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

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First High A September 7. when Autumn had already ushered in its melancholy days, we assembled for the first time in Room 202 to begin our freshman year of High School. We were a forlorn and forsaken lot, but after a short while we began to feel those balmy days that have gladdened us throughout the year. Under the able guidance of our instructors we soon realized that the year was not to be a dead affair, but a time of work and intense activity. Visits to the “Office” began early. Father Welfle led us through the devious ways of Latin. Algebra, and Religion: Mr. Loft us and Mr. Kelly by brushing off the dust showed us the beauties of Ancient History: and Coach Stringer added to our physical welfare by his course in Sanitation and Hygiene. To each of these men we are deeply indebted and wish to express our thanks. Karly in the year we elected Fred C ullen class president and Thomas Fitzgerald vice-president. They have deserved well of us. In mid-year we were amalgamated with First l to form one of the largest classes in school. We have had but few mishaps during the year, and we hope our successors in Room 202 will enjoy their days as much. Fred Cullen I’resilient Dunaway, Frey. Delehant, Stiles, Kick Roney, Glynn. Murphy. Frey. I'itts. Pendleton Bernard. Stewart, Cullen. Fitzgerald. Riley. Uiubv Cage

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KENNETH .M. HORTON—' Tiger 1511 Church St.. Evanston. 111. Sodality. Second Honors, Philalethic. Orchestra. Band, Golf. Boxing Club. MATHIAS J. 11KINKICI I—••Jew- 622 N. Washington St.. Brascll, Ind. Sodality. K. of C. Second Honors. Philalethic, Elocution. League Basketball. HEN It V J. PATTERSON—“Hank 4t»2 Solano Ave.. I .os Angeles. Cal. Sodality. K. of . Philalethic. Varsity Base-ImiII. S. M. Club. Club Room Custodian. JOHN L. SUIXIVAN, Jr. John L. IIS E. Seventh St.. Sedalia. Mo. Sodality, Philalethic. Dramatic club, league Football, Itasketball. Hour Glass Staff. Second Honors. 11UG11 McCAFFREY— MaC 1121 DavenjH rt St.. Omaha. Nebr. Sodality. Philalethic, Boxing Club. RAYMOND P. HOFFMANS— Ray Burlington. Kans. Varsity Footlmll, Track. League Basketball. Baseball. CHARLES J. SCALETTY— Lefty 2230 Stevens Ave., Parsons, Kans. Varsity Baseball. League Basketball. RICHARD E. DUNN Dick- 12 II S. Frankfort St.. Tulsa. Okla. Golf. LAMBERT J. IIEALY—“Banjo Eyes 313 Decatur St., Lincoln. III. Philalethic, K. of C. JOHN M. TIERNEY— Spook- 3111 N. Newstand St.. St. Louis. Mo. Boxing Club. Varsity Baseball. Basketball. Page 15

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First High B SCARCELY had the fleeting summer slipped away when we found ourselves together in Room 203 listening to the opening speech of Rather Melchiors. After learning from him. our duties in Latin. History and Religion. and after getting a few words of sound advice, we were presented to Prof. McGinlev. our instructor in Algebra and English. To each of them, and to Coach Stringer, we wish to express our gratitude for their kindly, sympathetic treatment. After we began to feel that close bond of friendship which has been our chief joy during the year, we elected our class officers. (leorge Vaua. president. Robert Smith, vice-president. and Bernard Gibbons, treasurer. We boast of the slashing line plunges of Thomas Cassidy who was full back on the High School Squad, and the red-haired quarterback of the Junior picked team was none other than our own Joe McXulty. At the beginning of the second semester we were united with First A. and from then on our history is common. The school year is fast drawing to a close. Those same boys who at the beginning were sad with autumn are now sad to leave good, old St. Mary's. Geow Vann President Harrington. Cassidy. Fleming. Wilson. Hess. Almnzon Regan. Borghoflf. McXulty. Ue ak. Inman, Smith. Couttolenc Kent. Foj)| c. Gibbons. Vana. R. Smith, Rogers. Kngluin. Holm Page 17