St Norbert College - Des Peres Yearbook (De Pere, WI)

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ACADEMIC SENIORS is I HARRY MASSF. “Harry” Green Bay, Wis. WILLIAM HOLLISTER “Billy” Green Bay, Wis. THOMAS HUGHES “Tommy” “Crackers” Ispheming, Mich. Class Basketball, (1, 2. 3. 1 Class Basketball (3, 4) Class Baseball, (1) Art Editor Deg Peres i4 Varsity Baseball, (2. 3. 4 • Varsity Football, i4' Mission Crusade, (3, 4' “Harry” He hath a grace that nothing lacks, Of culture or appliance; The warmth of genial courtesy. The calm of self-reliance. Entered from Ispheming High School September, 1922. Mission Crusade 3, 4) Varsity Basketball (2 Class Basketball (3, 4.i Varsity Football (2, 3, 4 Class Baseball (2, 3 • “ IIis quiet nags are nays of pleasantness “Billy” He shirks not e'en the hardest task. May fortune lurk above him; And shower blessings on his work. A wish from all who love him. The deeds he contemplates are great. Sat too great to harness. “Tommy” “Crackers” When Nature from her goodly hoard, Gave gifts to man and king: Our •‘Torn” just smiled at her and she Gave “Tommy everything. Oh rnnt it ire lift liis fnl lire's sable slim ml 1‘injr Tirnilff-Srren

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THE DES FEEES DAVID RONDOU. A. B. CHARLES KENNY, A. B. “Crafty” “Charlie” West Depere, Wis. West Depere, Wis. Crafty” While still in high school his playmates dubbed him Crafty’’ because of his elusive tactics on the basket-ball floor. Now that he has become a collegian he is, naturally far more reserved and dignified than he was as a common” Academic. His evasiveness, however, has not in the least lost its edge, but has been even more finely sharpened. The professor who can keep Crafty from successfully eluding in one way or another the pitfalls of examination does not teach at this school. “Charlie” One look at Charlie’s features and you will be convinced that at last you have met with a serious, studious collegian. But look again. Those eyes which just now seem to be earnestly searching for more and more knowledge may in a minute be brightened with a roguish twinkle. The monotony of many class periods has been broken by one of Kenny's sudden Irish witticisms. Although Charles was usually too busy with his studies to indulge in athletics, he could usually be seen in the gym at noon helping Crafty to whip his day-dodger basketball team into shape. The bumps which he received during the course of these workouts sometimes disabled him temporarily, but he always came back for more. May he be able to do the same when Dad Time takes a wallop at him in the future. 1‘inj.- Ttrmlf Sijr

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 1 A 0 THE DES FEEES IKS .i. „ = ACADEMIC SENIORS 321 I JOHN SROMOVSKY “Jock” Manistique, Mich. St. John Berchmans (1, 2. 31 Secretary (4) Class Basketball 1. 2, 3, I Class Baseball (1) Varsity Baseball (2, 3, 4 Class Football (1, 2, 3. 4 Mission Crusade (3. 1 RAYMOND SCHMITT “Ray” Two Rivers, Wis. Entered from St. Lawrence College September. 1923. Mission Crusade (3. 4 St. John Berchmans 3. 4) Class Baseball (3) Class Basketball (3. 4 FRED VAN ZEELAND “Lefty” “Fritz” “Van” Kimberly. W is. St. John Berchmans (2, 3. 4 1 Mission Crusade (3. 4) Class Baseball 1 2 i Varsity Baseball (3. 4) Class Basketball (1 2. 3. 4i Class Football 2 3) Class Editor Des Peres (4 irinniiuf “Jock” Fair features eft betray A dull and untrained mind: But nature surely changed her role. For 'mong us John we find. .I until of purpose and persererance for himself flic laurels accorded. “Ray” He lives for these who love him. For those who know him true. For the heaven that smiles above him. And the good that he can do. ” He hath a serious look. bul a sired and joi ons nature. “Lefty” “Fritz” “Van” A heart of gold, a soul as pure As fairest lily, whitest snow; May happy fortune long endure, For you. dear friend, where'er you go. He sends a shinitnj ran. far don'ii the future's broaden ituj irai l (itjf Tirrnh -Kiijlil