St Johns High School - Knight Herald Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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‘To Woodward 26-21 | Knights Romp Over Whitnier Beat Central and Waite In Close Battles St. John’s sensational cage team mcr member of “facul i : : “reached the finals of the sectional tour- John’s High School, died in the hospi- : tal in Topeka, Kansas, on Monday, | February 17, after a week's illness. He | had undergone an operation for appen- Aisitiec nn Reheuser 1A sad anneared nament by displaying a spectacular brand af. hall co Much, to the .asmaicea of W i ME. FRANCIS REYNOLDS, 8. J. ‘Knight Herald Is Host | To Press Association mam ae : oS ee Nichols and John Kumier; there was rk Only one negative contender. John Murray. of second year. repre. WwW Blade : 1 the Fish, | sh, |, iden- | s, ssday, with | | is the | ¢ Aarch Ww 2 the |, a, he os . eins: tankle, was the star defensive player. word, | . Py f Set Whelan and Alex were named on y b x, the second All-Tournament team while cS’ Thompson received honorable ‘men- | Hon. o Staff To Publish Pictorial In May his death, | : oe : a | CaM rare ee The members of the | A B ui v0 8 | Knight Herald staff dedicat- D ramatic 5 ociety : routs enemas, Deld ||| ed this issue of the paper to ; lafter the regular meeting, Besides St. Chooses Officers joins, Centsal, “Scott, Woodward, || Ff: Joseph Mentag, S.J., on | | i : a this his feast day. Fr. Men- Libbey, Waite, DeVilbiss and Vo ee . : : { Th I 4s elected president hic Cea tag this year is completing || Publication by the second week in OmMas Lauer was ciecte LESt i) is a | May is the aim of the staff working on | the pictorial issue of the Koight | Herald. The first dummy copy has Jobn Burkhart vice-president, and © Hugh Gralf sccretary-treasurer of the “'F Mat 34 S- 24 be : ; H nter dayy | at : a the Be ; €C suc : : and ¢ tre i whe | th his yea J i for plat be | Onlee f° hel ‘ me int typ Or COUCCOn.: DUE 2 branched out into numerous different i me article, to print a complete ‘ vem types, many of which are very interest- collection. Here is some of it: 1159 in, with Mr. Gearge Wallenhorst, S.J, ing. We believe, however, that the playing cards, cach representing a dif- | Club under the moderator of the club, at which they | most interesting of these collections is ferent deck; 34 steel, silver and gold | Millan. deci ded to revise the constitution with | the one owned by Robert Lauer regard to mectings and daes.. | freshman. direction of John Me ; William Jobnsen, editor of , a medals of all kinds: 50 keys; 35 Com-! the pictorial, is assisted by John Lo- (Continued 'on Pago Four) gsdon and Thomas Trese. page frfty-eagahot

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