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

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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

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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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LA l” N I UAI SECOND HIGH ENGLISH Top Row: R. Amhold, E. Stohr. Fcibig, G. Dirk son. I . Miller. W. Kennedy. Middle Row: P. Bnmgardt. L. Villareal, C. Malcv, Caxiola, W. Knopp, Gartland, T. O'Rourke. C. Dial. Professor Conway Bottom Row: G. Carroll. Abbott. I . Hartnett, A. Etchen, E. Happy, H. Russell.