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

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The Hour Glass Staff EDITOR-1 X-CHI Er . JAM ES I . LEAHIGH ’29 REPORTORIAL STAFF Pal. E. Hush ’29 John W. Adler 29 Edwin Wells ’29 Robert HefTernan ’30 Harold Young ’30 Eugene McAulifTc ’30 Garvin Martini ’31 Ed. Vossman ’31 William Hums ’32 Maurice Langdon ’32 John Sullivan ’32 Francis MeGinley ’31 Phillip Mitchell 32 Thomas Xunan ’31 Kdward 0. MeGurren 29 Business Manager Athletics Humor Leagues DEPARTMENTAL Paul O’Boynick ’31 High School. J. Adler. Jack Duffy, A ’29 Kenton Kilmer ’30 Library Chats . . Remi Gassman ’30 Frank Hyland ’29 Alumni .... Charles Englum ’29 BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION E. C. MeGurren ’29 R. W. Stone ’29 Henry Umschcid ’29 Helternan Sullivan Jus Adler MeGinley Vossman Nunan Simlding C. Duffy Langdon J. Duffy Burns Mitchell Page 121

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The Hour Glass HpKX years have elapsed since first the “Hour (ilass sands began to flow. I'or ten years “the little brother of the Dial has recorded the events of general interest on the campus. Beginning as a class paper, the “Hour Glass has developed into a representative college paper, thanks to the interest taken in it by faculty and students alike. This year the “Hour Glass was under the editorship of James Leahigh '29. serving his second year as head of the editorial staff. With a staff of able and willing students to assist him. the editor added another successful and progressive year to the history of his publication. In addition to the regular semi-monthly appearances of the “Hour Glass. feature editions were distributed for the Catholic High School Basketball Tournament and for the Alumni Triennial Meet in May. HOUR GLASS STAFF Adler I’mscheid KngUim Wells Stone Bush Hyland Gasman Young Kilmer McAullffe O'Boy nick Page 120

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1 he Dial Annual I0dward . McDonnell '29 10(111 or nrHKOL’GIl the untiring elTorts of Mr. Kd. McDonnell and a capable and willing staff. St. Mary’s lias published at the conclusion of the year 1928-29 a year book which upholds the standard of St. Mary’s activities and at the same time strikes a marked contrast with the first Dial Annual published in 1922. The Annual as an institution is still in its infancy, but has during the past years ranked at the top of books in its class. I bis year’s book is no exception. The staff has produced something of which it can justly be proud and which will perpetuate its memory in years to come. igafteg DIALAnniAL STAFF Araujo F. Smith Page 22 l.cuhiKh Mucllmupt .1. Hughes Wells Fleming McGurren I Icffernnn Itadarncco liittorf Young