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

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Unrein, Francis •41 - ' 45 Another of the knights of the road, Doc has broken all existing records for the Indianapolis speed- way with his Buick coffee- grinder. Reputedly burning naptha instead of gasoline Big Doc believes in reach- ing his destination (the Cily Morgue perhaps) in the smallest possible amount of time. More than adequately filling his position as platoon leader in Co. A, Doc ' s is rated as the best in the school. A successful career is indeed in store for Doc. Unrein, Richard ' 44. ' 45 Basketball-1 Richy, the Schoenchen flash, is another one of the Cadet basketballers. Always on hand with a witty phrase, Richy is a hard worker who is well liked by everyone. Although having a little dif- ficulty with his English, Richy is always able to make himself understood. Auf wiedersehen Richy, we will send you a dictionary. Walters, Geoge •41 - ' 45 Dramatics 1, Football 1, On Parade 1. Stubby, an all around good guy, is St.Joseph ' s contribu- tion to the American stage. Radiating a Pepsodent smile and an I-eat-my-car- rots-every-day head of hair. Stubby also managed the business end of this year- book. We bid you a pleasant goodbye and get along little Stubby, get along. 55

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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

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Wasinger, Lubin ' 41 - ' 45 Ruling the 1st Platoon, Co. C. with stern Prussian discipline, Lubin has that rare quality of perform- ing his duty and winning more friends at the same time. Quiet and reserved, Lubin, contrary to popular belief, does stand out in the Corps. Lubin ' s work at St. Joseph ' s has laid a solid foundation for all that life may hold for him. Wasinger, Meridith ' 43- ' 45 Having received an ample supply of Adam ' s Apple from Mother Nature, Doc firmly believes that actions spealc louder than words. (Asli the girls). Being a boy who can take his root beer straight and hold it, too. Doc is a buddy to all. Happy hunting. Doc. Winter, Charles ' 43- ' 45 Glee Club 2, On Parade 1. Garden City ' s loss is your gain. Thus we quote Grem- lin Gus on the day that he first arrived, willing and eager, to take over his du- ties as chief dance chair- man and love-maker of the Cadet Corps. Torn between his two all-consuming pas- sions, Jeannie and flying, he never seems to be able to get his feet on the ground. Maintaining a high standard in academics and the tech- nique of winning friends, Charlie may soon be gone but will never be forgotten. 56