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

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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.

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Mlllllllll Hllilllll iririr i 5 V w l 1 f A rg 554 : --4 ..,.f ' . il yiil fi 1 iz' ,1 4 53. N , N 4. f- Hi . l H I , ., .. MF 1 .el- lr -6 lgiffifiml as E, ,. , Arthur J. Downey, Lt. Col. Inf., U.'S.A., B.A. i Professor, Military Science and Tactics. During his two years as head of the military department, Colonel Downey h-as succeeded in winning the Honor School rating for St. Joseglfs twice to date. Under his energetic leadership, the epartment has grown to the status -of Military Tnstitute. fr. pws V. 2 ,f e V 2 Q 9 ,.,N ' - , .T a -,Mx . -,, - -Y V. Aj'v'f:. g2.!f22,c1:13j:-. jf f ,rs Egxinesfg 5.3 ,,, ,,, .H , Mjjlftliifg, 51. Wi- inf- FH' lgzggxlttl Flk.lLtjllegaE5on, Capt., U.S.A.R., Inf., B.S. ,, L. e as 5' 'T It lv .,x wg' 5 T ie is Captain Melancon arrived at St. Joseph's Nov. 7, re- -' placing Capt. Schmal. He saw 41 months of service dur- lngjthe recent war 1n the Asiatic-Pacific theater. He is a native of St. James, La., in the beautiful Evangeline land. Welcome, Captain, and may your stay at St. oseph's be most pleasant. Rolrert E. Schmall, Capt. Inf., A.U.S., B.A., ,-,, L- .Jw 9 Q ,i .. , Erjffiitq 1-J, 1 ' ' 5:i:E2a':'2r:E-1 .. ax .. Y -. .. MZ if U- '-ul! V. if ' A 1L'f'aU , Q iiitfilf'-'1Tv'I1li35 .ctw YV., ,, fi 4 5 :-H.:-5: WEE? , se ' . v:-: . , 1 qw Assist. Prof., Military Science and Tactics. After having served three years at St. Joseph's, Capt. ' l Schmal was transferred to the Far East Command at Yokohama, Jaganh early in the year. During' his stay he ,QD H ., also coached t e rifle teams. fm , Q, ,Rm V WF! p P Y W.. it ' . Wm N s,........m'-fi -' . lm .,d':,lfljUvll:f