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

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S IORS Glafu As we look back over the years we have spent at St. J oseph's We begin to realize that it was not such a bad place after all. True, there were times when the going was pretty rough: then again, things were pretty good at other times, so, taking all in all, we do believe the happy moments overbalance the sad ones by far. Of course, it would not be the Army or even a boarding school if there were no gripes! O CHARLES BAIER ............ Pittsburgh, Pa. Glee Clulbg Camera Club: Messiah Chorus: N R A. DWIGHT BARGER ....... . . . . . . Pueblo, Colo. Football: Crack Platoon: Band: Decorating. JOHN BECK Claflin, Ks. Cfraek Platoon: Journal Staff: Flag Detail: N R A: Apologetics: Glee Club. O. D. Barger checks in with Fr. Anselm was F, CHARLES BAIER H DWIGHT BARGER ? ' . -s wi W ', JOHN BECK

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THOMAS BERGIN .... Log-ansport, Indiana Logansport. High '49 KENNETH WEIGEL ........ Hays, Kansas St. Joseplfs College dz Military Academy '48 VERNON GOTTSCHALK .... Hays, Kansas St. Joaeplfs College 6 Military Academy '48 JACK SCI-IWALM . ..... Clovis, New Mexico Clovis Junior High '50 RALPH 'SANDERS ......... Hays, Kansas St. Joseglfs College 6 Military Academy '49 FRANCIS STAAB .... . ..... Hays Kansas St. Joseplfs College 6 Military Academy '49 28

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