St Josephs College and Military Academy - On Parade Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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-2Li3A V Gerstner, Elmer ' 41- ' 45 Football 3, Basketball 1. Prolific Pauncho, the walking bulldozer, success- fully quarterbacked the Kaydet team on to a vic- torious season this year. Well liked by all Cadets not only for his athletic prowess, Pauncho ' s ability to win friends and hold them, too, will assure him of a success- ful career. Glebler, Harold •41- ' 45 Band 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 1. One of the biggest assets in St. Joseph ' s Music De- partment is Happy Harry, who makes with the hot licks on the baritone. Look- ing like a violin player with his flowing mane, Child ' s happy-go-lucky grin has been known to melt the hardest of hearts. Best of luck to a good pal. Herrman, Gregory ' 41 - ' 45 Debate 1, On Parade 1, For- ensics 1, Rifle Team 2, Class Vice-President. Greg, our local social re- former, is a stern advocate of the Spartan system of training which consists of a twenty-four hour work day. Equally at ease on the soap- box as well as the dance floor, Gregor ' s outstand- ing ability as an officer and a student will leave a gap which St. Joseph ' s will find hard to fill. 47

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Fleckenstein, Francis ' 43- ' 45 Band 2, Drum and Bugle Corps 1, Dramatics 1, On Parade 2. Fleck, the boy with the overactive thyroid, who is living proof of what too much iodine in the diet can do to a man, has established for himself the title, The Walt Disney of St. Joe. Fleck ' s flair for design should combine well with the decorating of the countless wedding cakes produced at his father ' s bakery. So, Fleck, sell the cakes and pies to whomever you like, but re- member Secretary Morgen- thau always gets the roll. Frigon, Philip ' 43- ' 45 Phil, the blushing protege from Wichita ' s wine-cellar, may have that stoplight face but is always ready to go. His readiness to indulge in any activity will always make him a friend welcomed by anyone. Uncle Sam ' s Navy took Phil from us at Easter and we wish him the best of luck. George, Dorrell ' 43- ' 45 Choir 1, Glee Club 2, Band 2, On Parade 1. Dorrell is a short, bearded musician, whose boylike dic- tion makes any countenance relax. Though small in sta- ture, Dorrell by his keen personality has made many a heart flutter. He has serv- ed St. Joseph ' s in many ways, one of which was sell- ing the nations crave (cigar- ettes) at the school canteen. His familiar warning, Thirst call will never be forgot- ten at St. Joe. Happy land- ings, Dorrell. 46

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Kampman, Oscar ' 43- ' 45 Band 2, Drum and Bugle Corps 1, On Parade 1. Oscar malnutrition per- sonified Kampman, with the brains of an Einstein, has proven, it is vaguely hinted, that the earth is square. Outstanding in the fields of science and mathe- matics, Ozzie ' s niche in the Hall of Fame is secured. Karlin, Arthur ' 41- ' 45 Basketball 1. Another one of those out- standing fourth year offi- cers, Artie has found it profitable to follow in his brother ' s footsteps. Favored by mother nature with an impish smile and pleasing manner, Artie will rank high in St. Joseph ' s Who ' s Who. So long Artie and how ' s about turning that little black book over to us when you leave. Karlin, Mame ' 41- ' 45 Glee Club 2, Rifle Team 1, Octet 1. Quick witted, smiling, ever faithful Marne, who careens across the prairies on his sputtering Harley-Davidson, commanded the outstanding Company of the Battalion this year. Suave in manner, mild in disposition, Marne plans to enter a career in Agriculture, a job which he knows best. We bid you a fond adieu and don ' t fall off the tractor. 48