St Peters High School - Gatekeeper Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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.fVi.,xJ-jwg.- xg-fbx AVN ,-fX,. C iw,-'vw 1'-'yr--l 'Tw -fi-4 Q5 Sub-Freshman Class I ff I September brought a bright, happy group to St. l'eter's Sub-lfreshman Q Class. Although they shuddered in their hrst encounters with Latin, they if were finally triumphant: the X,Y,Z's, too. soon became .fX,B,C's. And 2 now these students eagerly anticipate their green caps. X The Sub-Freshmen of 1930 have every reason to be proud of their achievements. Not only in scholastic attainments have they excelled, but Q they have accomplished much by their generous contributions to the Missions. Our band counts three of this class among its talented number. E Hack Row PI. Kzivzinaugh, J. Marlin, l.. Penrose, E. llunlzip. W. Murphy, J. Cook. Middle Row C, McCalTrey, R. Martin, J. Hoeran. A. Hickey, J. Donahue, T. Ewors, E. McAnilr0w, D. Him-lacy. Front Rowf M, C, Phillips, ll. llnnfap, M. J. Greaves, M. A. Ferris, E. Nyyrren, M. Hogan, D. Morris. TWENTY-NINE

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fi' I 1 3-'ylivyx XY 'f 4.-.N whso- wil-fi'-x-.10-411.xi cfff.-qfivg-'rw-gmxp,,nw.Q.1,x.4g, I Cf , Q 'Wi' Freshman Class Do you remember the day the l reshnien limped into the lligh School? Vliwas September 3, l929. 'lihey really appeared to he deaf, dumb, and blind. These seeming handicaps have long since disappeared. Now these students skip with elastic step. They are alert to all activities. On their countenances, intelligence, self-confidence and determination are vividly displayed. lndeed the verdant Frost of last September are now in full bloom. ln every struggle with upperclassmen they have proved to he real sportsmen. E Row-R. Crain, R. Griee, J. McDevitt, D. Ferris, P. 'l':1lf:1riuo, J. Nelson. Row-J. Azimser. A. C. McPherson, A. Arthur, M. E. Dunham, M. Lufeber, M. E. Ewers, L. M. McNally, W. Helenthal. ROWAC. Alton, M. H. Delaney, C. Downey, C. J. Nelson, R. Fisher, G. Lzlrnhert, M. Ii h A G ' Fourth Third Second re eny, . rice. L. McDonnell, C. Repertimzer, M. G. Smith, R. Mc'Andi'ew. First Row' TW ENTY-EIGHT K ix 'r I 1 It X 7 x I X 'r X tr X 'z 5

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I 'I H-.N-J'. 'clf' N,1f'f'Kj,d N'.13-Q5 C,'iN,',w 1'-N ,msd .'.x.. .f,s.4i,, jf ll X 1 ' ' A 3 Q Q Transltlonal Class This prospective Class of '35 is indeed exceptional in its work. Iiarly in the year these pupils exhibited laudable dramatic talent in the presenta- tion of a playlet, Colonial Daysfl The proceeds from this entertainment were generously added to the Mission fund. As Junior Crusaders their enthusiasm is remarkable. lilach Week the promoters collect for the Holy Childhood blissions. justly can they be linked With the success of every activity sponsored by St. Vincentls. During their scholastic career at St. Peter's, beginning next year, they will undoubtedly display unselfish loyalty. El Rack RowkF. Rashid. F. Risser, J. McCaffrey, W. Moran, J. McDevitt, W. Katsumcs, W. Lamhrakis. Middle Row 7-H Nelson, M. Rein, L. Rashid, C. Fisher, M. O'Hara, C. Hardesty, M. Iluekler, D. Harrington Front Row-Mary Ann Cronin, Lucile Sinclair, Evelyn Touhey, E. M. Williams, R. Kenny, M. D. Fisher. THIRTY