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

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Front Row. Left to Right: Rrungardt. Porter. Derg. Howard. L. P.rcnnan. T. Daly. I. Ryan. T. Ilrcnnan. Wrohlcski. Second Row: Tullv, Ilyland. J. Sweeney. I’oos. Capt. Normilc. Muclhaupt. Munding. I'. Smith, T. Murphy, Baucrlcin. , Third Rotv: Coach O'Rourke. Klders. Gregory. McNary. J. C.rcve. McFarland. ramvr. Scidl. Cooney. Fourth Row: Chester. Pope. K. Hayes. Cornish. Hickey, F. Hughes, Raymond. football Schedule St. Mary’s Opponents October T—University of Wichita at Home............... 0 15 October 14—McPherson at McPherson..................... 3 2 October 21—Hays at Home............................. !i 13 October 29—Ottawa University at Ottawa................ 0 13 November 12—Washburn at Home................................. 10 Home-Coming Day November 19—Bethel at Home............................20 0 St. Mary’s Day November 25—Kansas Wesleyan at Salina................. 0 13 One Hundred Thirty-ninc

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First Row. Left to Right: Cicorgc. Welsh. Ilcllinra. Curtin. Titus. Roclicl. Fox. Second Row: WornN, Itarno, IJuek. Schilling, Capt. ZacCagnini, McMindcs, Averill. X. Hayes, DeMars. Third Row: J. Ryan, Kroeck. Ekstroin, Coles, Dalton, R. Piclsticker, SlcKcever, Coach Carroll. Ificjb School Tootball rp A HEX Mr. Meyer and Coach Carroll issued the call for high school football squad candidates, they were swamped with material, a fact indicative of the interest shown. The I’reps got away to a flying start when they trounced Highland Park of Topeka, 44-0. The game was all Irish from the very beginning and the locals had no difficulty at all. In the second game, the Carrollmen dropped the powerful College Frosh squad, 6-0. Hill Pope’s St. Mary’s Stars, from the village, numbering among them some of the best men in the leagues, took a beating as the Preps hung up their third win of the short season. The score was 20-6, but in no way does it tell the story of the High School’s supremacy. The final game of the High School schedule was the Thanksgiving day tilt with Topeka Catholic. Club. Since it was the main attraction here, as the varsity was away, the Little Irish proceeded to make the most of the day. At first they showed signs of stage fright and let the Capital City team get the lead when they scored on the first play. But the locals settled down to football after that and turned it into a 20-6 victory and a clean slate for the season. The success of the High School season is due in no small measure to the untiring efforts of Mr. T. Meyer. S. J„ and Prof. Carroll, coaches of the team. The co-operation between coaches and players was all that could be desired and aided greatly in writing into the history of the St. Mary’s High School another successful football season. One Hundred Forty-one