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

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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

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ii +. S I t I NIIHIARY FAITIIHY iririr as-Z, 4 . ,fix MN 1 , f.. , - K ,,, , Frank M. Richardson, MlSgt. Inf., R.A., ' Assistant Instructor Military Science. has Sgt. Richardson has been at St. Joseph's four years dur- ing which time he has asslsted 11:1 many other activities , besides his classes. H1s. special pride has been the Crack Platoon. He has been in the SGFVICS nme years. , , H ' - H ...Q T1 ls C. I ,454 ,, IO James McNamara, SIS t. Inf. R.A., Assistant Instructor Miitary Science. This is Sgt. M'cNamara's second year at St. J oseph's, his eleventh in the service. Amon the subjects he teaches are weapons and physical devjopment methods. Randall K. Vaughn, MlSgt. Inf., R.A., Assistant Instructor Military Science. Sgt Vaughn has seen the longest service 'of the staff, .15 gears. He is instructor in both the semor and Junior .0.T.C. units. He is also Supply Officer forthe battalion, and coach of the rifle team. H