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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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Over and above the growth of the physical and mental man, St. J oseph's emphasizes the growth of the spiritual man. All Catholic trainixag is directed to that one end: the building of the perfect hristlan gentleman. It is the work of the faculty to bring this bui ding to perfection. X X s . .ax ,' 1 ,XXIX ijx 'x ' -4 yr 17 WE BUILD MEN xwee- Rev Terence Moffat Gym-tg.-x xqa fy A M A Pres1dent gms Anselm G 'F 'M tC 11L-, M A Reglstrar Dean of u 1es X XY it ,x f Q1Tggi:i:S . .,.. Q i , NX, ' . I. I ' f' Q, ' fee I 5X e M il Jfiiv 6149 1 . f . . V -kxkxxx Q- 'N-.Mr xp --,xxx-hu-W Vw ,L A YARN- .-.af -fi, .Rl-X wf..r'j -wx ix., -5 Fan:- . H-f-.,..,1.,.q,,, A , 9711,- b C 7l7'-' 'Qt ' 15' 17 . . . . -Y ,.,- 'Mn - --f- -J ,.-:K-L Vg 1, - .' -4 ' A NJN NA H . ' . ' x,' s..' .1 ,, I.-., . ., . ., - . --,M ,-1.554-.if n:f,,..y--iff - mr, uf. 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Libglgrian. holz, B. S., Spanish, EngIis'h.fK J ,1'. 711 .L l1.r-1. 'avg 5'i1 'J1'.:,+r.H:s- LITEQR IQlr:'GiSQQI'911g:e5 B. 1 unnin' ha H , B. S. Mauh,3M1wpl 1 TT .l35KW L fv' M 5 ' LoweP'QpQWh5I Mr. ,'QA'i's?i'i 'Bi1ligger 1ii Sff'GirQGiIQa4 ifwi-nmmlwy 5. Sylvestdifeailmer, B. sf Q5ach Thomaggg' ljhqhet, B. M. E., Mu- Kgicjgx ,,,,Mg'f gxirx fn g -.R Br. 5 if if K. g s .A ,HB . ',,. Al... ilitar Facul t H-, xx Xxx-.i it .-NN 'iz xi... x f. --.,M ' Major Carol ence and Tactics Captain isor Military Sciencgw Captain Military A 5?5D!!T.-..? V 1: , '.3TLy vu , IA! K Military Sci- Assistant Profes- April, 1952. Professor Melancon. A f 1 ',g',y,fax1 i ,R 51 , L' vm MIKE, Q lifglii 1 r i,..Sff', if?Qf,! .i miiig 'K 1 ,J X' fi f I I ,K f 1 4? xi- -.4j3:.s.Q'?j1j:1 1 ,fr , -17m--j-?f:,,l.g,u,gfTT q1Q',Qjjf'33Q1T1?.1Q I fl -fx, ' 1 15?'ijLifftijfQl2iSfi.4f X. 'F'T'ffT5 1i'l,'. ' :Kf'lIF21v--,-jf'--f4-4-1 fri' '- 'wiilfl 'ii if fi 715, H if 3' ' Ffllfi'-fT'?' ' ff Aboveir M7'Sgf1 Rizni13741l:piialgghni'1.3flA:sn..AsS1stant In- . Ti-' 'T' ',L.:f..,- 'AY' 'fsaif- 'iv:g-7' stru ctor M 1l1ta1fyfSsi1gi3ce:3- gf zQ'?xif-5312 -.Qjs ' , Qll:?.11:f Trix, ff7Q,'gXtuzwf1s,,, -. M!Sgt. Charles J Assistant Instruc- tor Military SCi6l'LC3.,, 7f,,s:h . . -5115:-5 Q t. .53 Below: Sgt.!1 Cl Paul'-J,.,,Mf1YphQy3j3R. A., Assistant In- .. ' f-'f .fs -L structor M1l1tgtryfSgisnce.f2g: 5,1-43's ws ,R Vn,g1:A.:':-,.:r..f-- --,,.T::.xiffNx:2 fi Sgt.f1 C1 JamesWy11nj'A'ssistant I'nstruE:to1j Military Science' ji ,.'. -Ai.-:.,4.f,,,i Ffbwfn-smwf-.s, I . , Alf' Q- 'J 1 Q E ' ,.r,l ,Q5 li xg- '-'J 3 Q Q ,Q .iw iii-L 1 3 jmn. 4, .E ' '-Fra: 1:1 ff' ,PW--f--A l If! 'U' , ,f A-,.s,....,. sc, ff lk-,f . ,. 1 ff , '-.j-j: ,5 I if 3 f f '. I if I Uv 'ii-Y ' il, .' 5' 2 ':. , 'nfs I ' 'R c 4 f' -.- 5, . l 9 5 H . f 'X xv, Q !: f x il I 1' . 'NN E 1 I 5' If . in , ' 1 . .5 1 1 ,, N U, , f fx 'mu Q sf if N g 1' x. if ,f x 3 , X , if xx R' A j Nxwf' I lr ,i'3if2?f:'.: 1:. 4 '7-02151 21, - . it 'rn - --f'4'1w?f?,a..'i,, -. , n 4-Lf H 'V-g 1:-,w'.'l' -y: d.gj,'gf-,f , ,,- - 1+ 1 3 Y --'.f'.,,,r.q4T l 'Y V fxfffff. ,f As the builder takes the bricks and stones, the lumber and plaster, and builds of it a house, so the students are moulded under the hand of the faculty into the Christiana gentleman. We judge a building when it is completed. We 'ud e a bo when he has com leted his c J g y p s hooling. -It is the finished product which counts. 1. .x E B ILD ME fc-1 Q-. 95 'TN BATTALION HEADQUARTERS: left to right, Lt. neth Brake, P. I. 0.5 Col. Herbert Hutchison, com- Col. Ronald Beecher, executive officerg Major Ken- manding officer, Major William Patzell, adjutant. The Bat- talion H . O . z HEADQUARTERS STAFF: left to right, Sgt. E. Donald Stang, assitant P. I. 0.5 2nd Lt. Patrick Horinek, armorerg Cpl. Henry Sramek, battalion Smith, Sgt. major, Cpl. Tom Terrell, supply as- clerkg Lt. Conrad Schroeder, ordnance officerg Cpl. sistant. 16 si ,Q ah r. : .v. 714 6.3 vm- ,S ., G: -ti , q,1fj- :.-ghgxh -il - Tg :- '?a-4-Q . . v u. .ms . - ...aims AEPQL. ..,g...,Q1' be-,. ,Eu :9d25f'8f'9i5feU:-in -4, .'5?,'1.?.x41A. mf. , .1- , 'iw i X ,. Vi.. I6IE1?Df2UA1gILERS ST.1TFF fcont.5 lefg to fight, S-3g 2nd Lt. John Deibel, supplyg Capt. James ap, rvin annenstie assistant -39 gt. ames H ,2. t. L - - f i Dreiling, assistant P. 1. 'o.9 Capt. Adolph Schmidt, mmm' S ' sg ee Smon' asm ant supply Q, XFX . Nm, ' f.-all Non-ROTC assistants to the staff : left to right, Harold Engel, Ronald Basgall, John Powers, John Wasinger, Leo Schmeidler. WE BUILD MEN 17 Platoon Hq. First Platoon Allen Werth, platoon guide, Verlin Staab, platoon leader, Wayne Gabel, platoon Sgt. Platoon Hq. Third Platoon Hilarion Brake, platoon guide, Linus Leik- er, platoon leader, Leroy Dinges, platoon Sgt. WE BUILD MEN 1 iq CO. GW' Hq. Co. Hq. Company A Hubert Karlin, guidon bearer, Lt. Roger Robben, Co. executive, Capt. Helfbert Koerner, Co. commander, Arlen Walters, Co. lst Sgt. Platoon Hq. Second Platoon Laurin Herl, platoon guide, Donald Schenk, platoon leader, Charles McAfee, platoon Sgt. X fi :ix i '-5? fi? I4 QQ - ,f . 3- ' .Q First Squad, First Platoon Jerry Fellers, squad leader, Michael Dink- el, Irvin Dinkel, Anthony Heble, Pat Mc- Carthy, assistant squad leader. Second Squad, First Platoon Jude Werth, squad leader, Charles Jaca- vino, Dennis Walters, assistant squad lead- er, Fred Koerner. Third Squad, First Platoon Daniel Schamberger, squad leader, James Richmeier, Edwin Lager, John Brady, Or- ville Unrein, assistant squad leader. Co. MA lst Platoon 45 CO. GCA 2nd 1 5 A Platoon . 1 Q ' Al 1 . ' .3 ' Ll - ' T e 54, 'r' , ' -' , ' . -,A H , . J E l 1 . ,-,,. ,. ,.l.,.-5 T::gQ3. ,,,,'. -. 'itz-fir iff: Q , ,,,, , r., M. ,:,Y.V:,, lr- wi- it ' 'ir' ' ., 5 'J'-PE S? Z' ' -ass 2 sq: L , S' '-JP' -o ' 7 4 First Squad, Second Platoon Arthur Winters, squad leader, Socorro Vallejo, Don Bissing, assistant squad lead- er. Second Squad, Second Platoon Don Gottschalk, squad leader, Vernon Leiker, Murray Baalman, Verlin Pfeifer, assistant squad leader, Qabsentj. 20 Third Squad, Second Platoon Richard Kaegi, squad leader, Leon Rupp, William Nunn, Richard Odette, assistant squad leader, Harvey Jacob Pfannenstiel. First Squad, Third Platoon Glen Windholz, David Sheedy, squad lead- er, Ronald Williams, Charles Dreiling, as- X ' sistant squad leader, Robert Gottschalk. Co. WA 3rd Platoon Second Squad, Third Platoon Robert Ruder, Clair Dome, squad leader, John Kronz, Dale Walsh, assistant squad leader, Richard Grabbe. V . Third Squad, Third Platoon Howard Spies, squad leader, Willard Ma- jor, Joseph Spillman, John Wegmann, John Godfrey, assistant squad leader, Wil- liam Brown. WE BUILD MEN 21 . i 1li 1-7 1, N A co. MB Hq. Co. Hq. Company B Cpl. Larry Palen, guidon bearer, Capt. Urban I-Iitschmann, Co. commander, Lt. Edward Haremza, Co. executive. .WWW ' i i Platoon Hq. Second Platoon Francis Wasinger, platoon Sgt., Thomas A. Rupp, platoon leader, Sylvester Leiker, platoon guide. 4 of Platoon Hq. First Platoon Leo Wellbrock, platoon Sgt., Thomas Younger, platoon leader, Philip Maceli, platoon guide. Platoon Hq. Third Platoon Edwin Wasinger, platoon Sgt., Henry Gronau, platoon leader, Norman Klaus, platoon guide. WE BUILD MEN is , 2 : EB .i 'Z' S'6x 2 Sw 4, .V First Squad, First Platoon Thomas Dreiling, squad leader, James Dal- ton, Anthony Ward, Richard Robl, Jerome Micek, assistant squad leader. Second Squadl, First Platoon Thomas L. Rupp, Dan Freiberg, squad leader, Melvin Leiker, Ralph Cummings, assistant squad leader, Louis Hickert. Third Squad, First Platoon James Marvin, Donald Gabel, squad leader, Ronald Rohleder, William Bissing, assistant squad leader. :,- V! I Co. WB lst Platoon .i-:.,.1 , , 4 ' 23 0. MB 2nd Platoon 4 9-1 ' ig'-V f, Q , 1-QW, , ' Q ,. .Le W 'firtj l V ' ' SWL 3'-,'7FF+3is lvl, , ., .-M. ,. -..HI First Squad, Second Platoon Vernon Wasinger, squad leader, Norman Rome, Clecil Miller, Robert Werth, Arthur Downey, assistant squad leader, Larry Furthmeyer. Second Squad, Second Platoon Francis McIntosh, Leo Tully, squad leader, Frank Duffy, Leroy Rome, assistant squad leader. Third Squad, Second Platoon Ronald Karlin, Francis Gatschet, squad leader, Donald Marvin, Louis Dunn, as- sistant squad leader, Patrick Ryan. WE BUILD MEN Co. WB 3rd Platoon r First Squad, Third Platoon James Brady, Larry Palen, squad leader, Max Wolf, Ralph Smith, assistant squad leader, Gerald Pfannenstiel. 1 5 , av- Second Squad, Third Platoon Dan Stonecipher, Mark Ryan, squad leader, Urban Hickert, Walter Prample, assistant squad leader, David Friskel. x . z Y Third Squad, Third Platoon Fred Hickert, Pete Billinger, squad leader, Mike McGinley, James Gross, assistant squad leader. 25 WE BUILD MEN CO. ucv Hq. Co. Hq. Company C Tony Burghart, guidon bearer, Lt. Harold Wasinger, Co. executive, Capt. John Younger, Co. commander, Jack Lutz, Co. lst Sgt. Platoon Hq. First Platoon Lawrence Burke, platoon Sgt. Norman Karlin, platoon leader, Leon Gottschalk, platoon guide. 1, 1 r' ' V. -H. X . ' 1' 12' Q: ,e , . rv- - l ! 1 S 'la Platoon Hq. Second Platoon Frank Bollig, platoon Sgt. Thomas Frank, platoon leader, Ronald Rupp, platoon guide. 5.4 Platoon Hq. Third Platoon Joe Staab, platoon Sgt. Harvey James Pfannenstiel, platoon leader, John Tasset, platoon guide. T ll l Qffif. t I Co. MC lst Platoon First Squad, First Platoon Gerald Leikam, squad leader, Robert Moore, Hugh Logue, Adrian Streit, Melvin Pfan- nenstiel, assistant squad leader, James Leiker. Third Squad, First Platoon Eugene Sramek, squad leader, Gerald Richmeier, Duane Ruder, Herbert Walters, Jerry Waters, assistant squad leader. ik X.- .V 'r-EL. -5: Q? Q.. ggi-9' 4, .T we f Second Squad, First Platoon Bill Weishaar, squad leader, Jim McGinley, r K Lasate , Wayne Dechant, assistant enneth Klaus, Norbert squad leader. 1 -Y .- ,- 27 qv WCM' 2nd Platoon 28 S Aki: ,g? i if '-1,92 SQ 'Q 539 . L , , V' 'AM' J o. First Squad, Second Platoon Harold Kunzelmann, squad leader, Alfon- so Pastrana, Norman J. Ruder, Paul Short, James Robben, assistant squad leader. Second Squad, Second Platoon Al Rohr, squad leader, Clarence Urie, Vernon Rohr, Fred Eickbush, Thomas O1- son, assistant squad leader. Third Squad, Second Platoon Ernest Leiker, squad leader, Harvey 'Pfen- nenstiel, Don Tighe, Ralph Gottschalk, Terry Mullins, assistant squad leader, Dan Pfeifer, Rolland Haselhoret, Qabsentj. First Squad, Third Platoon Lloyd Urie, squad leader, Eugene Unrein, Leon Zimmerman, Donald Unrein, Louis Wellbrock, assistant squad leader. Second Squad, Third Platoon Ray Reece, squad leader, Thomas Kai-lin, Mike Sheedy, Daniel Frank, Arthur Ma- lone, assistant squad leader, John Mc'Giv- ern. Third Squad, Thin-dl Platoon Alan Ross, squad leader, ,Leroy :Schumach- er, Melvin Dinkel, 'Floyd Gottschalk, Du- ane Weigel, assistant squad leader, Harvey Jacofbs. WE BUILD MEN .W-ns. i..,-.?.,,,, ,- ,... .. H-, V Co. GCC 3rd Platoon Q-W' i l 1 29 ' J' -W f 1 . e fr - - 'ff 1 ' f ' i f f' . V 1 - , - f 'w z-'F'-f -M ffz q ,-1af.vfb'1c..,,S,Q, g2f,zi Q V ., ,Q . H. ala ? , mm f W 1'539' .,--- ' ' M- -gym ,5 ,i3,3..eg., ,.. .1 , Q 5 J' 'H-.1 F, :': ' , 'ff -V - .,, ' --.f fn. , .9 .' uh sv 5 , 5 911 7- '53 , 1'- fi g... ' - V-17 11-foa? 'Maman 'm3 5 '5 Q,? 'z5' fa Q. gf' 35' 'B' an 5 'igfifmei The Junior College continues to plod along - il with but few members. All efforts towards increasing the enrollment seem to have little effect. The school continues to offer all iubjects in spite of the small enroll- : men . 4- X Left: Francis Deschg right, John Younger. Center: I Melvin Leiker, Irvin Pfannenstiel. Bottom, left to right: Marshall Fletcher, Melvin Leiker, Irvin Pfannenstiel, Jerry Waters, John Younger, Adolph Schmidt. S y 'V' .'!.i ,,, 1 EE -9 -'- gb , c me N, We c , c lr-'?,lZf5': L1-:WY-i-l l - : 5 11 ' V 153 if N ' W ' V Pi -' 7 Q by 11 ' . , 4 , 5, l , l K 'WQ2-fg, . Q , '- vff' , ll' ' J 2, . all 5 ty., 1 P'-' ff sgggfmyg-3-' . ,., -... :1 2 -- ' 'IJ' 'i-fi s..4 'J .Z ll. , I , L 1- -:V Qffkff: 3 p ' f171f'if' ,f -'J 1fl E -' '.f'i'11'1g?,- , 1.1! lf.Qli,3F ' 1 E ' f ' -, '-T: -'-:N .1 , -7-',- 'ia-5. - 1Q,v'1-4:20 .YT - A an ' X , , L A W L'-12-4 4 'Q ,M QM Francls Mel Hall Desch bemg a muslcian, IS great amusement to toss hxs locks as shown above very proud of hms long halr H1s classmates find Irvm Pfannenstlel, Melvm Lelker, John Younger, Alfonso Pastrano, Jerry Waters, Adolph Schmldt X ff f i,N . . eg i u v 1 l The Battalion Band L u'A U The Band Staff Herbert Schmidt, band Sgt. Gerald Vitztum, section leader, lst section, Cecil Schumacher, band leader, James Drees, section leader, second section, Ken- neth Staab, band librarian. First Section: fl to rl First row: Patrick Giebler, squad leader, Victor Roth, Nicholas Arnhold, Albert Schenk, Philip Gottschalk, assistant squad leader. Second row: James Werner, squad leader, Herbert Pfeifer, Verlyn Schmidt, Ernest 1 . . Pfannenstiel, Arthur Evans, assistant squad leader. Third row: Lawrence Schueler, squad lead- er, James Schueler, Thomas Prockish, George Vitztum, assistant squad leader. I,YB ':l ,gil 's Second Section: First row: James Fletcher, squad leader, Virgil Denning, Richard Deen, James Clark, Don Thomasson, Jack Was- inger, assistant squad leader. Second row: Vernon Giebler, squad leader, William Lueeke, Willard Stash, Merlyn 32 Leiker, Francis Desch, Robert Funk, as- sistant squad leader. Third row: Maurice Redetzke, squad leader, James Davison, Lorain Heit, Donald Stejskal, Donald Wasinger, Donald Billing- er, anistamt squad leader. 1 The CAPS Love I r I . xg. ti ' 1 1 V - U Y 'L U 9' t ,filly A i iii'-g.f'7 Tfr . ,Q ,Ly , - I . is p is Fl mg ,- Q . ..., , M J WH .Ml W !.1I..,l+,.lvxl. , my ,,- , yn w.'.'w.'....,- 1 ' me i f I Y +- Mi , F I . .1 , .u, 4 w Qu .. -'ff,,:'m.ll--ul, .1.vp,..X'g-r .,.l' . f' A: pf .N liw it l , K , .. , lg, 4 Q ,H .rm ', mt , f,ga .:.,... ..f,f'i'5M-'-.f1L , - .V YW. I Q., . 1- .. Li UN. x X T1 4 iv f Q' L 9 1 . lk ,A 1 . . , ,. ,, .,.- 'u.r'Ll .'1'll.i.' ,H t , . l ll Mxwgujgly ., s.'T i:-l':,'qH'1-4 ' il i Twfii 'i':5eim- . The Hays Flight of the Civil Air Patrol had 16 cadets from St. Joseph's, four from Hays High. Emphasis was placed on radio procedure this year, especially with the Walkie-talkie. The cadets attended a Search and Rescue operation at Great Bend and one local operation at Hya- cinth, Ks. Top: Refreshments were in order after the mission at Hyacinth. Left: Art Winters demonstrated the techniques of throwing a fire cracker to Urban Hicket, Murray Baalman and Eugene Sramek. Below: The CAP personnel line up their mobile radios after the completion of the mission. Left to right: Moore, Crisman, Richmeier, Roth, Tighe, Hickert, Sramek, Winters, Bishop, Flinn, Urie, Davison, Baalman. Dick Tomrdle, commander of the unit, was out of range of the camera. Fr. Ludger, chaplain, was the photographer. ss Mu We Strut Our Stuff Parades and inspections are a part of mili- tary routine. Is it a holiday? There must be a parade. Have we a distinguished visitor? There must be an inspection and parade. The Crack Platoon Cabovel is in demand all over the state. The annual federal in- spection, right, under Col. Bullard, Col. Byars, and Capt. Wilmeth went off like clockwork. We won the honor inspection again in 1952. In Parade nd Review ix nu-1.1 General Shea and his party receive the parade in their honor. QBelowJ The passing of the colors during a formal parade. x 1 - J-4 ir. A55 ' . .,n 1, v. i'4!!- lt! N 5 V Y JBVP5 A 19 wg-Q 2 , V. , , ' , ..1-'x- , in P, QT' V -qi J 'w W, r X , . bf mi' .A-N L ' E11 -V Q. 5,11 v '1 'S F' I if A. in.-. K V 1 In ' M ww' ny! M ,u A., ., .,.. H-,vw ' 1 '51, X qv , ,suv Plu..,,,, 5 ,Z 1 , 5 T,..5,l:',L L:5,w ,,, X P I Y Zi'-.f.:E-H . ,. St. Joseph's opened its doors for the first time to women students in August, 1951, when the student nurses of St. Anthony School of Nurses enrolled for laboratory work. Courses included chemistry, biol- ogy, anatomy, microscopy, and ethics. Hav- ing their own staff of instructors, the nurs- es did not attend classes with the Cadets. All classes were given in the morning hours to eliminate continual shuttling back and forth from the hospital. The girls' attend- ance at St. Joseph's was climaxed in the capping ceremony, held in the auditorium on February 3. is Mrs. D. Bissing, science instructor, directs the student nurses in the chemistry lab. Pictured above, top to bottom of photo, are Mrs. Bissing, Delores Gallentine, Elaine Peterka, Eileen Rathbun, and Lil- lian Sanders. Many trades are employed to produce a building, car- penters, masons, plumbers, tinners, painters. Manfy ac- tivities are required to round out the education o the boy, scholastic, social, athletic, cultural, and above all religious. We feel the student at St. J oseph's has been in expert hands. 3:....:,af,1T.-,L - wx- sf swf -...gaming-wr vwre- ,.'r99?J1 Zl-'q?41n1fg,'.jz, viz1S'--fHy-- -,-:gy-E an . 4::5,6,.VT5zg7.,,'5:c Ur,-.,.v:......n,,,ErwfL it 'vga ' U ' 4 VL .f,' 2- 'Frm -5 QL fs' 'ff'-' F, -1-' 4431 T-rt: I f. 1'. 2 1 . if ,, '-'. ,'4r, -' L' .gg Eg g .- fb 1 - - Q-. 1 ff .. . 4 I is M 'bthklifiilfff '-. 'g' ,i:, . -'W' 4' '94-f 'JQZWTJ'-f 1551?-3? . 45 . - ' ' 'W fH, - '4fE?5l56'?'?3'9' f- ' , -I Q -Wg' -,, l 1 W '.p'F62f:Q?:-C-E1z ,g63Lq, g:Sz 1. el .Q :Fig-'.gfQ -by 'QL I 253' ' Mg 2 'WQEAE-W ' M 'f h . L-.n S - .' :Jug 54.1 o ...- 2- ..i:kQ'L'gk?:4-'twf 'f.'fE,,.. .Y -, LLM- ,mp 4 . 1 4: mggpcm if' ,, , Ag ',, W f EZITEIC2 :viii WE BUILD MEN Extra-curricular religious activity is cen- tered in the Catholic Youth of Salina or- ganization. Founded with a view to pro- mote interest in religion among the stu- dents of the diocese, the CYS promotes an annual rally for all units, an apologetics contest and an oratorical contest. Elimina- tion events are held in various parts of the diocese, the finals, this year, at Hays. Don Bissing and Pat Smith fphoto at rightj were both gold medal winners in the ora- torical contest, receiving the highest rating in the local, regional and 'final contests. 1 Bisho Thill, Bishop of the Salma Bishop Thlll right attended by Ks., diocese takes an active inter Msgr Weber Tom Rupp and James est in St' Josephs' He attended the Schueler are candle and book bear graduationexercises at great per tl el sonal sacrifice. Shown above is ers respec V Y Student Publications The journalism class pre- pared both the yearbook, ON PARADE and the school newspaper, The Cadet Jour- nal. The invaluable experi- ence gained in the course gave the students a differ- ent outlook on newspaper work and on their own com- mand of English. . .....-L- .'t' . ..l , ':-s-as I-it . ,.a5 '- .. ..,. X if 'lglhe Cadet Jloutrnal stafi folgs an ealitionkof Tom Rupp, sports editor, James Drees, t e paper. e t to rig t: ennet Bra e - . editor, Linus Leiker, H. Dutch Koerner: business manager Below: The yearbook staff chooses pictures tures, Thomas Dreiling, features, Norman for the annual. Left to right: Erancis Was- Ruder, business manager, Frank Bollig, fea- inger, sports editor, Leon Gottschalk, fea- tures, John Deibel, editor. 41 .- J , I , v - - c w 1 - .: - pi 'H'-7 .-u .. JF' Sy s igw z E.. h .'-ful '-51 QF- Q ' -2 if- A- ,mr h are isiEf5iieL.f eff: 45 Q52-?'gRi55i'Q i Q 31-C ' ' f --3-f22iis:L'sai ifsiiiiaf Q5 'ff saga' a.efi3 'sfafffa?'2i'E-Qft'ifil' iff- -, -- l - 1 ' M L , 5 'ff - W -, i f ., , g,5g:.,Lf Z3 1 fi44gq5l,i Q ft ' S' -.Cer 1- --f .,f,: News as Q - sfsfffw b blow '- ea? fu :ff smifitf ffiigmi s-Q...it,fc,fv1't1f.-n,.f.L'frftt 1,1 5 1' fe wwf M he Eiifit-SffiLf7?6':5d1f1w .,a,.w,e ,aff ,Sf v 'rl JG 153 V1 W fe, -, .--,- 'i ,nal -sf - ' r The highly successful o eretta Once in a Blue Moon was presented eb 23 and 24 by the combined music dia-faartments of St Josephs and Girls Catholic igh. - Above left, is the Moon Lady with her escorts. Left to right: Rosella Linenberger, Susan Cruise Kathleen Doherty Marie McAleer, Barbara Staab, Mary Ruth Rupp, Mary Vitztum. Aboxe. The Misses Betty Schenk and Catherine Rupp presented formance The principals of the opperetta are shown above. Seated: Lorain Heit, Gladys Schmidt, Mary Ann Beilman, Francis Kay Malone, Arlene Wiesner. Standing, left to right: Phil Desch, Ann Stecklein, Robert Hilger, Susan Pfeifer, Maceli, Walter Prample, William Patzell, Ralph Cummings, Socorro Vallejo. 42 3 ' f -i Q. We - ' 4 i- -1 a.., ?' - S -Q f i. -l .Q if - ag, -N. gl ' , . T, , Ji. l A.. . e,. W . . . . .L A Us - ' H V ....,'.. .D ..-5 I. yn .4 -D., . .--I-rr I L . Eu n fl... Q C S at - -it l Kgs is x . 'gp Gb 'Q' -.A - - 'Gs uf' af' w -if G. 8' ' ' r V4 , 4 L2 K9 . gp, 5' kv f .. K ' ' 't,1+. rms.. -. 'Cdl n . 653' up ' . X, - ' G ,ft Q - ' .D ' -Wi v - 1 L L D as-ti: 4 f-,fgfi . V Leif' A ,gy - 1-..-' I.. nc ifkifv, .,r. Lair-:lv ,,,4':-12-1. .,. N' - , na., fu.. 4- rsf,L V I Larsggggai V L ' 1 Y- Y W Festa, ,E -aku ,w , A -,-n -L ,I . -1 . ltL: a!A..zE?g Qehgl' ,J . .L.:,,Q,Je,' L ' . S X '- N-Q1 LR -495 9 fa . wifi-' -H ' - 41413 Yiii: -jf? ,J f- --fn' - .fl 3jy3Qi'a'f' ' .. ,'JJ Z.-iiisr. .N .Il -Z-'gviff ' ,f:f.h'1,9, A 1 . 'g -+A A- 5,af,'b. ,. . , 1 g.. - P- r ,,Y,. ' i . fl 'lla' Y -4 gall? V xl i' ' ,ma f ' g y ,-Q. 'tial F LF. ,E ' x c -,uf 7' , , V - -l . x 4 f X' L- , :f ' lx. E I r It in sk ' ' 1 . Q f lf li N W , A V 7 h ' . av r -. X . 1 1 S , . N . 4 Et: . V -A ntl: r' ' ' la? .' l E Ra i -. A 'Ts C H1 M, ll ii E1 Y . , , I , , Spanish dances during the per- Y rg it :ka S ' j YW, avi.,- ..,, .,.,, V1.1 I in .: L-JFK fi' f .W.mj-Jfljg' ,J iIi.,,.,.,. fi fiwle' ry E ,J isiwwf The male chorus, disguised as reporters, from one scene 1n the operetta. Front row, left to right: Arthur Evans, Jim Davison, Lloyd Urie. inger, Second row: Dan Schamberger, Don Was- Charles Dreiling, Louis Hickert, Max Wolf, Adrian Streit, John Godfrey, Fred Hickert. Third row: Herbert Hutchinson, Mike Sheedy, James Dalton, John Tasset, Urban Hickert, Eugene Sramek, James Rob- ben, Tony Ward, absent. l Willard Staab, The girls' chorus, costumed as Spanish senoritas. Front row, left to right: Kathryn Wolf, Lilian Glassman, Henrietta Doerfler, Irma Befort, Twila Staab, Norene Wasinger, Agnes Herklotz, Shirley Befort. Second row: Pat Basgall, Barbara Werth, Julietta Parker, Carol Schueler, Lillion Rohleder, Anita Pfannenstiel, Loraine Herklotz, Cathleen Werth, Dolores Stang, Petronilla Leiker. Third row: Anita Wasinger, Patty Staab, Marilyn Karlin, Loraine Arnhold, Stella Dome, La Verna Pfannenstiel, Pat Giebler, Pat Bunker, Juanita Herrman Mary Jane Speier, Nancy Staab, Shirley Stejskal, Dolores Schmidt. Fourth row: Clara Glassman, Bernetta McIntosh, Eileen Dreiling, Rose Hoffman, Alma Ruder. 43 ' c 'V 5- - Q' ' . 1 4 cg : , - '5 H' :,,, U, Jr ba. 1 W' X-'I' -Tig., .' 1. A U ' ?tcpg ? .' . it J--l., .1 T 1 A. , t 233' W '- G LJLUL 5' 'gi qi uisi: fe :IE Beside the battalion marching band, the music department also had a concert band composed of Cadets, girls from Girls' Catholic and children from the Jefferson school. The swing band, pictured on the opposite page, featured modern music. The pep band played at the various sport events. Mr. Tom Gatschet, assistant to Fr. Timothy, was in charge of all the bands. Right: the trombone trio: William Luecke, Gerald Vitztum, Vernon Giebler. Belowi The marching band, Jim Davison, leader, performs at the graduation exercises. PWR -'-1- 1- . , -r-.:,.. . ,c.vg.- r-ff.: 4- A ', '35, gf-ng' 4.-f A' ur'---new v ', - -. f 9 .. .. 5 ., . ,- 5 4 '.,, . 1 . .. .,.. A ,..,., g ' ' - :L - 1 'Q .., I -Ms P ,. r p i5Z WatiE,5?a -4- 5 5- .Af , - - . ' .. -.. f -v , A - ' I. ' ',,, n -.4 . ', ',.,.. -,Ulf ' r'f-- fs 'Fw ' 2' 'wr ,M 1 A 5 . - -in H V , V . 3'?,Hl.P . . . A ... tn fr. A- V - 3 rv. , J. 1 1,5 I-3-I .. g f 'J' . X - . -: . A' . 4. ' QX5 'i'3n..'51g'.i-flenqgj 1 'I' In 1.-ln 'xx .L '. iw: L' Zi. 'K -: Music Also Has Its Awards X n A ...Z t JT sf 'TT I 0 ... Socorro Vallejo took a one rating in the state music festival. His winning piece was the baritone solo, The Holy City. Gerald Vitztum, Lorain Heit, and Jim Davison won a two rating in the same event. Winners of the eight inch letter, the depaz-tment's highest award, were, left to right: Cecil Schumacher, Vernon Giebler, Gerald Vitztum, Patrick Giebler. A . ' 34 I as 1, W 'ifiigfm'-'.? ' Yup, sf:- 5- -1-93' if I 7 Hifi 15 ng. an f Er '5-' -fe '1 ,F L1 ' if in the Monastery of the Floratine Brothers, Pat McCarthy, Urban Hitschmann. A 5 1 :U from Brother Orchid. Left to right, Ralph Cummings, John Powers, Richard 12- 4 , - ,. , I , ,-, 5 X. 1 l 1 Bill Hill tests the potency of his prescription in ground, Baalman, Hill, I-Iitschmann, Walters, Drei- One Swaller, One Dollerf' Left to right: fore- ling. Rear: Tully, Reece, Hickert, McGinley, Nunn. 47 'W E R H my ,, , a,: f+f ff f if . V 4HlfF'5-?:'.fif- 31 1'4 'T fx ' Uv 1' :W ' . PJ ,AA .m-++ H+ L ff f and..-'x KM 1, - .w A1 iii. ef '- Q-. 'F r-' I ' x' Q 5 A B . ' 'A x 'K 21,95 JHTQ 'Sing A l. 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It is the policy of St. Josephis to make each subject as practical as possible. Visual aids are used' in every department. The sciences, in particular, are given special stress in the fully-equipped laboratories of the school. Every facility is offered to the high school student, facilities which are often found only in colleges. There have been not a few high school graduates who have stepped into important jobs in industry after com- pleting the high school science courses as given at St. Joseph's. Besides the sciences, manual arts training is also given. Students in the radio class get practical work building their own radios. Richard Odette and Maurice Redetzke built several units. Below: Solid geometry students, Cecil Schumacher, Harold Wasinger check with Roger Robben as he works out a problem at the board. f . 7 , , 4 We Enjoyed The Social Events Santa Claus 1 Sgt. Crawfordj, and his two assistants, Brake and Hutchison, look over the remaining presents, while Fr. Paulinus opens his package. Below: Mixers, informal dances, were held in the students' recreation room. That the dances were enjoyed is evidenced by the dreamy look on the young lady' at the ex- treme right. '12, was '21 E- 'O ' gf A -1 55: i efh' 1 X 39,-L, .fm 5 I Z ...li - 'X i i ,. p -f 12 - -' G P- 'FS 'i' N L F, 3. l S 4- A.. . ' T -Ze, T The two military lballs, the Gridiron and the Graduation, are the social highlights of if ' 5 :C t the season. The Gridiron is given in the fall at the close of the football season, hon- oring the school's athletes. The Graduation Ball is given shortly before graduation. 2' Qs- :sf '- The student nurses entertained the audience at the annual Christmas party with the singing of Christmas carols. The triple trio is shown above at the close of a number. The concert band, a portion of which can be seen in the background, entertained with a band concert at the party. , . J. re. Minis-. sv.-. I r 'aa inn.. Q l. N., 1 n -n ,-. .lu ii ,mu an no 'nl A M... t:.u. a .- 'v -vswwgwzmgw.-v, 11g.v.f-f-ev-f--i-.- , -- -.- The most difficult gart of. a man's training comes when he must rub shoul ers Wlth other men and have the rough edges ground down. Man is a social being and must live in harmony with others. Athletics, more than anything else, teaches falr Slay and sportsmanship, it teaches one to get along wit others, it teaches the all- important lesson of teamwork. Q Y M 'Zi H uw-K A J J, ..gU: W 4304? 1 .b . Ir- v u l 1 . P 7 J . I. , 'Al w x X' Y .1. 'M - jj-, .VN I 4Q I V pal . ., 'I if . 44' lu - X S' -v he 1 T m-A, m 4 fi . 1 v i ,K T ' 'gifts Fu -? t x '., ,, 5' 511, x N ' ar 1 ' f ' 1. .3 ' r.,'i ' P . n I ,H fx I 4 I N I x 3 5 f 1 3 '- s Y -I 5 1 w - - .-- I fr- 1 6 -y 1.7.1 ,, - -,1 n ' '-nf - 5 E vi E ? N I I I F N I 'Q N 5 sl I -1 I 5 3 F I1 3 5 v l v , ,I W- yy-1v',v .f F. ., . .., P ...n:.7.- , . ., . .'Y. W. .3 g. rn., M , a' if 'l . uv J ,, -11'.-ff-'. ' - BUILD MEN WE Jaiffl M iia..1.42f.,t . f' .fr ,AL-'J13?,.,e.5.ic5si25ffffEz4' ' Open Season With Loss I St. Joe's lost its first game of the season to the Red De- ' mons of Dodge City by a 19-0 score. The Demons had ,5 , Us already taken one game and showed more confidence 5' - than the Cadets. Constant fumbling and untimely block- ' ing on the part of the Cadets accounted for most of the ,M 4 - damage. Q Left: Al Billinger, assistant football coachg clockwise from lower left Y-,3 ' '-Q. il l 'I corner: Leo Tully, quarterbackg Gerald Whitey Leikam, halfbackg 14.-L 1 Verlin Pfeifer, centerg below: Connie Schroeder, guard. The picture aaea ' 1 1 ' ' - , A rw, 1 U L .. , W, ,Muni-Ygqdipqf f f eQlF!RlEXWd4W' !ELWQi1 - mf an --.f ,1. , , 1.1. ' ,ef V: lt , Q?- across the fold was taken at the Hays High game as the referee tossed the coin. J, fi, W WS' is ff - la The Hays High Indians came back in the last two min- utes of play to take the game from the Cadets, 14-7, in the annual homecoming' classic at Lewis Field, on Nov. 9. The Cadets' lone tally came on the opening play. The Cadets fumbled the kickoff. The Indian who recovered the ball himself fumbled to Dutch Koerner who went all the way to paydirt. Right: Tom Younger, endp Center: Wayne Gabel, guardg Larry Oberle, guardg bottom: Lester Herrman, halfbackg Don Gottschalk, guard. l M f 5ff 1'h,lfrJf '9'vHf x bk X A7 M154 lm fc l,:iPfllQlf ArM,U'z'gv ifxhqxfg ll f 'Amir J F f l- jf A ,44- M X Q2 ,N of C- .Z f 6 i' be.-A1 Pay Dearly For Wichita Win The Cadet football players paid rather dearly for their victory over Wichita. Five players were so severely burned with lime that they were incapacitated for two to three weeks. Their absence from the lineup probably accounted for a couple of Cadet losses. The com- bination of heavy rains and excess lime on the field lines teamed together to produce the lime burns. Koerner, Bollig, Leiker, Beecher, and Haremza were the victims. Left to right: Francis Gatschet, guard 3 Daniel Freiberg, tackle. Below: James Werner, endg Hilarion Brake, guard. , ..iFy.:Q 9 Q may re ,JS ..-r . ., L 'X iff. A-:ml . 'ei SQ-w V' .V W Hr- .--Frfs.-.,' fu ,'..' if'aQq'ff Ig,-fitj:'1'1E:'fQ'ifiEf4' + -V - ' fc-fn. f1m.m,fg: sv PM fm no ' 2 1 ' f 1 gif-4 ' ' 4 fl: .J - f' .jf I W , . Q in A ' M1 -.5 If wi ' 2, A f ' ,N M.-1 - ,-' 'Lf 'Y' ,,-,Lei .M .wg xgx- 5 5.31,-14.3, Lf. 1 , 'fa' ' I cy: cw.-gl.-r!V.Yj4vw,.- i RA-'ff' -pai r... , ' vw--f 'J ' .a1i2,f ' fv:QN'f..f.f,:. . ' if ll- mf --,j49!f,,,f5 i i?-' ' '? ? i ' 1:-1 ,-J:-., . ff-,gr , 1 1: '1.if ' FY' ' .f .1 My Lg: ZEN . -. .. - Vf W '.j'ff,.nf- Edged by Clay Center in Final Game With 14 seniors playing their last game, the Cadets lost their final game to Clay Center 13-12. Snow and wind played havoc with well-planned plays. The cold made both teams keep on their toes, if only to keep warm. A1- though the game was hard-fought throughout, there were only two off-side penalties in the game. Right: Arthur Winters, tackle. Center: Al Rohr, halfbackg Richard Kaegi, guardg Below: Jim Haremza, guard, Bill Weishaar, halfback. ew 'W J r13 7iL f f sie :er ffyx k sf. 5, 0 .11 995 'U-'V' 'Q' ' , 'LQ 143 P 'paver gvi 4- Q 3 Tc? iw 'B R E 47' M fight? v du.. 04-4 9 9.13 if A- '.. 'W ,771 Lg' wr im.. 1 'Q wg., ml vv bfi-ll W v I li ' T' E-ll' w nf L p I' ,iff 'x i' lg Kl giw 5, fb 5 WM if I . 1.1.3 My 0 an 54. D, Q is sift!! WWF I If C W l s 5, 3 fp 1 r .P T5 J : I Srila' 1 . 1' rl-F' 'lf , p hw- , .1 '.,, f'.f 5t' ' 4 - W , f ' . x' A S34 ,. ' 'WX .n'Q i fi 2121 K - A an P gf 5212121 J , ' , . w -f ff' f - 3 Golfer 5-it -i , I.-ii 1lyl'fg2llQ. ?'g',?i:f g-'TQf41ff -Q'vi ll was ,wilt-E -. if X5 lil W4 f ifzif fig J i f ! , ...e- .- :' f'w. 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' ..?' ,I I ' I tr F n f - ' , , H , , M, w , 4 H 1 rss? -r 1 S' s lqg? 3 'F is we if fri, 41-'l l' 4,wf'4 ' ' The 4 The Cadet B squad had a fair season with three wins and two losses. The young Cadets beat the Ellis B squad twice an Left photo: left to right: Robert Gottschalk, Syl- vester Leiker, Vernon Rohr. Center photo: Hubert Karlin, Patrick McCarthy, David Friskel. Lower left photo: Donald Gabel, Lauren Pfeifer, Verlyn Schmidt. Center photo: Clair Dome, Ernest Leiker, Howard Spies. -iii-W W A , lg., FA . im .im . :gif 155. fr'.1Q5.. l-3, the Plainvil two to the Hays High Papooses. Right: Philip Karlin. Center: Richa Below: Willia Bissing. uad Ie Bees, once, while dropping Gottschalk, Donald Stang, Ronald rd Grabbe, Jim Davison, Pat Ryan. m Luecke, James Schueler, William V L 1 'Vi auf , ,Y ' W ...' ' , , -. ng if 'fi ' , ii JJTVQ Nm iw - - Wi il M- i qfi - ' V' tim e E Q' n he 'UAA . A 1 'Q 5' 63 ' su H ' I . l- -1: :' . Yi? 'Im iw -f1fLl,551 of ' ' . sg X, . ,-' ,., .-a v -f ljl 'w-. ee Wiix,-mmeyax-5 'M gg' Q49 Q1 wg-'Lrg The Hoopsters Were - Left: A1 Billinger, head basketball coach Below 51- . , AL X, . i 1,5 M 12,14 , . ,I ,? Action in the Cadet-Sacred Heart game Pat Smlth, forwardg Gerald Whitey Lelkam, guard ,fee-een ,- ar. R35-w -X, ,. 64 . ,zap ,Cf KP 53' K ,W - ' 7'-all-ff 47 ,' 7' f 7'T'Q 5T'3- 15Ff:1ff'Hl 1: 'LP'ff5f in ' 5.21. 'I 'A' ref-Ny ra, - v-YF.. -.U-Y , 5-. f,g-,i,'--Q31 -ir:, .l:qv'l2.5'Q., 4'1,?'f4:,fs-V H' -'gf y. ,.A,-,,.-1 -1 ,ew L gf-, 3. ...f-ilu . ,s.gf'i'U1f 'W'-'jf'-.x - '1A'1i:. . , - , ,,,, .1 E .. , , WE BUILD MEN ?'g -'v . h- ov -isxgqgflh-qr'L?QN,SliT-a Q53-,QI pb was-H-??:x5iisr,ssss1aan:s?Qs'SssMsfQ . -P-..'f-R5 .ni me-aw as --sf n The Ball 'S EJ u, .,. J' J, - -5 V QT In winning seven of their 18 games, the ' e .rl Cadet hoopsters had the best season in 1 lg ,MQ ' l i lihjygb years. One of the most important games HX Wfiezix . --:- K was the winning over Hays High 47-46. A-.TQ-4 . The team blew hot and cold. In the first 'Qs' ' -' ,- , quarter against Salina on the home court, k NSXZ' .'s.'3g:-R every shot connected, but by the end of lx Ns - ,L the game, the heat had died out and the x Xi 5 Soldiers came out on the small end of a 'X xg' 58-51 score. The poorest game of the sea- N,x Nl' u son was in the tournament. Meeting La X X X , Crosse in the first bracket, the Cadets went xxx v 2 5. down to a 33-31 defeat, in one of the poor- 4 X in est exhibitions of basketball ever put on fl 'N-ff by a Cadet team. i' i Right: Cecil Schumacher, guardg below: Frank , Bollig, centerg David Sheedy, guardg Art Malone, . forward. l ., I l lfwlsgli M fir. Y? .I--..--if .-,----1 f Ii ,lr 'ili ,ff gy 'ax .ysqz N ,Mx .7 he i I YV I I lf ,Q lvl' Z - ' c --. N ' ' ' ' '1 'f 'ev' -fa-. -,i Wa -1 .if -L., ' H- e 1. ,'-e-fS':zss .r -gij'-. f. -s ea-K ., -1 -1 ar-' we mf r' A ,Q M 4,-?s'f 'UL' - .. .- e u fasiis we We -a--satis'-r. as-.sa ,-' , - .f i b , ' is 1 , ' s' '-A U .V - ' , V ' , . . . 1 s -.-' '-J. J: C . - ., . 92+ image - L. '., - as Left. Thomas A. Rupp, forward, rlght, Ronnle Rupp, guardg center: Joe Staab, centerg belowg R1ch ard Deen, guard, Don Blsslng, center, Lester Herrman, guard. THE SEASONS SJ 31 29 30 49 35 47 51 Sacred Cf-Ieart ....... 47 40 40 47 53 51 46 32 42 34 49 Larned -.. ........ 66 , Om Elhs ............................... .. ........ ..- 24 Victoria ......... ...... ...... .. ..., - ...... -..... Liberal -...., ......................... .. .... ...-- Garden City .... N .......... - .................. Quintet ...........,, ... ....... ..........---...- Hays High ...,.,..... ...........v. - ..--- Stockton ......,................. ... ............. - Russell .....,..... - ,........ -.--..--,..--- Garden City ............... ...-.....-.. ...... ..- Stockton ....,....,.. --..- ....... -.-..-...--,-- Sacred Heart ...... - ............... ..--- .... - Ness 'City .......... ,-..--... ....... ..-,- Ellis ..., -N .,.,,. ......, - ......... .. Hays High ...... ........... - ......... - --.- Liberal ........ .......................... .. ..- Russell -... ...... .... .... -...---,.-........ RECORD 35 53 48 25 46 58 33 52 35 48 '78 30 47 45 41 49 52 WE BUILD MEN -4. -ai: 55 ' -uf . D-, 4: 7 '- Q 3 FQ' L - 6-N J f K U g y GB7 Team The B team came out ahead in its schedule with nine wins against seven losses. Working strlctly as a The B team, left to right: Harold Kun- zelman, Melvin Dinkel, Art Winters, John McGivern, Donald Stang, Leo Tully. Joe team, without benefit of stars, the junior Cadets made every game a battle. Staab, Lester Herrman, and Ronnie Rupp, who played occasionally with the varsity, are pictuned on previous pages. 67 POS The freshmen won six of their eight contests. Front row, left to right: Daniel Frank, David Friskel, John McGivern, Irvin Din- kel, Dennis Walters. Sec- ond row: Hubert Karlin, Thomas Prokish, Duane Weigel, LeRoy Schumach- er. agp? -Q.. ' Q - zdzp ' . N ' - The Cadet track team produced at least one champion this year in Tom Rupp, winner of the triple crown in the mile event. Another outstand- ing thinclad was freshman Duane Weigel. His specialty is the 440. Verlyn Schmidt, sophomore half- miler, has shown great promise in running his specialty in 2:10, a very creditable performance. With aspirants in all departments, Sy Palmer, head' track coach, is look- ing forward to having a strong team for the next two or three years. The team is especially strong in promis- ing runners. Far left: James Gross prepares to make his run for the pole vault. Left: Wayne Lasater practices the high iump. Below, left: Jim Davison prefects his form in the high hurdles. Below, center: Coaches Al Billinger and Sy Palmer with the members of the track squad. 4 ffl ' '-1. rl 5 I I 1. WE! v X I 1 , ll' J 1 li Q 5 2 P .4 l , M f , , f l lp I l. e un in s --. . ,f H . , A 4 4 W. K N Jn.-x po 11. A T ff P '2 L 1- , , jf' : '4 1 WY 1 i .Eve 'H- nr., F 'L! ' 5 !s.1un-9 affix? V-. -4 :pink 2 'fig .L,1,i13,.1 ': f..c., 1, 1'EgIgI-ff'1E'Z,.g . y H, -. 1 Ypy- ga, , H4 my at ,qi.,Lfligs-Eff'-:,73ryg,yjf,BjiQ 5' K is fT'JZ'a'1 5'9 1' - Q Wg' Above: Art Winters receives some expert advice from Richard Grabbe Al Rohr, Harold Kunzelman, Dan Freiberg and Jim Werner Left: Miler Tom Rupp gets into his stride on thlowmg the 12 lb shot put -W . 1-z' - 1 .2 l fis. .IZ. ::1-X it ,,.-4 -N1 A7311 4-. Q - I' - -. '5 F? fd- , ,L .- f'L oi .muh .-4. Ny 1 1 u. W as r ' pq fiurhirl I 6 xp. -v -. 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'wr - ' :A , V.,-:.5,9,r-ff-g p Don Stang flies through the air 'g with the greatest of ease in the E broad jump. 1- 1'-11 4 5 4 , ' ,wi .1 --,. . vga-Q ,W . V . 17,1 i., . ,' . wp. . - Aa . .., .-lu,-vi g.'. .f..n,. 1 f A 3, -:SJ My my I -M.-.1 ., - ' 'W . j. H 25,1- Flip: Tom Rupp took a triple crown in the mile event. He placed first in the K.U. Relays at Lawrence with a 4:42.4 mile. He then took the state title at Wichita, on a sloppy track with a 4148.9 time. The third crown came at the Missouri Valley A.A.U., meet, at Kansas City, on May 31 when he ran his fastest mile in 4:37.5. This latter is now the school record for the event. The time was only one second under the A.A.U., record. Linus Leikel' Placed ill all IHC-'HS On the mark for the relay race at the Fort Hays Relays. ih the Javelin throw. Q5 EugQg.E.Z:.1'Q1,'Q ,QQ 47-.V -.'r:'-1, .3 lf' .F L' 5232 i '7?2?.f:f-1' ' 1 N' Z - - ,--N ,w if if-,QRIQE1 . Q' 3,7 111331-. QQ Q ' J 1 Q, 3 ,X . , 1533? , ,Q 1g-,Q,5. 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Teams were made up of classes, freshmen, sophomore, iunior, and senior and college combined. t was felt there would be better competition if each Above, left to right, the singles winners in ping- pong: Joe Staab, first place: Pat McCarthy, second place: Linus Leiker, third placeg Philip Maceli, fourth place. Below 5 Awards in sports and intra- - fi' X rar' 121 - ' ft' :fin , 5 ' ' 2 A e , .. : .IH ,N 1 V ' 'W , 1 ' - LA , ,e . L ' - E' IW i. f- : Y -. ws-' s in 4 A -vi' , I 11: 1 :W ' ' ' . 'gf' X t team played in its class. In ping-pong, comdpetltion was open to all students, re- gar less of class. Champions in each di- vision were crowned at the end of the sea- son, a winner being announced for each of the four classes. murals are given at class night on the eve of graduation. Pictured is Coach Al Billinger dis- tributing letters to the football team. WE BUILD MEN ww W.. T., . W., ., T -, ,, ' 'arg , F . IU ' ' 4, Q 5' P-5 I x 1 ..- - ' G S Q? -1. cv Lu -.H CJE 4' .0 sg we We L 1 X.. '1 f ,TH X V I H'-I 1 . , '- If 54.11 f . 9-L' . Q . q VI Q 1053.0 ca .Kale Q9 1 A 3 A Basketball champs, senior division: left to right, Kenneth Brake, Herbert Dutch Koerner captain ttschalk, Ja Leon Go mes Gross, Charles McAfee, absent. ' ' . T ? . 5 -7,- ' A-ht ., - , .. I .fe f 8 ,- , . 4:1 l H Jumor division champions: Mike Sheedy, Richard Odette, Arlen Walters, captain, Donald Wasinger, Ernest Leiker Sophomore division winners: Larry Palen, Harvey J. Pfannenstiel, Lee Simon fin rearj, Mike Mc- Ginley, Rolland Hasehorst, Ray Reece. Freshmen winners could not be gathered together for a photo. y S J X 'Br 'G l 0443! 'l it 3 l ' lf. , 4 ' 1. 2' ,A I 1. :fu N f A 'iw '45 , ' , v -sy fa-' f QT H :P L -I fx H4-if Y Q ' 1 ' X 17 Iii' . 'uf 1 1.1 F e .fliifi 'l . Lg CLX i w 'A 4F 5 ' l. ' ' F-:JF Y ,3a,.l,'-ii. 5-lid? 'Q' fx-FAT' 4, J.. .H--, 111:1-w-f-if-g . -3 W ...j-.nGH3'a9',-I 'if -l is . 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'-' f 'E -ff Ki--' :- 1 ':.-1,',,p,v- X 'fr ' - . fem 'S-fp .-'wx' , ' ' 2,-,3,,,,rgg . .-' 4.4.f.f-L' lf ' ?'m.-'a' LL- Za '--V -'S No school would be willing to state that is has produced a finished man. Schooling is but the step on the way. Schooling provides the tools of life, provides patterns of conduct, which the individual student must wield to his own destiny. When we say We Build Men, we sey we give the student everything he needs to be a man in the fullest sense of the word. WE BUILD MEN 5T114rg5f:-fp' -s52i?5EQ'if Qo 9iw.Q .f3i, eY4 ' 'five . 1. -123-Q. - 5 ',,i5,'fj ,5g,,2,wg',4,- , 595-5. 5. -514 ' 13 , 545 frv gv , 5 H, 212511 .kf,. lf. -., , , ,, awk VR 1- qi V I, wg .KV 4 ,A-r. ,, 1.-A Hgr,,.1,,J. has .4 if rj- Z Z -f V A, ll, v ,. V esmtn K. 1 . . , . . -1,,1.,A,,-, .I lg .pig V - sl .. 1 T 1 +:.- fe ? '- i 5?-4ENg5b ? F. y 1- 9 15, ., ar-M gf 1 E'7' t-:Q U -. A ' m f- -A V . . 3-E1 G A ,Lf ' 494' f -lu ' .je ,'- u.. ,if . . ,sig ffm' ' F 72 w af?b5?Ex -, Q-. 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' .V 'M2'A f . - , , ? h 1 , -.11 W f' i'J'e' , . 345152. ?ffaf +i9ffrff ifx' ,'.:f2frsf 'f '?Ef ' ' - 4 11... f 4. i ia f , r .,- 1. ,, l ...Y ., Z' JOHN BRADY, Jr. College, Reading, Pa. MARSHALL FLETCHER, Jr. College, Sil- ' verton, Colo., Crack Platoon 25 Band 1, 2. ADOLPH SCHMIDT, Jr. College, Hays, HERBERT HUTCHISON, Jr. College, Ks., Intramurals 1, 2. Hays, Ks., Glee Club 23 Crack Platoon . 1, 25 Operetta 2, Intramurals 2. WE BIHLD MEN A .. ' - A . - fi - ' 1, - ' H , , 'S ' W 5 Ugiirrggli' F ' - WI 'V -T'.'Z435?F' 555' 'i5?3?'Z'3'r f- gr:1g317:: Hi ' W 'mx V 5?,,. g4 ng.: 1' BA Y. W Wg! 1 In ,xl Q. .. fn at .,.. fqsgfl, , Q-Q . - igigiqji G 93.3, 39. A ? ,gg ,'g . Y vi - . .- . - , lf, . 'f 'gf' ,, .-,. .1. 1,-..-yd.-,,L,--'..'v...k3J!9f slE1N- PI- f'lx-kk ., .,Z - Tfgslv , , L fe '- -'f th H-f w :?1rYn SLC' 5,5-+ of , QA- 45,5145-'f1fgQ'g5,. ' , H' . : ,,-.v - ,. 4' ' it 11.34 24 ff- Lffft757+.ygf -bahmf ' , ,- .- . Ex- w gg, - f., ' -1 , .. lg: - ,B -A , . 1 I., july. 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JOHN DEIBEL, Arkansas City, Ks., Box- ing 3, 45 Crack Platoon 43 Track 43 Tennis 43 C. A. P. 3, 43 Yearbook 45 Journal 4, N. R. A. 2, 33 Apologetics 2 Guidon 3. LEON GOTTSCHALK, Hays, Ks., Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Crack Platoon 43 Yearbook L 45 Journal 4g Rifle Team 3. DONALD GOTTSCHALK, Hays, Ks., Football 1, 2, 3, 45 N. R. A. 3. I, W, gl i .f ': L ,ir- L Q , lla' .Nd - 'Y-'t 'F -'flgfi 1 le- .V ..-V H JL: W l t ' de 1 . f .14 311 1 ' -V521 3. 'V A W . ,W .1 , - sae- 1 WE BUTLD MEN 5' 1 w K.--fling is an ,f g 'f f n f- if ff M. W, G-' x, Q5 '1 T' ,Q?:, ' Mg. .IWQ ' H Q ,g'T-i:a. f5?5E +5 'LQ?1, f ' 'if 19053 6:52 , ' 'QS 1. ., ,- N?-S321 . ,.,, '13', I w., 'gn -, 545 '41 nf' wwf? Qi 'Ya R is is as is 412 'I '59-5g'5f' . Ai.. '-1 . 'L' 't z.. P- '., vs , .u.x.1 . .a. 4. QV' .1s.-.. .irziv 1'9I!?Ee A 'QV 'kv T711-f Kitt eta Y' ' .ff 4132: -ZFFLZI w v-3-H1 V 1 in J., ,f h I JG! : , JACK LUTZ, Wright, Ks., Football 2, 3, 43 CrackP1atoon 43 N. R. A. 1, 2, 33 Rifle Team 43 Boxing 1, 23 Track 43 Swimming 4. SOCORRO VALLEJO, Hays, Ks., Operet- ta 4. RONNIE BEECHER, Bogue, Ks., Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing, 1, 2, 3. JERRY FELLERS, Hays, Ks. 78 Graduates , E - 1 - 5 f s' .-4 . , X 'L' F L ,, 2. .r 1,- V' HAROLD WASINGFR Hays, Ks Foot ba 12 'lrackl NRA12 VERLIN STAAB Hays, Ks Football 1 2 Track 1 Boxing' 3 4 EDWARD HAREMZA Colby Ks Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 3 Boxmg 4 JAMES DREES Hays, Ks Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Yearbook 4 Journ a Band 1 2 3 4 N R A 1 raduates 0 fv 'wwf H ' TF . . . . . . Y Y. , .- . . -1 - . 1 I- giqh- --. -5,-. ,efggg-'yr Q. -- f:-.r-!- ,HQ--ff -:,:' u if ff.-'1-9 M. Fri : 'vig - ,.-'1f,,,y'1 ,. M. .eff .-' - v -1 ,j , ' ,, ,.p...:f.f, ,:..,',,1 .31 .im f, .1 -531.3 ax. , .f'1.1 .'.w1,g,- v,f,5.!..1.-x.fx'1,f+:-13,-.'r:q,...-7-if ,W ,..,5t,l-Jtwgifkx 511551 395555:.1gfgggj:.gg'5 Nf4l1,y.-:f2r:Ai.g 'fgvflir 53.35 4 -JL? 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BO X' D 4 l -1 - '- ar' 4 .. .wwf f --9'-irefgiggsE?w?'Q4T5'f?g'-:l6:Y33?s5-5a.cgf?5'n-aw . '?- '54- - ..1f 4 1 M .2351-'fm 1::f,x?. f'i if . Ama. '-film. faqpgfgmz .. 'v. 'f5.Mf Y'f -'---walt-1 Pew :z-.MW-iw-f.2 i. '+ .' 'H 1 : Q H '. 235 H' -Nw A -A . ..,. .mf if D . . rl A THOMAS FRANK, Hays, Ks., Football 1, 25 Basketball 25 Crack Platoon 43 N. R. A. 1, 2, 3. KENNETH BRAKE, Kinsley, Ks., Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Journal 3, 4g Yearbook 3, 49 Server 1, 2, 4, Sacris- tan 3, Crack Platoon 4. LEROY DINGES, Hays, Ks. DAVID SHEEDY, Austin, Minn., Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Decorating committee 3, 45 Check Boy 23 Boxing 3, 45 C. A. P. 35 Color Guard. 3, 45 Server 3, 45 N. R. A. 2, 3, Swim- ming 4g Tennis 35 Golf 2. Graduatesm WE BUILD MEN if ,,i xi' 1 . jf. 3 raduates JAMES HAREMZA, Colby, Ks., Football 3, 4, C. A. P. 3, 4, Boxing 3, Track 2. THOMAS A. RUPP, Hays, Ks., Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Check Boy 3, 4, N. R. A. 2, Journal 4, Yearbook 4. LAWRENCE BURKE, Spearville, Ks., Crack Platoon 3, 4, Boxing 1, Rifle Team 4, N. R. A. 1, 2, Camera Club 3, C. A. P. 3, 4, Server 1, 2. URBAN HITSCHMANN, Claflin, Ks., De- . X bate 1, 2, Speech 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, EE W ffiix 'fix-' Hf. . ls -'fhaf ,,.4tff L Y' ' -' jg . L v ' - .' . A:N ' ' 1 m x? 31- 'T W' 39' 5g'7 7 n'5'7.?5f' l15745.?E!7.i1'5 5' T 2 ?-' fe J- ' ff' . , ffgwy-f-'q 'm1 1?-+f:,z'5.ig-'ik' :V f.- , 1- ,ff AW 1'f,g2..f7.fArf.' . al 'ig Mg -1,,L'f:g.f ff . A 4 -2,14 . : Tally:-1 ' -53' I -- 1 - I , ,Ll gl-4 .,. 5P', lq!'- 1 , - . 5 v arf 31? 1 i ,'gyi- W .v ' -. n I H i'-Vx-'A -yr '-L-4 4 '- I . Q. V , ' sl- , . . j-1-Q----y..'w'f-'f ,ff 4,411 U -f 5,11 A -45 - 'N f fog, ,,. Q. . w e - 'iff W?-ff A1 :,ffi?lf3'f.f.- 'f'.' g+' . ' 42 5 -- . V 4 5' '7 2f . ' , '13'f .. '-'- ?'lf.'i1f1: - A T 52'ev,5 f '1 af 1 - -ff ff ., . 1 . 1 ? i.. 'Q , 5.-in '-E , Q-S Dramatlcs 4, Music 2, Forenslcs 2, 3, 4. f u . , 94 J . -,-, 1, r -a 'I-:rv '-- -. 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JAMES LEIKER, Munjor, Ks., Football 23 Track 2. LAURIN HERL, Hays, Ks., Band 1, 2. 83 Graduates X gi' 'Q QQX 5- 1 1 X. 'Q '-'?g?5'P?9-FQ? 'iiimff r Srgfggh-'im i1sf,?Qg3Qi??,.9 f Graduates ROGER ROBBEN Hays Ks Basketball 23 Track2 NRA12 LINUS LEIKER Hays Ks Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 Band 1 2 R1fle Team 2 3 4 Swlm mmg 4 Journal 4 Yearbook 4 LARRY OBERLE Claflln Ks Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Boxlng 2 3 Tenms 2 Color Guard 2 3 Server 3 4 PHILIP MACELI Frontenac Ks C A P 2 3 Crack Platoon 4 Football 3 N R A 1 2 Camera Club 3 SW1mm1ng4 Student Manager Football 1 2 Flag Deta1l 4 Operetta 4 X g Sgt all at M sea :wig-H lr ff at Nawaz 2 ggi wiilgffgffa ,fatsragl if sf 'i Wersi? at if ,l fgfrafg M Kia- 'H 'Ha Ulf if .355 f 'gg My Jsiqaci lk JY 4254-. .32 kxgLM'2bSAi?i9MWhiGTl?E2ii'5s.tvg -'gf wg? 241552. 'E 41 5 ' QM?-'.'gf+,i 'Vg' Ljililfrzfr-.fsgxag -:fa-Q Tl' 5 PQ!! 1-QE, tin gg -14 f .vvif Wil U Wa' J- B4 if . f' '2',, .1 A . l - .uw , -.. 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A. 2, 33 Swimming 4g Color Guard 33 Server 3, 4. 114 '-e. 5 JAMES ROBBEN, Grinnell, Ks., Operet- '23 . Q 'QW 1 1 R. w, 'Qs 1 I 7 A 9 3 ! 7 I 7 7 Y EDWIN WASINGER, Scott City, Ks., Ten- niss 35 N. R. A. 3, 45 C. A. P. 3, 4, Swim- ming 4. WILLIAM PATZELL, Manhattan, Ks., Crack Platoon 3, 4g Operetta 43 Debate 2, Forensics 3, 4. 'T - -4 ' I':'i2'F f 'ff' 'H ' i ' ' ,. ' ' W '. if 'a'Vr iv -:nur-fx'v. y:-1.f'.3'3'!gT: 'Ffr,1.'fmg3'xf'r3XA'?'i??,,A' ,S ?f:gW':'5:Y MfcTf-, F' gh., My,-,-+ , . -- 4 ' ar sf- f , Q . ,g,gfg.' r.-,,,i.,3.-.was 3-.. was 1 . Q. -:Ti et, 5. 7 3 . 'Hs A - yi v -vqvf.-!',9gfn.,i'1'gF 2' -.-f :xii-glgkih gd'- .,.1 is. EL.. f ...nm . 4 ..3.siSgLe. ' Wes? L4 85 WE BUILD MEN A 4.'-1- 1. ,a- mv-vw,-,'-wE,xf:,-vip 411,-:21-.Z-,Q 2.-xr 4503-lg-v --wha-1 -N. Q:c',: Y-.-,.f,,2 -.-.-tw,-W.,--vid, .-qi .rv SA,f..-JA..-A aj-fag A4-4 AMP. .. -.- V W .pvc -,,...- f,.f-,.:a.- 3 . .g.A..f' V, . 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A -nr' .. .ma .. ...- J -5.4. ' A va.-.. .. ,arQE5iQ2. !. . -- ' 'W' iid? ,fp ,f S., 5:4 Y-fi S' Z' . XX K 'ifigfbx . 1 f t' 5-.sf ... 6 ' Fx xji 62.3 l l JAMES DREILING, Hays, Ks., Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Glee Club 4. ALLEN WERTH, Hays, Ks., Intramural Basketball 4 5 Crack Platoon 4. CONRAD SCHROEDER, Colby, Ks., Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 2, 33 Track 15 Crack Platoon 2, 4, Rifle Team 3, 43 N. R. A. 2, 3. JAMES GROSS, Munjor, Ks., Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Basketball 2, 3g'N. R. A. 2, 35 Rifle Team 4. Graduates FQ! ill. 59' fi' lk gala' -gplj,-422-qv: ' , p .ff . Vi v . , - 4- .V Ut. , ggmfu .. T : U , ,, V s f. ff, .Ny ,,,?.,.?,',, I lf. .. ,n n .. 4. . in . 17 E594 . W' Q Qfifilsfih Ji .- 2 -42? -53 5' . ' - ' A -5? Q 31- .--' -, -JN . 314 S '- 'Y-ff wlffsg-.f3 i'fL...i 4 -4522: f ' 'Q 1 ' A, - . i T'if 1' A,. 'i. ' Viv 2, f l , 'ff 'f'- IF... E 'ff' ' 1165555-5' .31- 'S -Izlvf, -Q6-f -., QQ i?2ffwsv6:?.'?Q-,: fvl95.'zp.ssfsa'Q1+fs. f- -- . -.s . ff' -rc mf-. 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L25 . p l.. .. 5:3399 N J., wb.Q.:. :aw '1-M-, ' ' ' ' '3i'0x':4 253'f'1f v',-TZ' --Eg. .- ll- '- ' ' 5' 3 .f 'Q' 4 . 4 '. . . - l'ErZf'7flrgl '4 'S J 'S- 'T 1.-- .cs x . Q. Jim ..-.1 ., ,a 'gfgia ,psa- ff' Lys 1 Q :U 1 , fiv :cl :U W , . 2 .'l', N l Xiu'-.f Z' CHARLES MCAFEE, Hays, Ks., Football 1, Track 13 N. R. A. 1, 2. ROBERT FRANK, I-lays, Ks., Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3. CECIL SCHUMACHER, Hays, Ks., Foot- ball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track '1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 33 N. R. A. 2. DONALD SCHENK, Olmitz, Ks., N. R. A. 23 Glee Club 25 C. A. P. 33 Ping Pong 43 Bowling 4. Graduates if-.. is 1 ?: E -:Q ex Q- .5 fa my .. try., IT ' 1f ' N! f' 'J-ff THOMAS YOUNGER, Hays, Ks., Football 1, 2, 49 Basketball 13 Boxing 3, 4. NORMAN KARLIN, Hays, KS. I HENRY GRONAU, Newton, Ks., crack Platoon 3, 45 N. R. A. 1, 2, 35 Rifle Team 45 Boxing 4, Tennis 3, Supply 3 Sgt. 2, 3. ggi?-5 PETER BILLINGER, Hays, Ks., Football 3g,Basketba11 35 Band 3. 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M'5'?'Pf,sf. 1 'Hifi' :? 5 Z. 2f 57f'ffL i'4513'22i'f1-f 17 -''f ff 'f'ifzi3:'?.'i-1 '-:?'1'f'i2 1'1 -' 5-'+T'P :riff:a' 52-' '1:?1'!1-WL? 91 LT f fe-:Q vw 'fm'-f1f.:1ffx Ifffwffm -.faflwga w?f4?J++'i4T'?Q: :fail .Z9:gzmv.:,F1rz?5f.E szqsffirfzw? Ama IRM , q '! irl A ' HVTFWTYLM4 , - LEO WELLBROCK, Hays, Ks., Crack Pla- toon 4. 'A PAUL BISSING, Hays, Ks., Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Bugle Corps 35 N. R. . A. 3. f 5 13:5 DONALD BISSING, Hays, Ks., Basketball X 'Q E' .L ,W ..-.2 - 2, 43 Apologetics 33 Band 1, 2, 35 N. R. A. 1. NORMAN J. RUDER, Hays, Ks., N. R. A. 1, 23 Camera Club 3g Yearbook 43 Glee Club 1,4 2, 33 C. A. P. 3: Journal 45 Op- peretta 35 Decorating committee 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4. Graduates aww- . J'Q.b,i-ff si., 124.3 - ig. :Q ff-Qi.. '- 5, .11 , V I ,. . I ,fzyfgs .. s ', ,Q-'k?l4 f . H ' agus, T35 . .,w9'2C Sify'-s'2,A ' '. git ' 'mf 2 . 'fwlca-. ' q-5 43' 2 .. 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A highlight of the gradua- tion ceremony is the decora- tion of cadets for outstand- ing work during the year. Shown on this page are the 1952 award winners as they received the final parade and review. Left to right: Herbert Hutchison, best cadet officer, first place MS- II rifle matchg John Younger, sec- ond place MS-II rifle matchg Ar- thur Downey, neatest cadetg Louis Wellbrock, second place MS-I rifle match: Edwin Wasinger, Best Ca- det N.C.O.g Duane Ruder, second place MT-II rifle matchg Gerald Vitztum, best bandsmang Adrian Streit, second place MT-I rifle match. Award winners, Ccont.J: left to right: Jack Lutz, first place, rifle team, Linus Leiker, second. place, rifle teamg Thomas Frank, third place MS-II rifle matchg Vernon Wasinger, third place, rifle teamg Ralph Cummings, third place MS-I rifle match: Herbert Pfeifer, first place MT-II rifle matchg Mark Ryan fpartially hidden by Pfeiferl, third place MT-II rifle match: Albert Schenk, first place MT-I rifle matchg Richard Grabbe Chidden behind Schenkj, third place MT-I rifle matchg Sylvester Leiker, first place MS-I rifle match. eff J .if-. . --F U is 3 JE. 4122 ' I' ': V 11 vw Sew Q , .5 , Jvg .' - 1 . 1 nw- 1 ' -8-A ' . 1 in .U 1 . - '. , 1-.l '04--'M .. . . 3'lQ'i5fa'253?,' wxsf-it 1: - -. 35-ty . of . LQAMG W,- Col.. Herbert Hutchison, battalion commander, was awarded the R.O.T.C. medal, The winner is selected by the faculty for out- standing leadership, ability, and scholarship.. Smiles and Honor ff' I l The winners of the forensic meets: left to right, Urban Hitschmann, state and regional first place rating, dramatic reading, William Patzell, regional first place rating, standard orationg Ralph Cummings, state and regional first place rating, humorous readingg Richard Rohl, regional first place ra- ting, standard oration. Below: The Parisian Cafe, where refreshments were served during the graduation ball. is A 'I wi .. 0 ff is ' Q I ggzg, -ef . N 1- 4- I -1, .' . . l,e3A,3sf,gfri,gg3,- , K ' ' ,'1.1f 1, 5 -g.,,.,x,,, L. Zigi Lx ' j .gb '--',f.,.-2 4' ' 7.-fi 1' 'J- . L 2 2 Qfffqf gym V ' 2552- 9 !5'fvTf 51-if I IV? .'57ffi5' fi' 'Q hung 21 wju ' - A 'IL ki!! Iig Q uv Q W., yn swarm 151. HV 'H+ 8,1-QFVWU . ' , ..?.-Q'-11,0-i J7M'7 +1 'W i my 'uw 1' r Nw Y- 7' , f W, i . ., 1 , -'wmv' nw Z p, i I- P' f F P .gn . 'my N, A 0 .1 f 3 g -+ -Q .,3 ,, Vg' V 1 ' Z' W 5' 'lj . , fp. 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