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

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The Small Yard “T OOK out, Tom: that’s Pawnee Creek. Tom thrust his head out of the window and saw a small picturesque stone bridge passing over the ghost of a stream of water, lie had hardly time to catch one glimpse of it. when his hat blew off. dropping straight down into the bed of Pawnee Creek. l ie drew in his head mournfully. “I guess travelling is pretty expensive. he growled. ‘'There’s twenty-five cents for caramels, one dollar and ten cents for railroad candy that made me sick, eighty-five cents for oranges, a dollar and half to that nigger for bis old lantern, and a new hat to Pawnee Creek. ‘‘Oh, you can get your hat back easily enough. It’s only a short walk from the College. Xow, keep your eyes open one minute. continued Harry, “See, be added a few minutes later, “see that road leading along by the hedge? Many's the time I’ve taken a walk on it. Holloa, there's the good old white fence. Xow we are passing the College grounds. Tom had scarcely time to take a fair look at the fence, when the train came to a standstill in front of a large four-story brick building with the words “St. Maure's College, crowning its brow. Prom Tom Playfair by Francis J. Finn. S. J. Years and years have been recorded by the Dial since Tom Playfair was a boy in the Small Yard at St. Mary’s. Tom Playfair is gone. But his spirit remains to carry on the traditions of St. Mary’s famous Small Yard—the I’topia of small lx ys. I »BO 4S Handball Courts and Small Yard Gym

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FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAIX. JOSEPH GHEVE Clmnute, Kansas Fl'LLBACK AII - St a te. All-Conference 1928 Football Schedule McPherson Friends 6.... ( .... 14 ..St. ..St. .St. Mary’s Mary’s Mary’s 6 12 6 0 .St. 0 . 9.. .St . 0 Baker 7.... . St. Mary’s 7 Ottawa ..St, Mary’s 18 St. Benedict’s 12.... ..St. Mary’s 0 Totals Won. 2 60 Lost. 3 49 Tied. 3 Page 5e