U.S. Men's National Soccer Team. Ronnie Wingo, NFL and CFL running back. Tony Adams, NFL defensive back for the New York Jets. Faculty Charles "Dismas" Clark, taught mathematics and served as an administrator at SLUH during the 1930s. After returning from service as an army chaplain during WWII, he became an advocate of prison reform and rehabilitation. In 1959 he founded Dismas House, the first half-way house for parolees and former prisoners in the United States. The Hoodlum Priest, a film about Clark, was made in 1961. Don Murray played the role of "Dismas" Clark. Erwin Claggett, former Saint Louis University basketball player and head coach of SLUH basketball team. Pierre-Jean De Smet, taught at the school in its early history. Walter Halloran taught at SLUH during the 1970s. Prior to that he earned two Bronze Stars while serving as a paratrooper chaplain during the Vietnam War. In 1949 he assisted William S. Bowdern with what has since become a famous case of exorcism. Robert J. Henle S.J., served as president of Georgetown University (1969-1976) and served as a professor at Saint Louis University for several decades. He taught classics at SLUH Mike Jones, NFL football player and SLUH head football coach. John Knoepfle, English teacher; later a poet, translator, and university professor Hank Raymonds '42, coached basketball at SLUH from 1950-55. See also Saint Louis University References External links Prep News Boys' schools in Missouri Educational institutions established in 1818 Jesuit high schools in the United States Roman Catholic secondary schools in St. Louis Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis 1818 establishments in Missouri Territory Buildings and structures in St. Louis