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

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Student llI'S6S The school of nursing more than doubled its roster the past year, 25 young ladies now being' enrolled. The science classes are still being held at the academy during the first semes- ter. THE BIOLOGY LABORATORY was the scene of much of thc student nurses labor. . W . wer ' g Q if Q W 'Q 5 1 4. THE STUDENT NURSE GLEE CLUB, which was often called on to offer the 'best in entertainment for socials in this area was composed of Qtop row, l. to r.J, Roselyn Roth, Verlcnc Engel, Alice Cordell, Gladys Lock, Eileen Heim, Wilma Korbe, Elaine Peterka, Wilma Schmidt. 2nd row, Elizabeth Leiker, Charlotte Nemechek, Charlene Munk, Lil- Q fl El Q, I f- A lian Sander, lLuci1le Tholen, Mary Alice Brungardt, Patricia Deen. Front row, Bernice Boeger, 'Maida Hoff, Charlene Dreiling, Elaine Rathbun, Wilma Schafer, Helen Toepfer, Cecilia Brungardt, Carol Porter, and Berniece Giebler, ac- companist. .. 1 :. CAPPING CEREMONY of the second year class of the nurses are holding the candles. dent Nurses, which took place in January. The newly capped 45

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Forensics and Dramatics BRUCE ROLFE and JAMES HARVANEK pu-t on the skit: And the Car Stopped for the PTA. THE FORENSICS TEAM fl. to r.j, Richard Robl, standard oration, Pat McCarthy, impromptu and extempore speaking, Jude Werth, dramatic speak- ing, John McGivern, dramatic speaking, Victor Van Hee, standard oration, Tom Depperschmidt, im- promptu and extempore speaking. Sitting, l. to r., James Dalton and Howard Spies, humorous read- ings. 1 9 sa gi DONALD DREES, freshman, portrays the Negro preacher in the monologue: Ship of Faith, given before the PTA. Father Brice, instructor in freshman English, has produced some notable plays and skits. . We 1 X- f-....,, ,If f' , ORATORICAL WINNERS were fl. to r.J Richard Robl, silver medal for third place in the diocesan finals ai Be- loit, and Donald Keenan, second place gold medal, dio- cesan finals. .,-J km fn.. THE DEBATE TEAM fl. to rg, Harold Kunzelmann, Jude Werth, Rich- APOLOGETICS WINNERS for the contests in Octglber ard Robl, and Pat McCarthy. were fl. to r.J Harold Kunzelmann, certificate for par- ticipation in regional at Leoville, Kans., and Thomas Dep- perschmidt, second place gold medal, diocesan final at Hays. 44

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'L 1' E rikku' - '4 fi ' x X TI A 13 This is much more fun than searching for lost planes. l l 4 MEMBERS OF THE CIVIL AIR PATROL were: llst row, 1. to r.Q, Anthony Burgardt, Arthur Evans, Ken- leth Leiker, and Clarence Urie. 2nd row: Terrence Mullins, Sylvester Leiker, Richard Odette, Ernest Horinek, Adrian Streit, Daniel lShamberger. 3rd row: Bill Nunn, Jude VVerth, Fred Hickert. 4th row: Victor Van Hee, Dean Helfer, Charlie Dreiling, Louis Hick- 46 ert, Lawrence lSchueler. 5th row: James Dalton, Albert Nunn, James Richmeier. 6th row: Gregory Quichicho, Hugh Logue, Gerald Richmeier, Merlyn Leiker, John Godfrey, John Tasset, Dale Walsh, Arthur Winters, Eugene Sramek, Richard Robl, and Louis Dunn, squad- ron commander.