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

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Wolf, Robert ' 44- ' 45 Robert The Wolf of Col- yer, finds it anything but difficult to live up to his name. Another ladies ' man, Bob ' s little black book is bulging with addresses. Call- ing himself the pool and pin- ochle champ of the senior clubroom, Bob ' s position has never been questioned. On the whole a good fellow and a real pal. ' ' M, Zwenger, Francis ' 41- ' 45 Football 1. Looking like the proverbi- al violin player with the long hair, Sammy may be found either on the gridiron or driving one of the local hacks. Sam also gives les- sons on How to win friends and skip Battalion forma- tions. Last but not least, Sam leaves with the good wishes of the Battalion. 57

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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

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