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268 The Notre Dame Alumnus June. 1937 Deaths Charles C. Kolars, B.S. '85, C.E. '86, Le Center, Minnesota, father of Frank Kolars, '24, and the late John Kolars, ex. '23, died suddenly in his home on March 25 after a heart attack. Mr. Kolars had practiced law in Le Center since 1888 and was one of the community's outstanding citizens. His wife and three children suriive him. Frank X. Hanley, '99, of South Bend, a football star of 1896 and 1899, died on June 10, four hours after being stricken with a heart attack. Prominent in the Old Timers' reunions of the past two years and a leading figure, too, in the recent Commencement reunion, Frank was a familiar personage on the campus. He was buried from the home of his niece, Mrs. Bernard J. VoU. Arthur Hayes, of the class of 1901. Cincinnati, Ohio, a monogram man in football, basketball and track, died on May 5. He was 5G years old. Mr. Hayes played his final year of Notre Dame football under the coaching of the famous Pat O'Dea; his first two under Frank E. Hering, of South Bend. John M. Bosse, Lima, Ohio, who was a student on the campus from 1877 to 1882, died on April 29, according to an Associated Press dispatch. Mr. Bosse, aged 71, was a pioneer insurance agent and a widely known marksman. He was the last surviving charter member of the Lima Elks. Attorney Earl W. Jackson, South Bend, who attended Notre Dame in 1923-24, died in his home on May 2 after a year's illness. Mr. Jackson, a veteran of the World War, was secretary of the Abstract & Title Corporation. Herman B. O'Hara, Ch.E. '14, Irvington, New Jersey, a first cousin of Rev. John F. O'Hara, C.S.C, president of the University, died on May 15. He was buried in Tipton, Indiana, where Father O'Hara celebrated the funeral Mass. He is sur- \'ived by his parents, one brother and four sisters, one of whom is Sister Angelista, C.S.C. John V. Diener, '09, former mayor of Green Bay, Wisconsin, and one of the most prominent men in the state, died in Green Bay on May 28 following an operation. Mr. Diener had been in ill health as the result of a stomach ailment. Always an ardent Notre Dame supporter and one of the most active members of the Notre Dame club of Green Bay, Mr. Diener often returned to the campus. As a former St. Joe Haller he had planned to attend the St. Joe Hall reunion at Commencement time. Peter J. Bosert, '32, Minot, North Dakota, died about a year ago, ac cording to information just received by the ALUJINUS from Jerry Greer, '33, also of Minot. Details are lacking. John Gerard Teevens, '32, died on June 7 in his home in Newton Highlands, Massachusetts. Gerry attended Boston University Law School after finishing at Notre Dame and was graduated there in 1935. A prep school athlete of note, he had won the tivo-m.ile championship at the Penn Relays in 1926. He was buried in Rosindale, Massachusetts after the funeral Mass in Newton Centre. The ALUMNUS extends sincere sympathy to: Professor Edward J. Maurus, '93, upon the death of his mother; Ray Keiser, '26, upon the death of his -ivife; William D. Ayres, '34, upon the death of his father; to Hugh, '34, and Francis Murphy, '33, upon the death of their father; to John M. Barrett, '33, upon the death of his father; to Earle D. Barry, '30, upon the death of his daughter; to James Pagan, '34, upon the death of his father. Personals AMONG THOSE PRESENT The Editors are happy to present, under the classes, the names of those vfho registered on the campus at any time within the Commencement week-end. As always, there "were many who did not register and who, on that account, cannot be listed here. Before 1880 ?"r'^%:,^?."-"^^ I;'^^laehcr. Fitchburs, MOBS. Commencement registrants: Vcnnet, Frank—South Bend In recognition of his 45th anniversarj' as presiding justice of the Fitchburg (Massachusetts) district court, members of the Fitchburg bar association on May 13 presented Judge Thomas F. Gallagher with a handsome loving cup. The presentation was made in his courtroom before a large gathering of relatives and friends. Judge Gallagher ascended to the bench on May 13, 1892 and has served with outstanding distinction ever since. The ALUJINUS is glad to Join with the Fitchburg bar association in offering felicitations to a distinguished alumnus. 1880-1885 Secretary: Prof. Robert M. Anderson, Circleville, Ohio. Commencement registrants: Berteling, Dr. J. B.—South Bend 1886 Secretary: Michael O. Bums, 338 S. xoovf gjjonj st^_ Hamilton, Ohio. 1 Aft7.1 AAA Secretary: J. L. Heineman. "^ "" Connersville, Indiana. Commencement registrants: Bums, CS.C Very Rev. J. A.,—Notre Dame Heincman, J. L.—Connersville, Ind. * 1889 Secretary: P. E. Burke, 301 Camp New Orleans, Louisiana. 1&tin.1BQ^ Secretary: Louis P. Cfaute, 7 xo^u-xtj^d Univ. Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Commencement registrants: Herman, John L.—South Bend Shively, Dudley M.—South Bend Maurus, E. J.—South Bend McKeo, James A.—Versailles, Ky. 1894 Secretary; Hugh A. O'Donnell. 1 W. 67th St., New York City. Commencement registrants: Cooke, John J.—Chicaso Schwartz, Thomas L.—Salina. Kans. 1895 Secretary: Eustace Cullinan, Sr.. 860 Phelan Bide., San Francisco, Calif. Commencement registrants: Schnur, Martin—Goshen, Ind. 1896 Secretary: William P. Bums. 327 Willard Ave., Michiean City, Indiana. Commencement registrants: Fredcll, Gcorce B.—Washington, D. C. 1897 Secretary: Rev. J. A-MacNamara, St. Jos. Sanitarium, Mt. Clemens, Mich. Commencement registrants: Brown, R. E.—Spokane, Wash. Costello. Martin J.—Chicaso, 111. LoshbouRh, J. W.—South Bend MacNamara. Rev. J. A.—Mt. Clemens, Mich. Sullivan. Joseph V.—Chicago 1898 Secretary: William C. Keglcr, 9th & Sycamore Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio. Commencement registrants: Bauwens, S. F.—Chicago Farley, CS.C, Rev. John—^Notre Dame Hering, Frank E.—South Bend Powers, John F.—Chicago 1AQQ Secretary: Dr. Joseph F. Duane. 418 •"'^*' Jefferson Blvd., Peoria, 111. Commencement registrants: Holland. E. L.—Baltimore, Md. Poulin, Harry E.—South Bend Sleincr, CS.C Rev. Thomas A.—^Notre Dame 1900 * 1
June, 1937 The Notre Dame Alumnus 269 Most Reverend Francis C. Kelley, Bishop of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, conferring knighthood in the Order of the Holy Sepulchre upon George W. Burkitt, '02, at colorful ceremonies held in Houston, Texas, April 35. Father Mike Shea on June 1 observed the silver anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood, according to information brought to Commencement by President Bill Cotter. The observance was at St. Joseph's Seminaiy, Dunwoodie, Yonkers, New York, where Father Shea is a teacher. ions Secretary: Daniel J. O'Connor, 10 S. LaSalle St., Chicaeo. HI. Commencement registrants: Jamicson. "William D.—ChicaKO Slierry, J. J.—Tarrjtown. N. Y. Van Kic. Dr. L. P.—JIish.-l\val;a * 1906 Secretary: Tliomas A. Lally, 811-13 Paulsen Bldsr., Spokane, Wash. Commencement registrants: Burhe. C.S.C. Rev. EuKcnc P.—Notre Dame Doremus, C.S.C.. Rev. Charles—Notre Dame Finncsan, C.S.C, Rev. E. J.—Notre Dame HaRcrty, C.S.C, Rev. C. J.—Notre Dame Ryan, C.S.C Rev. John M.—Notre Dame Mclnerny, J. Walter. South Bond McNcrney, Lawrence, Elsin. III. 1QA7 Secretary: Rev. Thomas E. Burke. C.S.C., Notre Dame, Ind. Commencement registrants: Burke, C.S.C., Rev. Thomas E.—Notre Dame BolKcr, C.S.C, Rev. William A.—Notre D.Tme Cu^ninKh.^m, James V.—Chicaijo Donahue, C.S.C, Very Rev. J. W.—Notre Dame 1908 Secretary: Frank X. Cull, Bulkley Building, Cleveland. Ohio. Commencement registrants: Bertclinc. J. F.—Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Cull, Frank X.—Cleveland Daimt, William A.—New York Gty Quininn, C.S.C, Rev. James J.—Notre Dame St. George. Maximilian—ChicaKo Sprenjrer, Georpe W.—Peoria. III. Zink, Frank A,—Canton, Ohio 1909 Secretary: £. P. Cleary, Notre Dame, Indiana. Commencement registrants: Cleary, B. P.—Notre Dame Hannon. L. J.—Port Arthur. Texas Hines. James F.—South Bend Slartin, Paul R.—Notre Dame 1910 Secretary: Rev. M. L. Moriarty, IMO Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Commencement registrants: Deery, James—Indianapolis. Ind. Finneffan. Wales E.—North ChicaKO, 111. Hehert. C.S.C. Rev. .Peter E.—Notre D.-une JIcIJiuKhlin. John E.—Alton. 111. Milter. Harry—^Wilminjrton. Del. Moriarty, Rev. M. L.—Ooveland. Ohio Sortr, Claude A.—Middlctown. Ohio Charles Fahy, Washington, D. C, is a leading possibility for appointment to the United States Supreme Court bench, according to a recent article in Collier's. The article, entitled "Judge - Hunting," said this about Jlr. Fahy: "Charles Fahy is a product of Notre Dame and Georgetown, and is the only man on the list with a highly distinguished war record. A naval aviator, and a winner of the Navy cross, after the Armistice he transferred his wounds and his law books to Santa Fe, New Mexico. 'Discovered' by Secretarj' Ickes, he was brought to Washington as First Assistant Solicitor of the Department of the Interior, seired later as a member of the Petroleum Administration Board, and in 1935 became chief counsel for the National Labor Relations Board. A quiet, unassuming man who makes no bid for newspaper notice, nevertheless the Administra tion gives him credit for the board's legal victories. It was Fahy who fought the eighty-three injunctions against operation of the Wagner Act, and it was Fahy who picked the five cases that went to the Supreme Court where his brief and oral arguments were followed closely by Chief Justice Hughes in the majority opinion." jgjj Secretary: Fred Steers. 1666 First National Bank Bids., Chtcaeo. JD. Commencement registrants: de Landero, Pedro A.—South Bend Figel, Edward L.^ChicaKo Funk. Elmo—Anderson. Ind. Hughes, Arthur J.—Chicago Lavvton, J. H.—South Bend Miltner, C.S.C.. Rev. Chas. I*.—^Notre Lame Murphy, Joseph B.—Dayton. Ohio O'Hara, C.S.C, Kcv. John F.—Notre Dame Ryan, William—Cleveland, Ohio Steers, Fred L.—Chicago Tully, John C—LaGrange. HI. Wenninger, C.S.C., Rev. Francis—Notre Dame IQIO Secretary: B. J. Kaiser, 324 Fourth St., Pittsburgh. Pa. Commencement registrants: Bannon. John—South Bend Bruce, E. W.—Chicago Costello. John W.—Chicago Daly, Hugh J.—Chicago Donahue, Joseph F.—South Bend Duncan, Wollcr^-LaSalle. III. Hamilton, Don M.—Columbus, Ohio Hintz. W. G.—South Bend Howard, Rev. E. J.—Brandon, Vermont Johnston. F. N.—New Orleans, La. Kaiser. B. J.—Pittsburgh, Pa. Lee, Jay L.—Buffalo, N. Y. Lemer, T. J.—South Bend McDonald, Donnelly P.—Fort Wayne, Ind McGIynn, Joseph B.—East St Louis. HI. McGrath, Martin C—St. Joseph. Mich. Mendel, F. L.—South Bend Murphy. John P.—Cleveland, Ohio Oshe. Blarccllus—Chicago Parish, William J.—Mom3nce, HI. Peak. J. Elmer—South Bend Philip, Philip J.—Detroit, Mich. Phillips, Wendell—Boston. Mass. Quigley, Thomas D.—Cicero. HI. Savord. E. H.—Sandusky, Ohio Weeks, Edward J.^Detroit. Mich. Zweck, A. C—West Allis, Wis. Ben Kaiser (to whom, with Fred Mendez, all credit for the success of the 1912 reunion) writes as follows: Twenty-seven of the 54 living active members of the class of 1912 were present on the campus of the University to participate in the 93rd Commencement and, particularly, to celebrate their own silver anniversary reunion. And CELEBRATE they did. The festivities started with a dinner in the Faculty Dining Hall, Friday evening. In addition to the 23 members of the class of 1912 were the following guests: J. L. Heineman, of the class of 1888; Rev. Charles C. Miltner, C.S.C, Edward L. Fige], Joseph B. Murphy, Fred L. Steers, William R. Ryan, and John Tully of the class of 1911; William E. Cotter and Joseph W. O'Hara of the class of 1913, and Dan Shouvlin of the class of 1914. John P. Murphy acted as toastmaster. Strange as it may sound no speeches were made by the members of the 1912 class. John just would not permit it — he knew there were eight lawyers present. He did it all himself by reading each member's "Prophetic Biography" as recorded in the Dome of 1912. This proved to be
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