St Francis Minor Seminary - Via Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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K AB N . D-EOEO-ED-E 3-3: :31 -zo a '2: sagiGil EQC aEwe-cacz-e-cz-cz-cae-cz-e-ca-c III THEOLOGY 1, R. Hausman, B. A.; C. Ropella; 3, J. Stehle; 4, W VVeishaupl;9 1, P Gross: 6, W. Muuion, B. A. , 7 H.KZuehr1; 8, V. Janasik; 9, F. A,rn01d 3.1,0 J. Ekelm; 11, J. Carroll, B. A.; 12, V Thomas, B A.; ,R. Knauer,C1ass President II THEOLOGY S. Piotrowski, B. A.; 2, F Mehigan, B. A; 3. H. Novotny, Class President; 4, M. Dutko, B. A.;S H. Waldkirch; 6, G Harrington, B A.; 7 J. Murphy, B. A.; 8, C. Schou- ten; 9, V. Peters, B. A.; 10, R. Zeyen. B. A., Cllass Secretary; 11, Kreibich, B. 12, W. Kanzelberger, B.A.; 13, A. Ripp B A.; L. Courtney, B. A.; 15, A. TrzebAia- towski; 16, J. Kundiger, B. A 17, R. Atlstadt1 4B A.;18,A. Fischer, B. A.; 19, A. Linsmeyer, A. cages. caes- e-s 3.3.3.3. T330592? Page Seventy

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W N y33.29-3-3-3-3-Ea-3.3-3QGI ERCE :m. vez-cz-cacz-cz-cz-eoz-caczlca-c ttThat, too, can I explain away. The butler, as he will admit to you presently, had become accustomed to the rich life, and was desirous of continuing it. When he suddenly heard that it must end, he fell prey to this method of retaining the mastership of Oak Glen. This explains the extensive repairing which he supervised. HIf what you say is so, it is a sorry day for my once faithful butler. It will be necessary that I discharge both him and his plotting son, not in a spirit of revenge, but as a just punishment for so base a faithlessness. uIt is here, said the detective, that you show your true justice; and, knowing you as I do, I realize that this blow of ingratitude burns deeply in your kind old heart. Your son and daughter will be informed of this? ttYes, indeed! A happy day it will be when John and Margaret return again to Oak Glen, no longer the haunted house. -MAUR.ICE MCNAMEE, I27. fan 59 :5: 3 agu Page Sixty-nine

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A a33-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3$ TIERCE E3GE-E-CE-E-CE-E-GE'GE-CE'G'E'C V I THEOLOGY , G. Beth B A.6; 2, J. K0015, B. A.; 3, R Kelly, Class APreSsident; 4, P. Rose,B . A., ' , S. Peil, B A.; ,M. Rastall, B. A.; 7, H. Schmidt, B. 8,J. Janscen; 9 G. Zynda; 0, A. Makowski,6 ,M. A.' 1,1 J. Holleran, B. A., ClassA Secregtary; 12, L. Zingsheim, B. A.; 13, J. McQuestion, B A.' ., 14 J. Koperski, B. A.;l S, J Wieczorek, B. A 16, R. Bier, B. A.; 17 N Rank, B. A.; 18, FSchneider, B. A. '1 II PHILOSOPHY 1, R. Kastner; 2, F. La Buwi; 3, R. Miller, Class President; 4, 9.C Schroeder, Class Secretary; 5,W.Ru11; 6,D. Ryan; 7, F.Mack; 8, H. Kelsecker; D. Basche; 10, L. 1VVlnelzm;11, M. Foeller; 12, A. Herrmann; 13, H. Langenfeld; 14, J. 9Pritzl; 15, F. Ryan; 6,J. Schulien; 17, F. Miller; 18, J. Miller; 19, R. Atkielski. W'WTEa-zW-sg: 1927 j, mE-ca - . - 73-93-945: s-scg Page Seventy-one