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

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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.

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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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7 Aavc m as Steinke, Lloyd ' 41. ' 45 Crack Platoon 1, On Parade 1. It is with a heavy heart that we say good-bye to Lloyd. Well equipped with brains, pep, and vigor, Lloyd has contributed large- ly to the success of Compa- ny C. this year. He spends most of his time in the Senior Club Room and is always repairing something in it. He has been dreaming of buttons since the day he came and on waking up found it wasn ' t a night mare. Pin them on good, Lloyd. fM4 » A ill kll Ill UIl g»u Sutter, Robert ' 41- ' 45 Band 4, Glee Club 4, Choir 4, Swing Band 1, Dramatics 1, On Parade 1, Octet 1. Barrelhouse Bob Sutter, Chicago ' s droop of the Loop, has been considered a musi- cal prodigy from way back and he doubles on the clari- net and wears a size 37 suit. Planning a career in music, Bob is sure to hit the top. Torer, Roltind ' 43- ' 45 Football-1, Rifle Team-1, Basketball-1 Little Dynamite, who minds the school day nurs- ery, (Sec. D. Co. B). won for himself the reputation of being hotter than a pis- tol on the gridiron. Playing football for the first time at St. Joseph ' s this year, Snooks immediately prov- ed his mettle and played the position of right end with ease and self-confidence. Al- w ays ready with a grin and a cheerful word, Roland soon leaves us to carry on his work (in perhaps a little more subdued manner) at the seminary. 54