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

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Second High B I X order to chronicle the the deeds of Second High l’ during the years 1928-'29, one must go hack to a singularly dreary day in September, when a group of boys gathered together in Room 101 to imbibe of the works, learnings and teachings of Caesar and the rest of the boys! The holiday spirit soon vanished, and the class strove to recall forgotten bits of knowledge. Early in the year our class officers were chosen. Robert I'arrcll was elected president, while Joseph Burris was made class secretary. Louis (iallccicz was elected treasurer. Every one connected with St. Mary's knows the excitement caused bv the repeated carrying off of all trophies offered for Class competition. Included among these were the Mission Raffle prize, the Mission Pennant and the Elocution Medal. It was from Second High B that the principal characters of the lunior Play, “'Hie Upper Room, were chosen. And what would the junior football team have done without the aid of “Willie Krebs and Holman? 'fhe Junior basketball team would certainly have been depleted without “Willie Krebs, llamaker. and Holman. Robert Farrell President Pierrot, l.ittikon, Nasli. McDermott, Burget. McCormick Maloney. Kodenborn, Gibbons. E. Ryan. Graf. Moore. Burris T. Ryan. Y’ersolielden. Krebs, llamaker. f .aw lor, O’Brien. Bermlngham. A. Bowman Nelmeyor. Holman. R. Farrell. C. Duffy, Gullfoylc. Bernard. Andlauer. lllgglns, Gallicle . Page 76

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Second High A V K by one the clays of vacation shot by and again we were back at old St. Mary’s. We were greeted by many familiar faces and some new ones. I low different from our first year at St. Mary’s when all was strange and all were strangers. Oh. mighty rime, how powerful is thy wand. Shortly after the opening of school, we elected our class officers. Paul O’Dea was our choice for president and “Rill” Donovan for vice-president. Karrell and Walsh were our representatives on the high school football team and both of them won their letters. In the leagues we had many a doughty Knight to champion our cause, both in football and basketball and several of our class-mates were on all-star teams. In the elocution preliminaries, our representatives were Kelliher, Xivert, Brink and Douthat. Under the direction of Mr. Kovalcik they made a very creditable showing. To our instructors. Messrs. Kovalcik. McOinley and McCaffrey, we owe more thanks than mere words can express. Under their guidance we have laid a good foundation for the two years,—two fleeting years to come. Paul O'Dea President Nagel. Gray. Walsh. McNally. O'Dea, Ziegler. Mueller Melady. O'Donovan. Farrell. Coles. Koenig, Higgins. Kelliher l.auth. Xivert. Moore, Dorsey. Dillon, I). Duffy. Gibson McCoy, Dallal, Jay, Newton, Graham, Easley. Doutlmt, Brink Page 75

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