Benedictine College - Raven Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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R' -f -' ., -rzrif S' Wig' W-ggi? Lf, -J Cow' J i 'WU3335r3'b5'l' ZA JUNIOR CLASS Another milestone of our college career has vanished into that spacious, memorial past. Only another remains and it is the ultimatum which as Freshmen seemed to us a distant, inaccessible star. But now as Juniors we feel that it is almost within our view and that with zealous labor it may be made tangible. The members of the Junior Class of '27 may indeed feel proud of themselves. lt is the largest Junior Class ever enrolled at St. Benedict's. Under the leadership of President Albers, Vice-President Dickman, Secretary-Treasurer Dorney. and bv the class' lilial love and interest for good old Alma Mater, all preceding Senior Classes should be excelled next year in number. That in a class of twenty-six some should' stand out prominent in some activity of the College is ordinary, but that almost every activity should claim Juniors as members and even leaders is something extraordinary and a credit to the class, to superiors and to the school. In football, the Juniors boast of such famed athletes as Captain Moroney, Dorney, Dickman, and Voet. Although severe injuries prescribed Moroney's absence from most of the games, this had littledto do when the letter men unanimously elected him captain again for 1927. Dorney, who acted captain during Moroney's absence, was no doubt the most scintillating star of the team. To Dickman we must give due credit for his pluck and speed. In addition, the class sincerely sympathizes with him on account of the neck injury he still sustains from the second game of the season. Who would not be proud to have as a classmate that conspicuous basketball star, Larry Obrist? Buddy, as the Wichita fans called him, helped along the Junior's reputation very much with his speedy and consistent playing. Burke, I..arry's co-worker. at forward, likewise shares no little merit. Voet, a substitute, is the third player of the Junior trio. John Wechensky and larry Obrist both hold down berths on the varsity nine. John's speedball has proven fatal to many batting averages. The Literary circles are well taken care of by the class. Charles Aziere, Dickman, Obrist, Julian Otto, Glazer and Arpin, under the guidance of the editor, Milton Herrington, .were among the chief factors in editing this year's Rambler. A The interesting Abbey Sludenl owed its popular success to a staff composed mostly of Juniors. Alcuin Buser, as literary editor, and Washburn, as departmental editor, fulfilled their respective duties well. Jerome Merwick, Augustine Rottering, Hogan, Albers, and Herrington ably assisted as Associate Editors. This year's bigger and better Annual has on its staff a large representation of the class. The co-operating work of Dickman, Hogan, Albers, Washburn, Dorney, Herrington, Obrist, and Voet greatly aided the Editor-in-Chief in making the book a success. . , A trio of Juniors comprises the debating team: Hogan, Herrington, and Voet. Jerry Gleason and John Glazer were active members in the societies. They likewise were zealous workers and instigators in promoting a true missionary spirit among the students. It is, therefore, that we, the Junior Class of '2 7, reluctantly, though heartily, bid you, the graduates of '27, farewell. May the well-spent time of your Alma Mater secure beneficial results in whatever you attempt to do. W lllIlllIIllllllhlllllllIll!IIIllllllllllIllIIII4lllllllllIllllIlIlllllllIIlll!IIIIIllllllllIllllII!!IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll I IIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIl!!IlllllIllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllill!IlllillllllllllllllIll!IIIIHIIIIIIlllllilllilllllllillililllllllllll IV' X XII ,g