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

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HIGH SCHOOL V - ' ■ - r 1 ■ FIRST HIGH B With but few exceptions, one returning home and three electing the English Course, our class has retained its personnel throughout the year. Practically all are members of the Junior Sodality and the Junior Acolythical. Teachers: Father C. J. Scott in Latin, Eng- lish, History and Religion; Prof. J. J. McCaffrey, A. B., in Mathematics. BERSCHEIDT, MELVIN N.: Dimples”; Class-Shrine; knows more about stamps than Santa does about chimneys. Gimme somethin' to cat!” CORDELL, JOSEPH N.: The Sheik ; Student-Faculty Board; Class President 2nd Sent.; Kamcra Klub; ambition to be a banker to be able to pay his debts. CORNS, MARSHALL C.: Missions; Band; Class Victrola; How did he ever keep the retreat? Has form” in studies and athletics. DOUGHERTY, PHILIP J.: Our ten-o'clock scholar! Slow-foot; quiet but deep. Said to have run three waiters to death! GERST, BEN J.: No, B. G. doesn't stand for blue grass! Yes, it does. Class Treasurer because he cannot run fast! Have you ALL seen Tarp?” HALL, LOU: Oswald. Have you got otic??? Refused a second term as Class Secretary on the ground that the duties were too onerous! HILLENBRAND, GEO. B.: Kamera Klub. Class Shrine. Favorite pastime getting his hair cut. Has our thanks for his attention to the Class Shrine. KANE, THOS. J.: Rusty. Class President 2nd Semester. Elocution medal. “Hey, sit down!” LEDGER, THOS. L.: Kamera Klub. Lord High Excmplificr of the Donkey-bite! Class Poet; every class has at least ONE. McDANIEL, WILLIAM S.: Skeezicks.” Klass Klown. The human tooth-pick. Re- nowned author of Phoolish Phacts. Living ad” for Anti-fat. MORSE, JOHN DAY: The quietest boy in the room. MOTHERWAY, ALOYSIUS: The boy with the henna hair! Specialty, making fudge. O'DONNELL, CECIL: Orchestra. Old King Tut! Favorite study is Catechism, which we have but twice a week. Favorite pastime—snoozing. PROUST, JOHN F.: Orchestra. The Old Spark Plug! Clumsy Claude! Reported to have stepped the hundred in one hour flat. Our Curly Sheik. SCALISE, ALBERT J.: Kamera Klub. He and C. J. Caesar used to pal around together. A little man who packs a wicked left. SCHILLING, SYLVESTER: Ring Lardner's only living rival for English as she is writ. SCHULTEN, T. TARPY: Tawp.” Well, Oh, I dunno!” My old Kentucky Home. SINGER, WILLIAM A.: Class President 1st Semester. Kamera Klub. Lucky; won three boxes of candy and—THE ROAST PIG! Fat.” SMITH, JOHN R.: Still believes in Santa Claus. Kamcra Klub. Jack, Jimmy, Junior-lie answers to all three. SMITH, JOHN T.: Every day. in every way.” Says they had to discontinue curfew in Sioux City because it woke the folks up! (Cf. Dougherty.) WHEELER, BRED K.: Our Little Sheiky. Cake-eater in every sense of the word. DIAL ANYMUAL X V i Eighly-One

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FIRST HIGH B Top Row: Reading left to right—Cecil O'Donnell. Sylvester Schilling. Fred Wheeler, Edward Duane, Albert Scalise. Middle Row: Reading left to right—Joseph Cordell. Ben Gerst. Aloysius Motherway, Marshall Corns. 'Ihomas Ledger. William McDaniel. John T. Smith. Lou Hall. Tarpy Schulten. William Singer. Philip Dougherty. Bottom Row: Reading left to right—John Probst. Melvin Berschcidt, John R. Smith. George Hillcnbrand, Thomas Kane, J. Day Morse. HIGH SCHOOL

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n qLDIATANyMUAi First English Top Row: I-Co Schorn. David Crowley, Julio Villareal, Federico Videgardy, Louis McMullen, Thomas Baker, Joseph Zambrano, William Kirkparick. William Twohey, John Harrington. Conrad Kleisen. Bottom Row: Walter Barr, Francis Gebhart, Harold I-aswcll, Mr. Jno. F. Ryan, Theodore Karcher, Pablo Salas, Henry Mccs. HIGH SCHOOL