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270 The Notre Dame Alumnus June, 1937 a very amusing diversion and also a happy solution of the speech-making problem. Short talks were made bj' Father Miltner and Mr. Heineman. A motion was made by Stony M— Glynn, seconded by William J. Parish and unanimously accepted by all, as follows: "that "the Class of 1912 adopt the Rev. John J. Cavanaugh as the patron of the Class." A vei-y interesting letter from Russell G. Finn was read by John Murphy. Eussell unfortunately could not be present. However, his letter gave us several splendid ideas for consideration. The one that, I feel, should be mentioned here relates to the departed members of our class. Russell suggests that we take oiBcial cognizance of their deaths and send to their families resolutions of the condolences of the class. This shall be done. After this magnificent dinner (thanks to Mr. Connolly, manager of the Dining Hall) the group retired to Room 141 in Howard Hall, the official headquarters of the class, where an informal gathering continued until the early hours. Much actirity was in evidence in this room during the entire period of the Commencement. The class of 1912 -wishes to express its sincere gratitude and thanks to all of the members of the class of 1887, 1911 and 1913, and to Eln:er Layden for their participation in our festivities, and to the University for the generous accommodations provided for our comfort and enjoyment. 1913 Secretary: James J. Devitt. 921 Engineers' Bids.. Qeveland. Ohio. Commencement registrants: Bums. Dr. J. T.—Kalamazoo, Mich. Byrne. Paul E.—Notre Dame Cotter. W. E.—New York Oty O'Hara, James W.—Chicago Father John C. Kelley, C.S.C. spiritual director of the local St. Vincent de Paul conferences, was recently named as delegate to the National Conference of Catholic Charities to be held in St. Paul, Minnesota, from August 28 to September 1. Under the guidance of Father Kelley the Notre Dame conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society has done widespread and inspiring work in the recent years. 1914 Secretary: Frank H. Hayes, 40G Bank of America BIdg., Anaheim, Cal. Commencement registrants: Braun, Richard T.—Port Arthur, Texas Qements. Walter—South Bend Hayes, Frank—El Cajon. Calif. Kane, Eugene A.—Qeveland Pepin. Donat J.—Detroit ShouvHnJlanie] It.—Springfield. Ohio Smith. Joseph F.—Oeve'and. Ohio Sullivan, Dr. M. F.—Hammond, Ind. John Carroll, Portage, Wisconsin, was recently welcomed to the campus on his first visit since his graduation 23 years ago. Charlie Vaughan, Lafayette, Indiana, who sen'ed in the naval intelligence in the World War, has been appointed a lieutenant-commander in the intelligence division of the United States naval reserves, according to recent word from Washington. 1915 Secretary: James E. Santord, 1524 Farwell Ave., Chicago, DI. , Commencement registrants: Bartholomew, Norm. C.—Iron Mountain, Mich. Curran. Arthur B.—Rochester. N. Y. Eichenlaub, Ray—Columbus. Ohio FarrcII. Joseph R.—Camp Hill. Pa. Kelleher. William A.—Lorain, Ohio Kelly. Raymond J.—Detroit Lenihan. Emmett G.—Seattle. Wash. M.ilkowski. John—South Bend Pliska. Joseph—Chicago Sanford. .Tames E.—Chicago 1916 Secretary: Timothy P. Galvin, First Trust BIdg., Hammond, Ind. Commencement registrants: Burke. Harold P.—Rochester. N. Y. Delph, Dr. John F.—Chicago Freund, A. J.—Chicago Fries. Alfred F.—Peru. Ind. Henry, William C.—Chicago Malonej*. Patrick—Crown Point, Ind. Sylvcstre. Joseph H.—Crookston, Minn. 1917 Secretary: Edward J. McOsker, 104 S. Union St., Elgin, IlL Commencement registrants: Bemer. Leo—South Bend BoLind. James I.—South Bend . Bosshard, Roj*a1 H.—San Francisco, Calif. Cassidy, John E.—Peoria, 111. Cofall. Stanley B.—Qevcland, Ohio Corcoran. C. G.—Springfield, I1I| Daley, Richard—Erie. Pa. Ducey. Walter J.—Jackson, Mich. Feiweli, Samuel—South Bend Flynn, Joseph F.—Chicago Fogarty, Paul—Chicago Guendling. John E.—South Bend Helmen. Vernon R.—South Bend Hilgartner. Jr., D. E.—Chicago Kelly. Harry F.—Detroit. Mich. Kennedy. W. E.—Chicago McAIanus, Thomas J.—Chicago McOskcr. E. J.—Elgin. HI. McNichols, Austin A.—Chicago Miller. Jerry—Fort Wayne. Ind. Moran, E. F.—Tulsa, Okla. Niemier. Mel S.—South Bend Odem, Brian S.—Houston, Texas O'Donnell, F. J.Âlpena. Mich. O'Donnell. Dr. Leo D.—Pittsburgh, Pa. O'Neill. Hugh M.—Qeveland. Ohio Riley. John U.—Boston, Mass. Sacklcy. Rigney J.—Chicago Scott. Harry E.—Indianapolis Shanahan, G. W,—Lima. Ohio Tobin. E. C—Elgin. VI. Trudelle. Matthew E.—Cleveland. Ohio Vaughan. Vincent D.—Lafayette, Ind. Vogel. Leo J.—Pittsburgh. Pa. Voll. Bernard J.—South Bend. Ind. Walsh, .Tames R.—Chicago Welch, Lawrence J.Îndianapolis Vint Vaughan, Lafayette, is a new member of the board of the Indiana state department of financial institutions. He was appointed recently by Governor Townsend. Beraie Voll, South Bend, is the compiler of a digest explaining the provisions of the new Indiana occupational disease act, which is being distributed by the Indiana Chamber rf Cinmerce. The digest was prepared by Bemie in his capacity as vice-president of the South Bend Chamber of Commerce and chairman of its manufacturers' division. All of which gets us down to the fact that, under Bemie's expert guid ance as local chairman, and Ed Mc- Osker's as class secretary, the special 20-year reunion was a sensational success. The large and super enthusiastic gang teed off at Bemie's summer home near the campus with a celebration on Friday night that will go down in Notre Dame history as several thousand per cent perfect. Keyed by the piano playing and the singing of Father Gene Burke, the songs and stories (many from the old Glee Club days) of Harry Scott, John Urban Riley and Paul Fogarty and the expert and generous piano playing of Mike Duffecy, '27, the party was unbeatable. Bemie's unexcelled hospitality added to it from every angle. The '17 gang gathered informally all through Saturday and, 'tis said, through Saturday night, too. Cheer Leader Scott was signed up for a return engagement at the 25-year reunion, which, incidentally, will be in the University's centennial year. 1918 Secretary: John A. Lenuner, 1110— 8th Ave., S., Escanaba, Mich. Commencement registrants: Hurley, Frank J.—Chicago Riley, Joseph T.—Muskegon, Mich. Schock, George A.—South Bend Father Raymond W. Murray, C. S. C, head of the Department of Sociology at Noti'e Dame, left in early June to join a scientific expedition that vdll search in Alaska for evidence of ^ FATHER RAY MURRAY Alaskan ExcavatioTis the first Americans. The expedition is under the direction of the American Museum of Natural History and the University of Alaska. The group will excavate in the Mastodon Creek district, near Fairbanks, and will return to the United States next Fall. It is attempting to verify the theory of many anthropologists that man first came to the American continents from Asia by way of -Alaska. Father Murray has conducted similar research in the southwestern part of the United States in search for information on the earliest American Indian tribes. |Q|Q Secretary: Clarence Bader. 650 Fierce Street. Gary. Indiana.
June. 1937 The Notre Dame Alumnus 271 Commencement registrants: Bums, Joseph—Indianapolis Fenlon, Paul R.—Notre Dame Hallcr, George—Detroit McDonald, C.S.C.. Rev. J. H.—Notre Darae O'Connor. Joe—Rochester, N. Y. Rademacher, Theodore C.—Peru, Ind. "Wcinrich, Art—Chicago 1920 Secretary: Leo B. Ward. 1012 Black BIdg., Los Angeles, Calif. Commencement registrants: Bray, Anthony T.—Bellefontaine, Ohio Conaghan. Paul R.-—Chicago Dixon, Sherwood—Dixon. III. Farrington. Frank—South Bond Hope. C.S.C.. Rev. A. J.—Notre Dame Ker\-er, George G.—Cleveland Leslie, H. L.—Waverly, Iowa Malonc, Grovcr J.—South Bend Moehan. E. J.—South Bend Miller, Walter—Defiance, Ohio Moore, Elwj-n M.—South Bend Patterson, Dillon J.—South Bend Richwine, Harry A.—South Bend Dillcn Patterson, head of the men's division; J. H. B. McCarthy, head of the sales anny; Professor Ray Hoyer, head of the "mop-up" division, and Earl Reedsr, adjutant, were among the Notre Dame men most active in the recent Community Fund solicitation in South Bend. 1921 Secretary: Dan W. Duffy. 1600 Terminal Tower. Cleveland. Ohio. Commencement registrants: Allen. William S.—Winnotka. HI. Duffy, Dan W.—Qeveland. Ohio Easloy, Drinald J.—Notre Dame Miller Callix E.—South Bend Sanford. Joseph F.—Muskegon, Mich. Schubmehl, Ray—South Bend 1922 Secretary: Gerald Ashe. Buffalo Athletic Club, Buffalo, New York. Commencement registrants: Ashe, Gerald—Buffalo, N. Y. Connelly. Frank W.—Chicago Dixon. Jerome F.—Chicago Gallagher. Rev. R, E.—Van Wert. Ohio Ilcneghan. George P.—South Bond Huguonard, Aaron H.—South Bend McCabe. Thomas—Chicago McCarthv. Edwin M.—Lafayette. Ind. Phelan. Robert R.—East Orange, N. J. Wenzkc, H. II.—Notre Dame 1923 ^""' ^^- Castner. 191 Tralton Rd.. Springfield, Mass. Commencement registrants: Bruggner, Louis V.—South Bend Castner, Paul—Springfield. Mass. Cbnnell. John F.—Green Bay, Wis. Desch, Gus—Chicago Doran. Dr. P. C—Akron. Ohio Flynn, John R.—Cleveland Furey, W. J.—South Bend Gleason. John W.—Cleveland Hines. Eugene 5L—Chicago Holmberg. Bruce J.—Chicago Kiley. Roger J.—Chicago Martin. James R.—Chicago Montague. J. M.—Chicago Nash. Richard J-—Chicago Norton. John—Chicago Nyikos. Joseph W.—South Bond Reddington, CSX., Rev. J. J.—Notre Dame Ricdcr. Iô P.—South Bond Rohrbach. John M. —Crown Point. Ind. Shea. William E.—D.-iyton. Ohio Wallace. Frank—Bellaire, Ohio 1Q24 Secretary: J. F. Hayes. Wm. F. Ped- *" rick & Co.. Emp. State BIdg., N.Y.C. Commencement registrants: Kelly. C.S.C.. Rev. Thomas A.—Notre Dame Mayl, Eugene A.—Dayton. Ohio Meehan. .Tames—South Bend Noonan. T. Qifford—Chicago Norton, Joseph J.—Detroit Riordan. Robert B.—Notre Damo Spiiller, Lawrence—Chicago Stillmnn. Harry B.—Birmingham. Mich. 1925 Secretary: John W. Scallan, 79 E. Adams St., Chicago, III. Commencement registrants: Armstrong. J. E.—Notre Dame Barry. Thomas J.—Notre Dame Baumgartner. C. L.—SDuth Bond Braunsdorf, W. IL—South Bend Bunco, Clarence—LaPorte. Ind. Cerney. Bill—Notre Dame Coty. G. J.—Notre Damo Cunningham. Ray—Detroit DeCourcoy. Ray—Decatur. III. Dixon. Robert—Dixon. 111. Harding. Qaronce—South Bend Hurley, John P.. Jr.—Toloda. Ohio Ludwig, George E.—Grand Rapids. Mich. McAvoy, C.S.C.. Rev. T.—Notre Dame Miller, Don—Cleveland. Ohio Murray. Frank—Toledo. Ohio O'Toole. E. F.—Chicago Porta. A. J.—South Bend Potts. J. Clifford—South Bend Powers. Leo J.—Chicago Schaofor, Gil—Detroit Sheehan. Bill—South Bend Shcche. George B.—South Bend Tillman. Ray L.—Toledo. Ohio Uhl. Gilbert E.—South Bend Frank Murray, formerly with the Acme Fast Freight in Toledo, is now associated with the Toledo Cartage Co. as general manager. Phil Mahoney, with all the other Notre Dame Mahoneys in "Wyoming, is operating the Rocking H. Ranch, a mere trifle of some 80,000 acres near Arminto, Wyoming. The Rocking H. specializes in vacations, in the form of GO-day pack trips, for boys bet%veen the ages of 14 and 22. The business address of the ranch is Henning Hotel, Casper, Wyoming. 1926 Secretary: Dr. Gerald W. Hayes. 86 Hawthorne Ave., East Orange, N.J. Commencement registrants: Bailey, Joseph A.—Chicago Barr, William R.—Chalmers. Ind. Brown. F. Eugene—Elkhart. Ind. Dooley. William R.—Notre Dame Driscoll, J. H.. Jr.—Cleveland. Ohio Engels, Norbort—Notre Dame Haley. J. A.—Notre Dame LaFolIctte. Clarence A.—Chicago Mandevillo, Ed—Jacksonville. III. i^Fason. Charles E.—Indianapolis, Ind. Mooney. Charles—Cleveland. Ohio O'Day. George P.—Clovaland Ronnn. James A.—Chicago Schaeffer. Carl F.—Toledo. Ohio Tuohy, John—Oak Park. 111. Wagner. J. R.—Toledo Weisberger, Seymour—South Bend Vince Capano, referee for the Workmen^s Compensation Board in Pennsylvania, was a welcome visitor to the campus on June 7. Vince's office is at 223 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh. 1927 Secretary: Edmund DeQerq. 8118 Ellis Ave., Chicago, HI. Commencement registrants: Boland. Joe—South Bend Braun. Herbert J.—Aurora. HI. Byrne. Thomas F.—Geveland Campbell. Hugh L.—Haazlcton, Pa. Canny. Pat—Lakowood, Ohio Cate. W. S.—Syracuse. N. Y. Clarke, William B.. Jr.—^Toledo Conlin, John R.—DoKalb. HI. Conroy, T. R.—Evansville. Ind. Cooney. Robert R.—Adrian. Mich. Corcoran. H. J.—Cortland. N. Y. Dognan, William J.—Detroit Doherty, George W.—Chicago Duffecy, Michael J., Jr.—Îndianapolis Dugan. Rome—Kansas City, Mo. Dunn. Thomas B.—Morris. III. Fitzgerald. Donald—Mundelein. 111. Fry. Raymond J.—Jlorris. 111. Galono. Andrew—Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Glaska. John M.—Indianapolis Guettler. George W.—Monroe. IVIich. Halpin, John—Chicago Henry, M. Albert—Hammond, Ind. Hillenbrand, William A.—Batcsville. Ind. Holland, William M.—Indianapolis Irmiger. Robert—Chicago Jones, Herb—^Notre Dame Kavanaugh, W. D.—Chicago Leroux, Clayton G.—Cleveland Martin. Charles W.—Pittsburgh. Pa. McCabe, Harold—Chicago McCaffery, Lt. Hugh F.—Langley Field, Va. McCuHough. William H.—Warren, Ohio SIcCurrie, Francis—Chicago JIcFarlane, James P.—Detroit, ^^lich. SIcNellis. John—Chicago Moran. Frank—South Bend Morsches. John F.—Fort Wayne Mullen, Dr. George—Chicago O'Boyle, Harry—Des Moines, Iowa O'Connor. Thomas E.—Bellefontaine, Ohio O'Donnell. Joseph F.—Chicago Pendergast, Frank J.—Chicago Reidy, John—Cleveland Ruddy, Darence J.—Âurora, HI. Rj-an. Edwin L.—Chicago Ryan. Rev. Harry—Iowa City, Iowa Schickler, Carl—Aurora. HI. Schill. George J.—Pittsburgh. Pa. Snyder, Raymond—South Bond Sullivan. John E.—Chicago Sullivan, W. B.—Indianapolis S\vygcrt, Luther 51.—Hammond. Ind. Travis. William L.—Hammond. Ind. Wallner. George—Peoria, HI. Wilkins. Don—Chicago 1Q9R Secretary: Louis Buckley, 718 E. Commencement registrants: Allan. James A.—Chicago Bradley. Dr. Daniel J-—Amityville. N. Y. Ducey. Vincent P.—Chicago Haslcy. Henry—Fort Wayne. Ind. Jones; William B.—Helena. Mont. Konop. W. H.—Îndianapolis. Ind. McCarthy. Frank P.—Indianapolis. Ind. McGuire. Edward P.—Chicago Murphy. William H.—Chicago O'Brien, Eugene A.^Îinncapolis. Mmn. Phalin. Howard V.—Chicago Phelan. Richard L.—Chicago Rice. Chet—Chicago Rich. R. E.—South Bend Thomas. AI—Lorain. Ohio Tobin. Paul G.—Elgin. HI. Toepp. Burton—South Bend Wagner. Willard F.—South Bend Wordcn, Ray A.—Goshen. Ind. Larry Wingerter, formerly with the Indianapolis Railways, Indianapolis, Indiana, is now with the American Transit Company, 202 Madison Avenue, New York City. Bob Bannon has moved from Niagara Falls, New York, to Cranford, New Jersey, where he is residing at 9 Besler Avenue. Terry Donahue has just resigned his position as superintendent of schools in Rockham, South Dakota, to accept a $2,000 scholarship in Teachers* College in Columbia University, New York City, according to a clipping very kindly relayed to the ALUJINUS by George Wilmarth, ex. '96, of Aberdeen, South Dakota. The scholarship award was made on the basis of a national competitive examination. Terry received his master's degree at Ohio State and will study for his doctor's at Columbia. He is married and the father of two daughters. 1929 Secretary: Joseph P. McNamara. 231 **^ Wiscnsin Street, Indianapolis. Ind. Commencement registrants: Bartholomew. Paul C.—South Bend Bocskoy. S. C.—South Bend Gibbons, C.S.C.. Rev. James—Chicago Grossman. Jules—South Bend Haas, Gay—Dayton. Ohio Jones, Frank—South Bend Lyons, John J.—Chicago
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