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

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Sociality; Acolytliical: Philalcthic; League Baseball. I’as kctball, Football. GWKN'DOUX BRUNGARDT Gorham. Kansas Sodality; Track: Varsity Football and Baseball; Basket ball Squad; S. M. Club. GEORGE K. BALLARD Fort Smith. Arkansas Bal League Baseball, Basketball. Football; Philalcthic; Acolyth ical; Sodality. BERNARD T. DRUMMOND E. St. Louis. Mo. Bern ir League Football. Basketball; Sodality; Freshman Philalc thic. PAUL X. COONEY Topeka. Kansas Buss Sodality; Varsity Football. Basketball. Baseball; S. M. Club; Tournament Committee; Acolytliical; Philalcthic. Sodality; Band; Orchestra; i’hilalethic; Track Squad Varsity Football: Dial Annual; League Baseball. Chicago. Illinois Sodality '2 ;. '27; Acolytliical '2 . ’27; First Honors; Second Honors; League Football '26; League Basketball '27; League Baseball 27. EDWIN DEMPSEY Page Sixty-four

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SMITH MORRISEY JrYesfyman (Hass GEORGE SMITH Stark, Kansas “Get Sodality; Acolythical; Three Honor Ribbons; League Football; Class Vice-President; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Tournament Committee. GERALD MORRISEY Topeka, Kansas Jerry Sodality; Acolythical; Freshman President; Track; Freshman Philalethic; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; S. M. Club; Tournament Committee. ITH the opening of the fall term, old St. Mary’s stretched forth her arms an gathered in another brood to foster and care for until the time when, inspired by her standards, and experienced by her teaching, they will go forth to cope successfully with the world. Although not conspicuous in numbers, the sixty Freshmen early came into prominence by the constant success which crowned all their efforts. In the classroom, the Freshmen worked with a will and determination which was gratifying to the faculty. The average marks of the entire class were certainly deserving of praise. A large number of the class received honors regularly throughout the year. On the rosters of the various organizations and societies connected with the life of the school, the names of the Freshmen were conspicuous. The Sodality and the Acolythical society carried a large enrollment of Freshmen as did the Glee Club and the Choir. In the Band and the Orchestra the members of the class were well represented. In athletics, the Class of ’20 covered themselves with glory. Two men earned their letters in football while several others distinguished themselves as reserves. More than half of the basketball squad was composed of Freshmen, and three of the seven letter men were of the Class of ’30. Despite the fact that there was a host of veteran material on hand for picking the diamond squad, the work of the Freshmen aspirants demanded the same recognition here as in other sports. Page Sixty-three

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BERNARD R. BRl’NGARDT “Bruiig” I.caguc Baseball; League Basketball. ’ictoria. Kansas JAMES V. CRAMER McCracken, Kansas Jim” Varsity Football and Track; S. M. Club. UGEN1'. CLEMENTS Sapulpa. Oklahoma “Hoinincy” Sodality; Second Minors; League Football. Basketball; Baseball League '20; Varsity Baseball; Choir; Freshman Philalethic. DO NELL 1 . DOWNING Des Moines, Iowa Don” Glee Club; Choir; Sodality: Acolythical; Three First Honors; Hlocution; League Baseball, Basketball, Football: Coif; Philalethic. RAY T. GELTZ Gelt” League Basketball, ball; Acolythical. Alton, Illinois Football; Philalethic RAY II. GLYNN “Trotsky Clec Club: Choir: ball. Baseball. Emmett. Kansas Philalethic; Sodality; League Basket —£i-i ’age Sixty-five