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

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70 Gm Paaenlfi mJ!7ehana--- ABC Drug Store A. L. Duckwall Store Co. Basgall Grocery Store Baxter's Blower Shop Ben F. Dreiling, Inc. Bieker Real Estate and Ins. Agency Billinger Bakery Bissing Clothing and Sporting Goods Brake, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brown, W. L. Brunswick Hotel Central Kansas Power Co. C. J. Haas Plumbing and Heating Classic Store C. O. Mammell Food Co. Connell, Mrs. E. W. Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Credit Bureau of Hays Dee Erickson Sporting Goods Co. Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Dreiling Implement Co. Elite Cafe Farmers State Bank 86 Farmers Co-Op Association First National Bank Fort Hays Pharmacy Gagelman Motor Co. George Philip 8. Son G. F. Rupp Insurance Agency Grass Bothers Grocery Harkness Pharmacy Hardman Lumber Co. Havener's Hays Building and Loan Hays City Drug Store Hays Equipment Co. Inc. Hays Music Co. Hays Office Supply Hays Oil Company Home Furniture Co. Hays Country Club Beve rage Howley, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Humburg's Hardware Jack and Jill Shop James Motor Co. J. C. Penney Co.

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had sprung up on the drill field and ten- nis courts, and the hand-ball courts were finall finished. Hand-ball was somethmf new here: at first few were mtereste , then the tennis team began uslngfhe walls for practice and then interest lnally be- gan to pick up, so that now dyou can.go out at almost any free perio and find several ames in ro ess. By this time Nii. .fdhn Lang, the cam- us caretaker, had finally lai the last Erick of the new parking airon in front of the school. He did the wor . of five men and it took him only fifteen times as long. This parking apron made the front of the building much neater in appearance be- sides providing a place to qlark a car so that it would not sink into t e mud up to the axles. . We again had some new members on the faculty: Father Anselm and Captain Schmal. Fr. Anselm came to the school and took over as Assistant Dean of Dis- cipline. He was a great help to Fr. Paul- inus because . . . well, we did get into trouble once in a while! Captain Schmal, Assistant P. M. 5. 8x T., had previously served overseas before coming to St. Jos- eph's as regrlacement for Captain Wei el. Remem er that famous mixer we gad along about December, that one which got us into so much trouble? You should hard- ly foriet that one for it was the last one we ha for a long time. Of course we had it coming to us for you must admit that if aaa get s miie wila. This year produced one of the greatest football teams ever to come from St. Jos- eph's. The team went through the season undefeated, then took Lawrence the de- fending State Cham ion in the iiirst An- nual Sunflower Bowl, game on Thanks iv- mg day. They'll be talking about aut game for years to come. Besides taking the mythical State Championship, Marion Schmidt made the All State Team as Co- captam, and Bob Fluker won an Honor- able Mention. We also took the last trophy of the now-defunct U. P. l..eague. And the sweetest .thing of the season was the scalp- mg administered to our old Indian Jinx: Hays HI. The basketball season was an anti-cli- max. After losing 18 out of 19 games, the Cadets went through to the Re xonal Fm- als where they were defeated my Russell who went on through to the State Cham- pionship. 3 games to our credit for the year, but we won a trophy! ,Tam- Last, but definitel not least was the s lendid rifle team. The trip to boonville, lac., proved to be an eventful one since they brought home two of the finest tro- hies in our collection. The team won the Midwest Camp Perry Rifle Match Grand Championship competing against schools and universities from 28 states. Besides the trophies they also won some fourteen medals. The teams also won third in the Hearst and second in the Fifth Army ln- tercjlzuegaate Nflatcfles. steal champs! th e lg sc oo un erta in or e gear. was the Xroduction of the Choral assign Play. chorus of 75 voices, the combined Cadet and G. C. H. S. Glee clubs, teamed with a group of actors from both schools to present a beautiful version of the Passion and Death of Christ in the form of choruses and.tableaux. A narrator ex- plained the action while the music was furnglhed by an organ especially installed or e occasion. While other events transpired, we will have to close now, as mth tears in our eyes we say: God bless and keep you, Alma Mater. That famous mixer.

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Jep's Super Service .loe M. Schueler Insurance Agency K. A. Y. S. Kessler's Cleaning Co. Lamer Hotel L'Ecuyer, Dr. and Mrs L. .l. Leiker's Cash Market Linenberger Paint Store Mann's l.G.A. Store Markwell Book Store Moderne Studio Midwest Tobacco Co. Morford Funeral Home Morrison's Jewelry New Method Cleaners Nick's Cafe Nick Leiker's Cut Rate Supermarket Northwestern Typewriter Co. Oehlert's Tractor and Equipment Co. O'Loughlin Motor Co. Playmore Palomino Club P-T Air Service Inc. Patzell, Mr and Mrs. W. A. Quality Bakery Rafferty Motor Co. Red's Barber Shop Rohleder Electric Rome Modern Alliance Rupp Implement Co. Rupp Motor Co. R. A. Dreiling 81 Sons Hardware Scheetz, Mr. and Mrs G. J. Scherer's Shoe Store Schlegel's Schwaller Lumber Co. Service Tire Shop Skelly's Strand Theater SGW Supply Co. Tholen .lewelry Co. Trumbo Floral Shop Vern Webster Jewelers Wiesner's Department Store Werner, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wolf Motor Co. ---0uJzQaaz'il'uJe