St Johns College - Johnnie Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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E F R E S H M This year two Freshmen were prominent members of the basket ball team and worked nobly to win honors, and they did. In baseball they are well represented, having a third sacker, a second sacker, a catcher and a center fielder who play not only on the team, but also with the team. In literary work the Freshmen have not, as yet, shown their standards. No Freshman '16 has given the public a sample of the class' literary ability. It is generally conced- ed, however, that material for good writers, orators, and de- baters is plenteous. Friends of the class expect the '17 Sophmores to cut quite a figure next year, and the class has all good wishes for success. ! l C.

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sfcown PREP QJFTQPFQN tariff' f-:Q l 'W U A RN ' fm X . Vx :'::::::: S r . .1 l di , W X is-.ess ' ff' r , ' ah . , 499 in ll 15 rx Q91 is-ll-'f-'- X Jffxf i a rf? ' -ft of President, R. PRANGE. Treasurer, C. AARON. -. ,.,,,,, ,rrr , rr.r .,,..r GD --M- , ECOND PREP, or Quinta, is one of the most important years in our course 3 for in this year the student is edu- cated in the very rudiments of correct English, Latin, and German. Upon the foundation the Quintaner receives de- pends, to a very great extent, the success or failure of his college years. For this reason he is generally more addicted to the studying habit than some of the other classes. At St. John's the Second Prep is an anxious student.