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

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ivni wv VIa SECOND HIGH, DIVISION B Top Row: Left to right—Francis A. Smola, Henry Stoltmari, Rotten R. Duff. Philip Sheehv. Francis Howard, Victor Lewis, George Smith. Middle Row: Morgan Healy. Daniel Austin. John Bryant. Charles Hayden. Donald McGargill. Francis Hyland, William Kane. Joseph Nadeau, Edgar Miller, Janies Hardy, Joseph McGrath. Seated: Gerald Morrisey. Hugo Heilman. Hugh Rodman. John Adler. George Sturm. Justin Hoy. HIGH SCHOOL

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HIGH SCHOOL V v v 'a SECOND HIGH A Second High A is recognized as one of the most active classes in the High School Department. Its number of frequent communicants is large; it has a sharp rivalry for class honors; its baseball team was near the lop of the division. The class quota for the Endowment Fund was heavily subscribed for by Second A. Among its many activities during the year was an elaborate mock trial, carried out in fullness of detail. Early in the year Father Kroeger. S. J., became seriously ill. His place was later sup plied by Mr. Reardon, S. J., who with Professors Conway and MacCaffrcy piloted the class until June. The personnel of the class is as follows: BERG; Not as cold as his name. Secretary and Treasurer of the class. BURTSCHI: “Julius, always wondering •‘why.’' • ECK: Our cornet player. One of the Nurse’s best customers. FLANIGAN: Our envoy to Topeka. GILLIN: Fresh from Omaha; insists that he doesn’t take a good picture. GEIGER: The future Joyce Kilmer.” Poet Laureate of the class. GREGORY: Greg, just as cute as can be; black hair and everything. Vice-President of the class. GRIESEMER: Our contribution to the High School basketball team. KELL1HER: Blushing and bashful. Puts the burden of proof on the professor. KEENAN: The last of the cowboys. LUDWIG: Usually comes off second best in debates with the Profs. MeGURREN : One of our musicians. Yes, Charles, there is a Santa Claus. MULLIGAN: Has an air of perpetual surprise. 1 Hails from Emmett, Kansas. NEFF: Means business. Accused of charging the newcomers pew rent. O’NEIL: Strong on erudition. Wishes to know if Caesar had a nick name. O’CONNOR: Baseball captain of the class team. Judge in the mock trial. OSTDIEK: Quiet but efficient, like all high-powered machines. MAHONEY: Likes to talk of things in general. PIELSTICKER: Class leader and musician. Can get very high notes. SACK: A representative of St. Marys who drops in occasionally. RESER: Easy to please. Always wondering what comes next. RINELLA: Always looking for something to smile at. SMI 1 11 : 11 is secretary attends to such a minor detail as class-work. SOMERV ILLE: Class president and a good athlete. WRIGH'I : Keen hut generous. Writes the longest compositions. DELISLE: Tries hard to Ik serious but his French nature forbids. WRAPE: Long, lean and likable. Likes to see DeLislc on the rack. MASON: Likes everything but to answer questions. CONNABLE: Nero, a quiet boy from Keokuk. DIAL ANAIUAL U x ■ l a a K F - Seventy-Three

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 ; H ’ HIGH SCHOOL SECOND HIGH, DIVISION B Class Roster JOHN WILLIAM ADLER: “Brave Jack Chiddy,” the-nett gentleman from Tennessee Passionately fond of Civics and onions. DANIEL PATRICK AUSTIN: “Danny.” If brains were lead Dan wouldn’t be a boy (buoy). JOHN JOSEPH BRYANT: “Handsome John” or “Sheik.” Class King and Vice-President. A second Euclid. RODEN ROBINSON DUFF:- The young sawbones from; Chicago. Perpetrates on the saxophone, yet not devoid of feeling. JAMES FRANCIS CULLEN HARDY of Kansas City. Md.? “Flopcars.” “All right, Mor-riscy, you just wait.” • A credit to his home town. CHARLES SIMEON HAYDEN: Cicero’Junior, in name and reality. “That’s all right, Charlie. Kentucky’s a good state. MORGAN THOMAS HEALY: “Empty. “Now, jn Chicago—” Lost, since he lost his doggie. HUGO HELLMAN: “Tex.” His name is Hugo, but you may call him Tex. Our Chubby acquisition from Muenster, Texas. JUSTIN EUGENE HOY: “Jus,” Geometry shark and instructor in Elocution; very vi- cio.us—just look at him. FRANCIS PATRICK HOWARD: - “Chick.” “Gangway, Jackrabbits, Chick’s taking a walk.” FRANCIS LORING IIYLAND’: “Cucball,” our absent efficiency expert. His motto: “Time’s money.” WILLIAM JOHN KANE: “Strawberry.” “Lives there a man with hair so red?” Also from Chicago. JOSEPH VICTOR LEWI'S: “Vic.” Baseball player dc luxe. Going to write an ode to “dear old Pythagoras.” JOSEPH WILLIAM McGRATH: “Grandpa, “Oh, Phil.” About as mean as ever. Sheeba’s closest rival. DONALD LOUIS McGARGILL: “Don’t.” “You ain’t gonna put nothing over on me.” From Imogcnc, la. Squaring the circle his favorite pastime. EDGAR JOSEPH MILLER:- “Ed.” Very hot-tempered, but in the main harmless. A St. Marys star. GERALD FRANCIS MORRISEY: “Jerry. “Come on, Hardy, grow up.” Author of “Caesar’s Gallic War Done Up in Blank Verse.” Good things, he says, come in small packages. JOSEPH ERVIN NADEAU: • “Joe: Too good-natured for this world. A pitcher of note. HUGH BURGESS RODMAN: “Babe. To be sure, from old Kentuck. JOHN PHILIP SHEEHY: “Sheeba,” Class Queen and President. His grandsirc drew a good bow at Hastings (Neb.). GEORGE HAGAN SMITH: “Gcg.” An athlete of some repute. The last of our handsome davdogs. FRANK ALLEN SMOLA: “Big-hearted Frank.” Our Treasurer. One hundred per cent for the class. He has no man’s dollar. Editor-in-chief Kamera Kraft. HENRY STOLT.MAN: “Bud.” I hear you calling me.” Fresh from St. Louis, Mo. GEORGE NICHOLAS STURM: “Stumpy” for short. “Oh, yes, mail bruddern. United States is in Oklahoma.” Gold Medal Elocutionist of ’2.3. rTfmaqci: ■ 5 DIAL ANAJUAL i U X M V u rt X X X r Seventy-Five