St Johns Cathedral High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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1 mxxxxxuc wzyy-.1-.1-.1:r.,y Zrfffffegn 51AAAAhhXT Mehan, Edward Mehan, and Julius Dorszynski of the class of 1929 are pre- paring for the priesthood at St. Francis Seminary. John Dixon of the class of 1930 and Francis Hoffman and Robert Mullins of the class of 1931 are in the Dominican Novitiate at Providence College, Providence, R. I. Raymond Terlisner of the same class is at the Salvatorian Seminary, St. Nazianz, Wis. Clark Slaybough and james M. Sullivan, both of the class of 1925, are to re- ceive the degree of doctor of medicine from Marquette University this coming june. Charles Riedl of the same class will again graduate with them when he receives the degree of doctor of jurisprudence. Joseph Sullivan of the class of 1923 joins the ranks of the journalists in june when he receives from Marquette University the degree of bachelor of philosophy in jour- nalism. Orlando Strobel of the class of 1929 and now a junior at Marquette University is continuing his brilliant high school record by winning the scholastic honors of membership in Alpha Sigma Nu, national honor so- ciety, and Beta Gamma Sigma, national commerce fraternity. Raymond Wiesen of the class of 1924 is now a medical doctor and will be wed in the near future to Miss Caroline Preiss of the class of 1926. An interesting romance is that of Miss Rosalie Cullen who is to marry Dr. Thomas P. Whelan, professor of English and law at Marquette University. Miss Cullen was graduated from St. John's in 1926 and received a degree in music from Marquette University in 1930. Miss Bernice Bercker of the class of 1923, now Mrs. D. H. Schroeder of Oldenburg, Germany, is in Milwaukee visiting her parents. The tragic death of Arthur Garskay of the class of 1926 and his brother Lawrence, who were drowned last summer in trying to rescue a boy, is regretted by all alumni. To Our Patron Exemplar, model, gentle saint for youth, Ah thee! St. john, the Eagle of the right, Enshroud in mantle of unsullied truth All these thy charges, on the field to fight A world of vice, deceit, depraved by sin, With forceful vigor, vim and industry, Ne'er let despair or acclamation's din O'erwhelm our hopes, but on! to victory. Receive this monument, ambition's stride, V Our scroll of ardor's toils, achievements too, As now pass on those hours, those joys now glide Away with holy reveries so few,' All these and more, embodied with our pains To render thee, this theme of years of gains. --john. Philippsen Page Sixty-four I 9 3 2 E A G L E

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g 'xmxxxxx C w1yv:1'f1y',y ?2Zfrr.r.r.?f' 5m.1.x.1n.mx.Y 1 Alumni Notes This year the alumni are able to con- tribute to the Eagle the news of the ordination of one of their members. Mr. Louis F. Koren of the class of 1923, who since graduation has been studying at St. Francis Seminary, will have been raised to the ranks of the priesthood before this article is well off the press. In his high schools days Mr. Koren was very active in forensics and dramatics. In his senior year he was the outstand- ing speaker in the first public debate at St. John's. His years at St. Francis Seminary were but a continuation of his active interest in the study of classical THE REV- LOUIS F- KOREN and modern foreign languages. The alumni are proud of his accomplishments and feel no hesitation at all in predicting a long and brilliant service in the vocation which he has so happily and fittingly chosen as his own. It is also worthy of note that a classmate of Mr. Koren, Mr. john Riedl, has been recently elected to the executive board of the American Catholic Philosophical Association. Mr. Riedl received the degree of doctor of philosophy in 1930 from Mar- quette University where he has since been instructor in philosophy. From Tokio, Japan, comes the news . that Miss Betty Hirshboeck of the class of 1920 is now Sister Mary Mercy, M.D., of the Maryknoll Sisters, and that after having passed the very difficult Amer- ican Medical Association examinations which entitles her to practice in most states and many foreign countries, she is now preparing to- take the japanese medical examination so as to qualify for medical service in Korea. To mention in detail all the other hap- penings among the alumni would take far more space than we have here at our command. The following are some of those which came to our attention. Paul Croke of the class of 1925 and james JOHN RIEDL' Ph-D' ' 9 3 2 E A G L E Page Sixty-three

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