St Johns College - Johnnie Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Ziff 2' f X4 Q4 34 ?f?? ff HEN we undertook the pleasant task of publishing CGTHE f i SAINT, we determined to bring into play our best efforts in presenting to the public a true and life-like picture of our alma mateniwith all her wealth of fostering care. We had hardly begun in the production of this biannual, how- ever, when we realized the meager power of our description. Though' we have fallen short of our Hxed ideals, we have endeavored always to follow out the principles of our purpose. We lhavetried to picture the bloom of prosperity that has now hovered about the walls of Our Horne with a tender clasp for one quarter century. lt has been our aim and wish to crystalize in this book remembrances of the days we have spent in the pleasant atmosphere of these College walls. lf, with our efforts, we may present to anyone a passing contour of our united College spirit, or if, perchance, we may re-awaken in some one golden memories of days spent under the guidance of this institution, we shall consider our en- deavors tto have at least partly answered the purpose that we had in mind. It is in this spirit that we offer you SSTHE SAINT.,,

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PART I. PART II. PART III. PART IV PART V. Eder Of mails . . . . THE COLLEGE . I CLASSES . . . ACTIVITIES . ALUMNI AND SOLDIER BOYS . . . WINFIELD

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w ' www Ak N .4 I A TO THE FOND MEMORY OF MR. J. P. BADEN, WHO SO UNSELFISHLY GAVE THE FRUIT OF MANY YEARS OF HONEST TOIL TO THE FOUNDING OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, GIVING THEREIN A PRICE- LESS GIFT TO US IN OUR EDUCATION, AND WHO IN HIS LIFE PRESENTED TO US AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF TRUE CHRISTIAN MODESTY THAT WILL ASSIST TO GUIDE OUR LIFE CORRECTLY ON ITS JOURNEY, DO WE GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME.