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

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KKMI GASSMAN— Komi” St. Marys. Runs. Sodality, Pbilalclhlc, First Honors, Second Honors, Elocution, Kyan Oratorical. Intercollegiate Debates, Dial Quarterly. Hour Glass. Librarian, Clia|K l Organist, Harbaugh Medal ’27. Costello Modal '2S. K. of Orcbostm. .1. LESTER STRINGER—“Bioko 9705 Heath Ave., Cleveland. Ohio. Sodality. Philalethic, Tournament Committee. Choir. Gloo Club. Dramatic Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, C aptaln-ole -t, Footl itll, AII-Conference Honors. Stage Committee. Boxing Club. Instructor. S. M. Club. PAUL COONEY— Bus” 1125 W. Sixth St.. Topeka. Kans. Sodality, S. M. Club. Secretary. Tournament Committee. Varsity Football. Basketball. Baseball. Captain Baseball 29. All-Conference Basketball mention. KOY G151»T55— Splssst 10 10. Fifth St.. Alton. III. Glee Club. Choir, Varsity Baseball, S. M. Club, League Basketball. DONNELL F. DOWNING— Don 10( 2 Nineteenth St.. Des Moines. Ia. Sodality. Acolyte, First Honors. Second Honors. Philalethic. Elocution, Choir, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Intercollegiate Debates. League Basketball. Football. Kyan Oratorical. Ilar-baugh Debate. Winner of Medal 29. (Continued from page 105) 'flic years roll on. Other classes will take the places which we have vacated. St. Mary's will continue to grow and prosper. We feel certain that the spirit of the Class of '30 will stand as a beacon to future St. Mary's men. Loyalty has been our watchword, as it has been of every St. Mary's class throughout the years, and it is with pardonable pride that we place ourselves among that vast crowd of years gone by of true St. Mary's men. It is then with regret for the fact that we have not done more in the past, but with satisfaction in the fact that what we have done has stamped us as worthy of the name of St. Mary’s men. that we close this, our Junior year. Another year is left to us to conclude the work which we began three years ago and which we have carried on throughout the succeeding years. May the return of the school year find us ready to add another page emblazoned with achievement for the Class of '30 in the annals of St. Mary's historv. Page 111

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WILLIAM KKI.I.Y Kars Bucyrus, Knits. Sodality. Varsity Baseball. Varsity Baskct-ball. league Football. S. M. Club. Tournament Committee. JOSKPH L. WHEATLEY—“Squire Waverlv. Ky. Sodality, Philaletliic, league Basketball, Baseball. Football. Dramatic Club, Honors. BERN A RD I .KWIS—“Bud” 217 N. Bluff Ave.. Wichita, Kans. K. of C., Acolyte, First Honors, Second Honors. League Basketball, la-ague Baseball, Varsity Track. E. HAROLD YOUNG—•Brigham Pa Ola, Kans. Sodality. Acolyte, Second Honors, Phila-lethic, Dial Annual, Dial. Hour Glass, Publicity Staff, Alumnus Staff. HARRY K. KRAMER—“llarry 4014 Washington Blvd.. Chicago. 111. Sodality. Acolyte. Varsity Football, Prom Committee ‘20. Phllalethic, First Honors, Second Honors, Intercollegiate Debates. Varsity Track. JOSEPH NADEAU - Joe” St. Mary's, Kans. Philaletliic. Varsity Baseball. Basketball. League Basketlmll. I . of C. MATT J. LEX— Mat 1508 Fourth Ave.. South. Fort Dodge. Ia. Sodality. K. of C. Acolyte, Philaletliic. Choir. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Varsity Football. Track, League Basketball, Baseball. RODEN R. DUFF, Jr.—“Bob 9320 Pleasant Ave., Chicago. III. Band, Orchestra. Varsity Football. League Basketball. Baseball. Dramatic Club. Acolyte, Sodality. K. of C.. First Honors. Second Honors. CLEMENT C. HOFFMANS— Whitey 510 N Second St., Burlington, Kans. Sodality, Acolyte. Varsity Football. Basketball. Baseball. Track, S. M. Club. First Honors. Second Honors. Chairman. Junior Prom Committee. '20. JOHN J. HICKEY -“Mountain Toe 122s F. St.. Falrbury. Nebr. Sodality. Varsity Football. Baseball. Dramatic Club. League Basketball. S. M. Club, Property Man. Page 110

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I hird High A SPRINGTIME! The verdant season of youthful promise represents our Third High Class. Xext year, in June, we hope to blossom into full-bloom graduates. But we have no desire to push up the hands of l ime. W ith efficient teachers and a good class we have enjoyed three great years at St. Mary’s, and we promise ourselves greater activity next year and happier days. We arc proud of our class roster: llarrv Kribs. slow but deliberate: Spalding Green, the Kentucky doctor: Frederick Gardner, who thinks Chicago needs to be boosted: William Dehler. quiet but quick : Joe Cunningham, the modern Toni Playfair: Arthur Cordell of the Dial Annual Staff; John Conlan. watchful for Arthur Cordell epidemics: John Knocrzcr. 200 pounds of president smiles: Joseph Jenkins. Count dc Mon: Her- bert Dubrouillct. not troubled with insomnia: Jack Sanford of the blue skies, nothing but blue for Jack: Donald Roll, a regular business man between classes; Byron Smith who goes through barbed wired classics like a tank: Joseph Mohr, the prosper of questions: Vernon O’Donnell, lightning artist and incessant talker; Tom O’Hern whose dog. Sandy, is new but fits keen: John Mitchell, silent but deep, and Gervasc McEnroe, little but mighty. Meliren. Poll Dubrouillct. Jenkins, Sullivan. McKnroc. Green, Dehler, Gardner. Mitchell Mohr. Stanford. CunniiiKlmin O'Hern. Smith. V. O'Donnell Pune 112