St Johns College - Ozanam Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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-IA M ICS li. SCl'lA.'X L Although defeated in the moustache race. still claims a moral victory and clings to the title of the little blond shiek. ' VVhile president of the Ozanani Debating Society. during the first semester of his Senior year, none of his official utter- ances gave him so much satis- faction as the ayes have it. jimmy has already made reser- vations at St. Louis University. where he intends to hegin the study of medicine. He will prohahly enter deeply into the lield of somnamhulism. having discovered a new antidote through his experience in the lecture classes. CLARENCIQ A. MELLEN The tallest Senior is another reason why the section. Pro- niiscuous Paragraphs, has he- conie so popular, having' con- trihuted to it some of the humor CU for which he is Cinj- lamous. ln fact we feel he in- tends to capitalize his talents immediately after graduation with expectations of eventually hecoming' editor of some news- paper. if there is not too much work connected with it and the monetary consideration is very considerable. Certainly he will succeed for the one reason that no trial in life will erase his unfailing' smile. , I i

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QQ ss -s ss sm-M .1 mom ia: J, .1 msn mxowslii Xlfhose nizttlieiuziticzil inclinat- lions have turned his :imhition toward engineering, believes that all things come to him who waits. Hy this we do not mean that he is destined to he at head waiter, hut that the pro- fessors wait till the last day of grace to see hlcrome nizirching' around the corner- with his bundle oi ussigninenis. bless is well liked. hecziuse he's zi good sport, and can take :L joke :Ls well as play one. Our only hope is that he refrziins from jokes ,while ,juggling himself ont' 'l.llEf 'lljlj1ll'CXYUl'li of some lmildingef' 'A LW? lf. fZRllf'l. lN Retiring editor of the Ozzi- n:tm :incl one of its hardest workers, spends his spare time thinking' up wise cracks for the amusement of the Seniors. Leo is also at musiciziu, his favorite song On the Ijzinlcs of the lValmsh ' l1ZlVl11g'l7l'0l1g'l1t many 2,1 groan from his fellow-class men. What his life's work will he is still at deep mystery, hut we feel that he has something up his sleeve which :tt present he is not quite ready to divulge. :Xt :my rate we wish him luck. wee--gf-Meer e e ee

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O'll'l'O F. WENZLER W'ill long be remembered in the annals of the Class of '25 as its most painstaking mem- ber. Vklhere others stop, Otto continuesg where others write paragraphs, he writes pages. After laying aside his cap and gown, Otto will study archi- tecture at Michigan University, adopting the motto Bigger and Better Buildings. XVC hope, as his facility in drawing increases, he will some day be able to draw a big salary-the hardest design of all. l-l. JOHN SCT-lMl'l' 'l-las for many years been closely connected with the pub- lishing of the Gleaner and the Ozanam. X-Ve feel that John's classical training will not induce him to follow the art of printing as an avocation, for rumors are afloat that hc aspires to corporation finance: but even in the realm of large capital, his practical knowledge of printing will be one of his most valuable assets.