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

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,.. f,,,.... L .', ,E ..r'-1--,, wx. 'V f wx . til Aix'-X 4 , , x .' l ?a,g,-- ffm Rev Ludger Wuenschel, O.F.M.Cap., B.A. Although he is the chemistry teacher, Father Ludger is also interested in Journalism. He has produced ON PARADE for eight years and this year sponsored the school paper, the Cadet-Journal. He is also a member and instructor in the Civil Air Patrol. Rev. Ronin Schreiber, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.A. ag, Rev. Timothy Gottschalk, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.M.E. As head of the music department, Father Timothy has built up music to one of the most active units of the school.. Beside the school bands and glee club, he and his assistant, Mr. Tom Gatschet, help With the music in the local grade school and G. C. H. S. Hllllllll Rev. Brice Schratz, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.A. Since his addition to the facultv, Father Brice h-as been plarticularly interested in- the English of the freshmen. is painstaking work with the individuals has been a great help, especially to the more retarded students. lu: Q2 ,fam rf. ll? 'iii -W v- A r ai ...i Qi lil? val G 15 .n fl ' l Father Ronin is the new faculty director of spleech and dramatics. While 'the latter is not strongly emp asized at S1t.cilostesph's, debate has been a popular course with the s u en .

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V. Rev. Adrian Conrad, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.A. Father Adrian, as head of the department of physics, has built u the reputation of the department-to a very high levetlu. I?Iis spec1a1 fields are radio, electricity and aero- nau ICS. Rev. Valerian Brungardt, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.S. Besides his Work in biology, Father Valerian is active ini the National Guard and is also pastor of St. Severin's Church, Severin, Ks. He served as chaplain in the Army during the recent War. f e- --4. '31 ' 3 ' IAIIIIHY egigifs, new l w l :oc .3-,I ,, Y ang' ,N H Y ,fs-ft. .fy . . X r k aff' , ,V al -if X r'i!fI.if,.5.'g,, mf - M, 1.5 sgffza-IFF: '-2,1-7'-li fi lla: zTV'f,,- X' rl'-jvtr, if wx.-A , ...,. g,':g5:.f1q are-5 Q: 5115? wk: if -7 123' i:E'E3ff Ein' ig! F: '15- 5Is51,: 7'-,-.-1 , f- ..., . ' - -I-':. 'mf .1 '- 5: '.,f,'i - :.:::: ' -f is iii'-' i nset if-'P 5. gk 1zn'p.v-img wg, . ' ,ia 715.591 ':2YlF'ENf?l'?'5g'?7 f' - 1 -za 1 ! cafflfykr-,Z 3. 1.a'.Lae1ailrnf5f'24ff1e4f-at W' i 3,'35t5l5l'b'i'hm' F 1 ::. 32v.g+f1-F1--1 M,-wiv, t '.f, , if . !ir3,'f'4F' 'JI 4, .':.W1- 1H.:9?..iE'-E- 'E'4- .ax .r-1' 'L-PQFWY' L 'f 'GIF' KQ,ff3lg'U 'F-iC,g9,Lfil'l1'- ,s'?j:Lqa I 1-ms,-.-slifrzffsali Q. . mg, U1-,.g,iv?1:'1fi'5 x +G-:1 2-'-- -'Jfff 'aim'-'-1 A lfff wt. - 55?:,1:'1fl'1ifn'mif: 1 Q-:gf 'F , - fm.-1--' wi f Y , grits :ggi 5155. 1i'Jaf'.T '-Wifi ifflltlf f ' :Lei-jc..'ii.1.-,4 V - - -, X FQ-':zg1,QffQ1',g, ' Sh W, , A 1-it, x ' ll Q L , . 1 f1 g 5 Q'5.4,'gi.,:v ' , 31,11--.',,.,:l,i,V Q x R -' . - .',g5g.'54j . ff' 1 3' - FLW. 'ill' ' r HMM., ,in- -2': i.'1lT': 1? ,rin 11:i'g-S751 ffl ail.rar1f:e:1f-ff-A 41:1 :Q 21515 114.1354 gif 'I Q C1191 X , Q Q , V, . ! '5'f U -2-Q - -15 ,. if I Rev. Hyacinth Grabbe, '23, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.A. It has been Father's thankless job to instill algebra 'and geometry mto the heads of the students since 1935. As head of the mathematics department, he .has worked hard to maintain the highest level of achievement. Rev. Alexius Urban, '24, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.A. Father Alexius, our other Veteran chaplain, is also chap- lain of the local American Legion Post. His interest in the boys extends also to the football field Where he helps with the coaching of the freshman team.

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Rev. Canice Froehlich, O.F.M.Cap., B.A., M.A. ' 1 ' Father Canice is the first full-time librarian at the school. 7 As such, he is in charge of all book and magazine pur- l chases and directs the student's reading. He plans to build up the library to where it will be a real storehouse of knowledge in every field. 5 c .Z - be ,lg i A Mr. George Gatschet, .B.S.C., B.S., M.S. 'ff Mr. Gatschet is second only to Father Matthew in years 'gig 'Y of serviceat St. Joseph's. His commerce courses have gill., Q n y , , ever been sofpopular with the students that. at tlmes he g.:?wf ' 'f 1- ' r w V ' f l has had to turn some away. His son, Mr. Tom Gatschet, teaches in the music department. 5515: . ' 2.40-:I',...v-1 w.,,,:l, A'1'i 5AT'7?iIE.T 'f.'i.,f 7?'fEf z: hi A .V lliTff3ff',',5filL5?1.f i i 2 a -1 33 :arg-T111 .L Q Y ll . ij gills? nZ'3 1, ,u ' QYW' H ffilifi t ,Q -..4 mm. B an ivwei-fl S- FI1 'LM , W. .' ' ' - .-., --N. 4 n..3gn,,,..g g ll EVM? LT. rC 'f , U' fi si-- '-:fi f X ' Hllllllll V jg ig.. ry L 'Q n. c , li, '-air 'iz:7D'Q'l- rv.: I-fi .wr J T A:...,., V, .., s.-.' . ,V . . , V, i,., 1' , 1'w,.,,.5f-,,, , , ' ,.., ..,. 1. -- . .. ff -ix :iw 1 , A ,E . ' fi - 'Q-A H ' it 3537? ir-2 fs Mr. Clarence Cunningham, B.S. Mr. Cunningham is the shop teacher and has been with the school for nearly twenty years. While he was in ser- vice during the recent war, we found it difficult to find an adequate -substitute, and were glad to welcome him back to his Job. pil yn Mr. Frank WihdholzQ '32, B.S. Mr. Wlndholz returned to his Alma Mater to teach Eng'- hsh and Spanish and has been here for 15 years He was formerly part-time librarian and store-keeper.