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

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Lacy, Vincent ' 43- ' 45 Glee Club 1, Choir 1, Dra- matics 1, Football 1, On Par- Aade 1. A x:i Looking as if he were A poured into his trousers and forgot to say when Big J Vince Lacy, the boy with the neon chevrons, has been, for the past two years, carrying- on a correspondence with a mysterious Madame X, who, our secret operatives tell us, Vince keeps locked in the attic of the Lacy Mansion. The proud possessor of tal- ents too copious to mention, Dickey Boy has built for himself a vast record of achievements, not only in academics but also in ath- letics. Klosterman, Herbert ' 44- ' 45 Leaving Cleveland ten years ago for Hays, Herbie finally arrived last Septem- ber, slide-rule in hand and ready to start work. After the authorities had diverted his boundless energies into the proper channels, Flash set about breaking all the school ' s existing records for vim, vigor, effervescence and vitality. Locke, Robert ' 4I- ' 45 On Parade 1, Dramatics 1. Smiling Bob Locke, the Battalion ' s Woman ' s Home Companion, will never find himself in want of a good soft cushion on which to roost, for Mother Nature provided that luxury years ago when all of Big Stud ' s personality went to his head. Graced with Na- ture ' s own curly hair and a stun-my-optic-nerve smile, if Bob has as large a future ahead of him as he does be- hind his life will be a long and successful one. 50

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Karlin, Norman ' 41- ' 45 Norman, our elusive offi- cer from the home town of Hays, is a hard and industri- ous worker. His shadowy form haunted the corridors in his regular 0. D. prowls. A good student and Bat- talion officer, Norman ' s broad shoulders sustained the burden of his duties. His quiet manner and ways will be missed amidst the hustle and bustle of St. Joe ' s. Keenan, Francis •43- ' 4S Dramatics 1, Crack Platoon 1, Rifle Team 1. Red, with his toothsome smile, flaming red hair, and Josh Billings ' humor, lost no time in establishing himself as Great Bend ' s Biggest Booster. Possessing a subtle wit, subtle as a 60 ton tank, Livinski has made a habit of winning friends and in- fluencing people. Kenehan, Richard ■43- ' 45 Basketball 1, Rifle Team 1, Crack Platoon 1. Dick, (Smash -My-Bones), Kenehan, St. Joseph ' s noc- turnal prowler has contrib- uted largely to the success of the Cadet Busy B bas- ketball squad. Possessing those admirable qualities of brains and good looks, we wish him the best of luck in the gaining of his wings. 49

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Mullen, Martin •43- ' 45 Glee Club 2, Choir 2, Dra- matics 1, Forensics 1, On Parade 1, Crack Platoon 1. Marty Mullen, the Pitts- huvp- bookworm who gives one the impression that he is still in the winged stage, has devoured his way through the library and mess hall. He possesses a keen sense of humor and is able to take as well as give. A good Joe. Pfeifer, Julius ' 43- ' 45 Football 1, Rifle Team 2. Julie, perennial 1st year Latin student, who is torn between two loves, the seminary and ?, has not at this writing announced his choice. A powerful sub, Julie backed up the Kaydet var- sity football team through a successful season. Good luck and here ' s hoping your choice is a good one. Neu, James ' 44- ' 45 Jocular Jim, the dashing Don Juan from Des Moines, Iowa, has left a trail of broken hearts strewn along the highway all the way from New York to San Francisco. Serving not only as a Cadet, Jim also doubled as a Holly- wood press agent for the mythical, ancient glamor girl, Lulu Lamoo. Genial and industrious, Jim was a lot of fun this year. 51