Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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RilvKUKNn Da NIKI. H. Coynk lint lish and La tin St. Francis CoIIejre. Wis.. St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, Minn., 1919-1925: S. T. B., Catholic University, 1925: A. B., Columbia Col¬ lege, Dubu(iue, 1926: University of Wisconsin, (summer sessioni 1926, 1927, 192h: Columbia Academy, 1925- Rkvkkknp 1- ' .. imkt G, Kki.i.v lin lisli and Mnsir A. B., Columbia Colietre, UubiKiue, 1921 ; St. Paul Seminary, St. I aul, Minn., 1921-1925: University of Michigan, (summer session ( 1926: Columbia Academy, 1925- Rkvkuknh W ' ii.i.ia.m (i. Kkssi.kr I isInry A. B., Columbia Collej e, Dubmiue, 1921 : Sulpician Seminary, Washin rton, D. C., 1921-1925: A. M., Catholic University of America, 1925: S. T. B., ibid., 1925: Columbia Academy, 1925- Rkvkhkni) Fidki.is J. Kai fmann Science A. B., Columbia College, Dubuciue, 1922: Montreal University, Canada, 1922-1926: University of Iowa (summer sessioni 1927, 1928: Columbia Academy, 1926- Rknkukni) Thomas H. O’Tooi.k . fathc))iatics A. B., Columbia Collejre, Dubuciue, 1922: Montreal University, anada, 1922-1925: S. T. B., ibid., 1925: Catholic University of America, 1925- 1926: University of Iowa, (summer sessioni 1926: University of Wis¬ consin (summer sessioni 1927: Cedumbia Academy, 1926- Ri; krkni) Joii N I . McDonai.h linf lish A. B., Columbia CoIIejre, Dubuciue, 1918: Grand Seminary, Montreal, Canada, 1918-1919: Sulpician Seminary, Washiimton, D. C., 1919-1922; University of Iowa, (summer sessioni 1927, 1928; Columbia Academy, January, 1927- Rkakrknii Harry H. I.onm; liniilish A. B., Columbia Collej e, Dubuciue, 1920 ; St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, .Minn., 1920-1921 ; S. T, B., Catholic University of America, Washing¬ ton, D. C., 192 1: Chicairn University, (summer sessioni 1928; Columbia Academy, 1927- Ri’AKrknh P ' ram is M. CTu Rt iiiM. Kcliiiinn A. B.. Columbia Ccdleife. Dubuciue, Iowa, 1921 : Sulpician Seminary, Wash- injfton, D. C , 192 1-1928; S. T. B., Cathcdic University of America, Washinuton, D. C., 1928; Columbia Academy, 1928- Pnge 156

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I George arlin Alexander Perynii Herbert W’illging OeiiioFs Paul O ' Xeill Class Officers G 1%()I (lb, M.XR ' IIX, I)iil)iu|iie. Iowa Class President. 2 ): Piirguld Staft. ’29; Ilistnrv clnb. ’28, ’29; (»lee club, ’2tS, ’29; Football. ’27. ’28; Track, ’28, ’29. PACT, O’XFILL, Ricbardsville. Iowa Class ice-Presideiit. ‘29; Pnrgold Staff. ’29; A.ssociate Fd., Cee-Ay, ’27. ’28. b.ditor, ’29; History Club. ’28. ’29; P»and. ' 29; Propagation of tbe Faith, ’25; Track, ' 27. ’28, ’29. H 1 .RPi b.R ' l I LI.( 1 1 X(i, l)iibu(|ne. Iowa Class Sec. and Treas., ’29; Pnrgold Staff, ’29, .Associate b.d.. C ' ee-. y, ’27, 28, 29, Assistant b,d., 29; Ij’t. Society, ’29; Fssay—(lold Medal. ’29; Honor roll, 4 years. ALb.XAX 1 )1 .R IM’.RN ' OX, l)ubn(|ne. Iowa Class ()rat »r. ’29; Literary Society, ’29; Pnrgold Staff, ’28, ’29; Honor roll, ’29, ’27; (flee clnb. ’28. ’29; Intra. football. ’28. Appreciation We seniors of 1929 can never fully appreciate wbal C ' olninbia .Academy has done for ns. We entered St. Joe Hall while yet in onr cliildlmod. Herein we wtTi guided in tbe develop¬ ment of body, mind and son! by a faculty not only eflicient in matters of education, but per¬ sonally interested in every one of ns. In tluir compani«)nsbip. for four short, blissful, years we lived. It was a real borne. Ilere, we toiled, played and prayirl. Slowly but snrel we grew; we ])nt away the things of cbildbood and took up tbe things of manhood. I )ay In day tbe habits of self contr«»l, mastiTy ot any preM. nt dnt , (piiet initiativi-, perseverimce and tbongbt fulness, elTectivel ’ taught, were asNimilated. Xow at last we are ready to go forth to face the world, ye s. to show it what real Cath¬ olic «»nng men an- like. W - hope that onr future may fully compensate for tbe worries and sacrifices involved in teaching us Innc to liir. (L M. ktin Page 158