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Football Roster, 1949 Name and Position Age Height Weight Home Town High School Class Banicki, Frederick, G 19 5-10 190 Barrett, William Carlin, HE 19 5-8 180 Bartlett, James, C 20 6-2 195 *Begley, Gerald Carroll, QB 21 6-1- 175 Boji, Byron Bcla, C 19 5-11 186 Bums, Paul Eugene, G 20 6-2 214 Bush, John Lawrence, FB 19 6-0 - 185 Butz, Jean HB 20 6-0 185 Carter, Thomas Leslie, QB 22 5-11 173 **Cifelli, August Blase, T 24 6-4 222 Connor, John Francis, E 21 6-0 188 *Cotter, Richard Adrian, FB 20 6-1 178 ^*Coutre, Lawrence Edivard, HB .... 21 5-9 170 *Dailer, James Herman, G 22 5-9 185 Daut, John Donald, T 18 6-1 205 Dickson, George Charies, QB 26 5-11 171 Dolmetsch, Robert Emerj', E 19 6-2 195 **Espenan, Charles Ra>-mond, LE .... 22 6-2 188 Flood, David Michael, HB 21 5-10 182 **Flynn, WiUiam James, LE 22 6-2 197 Fo:'mond, E 19 6-2 188 Kapish, Robert John, C 18 6-0 188 Kiousis, Martin John, G 19 5-11 190 Koch, David Anthony, E 19 6-2 190 **Lally, Robert John, G _ 20 6-0 185 *Landry, John Warren, FB 23 6-1 180 Layden, Ekner Francis, IIB 19 6-2 175 Mahoney, James Edward, T 22 6-1 204 »**Martin, James E. (Co-Capt.) LT 25 6-2 204 Mazur, John Edward, QB 19 6-1 188 »**McGehee, Ralph Walter, T 21 6-1 202 •McKHlip, William Leo, HB 20 5-10 175 Modak, Daniel, G 22 6-1 197 Mutscheller, James Francis, E 19 6-1 194 O'Neil, John Daniel, FB 20 6-U 185 -•'*Oracko, Stephen Francis, G 22 6-0 185 Ostrowski, Chester Casimir, E 19 6-1 196 Perry,-Arthur R., G 19 5-11 198 Petitbon,John Ellis, HB 18 5-11 185 Saggau, Thomas Henry, HB ' 20 6-0 177 -**Sitko, Emil Martin, RH 25 5-8 180 Schwartz, Phillip, T 20 6-4 105 Smith, Eugene Francis, HB 19 5-9 170 •Spaniel, Francis James, HB 20 5-10 184 ***Swistowicz, Michael Paul, FB . 22 5-11 195 Toneff, Robert, T 19 6-1 232 *Wallner, Frederick William, G 21 6-2 203 -**Wavbright, Douglas Giles, E 22 6-1 186 Whiteside, William Anthony, QB .. 20 5-10 172 '•Wightkin, WiUiam John, E 22 6-2 198 * Williams, Robert Allen, QB 19 6-1 180 Yanoschik, Phillip C, C 24 6-0 195 *Zalejski, Ernest Raymond, FB .— 23 5-11 185 Zancha, John D. T 19 5-10 195 Zambrowski, Anthony John, G 19 5-11 196 *Zmijewski, Alfred Adam, T 21 6-1 200 NOTE: * Deiiules Muttugfuuis Wun. ZalejsJci did not win 3 monogram in 1948. iie earned it in 1946. Chicago, 111 Leo Soph. Chicago, 111 —Fenwick — Soph. Cincinnati, Ohio Elder Soph. Yonkers, N. Y. Mt. St. Michael Sr. Chicago, 111 Austin Soph. Athens, Pa Athens ..._ Soph. Davenport, Iowa St. Ambrose Soph. Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster Soph. Los Angeles, Calif. Cathedral Jr. Philadelphia, Pa LaSalle Sr. Chicago, lU —De LaSaUe Sr. Austin, Minn Saint Augustine Jr. Chicago, 111 St. George Sr. Wheeling, W. Va Central Catholic — Sr. Hempstead, N. Y Hempstead Soph. S. Pasadena, Calif. South Pasadena Sr. Chicago, 111 —Xeo Soph. New Orleans, La. Holy Cross Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa. Langley Soph. Gary, Ind Horace Mann Jr. Milwaukee, Wis. Chicago, 111 Chicago, 111. . ...Pius XI Soph. Mt. Carmel Soph. Tilden Tech Jr. Des Moines, Iowa Dowling — Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio . Purcell — Sr. Caruthersville, Mo _.Caruthcrsville Soph. Turtle Creek, Pa Turtle Creek Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. Mt. Carmel Jr. Chicago, III Fenwick Jr. Bethlehem, Pa Liberty Jr. Muskegon, Mich St. Mary's Jr. Lake Placid, N. Y Lake Placid Soph. Milwaukee, Wis St. Francis Jr. Phoenixville, Pa Phoenixville Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier Sr. Chicago, 111 Leo Soph. Pittsburgh, Pa Baldwin Jr. Barberton, Ohio Barberton Soph. Lakewood, Ohio Catholic Latin Soph. Wayzata, Minn „Wayzata — Soph. Cleveland, Ohio Catholic Latin Sr. Rochester, N. Y. Kenilworth, 111 Erie, Pa Cleveland, Ohio Aquinas ..Loyola (Chicago) Catholic Prep East Tech Jr. Soph. Jr. Sr. PI)'mouth, Pa Chicago, 111 McCook, Neb. Campbell, Ohio Beaver Falls, Pa Aurora, 111 Lansford, Pa Chicago, 111 Plymouth Tilden Tech McCook Memorial Beaver Falls East Lansford Weber Soph. Sr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Sooh. Sr. Soph. Davenport, Iowa New Orleans, La. Denison, Iowa Fort Wayne, Ind Madison, Wis „ St. Ambrose Jesuit Denison Central Englewood Soph. Soph. Sr. Sr. Jr. LaCrosse, Wis .Aquinas _ Jr. Vandergrift, Pa Chicago, 111. Barberton, Ohio Greenfield, Mass Saugus, Mass Vandergrift Tilden Tech Barberton .Greenfield Saugus Sr. Sr. Soph Jr. Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. Culver City, Calif. Baltimore, Md LaSalle , Jr. Central Cath. (Detroit).. Sr. Loyola Jr. Conemaugh, Pa South Bend, Ind Chicago, 111 Erie, Pa Newark, N. J _ E. Conemaugh Washington St. George Catholic East Side Jr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Sr.
The Notre Dame Alumnus This magazine is published bi-monthly by (he Univ-enity of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana. Entered as second dass matter October 1, 1939, at the PostolBce, No.re Dame, Indiana, under the act of August 24, 1912. Member of the American Alumni Council. VcL 27 JULY-AUGUST. 1949 No. 4 Five Vice - Presidents Creation of four new vice-presidential positions at Notre Dame was announced on July 16 by Rev. Thomas A. Steiner, C.S.C., provincial of the Indiana Province of the Priests of Holy Cross. Under the new administrative organization at Notre Dame the University will have five vice-presidents, each charged with his own specific duties. Previously, only one vice - president was included in the administrative organization of the University. Father Steiner, who announced the new vice-presidencies Father Kehoe in conjunction with the 1949 obediences for priests and brothers of the province, also announced that Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C, since 1946 president of Notre Dame, has been named president for another three-year term. Rev. Theodore M. Hcsburgh, C.S.C, was named by Father Steiner as executive vicepresident of Notre Dame. Father Hesburgh formerly was head of the Department of Religion. Rev. John H. Murphy, C.S.C, was named vice-president in charge of public relations. Father Murphy had served as vice-president for the past three years. Rev. Howard Kenna, C.S.C, formerly director of studies, was appointed by Father Steiner to serve as vice-president in charge of academic affairs. Father Steiner announced the appointment of Rev. John J. Burke, C.S.C, to the post of vice-president in charge of business affairs. Father Burke previously held the position of business manager at the University. The fifth vice-president announced by Father Steiner was Rev. Joseph A. Kehoe, C.S.C, who was named vice-president in charge of student welfare. Father Kehoe has held the position of director of student welfare. Rev. James J. Leahy, C.S.C, who during the later part of World War II was administrative assistant to the president of Notre Dame, was appointed assistant to the vice-president in charge of student welfare. Rev. Joseph D. Barry, C.S.C, who has been assistant dirctor of student welfare, was assigned to do vocational work at Holy Cross Seminary on the campus. In other major changes affecting Notre Dame, Father Steiner announced the assignment of Rev. Robert H. Sweeney, C.S.C, as vice-president and dean of Arts and Letters at the University of Portland (Oregon). Father Sweeney had been executive assistant to the president at Notre Dame. Rev. Francis P. Goodall, C.S.C, vice-president of Portland, was assigned as pastor of Christ the King parish in Roseland near South Bend. Rev. Richard J. Grimm, C.S.C, superior of Holy Cross Seminary, was appointed prefect of religion, succeeding Rev. William T. Craddick, C.S.C Father Craddick was nam ed master of novices at Sacred Heart Novitiate in South Bend, succeeding Rev. Felix D. Duffcy, C.S.C, who was apipointed assistant editor of The Ave Maria. Rev. A. Leonard CoKuis, C.S.C, superior of Moreau Seminary, was named superior of Holy Cross Seminary to sacceed Father Grimm. Rev. Bernard L. McAvoy, C.S.C, rector of Morrissey, was appointed superior of Moreau Seminary to succeed Father Collins. Rev. Wendell P. Corcoran, C.S.C, pastor of St. Patrick's Church in South Bend, was sent to Notre Dame as provincial procurator, and Rev. Charles L. Dorcmus, CS.C, former professor of French at Notre Dame, returned from parish woric in. New Orleans to the University as assistant chaplain of the Commimity House. A total of twenty-seven priests in the order were assigned to study for advanced degrees. Two newly-ordained priests partictdarly known to alumni have both been assigned to Notre Dame. They are Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, CS.C, '37, who will teach and be assistant to the steward and will reside in Corby Hall, and Rev. Jerome J. WilsoD, C.S.C., '32, who will teach and reside in Moreau Seminary. Four oi the five Notre Dame vice-preddente are putond IMM OI Ih* MeBodoI Deer to Sacred Heart Church. From left: Fathers Biuk*. Heabnigli. Kaima and Moxpbr- TH* fifth vice-president. Father Kehoe. shown elsewhere on this page, was ohsant from th* Vtaversity when this picture was token.
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