St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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THE STAR EDWIN SEEREITER USAILOR' Assistant Manager Baseball '27 Sailor is our geometry whiz, who enjoys writing a thousand word composition. He says it is writing practice besides English improvement. We wonder how he ever passed Regents' spelling. Great barkers are no bitersf' RICHARD STEFFAN DICK Two-letter-man Dick is a golf bug and debater, who is always heard in an argument. Argument seldom convinces anyone contrary to his inclinations. EDWARD WALTER MIDGET Class Basketball '26 Midget is the kid with IT. He is always full of fun even if he is only a half-pint. Virtue is the only true nobility. ERNEST WALTER E'RNIE Ernie has the complexion of a real Arab. All he needs is a hobby horse and a lot of sand to put John Gilbert out of business. However, Beauty is only skin deep. HENRY WALTERS MHENR.-X' Library Contest Captain of 3B He is our walking encyclopedia. Henra answers all questions and gives all kinds of advice which he never heeds himself. Brevity is the soul of wit. CLIFFORD WESTERMIEIER SKII PY Skippy is a magician, musician, artist, and author. He is the Lord's substitute for Valentino and Houdini. The perfection of art is to conceal art. NEMEC SCHNEGGENBURGER, '28. l ' ! CHEMISTRY LABORATORV lfifly

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THE STAR CLASS BIOGRAPHY JOHN BOYLE HAYSEED Football '26 Herefs a cheerful, ambitious farmer boy from Eden Corners, who is very much awakened by the time he reaches school every day in his Fierce Error. Be what you seem to be. Looks are often deceiving. WILLIAM CARROLL Q PEE WEE The bright from the front believes in the adage, Speak only when you are spoken to. He makes no friends who never made a foe. JOHN COLLINS SI-IIEKY Class Basketball, '26 This jovial, handsome boy from the sticks, certainly can dance, AND HOW! ! - He's the last word! Don't always trust to appearances. FRANK CONDON FINKY Class Basketball '25, '26 Baseball '27 He is a hard worker from Huy1er's, knows all the tricks of soda slinging. Finky is very popular with the students. The early bird catches the worm, but Better late than never. DONALD JUNKER DON Don is another puzzle from Ohio, and an incessant toiler. We know of his presence only when we see him. Ulncessant labor conquers all things. DANTE LO BUE DINTY Class Basketball '25. '26 This typical example of a flaming youth, comes from the toughest part of town. Never speak unless you have something to say. JOSEPH LUX BABE RUTH Basketball '25, '26, Captain '25, '26 Football '24, '25, '26 Baseball '23, '24, '25, '26 This nineletter-man is an all around athlete. He isn't so dead even if he is an undertaker. He who fights and runs away may live to fight another day. WILLIAM McMAHON SCOTCH Class Basketball '25, '26 Baseball '25, '26, '27 He doesn't wear rubber heels because they GIVE. However, this West Point Cadet is a good sport. Charity begins at home. Buying is cheaper than ask1ng. ANDREW NEMEC , ANDY Class Basketball '25, '26 Baseball '27 He has a line that would make any fish bite. He expects to be another Ty Cobb some day. What you do yourself is well done. PASCAL PAPPALARDO PATSY Probably the reason that he is always ahead is that he came from the Front. Soon he will surpass Michael Angelo if he keeps to his drawing. Old foxes are hard to catch. ' I ' THOMAS SANDACZ ARMY This veteran has a great chest for medals. He picks off marks like a sharp-shooter. Never too late to learn. LOUIS SCHNEGGENBURGER GILE'TTE Class Basketball '25, '26 He is our library boy and he boasts of the longest name in the school. The nite-life's got you Louie, no more medals for a while. He labors in vain who tries to please everybody. Fifty Bight

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