Pio Nono High School - Pio Nonite Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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PROFESSOR JOHN J. RUEPING. l'rol'0ssor John J. Hucpiug' was horn at Duftvln, in tho provinm- of Westphalia. Fvh. ll, 1888. H0 lwgnix his etluvalioilaxl 0Fil'0C'l' in tho pnrovliiall school oi' his nzltivv vity. Continuing' his studios nt tho Statv Normal Svhool at liurc-u, ha- p1'vpa1'v4l to vquip himsvlif for his vhoson Vocation. The two yours ii0ll0XYlllLL' his L1'1'2lllll2Ill0Il worn- spvnt :ls fvzwlwi' in tho State Svhool in lXvCSl1lll2lllFI. ln 1911 he mnnc fo thv Uuitvfl States of Amvrivn To livv with his um-lo at Yvosf Point, Nebraska. ln November of that yvar the portals off Pio Nono, his prvsvut home, zulmiitml him as n Stllillxllt of English. Aft01'LI'l'Hfll12!tlllQ' in 1913 and after taking a pub- lim' vxzuniualtioil in flu- state oi' Tvxas, ho taught for fwo yours in public svhools nt NYimlInorst, Toxns. 'llhc yt-ar 1915 Cll1'Ol1lClCi tho flufo of his zumoxafiou to the l.2lf'lllt.V oi' Pio Nono. Since that rlntv he has boon the profossor nf' all hr:mr-hes in il1:1tl11-iimfivs :md has also tzmght Gcrnmn, French, History and AQ'l'lf'l1llll1'0. Max' Pio Nono bc hlosscrl for many years to vomo with this uoblv man who is will- ingly sar'rifif'ing' his lifo for tho slumloiits of this instifution.

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OUR PROFESSOR. By Ricl1z11'1l Slollouwcrk Bl0g'1'lllJlll0S and records VIIOHO, lo us have told Thy worth or the porirnit of thy soulg B111 four ya-airs i11 thy oo111p:111y, have revealed most true Thy nohlo lilo, with sic-rling' r'l1a11'z1Qtc1' llli'l'llS0ll. Tho Illilllj' clussos, 1111 wiih liCCll interest iillcd, A1111 thc- plc-zxsmil hours o11 c-11111pus and O11 field, 'lll10il' Illlgllllj' illl1i1'0SS mul lasliug' lIll'll1C11CC have 1llHllC, A1111 shall our g:11i4li11g' moch-l For rli111 future c'cr rc111ai11. Your willing' hxliors, sz1v1'iiic-os i11 21 lic-lil most 1-c11ow11c1l, Shall h:1x'4- lhvir chic l'l'00Ill1N'IlSl5 bcstowvcl, Ill ll2lYil1Q' lllO1ll1ll'll tho ytlllilllllll l'll2ll'2l0fCl'S firiglit Ol' ihosv whom Vaio hath lllilvtfll in thy sight. Rm-111111101'nlio11, you hzivc 110110, nor c'cr clcsircd, .Xml wc' 1111fl01',-Qt:1114l. how 1-x'c1'l:1f1ti11g' ou1' 111-ht for all :14'qui1'v lint. us il slight l0li01l to show wo 1-vc-1'ytl1i11g' 1lUD1'l'l'l2ltll. 'l'o you, our lH'0l'0SS0l',n this littlv hook wo mlcclicate.

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19 'rum P10 NUNI'1'Ey Q5 AN INVITATION. Dear Alumnus: Again we hear the bell in the tower ringing as you reeall in the well SPCl1ll days otf learning at your dear old Alma Mater, Pio Nono. The bell is calling you to harken to this invitation of the faculty and students to spend the Annual Alumni Day with them on J une 14, 1925. Elaborate preparations are being made so that those who make this their first pil- g'l'llllHg'0 will never miss another one and t.ho,e who have been with us in years past are ever looking forward to the day when old elassmates are gatliered together and renew l'riendships moulded while they attended Pio Nono. Don't forget the date. Bring your wives, your sweethearts and everybody you rare to, but most important ot' all, bring' yourself. Gather with us this spirit that the Alumni Association is' trying to perfect and we know that you will not forget and will eall it, after it is all over, one ot' the most enjoyable days you have had in a long time. The only way we can make it a sueeess is by turning out in numbers, and I am hoping' that l may have the pleasure ol' seeing' all ot' you there on this eventful day. F. J. Amaun-1911. The tar-ulty and students olf Pio Nono join in bidding you welcome to your Alma Mater on .lune 14, Alumni Day. lVe will do everything in our power to make the day pleasant and memorable. PROGRAM FOR ALUMNI DAY, JUNE 14. ot' Pio Nono. Bl'll2lki.ZlSI for Graduates. Dinner. Baseball Game. Alumni Vs. Pio Nono Regulars. flftltl A. Al. 12:00 M. 2410 P. Nl. lifltl P. lil. Association. t'at'eteria Lnneh. Commeneement ldxereises. 5:3311 P. M. 8:00 P. M. Program for the Evening. l. Pleafant Moinents. .. ..................... ... . Pio Nono Glee Club 2. Salutatory . . ......... ..... . . 3. Yoeal Solo .. 4. Oration Fldueation, Greatest Fnetor in Civilization 5. Deelamation. . . ........ . . ......................... . . . . Oddidat 6. Largro ....... ......... . ............ . Violin Ensemble 7. Award ot' Diplomas and Distribution of P11-niimns. S. Valedietory .. .. . fl. B2lt1f'2ll2llll'Clilit' . . ..... . .. High Mass. Sermon to Graduates by Rev. Jos. J. Pierron, former rector Meeting' ol' Alumni Association. Heeeption of Graduates into Alumni .. Adam Geihel Henry Wiza . . . . .Edward Betzler Richard Stollenwerk Y 7 .. .Franeis Soike ...G. F. Haendel . .Conrad Cook .....lTenry V. Kane Member oi' State Bar Assn. IU. Band. .. .... 3