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

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PALAKMOX K. HUSH 720 Shawnee, Kansas City, Kan. Pli. II. in lintflish. Sodality. K. of C. Acolyte. First Honors. Second Honors, I'hilalctliic. Intercollegiate Dehater. llarbaugh, elocution. Ryan Oratorical. Dial Animal. Dial Quarterly, Hour Glass, State Forensic Meet. '28. Tournament Committee. Publicity Staff. Dramatic Club, S. M. Club. Varsity Football. Track. All-Conference Football M entf o n. Usher. •‘Pal” is another of our graduates who has been with us for but two years. During those two brief years however he has shown himself a worthy student, and has come rapidly to the fore in every form of student endeavor, speeially in public speaking. As an athlete he rates among the highest in the state, and on the campus he lias a host of friends. Best wishes go with him as St. Mary’s says Farewell to Pal after her short ac-acquaintance with him. .1. ELMER BIEHLER Fusion. Kansas. A. II. in Philosophy. Sodality. First Honors. Second Honors. Philalethie, Dial Annual. I.eague Basketball. Baseball. Varsity Track. Mission Society. Radio O p e r a t o r. W9WO. High Pockets for four years has gone his way making little stir before the public but getting things done nevertheless and winning for himself a host of close friends. Ills willingness and ills ability to do things satisfactorily have made him an invaluable member of the senior class. A scholar and a gentleman. Klmer will Ik missed by all when St. Mary's bids him a last Farewell. Page ltjti

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JOSKPH A. SCHUSTER S40 W. Second. Den Moines, Iowa. B. S. in Philosophy. Sodality. Acolyte. Second Honors. ••Joe Is our radio Imp and his spare hours are spent in the laboratory from which he absents himself loop enough, however, to make and hold a host of friends. In his two years at St. Mary's Joe lias turned his efforts to every project with the thoroughness of the scientist that he Is. with evident good results. Quiet, unassuming. retiring. Joe lias the Ik-si wishes of his Alma Mater as she bids him Farewell. RICHARD P. THOMPSON 120 La Quinta FI., St. Augustine. Fla. A. B. in Philosophy. Sodality. Prefect. '2 . . Acolythieal. First Honors. Second Honors. Varsity Baseball Manager. S. M. Club. All the way from Florida came Dick four years ago Co enter the ranks of St. Mary’s men. His sunny personality and retiring disposition won him an immediate place in the friendships of all those with whom he came in contact. And now his four years are over, and with a reluctant ••Farewell St. Mary's gives him back to the world, proud to call Dick a St. Mary's man. Page 165

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W. HESSE EVERHARDY Planter Apart.. Leavenworth. Kans. A. If. in Philosophy. First Honors. Second Honors. Phlla-Icthlc. Dial Quarterly. Hour Glass. Size doesn't mean a thing when cap ability Is to he considered. If it did •'Hess” would never have reached the heights he has scholastically. Nevertheless he is right up among the llrxt when scholastic work is being considered. And he has found time to enjoy school life thoroughly and to win for himself the lasting friendship of all who have met him. It Is reluctantly that St. Mary's says “Farewell to “Hess. CHARLES A. ENGL CM 531 N. Main. St. Paris. III. A. If. in Latin. Sodality, K. of First Honors. Second Honors. Phllalethie, Dial Quarterly. Hour Glass. League Football. Basketball. Baseball. Boxing Club. Among the many faces which will be missed around St. Mary's next year will be Chuck's . And St. Mary's will miss his help and his spirit, which while never In the limelight has furthered so many student projects. Chuck Is |tilte a scholar too. and rounds out a college career, with just enough athletics for diversion. St. Mary's bids him a reluctant Farewell.” Page 16