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

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Tvnf Nrv viqjfc THIRD ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC Top Row: I-cft to right—J. Cosgrove. C. Maguire. J. Gibbons. W. Gosselin. T. Brennan, W. Levick. W. Brungardt, J. Ross, H. O'Dowd. E. Cresap. J. Waddell. L. Downey. L. Grille)', L. McManus. Bottom Row: C. Fennell. P. Sada. J. Blackburn, F. L. Smith. A. Guflcr, II. Happy, L. Neville. I-co Gleason, P. Walker. W. Ryan, C. Burke. HIGH SCHOOL

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HIGH SCHOOL [J - E « X ' » n r ; THIRD HIGH B The Class of Third High B, consisting of twenty-five members, is one of the most loyal supporters of the college. Under the presidency of Bill Wade, we have made this year an exceptional one. Our quota has been over-subscribed, and we arc leading the other classes in the drive in behalf of the Endowment Campaign. Three of the four elocutionists in Grade III were selected from our number. We can boast of an ample percentage of honor men. Although our basketball team did not win the pennant, they made a relatively splendid showing. As this article goes to press, our baseball nine has just begun the season. We expect great things of it. Under the competent supervision of our professors, to whom we are greatly indebted, we feel certain that our class ranks as high as any other. The personnel is as follows: CONNELLY: Alias “Curly and “Jew”; a breeze from the windy city. DOWLING: Otherwise known as “Puggy, a new acquisition from St. Louis; our class catcher and mission representative. ELDERS: Who says “There’s no place like St. Joe.” FOOTE: “Pete,” our class secretary, and a photographer of queer people. GRAF: A boy from the village. GROSS: Dibby”; a cake eater. HOY: “Andy”; the elocution medal winner. JONES: Alias “Cowboy” and “Hermit”; our class poet. MeGARGILL: “Spoofy”; our artist and a pool shark. McNAMAR: Otherwise known as “Mac,” “Harold.” Nothing else. MILLER: “Lee”; a Kansas Sunflower. MUELLER: “Lou”; a radio fan. NEWTON: Alias “Chick”; class treasurer and a great pianist. O’CONNOR: “Ed”; our baseball captain. O’LEARY: Otherwise known as “Von.” “You’ve got the old St. Mary’s Spirit.” PORTER: “Johnny,” “Peter”; the prodigal son. PORTUONDO: Alias “Pottsy”; a chime from Belleville. VERSCHELDEN: Otherwise known as “Husky”; another boy from the village. WADE: “Bill”; class president and basketball captain. WADE: Alias “Tick”; classic scholar and elocutionist. WEBSTER: Otherwise known as “Jerry”; a Heinie Groh to be. WELSH : Alvin ; a home-town elocutionist. WERNER: “Bob”; our silent partner. He looks honest. YEATS: Alias “Bully,” who still believes in Santa Claus. YOKSH : Otherwise known as “Jokes.” Every day in every way I’m getting better and better.” DIAL ANNUAL Sixty-Nine

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HIGH SCHOOL THIRD ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC Again, the Class of Twenty-Four draws nearer its goal; one more big step and the end will be reached. This year has again seen our class a leader in both intellectual and physical contests; the laurels of victory have often crowned our efforts in studies; the palm of the champions, we have obtained in athletics. We always had our worthy representatives i;i every contest, tireless workers, firmly determined to win the honors for the sake of the class. Throughout the entire school year, we have felt proud of our gifted teachers, of one another, of our class athletic teams; but we have been proudest of our fraternal class spirit, that frank and sympathetic sentiment which we have felt toward one another, that old spirit which leads us to this conclusion: Classes may come and classes may go, but none will ever feel so justly proud of its teachers, of its members and of its spirit as the good old Class of Twenty-Four. . THE CLASS BLACKBURN: “Sunny Jim, bat juggler. BOURKE: Slow and Easy. BRASS: Silas Marner. BRENNAN: Beau Brummcl. BRUNGARDT: Saint Nick. CRESAP: “Hurricane Ed. DOWNEY: “Freckles. FENNELL: “Casey. GIBBONS: Hoppe, the ivory pusher. GLEASON: “I . K. K. (Kingsley Kansas Kid.) GOSSELIN : Rough and Ready. GRILLEY: Oklahoma Larry. GUFLER: Monte. HAPPY: Handsome Her by. LEV'ICK: Hot-water John. MAGUIRE: Dictionary Diet. McMANUS: Saxophobia Mac. NEVILLE: Cyclone. O’DOWD: Kitten on the Keys.” RANNEAU: Military Mildy. ROSS: Double-action Jim. RITTGERS: Prince Albert. RYAN: Make hay while the sun shines. SADA: Rio Grande Kid. SCHULER: Cookie-pusher Johnny.” SEITZ: Class Demosthenes. SMITH: Precarious Freddy. TRIPE: Ncvcr-slip.” WADDELL: Fresh-air Red. WALKER: Gridiron Bull-dog. ! DIAL ANNUAL Seventy-One