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

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Pipa, John •43- ' 45 Glee Club 1, Crack Platoon 1, Band 1. Mother,! Mother,! here comes the revenuers, hide the still, ! cried Johnny Pipa, St. Joseph ' s parodox of the Calvert Distilling Company. Cool, calm, quick witted Pepy is strong on the grey matter. Comprising half of the Davis-Pipa team, Johnny will have no trouble in acclimating himself to the mores of civilization. Riquelme, Alexander ' 42- ' 45 Track 1, Rifle Team 1. Well snatch my sombrero, if it isn ' t Alexander G. Ri- quelme, the poor man ' s Paunchb Villa. Capable and efficient, Shadrack is the diligent type of Cadet who always sticks to the job un- til it is done. Shad ' s big smile and heavy caliber shoes will leave an imprint in St. Joe ' s. So long, Shad. Posey, Francis ' 43- ' 45 Crack Platoon 1. Posey, the red-headed rebel from Maryland possess- es the traditional temper, but keeps it well under con- trol. Smiling and content- ed, Francis is a veritable whirlwind of action once he gets started. Planning to settle down in about 20 years Posey will just sit on the porch of the old planta- tion, drinking mint julips and watching the rest of the world go by. y T i4.a

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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

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Schoenthaler, Clayton •41. ' 45 Football and Bosketball Manager 4, On Parade 1. How can so much noise come from such a little boy, was the first question asked when Blackie first arrived at St. Joe ' s. Holding the position of a first class, A number one, football and basketball manager, Pete did much in keeping the boys on the team in tip top shape. So long Blackie, you ' re short but sweet. Staab, Walter •41 - ' 45 Walt, though quiet and re- strained, has been known to cut loose when the occa- sion warrants. Holding down his military duties with forti- tude, Walt is a fellow who sees his duty and does it. Good luck, Walt and here ' s hoping you have a bumper crop this year.