping Pong, Bowling and Volleyball were on the agenda for this meet. MAJOR LETTER WINNERS WRESTLING Bob Wallace Bill Walsh Jim Hartman Jim McCabe Dick Senty Jim Reddick Earl Riley Wrestling was added to the sports calendar at Art Michalik St. Ambrose this year. Mr. Matt Starcevich, who serves as Veterans Administrator on the campus, and a former star wrestler at Cornell, took over the job of coaching. The team, composed about equally of former high school wrestlers and men with no experience, started out strong, and improved during the sea­ son. At the end of the year, the record stood at 2 wins, 2 ties, and five defeats. Bob Wallace, 128 pounder from Mason City, and Earl Riley of Des Moines and Art Michalik of Chicago, both heavy-weights, all finished the year undefeated. Wallace and Michalik went on to win individual championships in the Iowa Conference Meet held at St. Ambrose on March 14. In the Conference Meet, the first in the history of the conference, St. Ambrose finished in second place, beating out Penn College in the last event., Wartburg College of Waverly won the meet. Student List SENIOR CLASS

Aiani, T. F. Jr., 4111 W. Long Ave., Chicago, 111. Becker. H. J., 2001 W. End, Nashville. Tenn. Black, D. B.. 514 N. Lind St., Iowa City, la. Bradlev, J. C, Bellevue, la. Breheny. J. R.. 827 High St., Keokuk, Ta. Brown. L. C Charlotte*. la. Budelier, F. J.. 3328 8th Ave., Rock Island, 111. Bugos, J. R., Alfa, 111.

Callahan, J. O.. 937 V2 W. 3rd St.. Davenport, la. Callas, S. J., 2125 15. Moline, 111. Carter, J. G., 729 V> Marquette, Davenport, la. Carton, J. R., 207 16th Ave., Moline, 111. Collins, J. J., Williamshurg, la. Conrad, S. A., Keota, la. Derem, A. J., Atkinson, 111. Devlin, T. E., 715 10 Ave. S., Clinton, la. Dobereiner, R. R., 2439 8th Ave., Rock Island, 111. Dodd, W. H., 205 13th St., East Moline, 111. Doran, T. E., Humbolt, Iowa Dougherty, C. E., 1606 Brady St., Davenport, la. Driggs, R. H., 2825 5 V2 Ave., Rock Island, 111. Duffy, T. J., 1417 Iowa St., Davenport, Iowa Durkin, P. J., 6219 Sheridan, Chicago, 111.

Feltes, L. J., 414V2 E. 14th St., Davenport, la. Hagge, D. J.. 2626 N. 3rd St., Clinton, la. Garvey, T. J., 706 Farnam, Davenport, la. Hansen. R. H.. Walcott. la. Garvey, W. J., 706 Farnam, Davenport, la. Hoener. D. L.. 436 E. 30th St., Davenport. la. Gereau, L. P., 4900 8th St., Rock Island, 111. Hoe-nig, G. A., R. R. 2, Fort Madison. la. Goodall, J. F., 2816 Gary, Davenport, la. Hoenscheid, J. A., 1526 Arlington, Davenport, la. Grady, J. M., 2115 S. 5th St., Springfield, 111. Kargl. G. J. 1500 V2 15th St.. Rock Island, 111. Kendall, R. E., 908 4th Ave., Silvis, 111. Knouse, B. C, 2130 Scott St., Davenport, la. Konvalinka, H. F., 222 Wisconsin, Peoria, 111. Lammers, D. F., 404 Rohmann Ave., Peoria, 111. Langford, T. V., 328 W. Locust, Davenport, la. Larson, D. C, 501 26th Ave., Moline*, 111. Lerch, D. R., 212 9th St., Rock Island, 111. Lindquist, M. F., R. R. 1, Deynolds, 111. Lizardi, R. N., Kansas 18, Colorado Napoles, Mexico D. F., Mexico Loughran, W. A., 1403 N. Division, Davenport, la. McAllister, P. A., 728 4th Ave. S., Clinton, la. McCluskey, C. K., 4402 W. End, Chicago 24, 111. McConville, T. E., 616 Park Ave., Centefville, la. Mangold, R. E., 822 N. Iowa Ave., Washington, la. Matthews, J. D., 410 N. Beville Ave., Indiana­ polis, Ind. Milder, M. A., R. R. 2, Iowa City, Iowa Monahan, J. J., 6219 Sheridan, Chicago, 111. Preister, E. W., 1800 E. River, Davenport, la. Mullin, F. E., 1816 Davenport Ave., Davenport, Puisis, L. P., 6219 Sheridan, Chicago, 111. la. Reagan, M. J. A., 724% Harrison St., Davenport. Neiswanger, W. E., 222 W. 30th St., Davenport, la. la. Redelman, G. J., 511 W. 15th St., Davenport, la. Richter, D. W., 5905 W. Lake St., Chicago, 44, 111. Rife, H. E., 715 4th Ave., Moline, 111. Robbins, H. W., 6219 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, 111. Rupe, M. J., 323 W. 12th St., Ottumwa, la. Ryan, J. J., 608 7th Ave., Sterling, 111.

Schrader, J. E., Melrose, Iowa Spaniak, A. J., 8308 Burley Ave., Chicago, 111. Sparacio, G. J., 524 22st Ave., Rock Island, 111. Spresser, J. W., Jr., 529 W. Main St., Taylor- ville', 111. Steffensmeier, C. H., R. R. 2, West Point, la.

Tallerday, O. N., Jr., 712 W. 8th St., Davenport, la. Thompson, G. M., 1009 College Ave., Davenport, la. Todd, J. E., 6219 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, 111. Van Hoorewe*ghe, J. P., 1805 2nd St., Moline, 111. Vogel, J. P., 219 17th St., Rock Island, 111.

Wahl, R. L., 1701 Locust St., Sterling, 111. Walton, R. T., 712 13th Ave. So., Clinton, Iowa Waugh, J. A., 1012 Sheridan Rd., Peoria, 111. White, R. F., 2321 Missouri, Peoria, 111. Wuellner, F. O., 1011 W. Green St., Urbana, 111. JUNIOR CLASS

Adams, Alonzo; Davenport, Iowa Garnett. William H.: Davenport, Iowa Marron, John B.; Davenport, Iowa Adams, Vincent; Davenport, Iowa Gaughran, John; Westville, 111. Marron, John E.; Davenport, Iowa Angerer, Frank: Davenport, Iowa Geoffroy. William A.: Sterling, 111. Matthews, Herbert L.; Indianapolis, Ind. Arena, Frank; Davenport, Iowa Grady, Thomas A.; Springfield, 111. Mavnard, Harry L.; DeWitt, Iowa Green, Howard H.: Moline, 111. Mills, Louis C; Moline. 111. Barbour. William F.; Rock Island Greenwood, Jack H.; Rock Island. 111. Minnihan. Harold T.; Dixon, 111. Beiser, David F.; Alton, 111. Mohr, Robert G.; Rock Island, 111. Beck, William E.; Davenport, Iowa Hamlink, Walter F.; Davenport, Iowa Moravek, Richard T.; Davenport, Iowa Bishop, Robert S.; Peoria. 111. Hanson; Joseph F.; Moline, 111. Morgan. Laurence, Davenport, Iowa Bissonnette, Maynard R.; Davenport, Iowa Hardin, Edward O.: Davenport, Iowa Mosenfelder. John A.; Rock Island, 111. Boney, Everett M.; Moline, 111. Hartman, John D.; Chicago, 111. Mowbray, Thomas J.; Bradford, 111. Bonte, Kenneth P.; Moline, 111. Haut, Theodore, F.; Davenport, Iowa Mueller, James I.; Rock Island, 111. Bowman, Charles S.; Davenport. Iowa Hayes, Donald B.; Burlington, Iowa Mullany, Stephen W.; Davenport, Iowa Breheny, Edward J.; Davenport, Iowa Healey, Robert E.; Letts, Iowa Mumey, Richard F.; Moline, 111. Bronner, Richard W.; Davenport, Iowa Heller, James W.: Davenport, Iowa Murphy, James W.; Milan, 111. Bulat, Thomas J.; Chicago, 111. Helms, William H.; Bettendorf, Iowa Burns, Francis J.; Rock Island. 111. Herbst, Clifford L.; Rock Island, HI. Nowak, CSV., Bro. Walter C; Davenport, Iowa Burris, James R.; Davenport, Iowa Hiebing, John J.: Davenport, Iowa Hoenig, Howard E.; Fort Madison, Iowa O'Connell. Earl J.; Davenport, Iowa Callahan, Donald; Cedar Rapids, Iowa Hofmann, William B.; Davenport, Iowa O'Donnell, Don J.; Rock Island, 111. Campbell, James; Davenport. Iowa Hogan, James D.; Memphis, Tenn. Olsen. John E.; Davenport, Iowa Campbell. James; Rock Island, 111. Hotchkiss, Sanford N.; Davenport, Iowa O'Neill. Richard F.; Moline, 111. Carlin, Vincent; Davenport, Iowa Huffman, Robert W.; Davenport, Iowa Castronova. Thomas. Chicago, 111. Paulos, Richard V.; Davenport, Iowa Cheney, Phillip; Davenport, Iowa Janney, Hugh V.; Davenport, Iowa Clark, John: Davenport, Iowa Johnson, Harvey, J.; Lafayette, Minn. Quigley, Robert S.; Chicago, 111. Coleman, John; Davenport, Iowa Johnson, Marvin L.; Davenport, Iowa Quinlan, Patrick T.; Davenport, Iowa Conroy, Francis; Chicago, 111. Johnson, Wayne K.; Davenport, Iowa Conroy, James: Chicago, 111. Josefowski, Edwin L.; Chicago, 111. Ralls, Robert Jr.; Davenport, Iowa Cooney, Gerald; Davenport, Iowa Randolph, George E.; Davenport, Iowa Corrigan, Larry; Davenport, Iowa Kaisen, Harold C.; Davenport, Iowa Rasmussen, William J.; Silvis, 111. Cosgrove, John; Davenport, Iowa Karwath, Arthur A.; Davenport, Iowa Reck, William P.; Bettendorf, Iowa Cunningham, Gene; Davenport, To^a Kelly, Eugene J.; Davenport, Iowa Reidy, John W.; Rock Island, 111. Cunningham, John; Rock Island, 111. Kelso, Richard E.; Moline, 111. Rice, Edward J.; Davenport, Iowa Curran, John, Davenport, Iowa Killion, John M.; Davenport, Iowa Robbings. CSV. Hugh W.; Davenport, Iowa Kloedfer, John S.; Joliet, 111. Rogers, Frank P.; Lincolnwood, 111. Klunder, Thorwald H.; Davenport, Iowa Runyon, William D.; East Moline, 111. Dailey, Arthur E.; Davenport, Iowa Koch, Edward J.; Rock Island, 111. Russell, Richard M.; Davenport, Iowa Dale, Lee R.; Davenport, Iowa Kozikowski, John; Moline, 111. Ryan, Joseph S.; Davenport, Iowa Dannacher, Paul B.; Davenport, Iowa Kubala, Stephen F.; Davenport, Iowa DeClerk, Neil A.; Davenport, Iowa Salemink, Leo J.; Davenport, Iowa DeDecker, Peter L.; Davenport, Iowa Leber, Robert L.; Davenport, Iowa Sasek, Edwin F.; Alton, 111. Delaney, John J.; Davenport, Iowa Lennan, Robert J.; East Moline, 111. Saunders, Herbert F.; Davenport, Iowa DePinto, Thomas E.; Chicago, III. Lawlor, Daniel J.; Victor, Iowa Schaefer, Leslie E.; Fort Madison, Iowa DeTaeye, William J.; East Moline, 111. Legris, Harvey J.; Davenport, Iowa Schafer, Thomas B.; Davenport, Iowa DeVrieze, Albert H.; East Moline, 111. Leonard, William T.; Moline, 111. Schebler, Arthur V.; Davenport, Iowa Doyle, Henry E.; Moline, 111. Lesniak, Ted J.; Moline, 111. Schloemer, Walter A.; Davenport, Iowa Doyle, John E.; Bettendorf, Iowa Lindle, George J.; Davenport, Iowa Schmidt, Bernard F.; Moline, 111. Dullard, James C; Davenport, Iowa Logan, Stanley M.; Davenport, Iowa Scott, Dennis S.; Davenport, Iowa Dunagan, Joseph V.; Des Moines, lowa Stone, Jerome D.; Rock Island, 111. Dunean, Robert M.; Rock Island, 111. Dwyer, Eugene, J.; Davenport, Iovva McAndrew, Paul J.; Davenport, Iowa McCabe, James T.; Davenport, Iowa Taylor, Harry G.; Davenport, Iowa McCaffrey, Lawrence J.; Chicago, 111. Taylor, Roderick J.; Davenport, Iowa Enburg, Robert; Rock Island, 111. McCluskey, John W.; Rock Island, 111. Tierney, David H.; Mokena, 111. Enydmann, Robert; Davenport, lowa McCord, Elwood J.; Pulaski, Tenn. Tofanelli, Albert D.; Davenport, Iowa Erbstein, Richard; Moline, 111. McCormick, John R.; Rock Island, 111. Tornquist, John A.; Davenport, Iowa Eversman, George; Burlington, Iowa McDermott, John W.; Chicago, 111. McGinn, John A.; Sterling, 111. Velda, Richard H.; Pekin, 111. Fabritz, Henry; Ottumwa, Iowa McGovern, Edward V.; Davenport, Iowa Vorderberg, Charles C.; Davenport, Iowa Fahey, John; Columbus, Ohio McGrory, William Brooklyn, Iowa Fallon, Edward; Davenport, Iowa McKnight, Greg; Marshalltown, Iowa Feeney, John; Davenport, Iowa McManus, James F.; Davenport, Iowa Wallace, Robert L.; Davenport, Iowa Firer, Donald; East Moline, 111. McManus, John J.; Davenport, Iowa Walsh, William M.; Davenport, Iowa Fleming, William; Chicago, 111. McNally, Merle G.; Davenport, Iowa Weber, Glen G.; Saunemin, 111. Floersk, Joseph; Nashville, Tenn. Weber, John E.; Rock Island, 111. Freddy, William; Atkinson, Illinois Mahon, William E.; Steator, 111. Wehr, Edward N.; Davenport, Iowa Freiburg, Roger; Burlington, Iowa Mahoney, Dennis J.; Davenport, Iowa Wiegand, Edward A.; Davenport, Iowa Makeever, Donald M.; Davenport, Iowa Wielgos, Stanley J.; Davenport, lowa Gardner, Paul J.; Davenport, Iowa Mandos, John N.; Davenport, Iowa Wigglesworth, David W.; Davenport, Iowa SOPHOMORE CLASS

Abdo, Albert R.; Mexico. DF Donahue, Thomas: Pocahontas, Iowa Kelling. Edwin; Peoria, 111. Ahern, John Maurice; Chicago, 111. Donnelly, John; Peoria, 111. Kelly, Charles; Davenport. Iowa Ahlers, Alois H.; New Vienna, Iowa Donohue, Maurice; Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kelly, Charles; Chicago. 111. Aldrich, Ralph W.; E. Moline, 111. Doody, Donald; Chicago, 111. Kelly, Joseph; Rock Island, 111. Ambre, Richard L.; Aurora, 111. Doose, Russel; Davenport. Iowa Kennedy, John; Hoopeston, 111. Amicucci, Joseph D.; Sterling, 111. Doty, Floyd; Museatine, Iowa Kiegal, Joseph; Rockford, 111. Angerer, Edward W.: Rock Island, 111. Douglas, Robert: Davenport, Iowa Killian, James; Bloomington, 111. Arnold, Thomas D.; Dallas City, 111. Dow, William; Bloomington, 111. Kirchner, Ronald; Keokuk, Iowa Ash, James W.; E. Moline, 111. Dreis. Robert; Wheaton, 111. Kleeburg, Harry; Princeton, 111. Drozdowski, Casmir; Chicago, 111. Kmetz, Francsi; Streator, 111. Bach, Robert J.; Davenport, Iowa Duffey, Dale; Davenport, Iowa Knickel, William; Davenport, Iowa Baggott, William S.; Davenport, Iowa Dunlap, Joseph; Chicago, 111. Knickrehm, Albert; Walcott, Iowa Baker, John W.; Chicago, 111. Dunn, Francis; Oxford, Iowa Koeller, Alfred; Rock Island, 111. Balzer, Richard P.; Bettendorf, Iowa Dye, Gerald; Paris, Mo. Kokjohn, Joseph; Ft. Madison, Iowa Barron, Charle's W.; Vinton, Iowa Koos, Carl; Davenport, Iowa Barton, Paul M.; Davenport, Iowa Eaton, Paul; Davenport, Iowa Korn, Thomas; Peoria, 111. Baran, Harold C.; Victor, Iowa Eick, Harry; Milan, 111. Kozich, Peter; Davenport, Iowa Bell, Laurence J.; Morris, 111. Eugler, John; Beloit, Wise. Krutt, Robert; Davenport, Iowa Becker, Bruce C; Memphis, Tenn. Epping, James; Davenport, Iowa Krell, Don; Davenport, Iowa Betar, Sam J.; Kewanee, 111. Errion, John; Peoria, 111. Kristak, Fred; Chicago, 111. Beyer, John M.: Davenport, Iowa Esposito, Tony: E. Moline, 111. Kristal, Benjamin; Streator, 111. Beyer, Robert C.; Davenport, Iowa Evans, Steve; Davenport, Iowa Kurtz, Richard; Fairfield, Iowa Bixenman, Gerald L.; Ft. Madison, Iowa Blackman, Donald S.; Davenport, Iowa Feeney, Raymond; Davenport, Iowa Lanaghan, David; Davenport, Iowa Blackman, Wilmer R.; Pleasant Valley, Iowa Feeney, Robert; Davenport, Iowa Lanaghan, Edward; Davenport, Iowa Bliss, Gayle J.; Davenport, Iowa Felker, Walter; Ottawa, 111. Landauer. Alan; Davenport, Iowa Blough, William A.; Odell, 111. Ferlmann, Herbert; Peoria, 111. Langan, Donald; Rock Island, 111. Bly, Donald F.; Clinton, Iowa Finigan, Jim; Juincy, 111. Langan, Patrick; Streator, 111. Boeshaar, William B.; Davenport, Iowa Finigan, John: Quincy, 111. Langan, Robert; Chicago, 111. Bldt. Richard, L.; Davenport, Iowa Fitzpatrick, Charles; Chicago, 111. Lanzillotti, Joseph; Berwyn, 111. Fitzsimmons, James; Elmwood Park, 111. Laufenberg, William; Rock Island, 111. Boudart, Eugene P.; Wilmette, 111. Flanagan, James; Chicago, 111. Bovers, Paul D.; Davenport, Iowa Lawlis, Kirby; Forest City, 111. Flanagan, Thomas; Peoria, 111. Lawlor, Thomas; Davenport, Iowa Boyle, James J.; OOttawa, 111. Flaharty, George; Davenport, Iowa Bradley, James T.; Savanna, 111. Lawrence, John; Fulton, 111. Foley, Matthew; Oak Park, III. Lawrence, William; Fulton, 111. Brady, Frank M.; Bloomington. 111. Forrest, Daniel; E. Moline, 111. Breen, Thomas R.; Streater, 111. Lee, Warren; Davenport, Iowa Fowler, Jesse; Moline, 111. Lefebure, John; Canton, 111. Breheny, James F.; Keokuk, Iowa Frietag, Bernard; Donnellson, Iowa Brooks, Wayne A.; Davenport, Iowa Lenahan, Richard; Bloomington, 111. Froeschle, Richard; Daenport, Iowa Linden, Donald; Davenport, Iowa Brook, William R.; Chicago, 111. Fuller, James; Muscatine, Iowa Bucaric, Joseph A.; Joliet, 111. Link, Robert; Davenport, Iowa Buckrop, Mark Rock Island, 111. Lioen, Eddie; Moline, 111. Gannon, James; Chicago, 111. Littig, Gene; Rock Island, 111. Burns, Deland, J.; Kankakee, 111. Gannon, Thomas; Chicago, 111. Little, Donald; Davenport, Iowa Burns, James M.; Kankakee, 111. Gebel, Adolph; Davenport, Iowa Lobue, Robert; Chicago Heights, 111. Gillman, Bernard; Rock Island, 111. Lotspeich, Charles; Davenport, Iowa Cahill, James; Bradford, 111. Guidici, Richard; Chicago, 111. Lovewell, Gail; Walcott, Iowa Cahill, Robert F.; Rock Island, 111. Goetsh, John; Davenport, Iowa Luber, Walter; Highland, 111. Callahan, Bernard J.; Dixon, 111. Golden, Thomas; Davenport, Iowa Lucas, Joe; Streator, 111. Callahan, Robert E.; Rock Island, 111. Goldsmith, James; Davenport, Iowa Lumbrazo, John: Chicago, 111. Cambell, Francis T.; Chicago, 111. Gonya, James; Morrison, 111. Lynch, Carlos; Clinton. Iowa Carbone. Rocco W.; Chicago, 111. Goossens, Harry; Moline, 111. Carey, Robert; Rock Island, 111. Grissen, Malcolm; Memphis, Tenn. Carr, William P.; Ottumwa, Iowa Grothus, John; Davenport, Iowa McBurney, Robert; Davenport, Iowa Carroll, Paul J.; Philadelphia, Pa. McCarthy, Daniel, Davenport, Iowa Case, James; Davenport, Iowa McCarthy, John; Chicago, 111. Casey, William T.; Pontiac, 111. Haas, Allan; El Paso, 111. McCormick, Raymond; Davenport, Iowa Cashell, Richard; Mitchell, S. Dak. Hamerlinck, John; Moline, 111. McEwen, Thomas; Iowa City, Iowa Cassidy, John F.; Princeton, 111. Mannon, William; Rock Falls, 111. McGinn, Thomas; Davenport, Iowa Champagne, Kenneth; Davenport, Iowa Hansen, Eldon; Davenport, Iowa McGowan, Joseph; Colfax, 111. Christenson, Alvin; Davenport, Iowa Hanson, Thomas; Williamsburg, Iowa McGrath, James; Peoria, 111. Cicy, Raymond C; Necedah, Wise. Harris, Fred; Davenport, Iowa Mclnerney, Michael; Chicago, 111. Cline, Alvin C; Davenport, Iowa Hart, Fred; Davenport, Iowa McLaughlin, Henry; Moline, 111. Coffou, John J.; Chicago, 111. Harty, Leo; Seneca, 111. McLinden, Richard; Peoria, 111. Collins, William E.; Osage, Iowa Hauschild, Wayne; Davenport, Iowa McManus, Richard; Keokuk, Iowa Compagno, Sam J.; Rock Island, 111. Healey, Edward; Letts, Iowa McNichols, James; Jolie, 111. Concannon, Rex; Davenport, Iowa Healey, James; Letts, Iowa Conley, Mark W.; Heyworth, 111. Helms, William; Bettendorf, Iowa Hender, Robert; Davenport, Iowa Maas, Paul; Davenport, Iowa Conley, Thomas E.; Heyworth, 111. Malone, Burton; Bradford, 111. Conneely, William; Sterling, 111. Henne's, David; Moline, 111. Henrickson, James; Clinton, Iowa Mannion, Gerald; Chicago, 111. Conroy, Michael J.; Bloomington, 111. Manock, Jon; Peoria, 111. Cosby, Irving O.; Chicago, 111. Herold, Henry; Chicago, 111. Hiegal, Jerry; Davenport, Iowa Marme, Ray; Peoria, 111. Costa, T. Marcellis; Springfield, 111. Marolf, Leo; Davenport, Iowa Costello, Eugene P.; Davenport, Iowa Hiegal, Will; Davenport, Iowa Hild, George; Davenport, Iowa Marshall, George; Rock Island, 111. Costello, Ronald E.; Davenport, Iowa Martens, Vincent; Davenport, Iowa Cottrar, Robert D.; Cavanna, 111. Hillmer, William; Moline, 111. Hodgson, Lewis; Davenport, Iowa Martin, Charles; Keokuk, Iowa Coughlin, Francis; River Forrest, 111. Martin, Francis; Keokuk, Iowa Craig, James; Rock Island, 111. Hogue, Thomas; Rock Island, 111. Hollemback, Richard; Rock Island, 111. Martin, Pat; Springfield, 111. Crenger, Robert; Bloomington, 111. Maskal, Jack; Clinton, Iowa Cronkleton, Howard; Donahue, Iowa Horton, Charles; Rock Island, 111. Hoye, Merle; Iowa City, Iowa Mason, Perry; Davenport, Iowa Crowley, William; Delmar, Iowa Masters, Tom; Omaha, Neb. Curran, Robert T.; Davenport, Iowa Hughes, Dale; Moline, 111. Hult, James; Davenport, Iowa Masterson, John; Des Moines, Iowa Huston, Michael; Ottumwa, Iowa Mayer, Gerald; Clinton, Iowa Mear, August; Kankakee, 111. Dages, Charles; Chicago, 111. Melow, Gilbert; Rock Island, 111. Danielsen, Robert; Davenport, Iowa James, Richard; Moline, 111. Menca, John; Rock Island, 111. Davis, Philip; Nashville, Tenn. Ischart, Rhodes; Clinton, Iowa Menke, Cecil; West Point, Iowa Davis, William; Ottumwa, lowa Jacops, Donald; Clinton, Iowa Merchie, Robert; Moline, 111. Dawson, William; Ottumwa, Iowa Jacops, Francis; Clinton, Iowa Mertens, C.; Ft. Madison, Iowa DeBisschop; Moline, 111. Jacops, Max; Eldon, Iowa Messick, William; Davenport, Iowa DeDecker, Doravan; Atkinson, 111. Jaeger, Carl; Davenport, Iowa Michael, Vincent; Davenport, Iowa Delaney, John; Chattanoogo, Tenn. Jaeger, Donald; Davenport, Iowa Michl, Edwin; Princeton, Iowa DeLashmutt, Edward; Burlington, Iowa Jager, Lyle; Davenport, Iowa Mugan, Tom; Nashville, Tenn. DelManaco, William; Cicero, 111. Joens, AlbeYt; Davenport, Iowa Molnar, Francis; Chicago, 111. Demko, Thomas; Matherville, 111. Johnson, Keith; Moline, 111. Molnar, Joseph; Toledo, Ohio DeRuyck, Aurole; Moline, 111. Johnson, John; Chicago, 111. Monahan, Joseph; Clinton, Iowa Devine, Paul; Kankakee, 111. Johnson, Leonard; Buffalo, Iowa Mooney, John; Chillicothe, 111. Diederich, Francis; Ottowa, 111. Jourwy, James; Rock Island, 111. Morris, Don; Streator, 111. Dilulio, Domenico; E. Moline, 111. Morrissey, John; Hopedale, 111. DiMarco. Eugene; Phophetstown, 111. Kane, Edward; Chicago, 111. Morrissey, Laurence; Peoria, 111. Dismer, William E.; Moline, 111. Carll, Richard; Davenport, Iowa Morrow, John; Ottumwa, Iowa Dobrovdskis, A.; Chicago, 111. Kautz, Carl; Niagara Falls, N. Y. Molan, William; Chicago, 111. Doehler, Jack; Davenport, Iowa Keefe, H. Edward; Deere Grove, 111. Murphy, Joseph; Moline, 111. Dolan, Thomas; Clinton, Iowa Keigher, Manning; Mantene, 111. Murphy, Leo; Davenport, Iowa SOPHOMORE CLASS

Murray, John; Peoria, 111. Roth, Kenneth; Clinton, Iowa Terfler, Ray; Chicago, 111. Rounds, Donald; Cavour, S. Dak. Terry, Joe; Davenport, Iowa Nagle, William; Davenport. Iowa Roushar. George: Oxford, Iowa Thoemes, Paul; Bloomington, 111. Nelson, Arther; Lemont. 111. Rudis. Georg-e: Springfield. 111. Thoensen, David; Davenport, Iowa Nelson, John; Lemont, 111. Ryan, Donald; Chicago, III. Thoensen. Frank; Davenport, Iowa Newquist, Donald: Davenport, Iowa Ryan, Francis, Streator, 111. Thomas. Harry; Rock Island, 111. Nobile, Angelo: Chattanooga, Tenn. Ryan, James; Bloomington, 111. Thoni, Horace; Nvshville. Tenn. Nolan, John; Cherokee, Iowa Ryan, Robert; Le Claire, Iowa Tobin, Emmet; Streator, 111. Noth, George; Davenport, Iowa Toomey, John; Davenport, Iowa Nugent, Francis; Suskachuan, Canada Saiers, James; Port Allegany, Pa. Touhey. William; Keokuk, Iowa Salazer, Jose; Mexico Trickey, James; Onasa, Iowa O'Brian, John; Homewood, 111. Sanders, Robert; Burlington, Iowa O'Brien, Vincent; Davenport, Iowa Scapini, Don; Rock Island, 111. Underwood, Tom; Peoria, 111. O'Connell, Gabriel; Lost Nation, Iowa Schacckenback; Davenport. Iowa Uranich. Edward; Peoria, 111. Olson, Joseph; Clinton. Iowa Schafer, Ralph; Moline, 111. Uzdavinis, Willia; Chicago, 111. Olson, William; Rock Island, 111. Scheck, Mike; Chicago, 111. O'Malley, Dennis; Waukony, Iowa Schlink, Theo, Peoria, 111. Vaccaro, Charles; Moline, 111. O'Malley, Joseph; Chicago, 111. Schmitt, Richard; Davenport, Iowa Vahlkamp, David: St. Louis, 111. Orozco, Francisco; Mexico City, Mex. Scholz, Richard; Quincy, 111. Voile. Joseph: Dixon. 111. O'Shea, Christopher; Chicago, 111. Schotka, Frank; Sinis, 111. Vandervoort, John; Moline, 111. Oswalt, Charles; Davenport, Iowa Schowalter, Robert; Keokuk, Iowa Van Echaute;, Aurel; Moline, 111. O'Toole, Richard; Davenport, Iowa Schulte, William; Ft. Madison, Iowa Van Hoosier, Arthur; Davenport, Iowa Schultz, Herbert; Rock Island, 111. Van Horn. Joseph: Rock Island, 111. Scott, Voile; Rock Falls, 111. Van Speybroeck, Peter; E. Moline, 111. Padakis, Nick; Rock Island, 111. Seei, Emil; Peoria, 111. Van Zandbergen, Robert; Rock Island, III. Pappas, James; Davenport, Iowa Sheehan, Edward; Ohio, 111. Vasen, Warren; Davenport, Iowa Parachini, Peter; Mexico City, Mex. Sheehan, Pat; Chicago, 111. Vinar, Hyman; Rock Island, 111. Parson, Edward; Chicago, 111. Shekleton, Tom; Peoria, 111. Vogel. Bernard; Sigourney, Iowa Pauly, Kenneth; Moline, 111. Shenk, John : Davenport, Iowa Von Gunten. Louis; Wheaton, 111. Pekofske, Richard; LaPorte, Indiana Sherwood, Lloyd; Clinton, Iowa Vrombaut, John; Moline, 111. Peterschmitt. Adrian; West Point, 111. Shoemate, Max; Davenport, Iowa Petterson, Albert; Davenport, Iowa Walsh, Norman; Clinton, Iowa Peterson, Allen; Davenport, Iowa Schowalter, Richard; Stanwood, Iowa Sierra, Julien; East Moline, 111. Walsh, William; Davenport, Iowa Peterson, Donald; Rock Island, 111. Walton, Joseph; Clinton, 111. Peterson, William; Davenport, Iowa Sizenbach, Melvin; Davenport, Iowa Smidebush, John; Sterling, 111. Watters. Donald; Morris, 111. Petruccellie, Donato; Davenport, Iowa Weeg, Martin; Davenport, Iowa Phelan, William; Davenport, Iowa Smoller, Andrew; Clinton, Iowa Soeppel, William; Iowa City, Iowa Weicherding, Ery; Peoria, 111. Piegore, John; Chicago, 111. Weisbruch, Richard; Peoria, 111. Possely, Leroy; Eire, 111. Soeshe, Robert; Clinton, Iowa Sommer, Herold; Davenport, Iowa Wells, Robert; Rock Island, 111. Potter, Richard; Davenport, Iowa Wendle, Edward; Alton, III. Priester, John; Davenport, Iowa Sonnemaker, Harry; Peoria, 111. Stahl, Paul; Davenport, Iowa Whalen, James; Davenport, Iowa Purcell, Tom; Streator, 111. Whipple, Richard; Vinton, Iowa Staley, Tom; Davenport, Iowa Widing, Ray; Chicago, 111. Quinn, Henry; Davenport, Iowa Steel, James; Fort Wayne, Ind. Wiebler, James; Ft. Madison, Iowa Steiner, Bernard; E. Moline, 111. Wilkenson, Robert; Ottumwa, Iowa Racle, Joseph; Rock Island, 111. Stephenson, Theo; Rock Island, 111. Williams, Arthur; Rock Island, 111. Rahn, .John; Davenport, Iowa Stiefel, Mark; Burlington, Iowa Williams, Kenneth; Rock Island, 111. Randolph, Aaron; Davenport, Iowa Stiglich, Charles; Joliet, 111. Wilson, Joseph; Milan, 111. Reed, Harold; Chicago, 111. Stile, Glen; Davenport, Iowa Withart, Joseph; Savanna, Iowa Reddick, James; Knoxville, Tenn. Stribley, Orrine; Davenport, Iowa Witte, Albert; Salem, Iowa Reilman, Tom; Davenport, Iowa Sullivan, James; Chicago, 111. Wood, Glen; Rock Island, 111. Riley, John; Ottumwa, Iowa Sullivan, William; De Witt, Iowa Wooten, Joseph; Memphis, Tenn. Ringness, John; Peoria, 111. Super, Richard; Ft. Madison, Iowa Wright, Floyd; Davenport, Iowa Roach, Maurice; Libertyville, Iowa Suter, Albert; Nashville, Tenn. Wright, Pat; Springfield, 111. Robson, Robert; Crete, 111. Sutton, Kermit; Davenport, Iowa Wulf, William; Davenport, Iowa Rock, Leo; Sterling, 111. Rockwell, Donald; Rock Island, III. Tagler, Robert; Chicago, 111. Zawada, Henry; Chicago, III. Roels, Joseph; E. Moline, 111. Tangen, Ray; Blue Cross, Iowa Zilligen, Iorbert; Hazel Crest. 111. Roling, Vernard; Clinton, Iowa Tappe, Richard; Freeport, Iowa Zitnik, James; Chicago, III. Rosenfield, Charles; Rock Island, 111. Taylor, James; Davenport, Iowa Zmuda, Walter; Moline, 111. FRESHMAN CLASS

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Hamer, Richard; Davenport, la. Mayer, (Bro.) William C.; Chicago. 111. Barr. Robert H.; Cortland, 111. Harnett, David L.; Chicago Heights, 111. Meiligan. John M.; Chicago, 111. Baumfln, Donald J.; Streator, 111. Hart, Roger E.; Aurora, 111. Menke, Carl G.; Pilot Grove, la. Bawdin. John L.; Davenport, la. Hawksley, Arthur J.; Streator. 111. Meyer, Herbert J.: Chicago, 111. Bean, Paul B.; Moline, 111. Hayes, Daniel P.; Pittsburg, Pa. Michalik, Arthur E.; Chicago, 111. Beary, Richard M.; Lovilla, la. Heims, John R.: Davenport, la. Miergwinski, (Bro.) Eugene A.; Chicaero. 111. Beary, John L.; Lovilla, la. Hemming, Donald J.; Rock Island, 111. Miller, Robert D.; E. Pheasant Plain, Ta. Bergthold, Cletus R.: Davenport, la. Hendrickson, Rolland D.; Muscatine, la. Miskowicz, Herman J.; Chicago, 111. Berg, Donald K.; Joliet. 111. Henneberry, James M.; Springfield, 111. Montgomery, Kenneth D.; Clinton, la. Belmonte, Eugene R.: Chicaero, 111. Hermanson, Robert D.; Peoria, 111. Moran, Steven; Chicago, 111. Belha, Jerome P.; Lydon, 111. Hinton, Earle L.; Davenport, la. Morrisey, Joseph A.; Amboy. 111. Bevenour, Robert J.; Davenport, la. Hoebing, Robert J.; Quincy, 111. Mowbrav, James J.; Boda, 111. Billie, Arthur J.; Chicago, 111. Hoffman, Paul A. Mulvihill, Donald J.; Chicago, 111. Bohnenkamp, Vincent H.; Ft. Madison, la. Hoffman, Robert M.; Davenport, la. Murdock, William E.; Washington, Ind. Bourbeau, Francis S.: Chicago, 111. Hoffman, Ronald L.; Davenport, la. Bowling, James M.; Memphis, Tenn. Hogan, James F.; Bloomington, 111. Newell, William; Sterling, 111. Brennen, Ronald G.; Chicago, 111. Holmes, Arthur J.: Moline, 111. Niemeyer, John W.; East Molino, 111. Brunson, Robert L.: Davenport, la. Hoosneart, Julian C.; East Moline, 111. Nicosia, Arthur M.; Chicago. 111. Bruytiens. Francis D.; Moline. 111. Hottle, Boyd E.: Davenport, la. Noppe, Adolph H.; Moline, 111. Bullard. Coy M.; Davenport, la. Howell, Robert F.; Memphis, Tenn. Nordquist, Glen B.; Moline, 111. Burke, Francis J.; Rock Island, 111. Hunt, John R.; Rock Island, 111. Burns, Kenneth J.; Oxford, la. Hurlburt, Arthur C; Davenport, la. O'Connor. John R.; Peoria, 111. Byrd, Billie K.: Rock Island, 111. Hyde, William F.; Clinton, la. O'Hara, Micheal R.; Davenport. la. O'Keefe, Donald J.; Chicago, 111. Cahill, Bernard R,; Bradford. 111. Ingold, Charles M.; Moline, 111. Olin, Richard D.; Aledo, 111. Cahill, Quin; West Branch, la. Ingiverson, John H.; Davenport, la. O'Meara, Gerald M.; Williamsburg, 111. Callahan, Francis B.: Rock Island, 111. O'Neill, Torrence J.; Alton, 111. Callery, Robert F.; Princeville, 111. Jacobs, John R.; Clinton, Iowa Opelka, William J.; Chicago, 111. Case, Robert B.; Davenport, la. Johnson, Emmet J.; Seneca, 111. Chouteau, Thomas F.; Independence, Kans. Johnson, Louis E.; Lockport, 111. Papenbrock, Donald E.; Davenport, la. Claussen, Gerald D.; Davenport, la. Johnston, Arthur C; Rock Island, 111. Parker, Shields J.; Knoxville, Tenn. Clippert, Duane J.; Davenport, la. Jones, William J.; Dubuque, la. Parrish, Whitney L.; Victor, la. Comfort, James D.; Davenport, la. Paulson, Robert L.; Davenport. la. Conneely, William J.; Walthill, Nebr. Kaalberg, Robert A.; Nichols, la. Paydon, Donald E.; McCook, Nebr. Conover, Cvril P.; Davenport, la. Kirsen, Kenneth E.; Bettendorf, la. Payton, Robert J.; Park Ridge, 111. Cosgrave, John J.; Moline, 111. Keltz, Michael E.; Philadelphia, Pa. Peterschmidt, Dennis F.; West Point, la. Cox, Lewis W.; Davenport, la. Kettering, James B.; Rock Island, 111. Petersen, E. Robert; Davenport, la. Costello. Russell L.; Rockford, 111. Kettman, George B.; Pleasant Valley, la. Petruccelli, Vincent J.; Davenport, la. Coyle, James; Moline, 111. Ketza, Lawrence S.; Chicago, 111. Petruzzi, George S.; Chicago, 111. Crane, William M.; Moline, 111. Kinney, Robert; Davenport, la. Petskeyes, Roderick C.; Davenport, la. Craven, John E.; Odell, 111. Kirby, Edward P.; Ypsilanti, Mich. Pfister, Walter F.; El Passo, 111. Crowley, Charles D.; Davenport, la. Klein, Gerald F.; Rantaoul, 111. Ping, Thomas J.; Fort Madison. la. Cummings, Thomas F.; Burlington, la. Klingler, James B.; Davenport, la. Pomatto, William; Marseilles, 111. Klise, Jerome J.; Peoria, 111. Potter, Eugene F.; Davenport, la. Dadian, Anthranik B.; Davenport, la. Knieram, Lyman C.; Davenport, la. Powers, Donald E.; Peoria, 111. Dailey, Burke L.; Davenport. la. Koerner, Edward E.; Chicago, 111. Puscas, John D.; Rock Island, 111. Dave, James E.; Berwyn, 111. Koster, John W.; Davenport, la. DeBlock, James M.; Silvis, 111. Krauter (Brother), Joseph F. |Csu) ; Davenport, Debray, James L.; East Moline, 111. Rashid, Raymond A.; Fort Madison, la. De Dobbelaere, Robert M.; Rock Island, 111. la. Reda, Francis A.; Chicago, 111. Demko, Thomas J.; Matherville, 111. Kroy, Ralph E.; Davenport, la. Rees, Clark H.; Davenport, la. De Roo, Walter J.; Moline, 111. Keuska, Leon M.; Chicago, 111. Riley, Earl R.; Des Moines, la. Devine, Joseph E.; East Moline, 111. Riley, John F.; Rock Island, 111. Doyle, Donald E.; Davenport, la. Lambrecht, Marvin J.; Davenport, la. Riordan, William J.; Leesburg, Fla. Disher, Paul J.; St. Louis, Mo. Lambrick, Francis C.; Moline, 111. Robinson, David T.; Davenport, la. Dixon, Thomas J.; Chicago, 111. Lamp, Donald G.; Davenport, la. Rocca, A. Edward; Iowa City, la. Dorei, Donald L.; Davenport, la. Lamp, Gustave H.; Davenport, la. Rostes, Francis D.; Chicago, 111. Dowdal, Richard G.; Davenport, la. Lang, Robert J.; Peoria, 111. Roth, Donald; Davenport, la. Dowdal, Raymond E.; Moline, 111. Lanzilloti, Carmen J.; Berwyn, 111. Rotunno, Albert L.; Chicago, 111. Doyle, Robert E.; Chicago, 111. Laughlin, Daniel A.; Chicago, 111. Ruhley, Earl A.; Davenport, la. Dreis, Thomas A.; Warrenville, 111. Leber, Donald R.; Rockford, 111. Ruddy, Joseph E.; Clinton, la. Leef, Robert K.; Galesburg, 111. Rupsch, William J.; Chicago, 111. Eaton, Charles H.; Davenport, la. Leins, Kinney E.; Rock Island, 111. Ryan, William H.; Evanston, 111. Ebner, Duane O.; Davenport, la. Lemm, Robert H.; Davenport, la. Rymsza, Steven J.; Chicago, 111. Eisleben, Robert K.; Clinton, la. Lennun, Joseph A.; Ottumwa, la. Engelmann, Gerald F.; Davenport, la. Leone, August J.: Kankakee, 111. Sallen, Gerald H.; Fort Madison, la. Esenter, Glenn R.; Chicago, 111. Lesniak, Al. J.; Chicago, 111. Sanders, William J.; Burlington, la. Etzkorn, Lawrence G.; Kirkwood, Mo. Lesman, Wallace; Chicago, 111. Sanford, John J.; Ottumwa, la. Liggett, William E.; W. Burlington, la. Sawyer, Dale H.; Davenport, la. Fahey, Thomas D.; Denver, Colo. Lindsay, James R.; Moline, 111. Schaefer, George J.; Kalona, la. Fahrner, James W.; Davenport, la. Livingston, William J.; Chicago, 111. Scheck, Edward J.; Chicago, 111. Fay, Donald M.; Chicago, 111. Lobato, Enrigue; Mexico City, Mexico Scherrer, Jerome, J.; Chicago, 111. Fichtenkort, Bernard C; West Point, la. Longergan, John M.; Chicago, 111. Schmueker, Melvin J.; Watkins, la. Fieweger, Charles D.; Davenport, la. Loving, Thomas J.; West Point, la. Schroder, William E.; Bettendorf, la. Fitzpatrick, Thomas D.; Reynolds, 111. Luekahaus, James F.; Fort Madison, la. Schroeder, Orin; Rock Island, 111. Flavin, William J.; Lockport, 111. Lund, Russell J.; Chicago, 111. Schuch, Richard E.; Peoria, 111. Florescu, Michael, V.; Davenport, la. Lyons, Edward J.; Peoria, 111. Schulkins, John A.; Chicago, 111. Florescu, Steven; Davenport, la. Scola, John V.; Memphis, Tenn. Forbeck, George; Hammond, Ind. McAllister, Eugene J.; Muscatine, la. Schwab, Robert W.; Davenport, la. Forbes, Richard T.; Chicago, 111. McAndrew, John L.; Davenport, la. Shanahan, Micheal J.; Chicago, 111. Fosdick, Francis C.; Keota, 111. McBrady, Kenneth M.; Chicago, 111. Shaw, William J.; Farrar, la. Foster, Loren R.; Rock Island, 111. McCarthy, Charles W.; Moline, 111. Sheehy, Edward F.; Chicago, 111. Freddy, Daniel F.; Atkinson, 111. McClintock, James L.; Marcus, la. Sheridan, John J.; Chicago, 111. Freitag, Leo J.; Donnellson, la. McDonald, Francis E.; Geota, la. Sherwin, John J.; Highland Park, 111. Freund, John B.; Davenport, la. McGee (Bro.) Thomas R.; Chicago, 111. Sierra, Robert M.; Keota, la. McGinn, Thomas A.; Sterling, 111. Simnick, Clarence H.; Chicago, 111. Gaffney, James P.; Marengo, la. McGowan, Edward S.; Colfax, 111. Sloat, Donald L.; Fort Madison, la. Garland, William F.; Rockfalls, 111. McMahon (Bro.) Thomas F.; Chicago, 111. Soehnlen, Thomas R.; Navarre, Ohio Gebhardt, Paul; Manchester, la. McNeil, Donald J.; East Moline, 111. Smith, George C; Polo, 111. Grigner, Robert D.; Oak Park, 111. Sporkman, Joseph B.; Donnellson, la. Ghiglieri, James P.; Tocula, 111. Mack, John R.; Rock Island, 111. Spring, Wilfred L.; Keokuk, la. Gibson. Fred E.; Davenport, la. Mackin, Francis E.; DeWitt, Iowa Springman, Joseph J.; Alton, 111. 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