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

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f m 5359-3-3-3-33'3-3 EDEDQZCI: 1 E 12C EDKQGE-czecz-cz-e-cz-e-a-G-cat: A Heartfelt Prayer By Lore imlmlllll. from her inmost fustnesx risiny. A flow? of rare and perfect bounty. arlmliny Fragrant perfumes to delight Itore'x I,m'II- Pure gold from the vruribh' of trial. illowmm RIORDAX 30. The Sun It travels through the sky all day, At High! 1'! gow- fo bed. After prexentiny u lust lliayluy of beautiful yolrl 11ml IWl. -D.wm BOYLE I30. The Seminarianis Prayer 0 Sacred Heart! 0 Lore Divine! I at 7'1!!! altar kneel. .Alnll pray that I thruouf my life Thy grime trilhin me feel. 0 Sacred Heart! 0 dearest Lord! 110 Iwedful to my prayers; And help me that I may WHIP 41011 .lsr-eml the altar stairs. 0 help me tlmt I worthy be Before Thy faee to xmnd. And. as the priest I long to be. Raise 'l'hec in my mm hand. 0 Sacred Henri. I need Thy help Ilmriny all the coming years: Protect Thy 4mm. 0 Ilmrest Lord. And banish all my fem'x. eXVILLIAM HAMILTON l3 . Keeping a Diary IT was during one of the busiest Christmas shopping: days of 1927 that I stepped into XVoolworthis five-and-tlime store. burdened with parcels. to buy a diary. After wormim.r my way through the erowded store I finally reaehed the stationery counter and informed the youngy Miss in attendance as to just what I desired. Several diaries were produced and 1 selected a little one with a red cover. The diary was purchased. then commenced the fulfillment of its purpose. The New Year had begun and at the end of each day I entered into my little red hook lwhieh I treasured very highlm the events I had en- countered. I continued to do this for about a month; then I learned that it was not a very easy task to remain up-to-date in my recordings. Due to this at times I would timl my diary lacking several days notes and these I would write in when I was in the mood t0 do so. Months passed. and the diary was beginning: to he more deserving of its name. heeause lhy this time the notations were quite numerous. Then summer vacation came. and here 1 will say e and I know many more will agree with me - that the one who is persistent in his entries during vacation days merits a rey am. or at least honorable mention. However, I managed to re- em'd the events which occurred during that time. although it seemed quite a task. The year 1928 was becoming quite aged. yet I had kept up the diary sm-eessfnlly. At last December 31 came and. 011 Buy! what a grand and glorious feeling was mine! The diary was completed! I felt as though I had written a hook. and as I glanced through it I emlld see the results of my efforts. In this diary was a brief outline of how I had spent eaeh day of 1928. The old saying HMemories are goldenll will be confirmed when. in later years. I peruse the daily accounts of a year of my life. mJOSEPlI KONKEL l31. Igg-ee- cataegicg-gg Et'ngvggzw-LZ e '9 2 9 ngttfec eveca-eeg-g-s Page Fiffy-smmn

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533-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3Q161 E 12C 13:053-536-e-ee-cz-e-ca-c iiCommg Generationsn Smiles SMILE is an outward sign of perfect cun- tentment and satisfaction. There are many different kinds of smiles. Some smiles make us happy. If. for instance, 21 student gives a recitation correctly in elasx. the professor smiles at him. This smile tells the student that the professor is satisfied with the recitation. and it also gives the student 11 desire for learning. I think that more smiles should be given in the classroom. and thus the professor will be loved and respected more by the students. Some smiles have a tender meaning. When a young man is courting a young lady. they smile almost all the time, which is a sign that they Mother of Good Counsel When dimeultics arise And our arrpcrimzec mixlcudx. Mother of good counsel, Adm'sc 113. 1470 plead. Mother of good counsel, Queen of all saints, Shield 148. um beg thee, From iniquity's minis. eJOHN KNOTEK '30. The Hobo A lonely wanderer down the road Comes carrying his small and dirty 10ml: His elofhm um tattered and are torn, His face is haggard and forlorn; His figure is out of shape and bent, His shoes are 80101088 and are rent. In this wide world his cams are few, His rewasrd in heaven will thus be too. eJOHN SHODRON ,30. are in love. The young married couple smile ul- most all the time for the first week or longer. A mother smiles at, 1191' children. a smile of love. Almost all the modern tlaplwrs try to be popular and lovely through their smiles. By smiling at all the young men. they try to draw all atten- tion toward themselves. A smile which is given when bidding funL well, stays long in the memory of the person 01' persons who think of you. Thus you can see that a smile given at the right time, and in the right manner, will have a great effect. eHERMAN ZIEGLER ,30. A Cry From Within uI Prmm plmwrefl my Ilcart doth er : A Md, Give me grave, thc xoul doth plead. '1'0 qrhiuh 0f thcxe xhall 1176 reply? To heart or to soul shall ire give howl? 'ROBERT BRUUERICK 30. Sunset The sun ix Rinking slowly in Hm 1470M. And Night begins to spread her mantle oicr Hm mrih. But lingering rays of gold and .s-mlrlvf light Attempt like barbs to pim'c the purple pull. and then. As mmrds of fire brundishcd 1'11 HIP hand of God. Oust their smmuimnw tinge 0n vlmulx ubmn'. Tim mm look? down and 8008 its 00:11 bod below. And 0710 last look upon the earth bestows. 'I'hc darkening purple turns to reddening glow. Blushing as though ashamed of shutting out From mortal man a view which builds a bridge From worldly thought to those of God divine. MVVILLIAM WHITE 30. Page Fifty-siac

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f FEDED-zp-Eg 3050.33.29 -323Qi61 EQngz-cz-G-G-cz'cz'caoz-cz-cz-a-c HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT JUNIOR I. W. Schmitz; 2. J. Ryan; 3, PL Ziegler; 4. F. Mefs; 5. J. Shudrun; 6, L. Klimek: 7. H. Riordan; 8. G. 110176111; 9. R. Rwy; 10. J. Shimkus; 11, R. W'inkler; 1L W. 'hiie; 13, H, Pcight; 14, T. O'Mahzn'; 15, R. Broderick; 16, CL Thiele; 17. R Lipqcnmb; 18 ll Boyle; 19, F. Coigcl; .30, G. Lchmaun; IL I. Knotek; 22, V. Noll'; 23. R. Blaser; 2L A Schreier; 25. C. Thcnncs. mam SOPHOMORE P. G. Adamsun; 2, F. jzmsky; 3, j. Crow; 4, J. Kranz; 5, C. Kaiser; 6. W, Hamilmn: C. Livingston; 8. S. Gags; 9, J. Hanauska; 10. J Konkel; 11. H. Rettler; 12, . VVinkler; 13. L. VVaIeske; 14 C. Putzem 15. R. Bodus: I6. A Geier; 17, L. Crowley; 18, J. Ryan; 19. J. Toschik; 20. J McDonald; 21. F. Muellf; 22. R. Enders; Z3. M. Pairitz; 24, L. Hammond; 25, M. Mueller; 26, I. McGrath; 27, W. McNaught; 28, D. Priester; 29, A. Breines; 30. A. Parr; 31, J. Schmit; 32, W. Tyson; 33. O. Lawler; 34, R. Parr; 35, W. W'agner; 36, N. Lemke; 37. N. Lomnte. Qg-c-s-e-g-aegggg-G Eggfsfiamz 19 2 9393-125 e-c-e-ee-a-G-s Page Fifty-eight