St Marys College - Dial Yearbook (St Marys, KS)

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I BISHOP WARP RT. REV. JOHN WARD, D.D. RT. REV. THOMAS F. LILLIS, D.D. RT. REV. C. E. BYRNE, D.D. RT. REV. FRANCIS J. TIEF, D.D. RT. REV. AUGUSTIN J. SCHWERTNER, D.D DIAL ANNUAL MEMBERS OF THE HIERARCHY ACTIVE IN THE ST. MARY’S DIAMOND JUBILEE ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN One Hundred Fifty-Nine

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ALUMNI « IS V r During the last year St. Mary’s has established an enviable record in a spir-tual line. Eight of last year’s students have entered seminaries to prepare for the priesthood. Daniel Carmody, Soph.; Pat O’Connell. Fresh.; Frank Loesch, Fresh.; Floyd Brey, Acad.; Marion Ganey, Acad., and Ed Moynihan, Acad., went to the Jesuit Novitiate at Florissant, Mo. Donald Gregory, Acad., and Nicholas Schneider, Fresh., have entered St. Thomas Seminary at St. Paul, Minn. An effort has been made recently to determine who is the oldest living Alumnus of St. Mary’s. After careful inquiry we find that Mr. William H. True holds this honor. Mr. True, a resident of the town of St. Mary’s, entered the school in 1860. This was before the charter was granted to the College in 1869. Mr. O’Neill is the second oldest alumnus. 1 le entered St. Mary’s in the sixties and was here until 1874. Pictures of these two “old boys” of the College will l e found in this section. On November 9th last occurred a sad accident that took from us one of our most beloved Alumni. Rev. Father McNeive, pastor of the town of St. Mary’s, and Brother Win. Ryan were killed in a railway accident while on their way to Topeka. ■ X X X r MR. WM. TRUE, 1860. MR. ALBERT A. O’NEIL, 1868. Oldest Known Living Alumni. DIAL ANAIUAL £ ■ One Hundred Fifty.Eight

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 JOHN l . SWEENEY JAMES MALONE JOHN P. SWEENEY T. P. DOWNS R. G. ERBACHER MATTHEW H. CARPENTER GEORGE L. DYER JOHN W. FOYLE VERY REV. FRANCIS M. ORR, V.G., LL.D. DIAL. ANNUAL One Hundred Sixty