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

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First Row. I.eft to Right: Is. Guzman. Cueva, Lozano. J. itarragan. E. Harragan. I . Gonzalez. Delgado. Second Row !•'. Longsdon, Keating, G. Guzmar, Tclwrati. C. Martinez. A. Gnr.zale . Tirst Hfi b Cn lisb 0( )KIXG back over the days that we have sj ent in St. Mary’s we wonder how so many things could have happened in such a short space of time. We go back to the first days in September, when everybody was unpacking, making new acquaintances, and wondering who his teachers would be. By the end of the first week we were able to find tmt everything. We were “onto the ropes.” We found that Prof. McGinley had been assigned to us as our English teacher, while Mr. Fitzgerald. S.J., was to be our Algebra teacher. We think that our class should be ranked first in the accomplishment of work during the past year. When it started in September, it was partially composed of boys from Mexico, who had never spoken a word of English. In spite of such handicaps the entire class has not only become more proficient in the English language, but has been able to keep up with the first year classes in English. Algebra, and kindred subjects. We can boast of several boys in our class who have made above ninety in all their subjects while others have a general average well over eighty-five. Many of them, too, did not speak a word of English when they first enrolled. The whole class thanks Prof. McGinley and Mr. Fitzgerald. S.J.. for their hard work in trying to put us where we are now. Certainly next year we will lead the second year classes as we have led the first. ’nge Ninety

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