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

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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

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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

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