Special
BREVITY is the soul of wit, but not of composition. However,
we must make the best of it, for space forbids a lengthy and
detailed account of the Special Class or its individual members. Measured by numbers, it is true, we are small, but…
Junior Class History
WHILE glancing through the Ambrosian of 1916 the other day,
twenty-seven familiar faces, the Academic graduates of that
year, smiled at me from its pages and conjured up old memories that would, no doubt, soon disappear into the…
Junior College Class
Paul Moore, Secretary
Newman Flanagan, Vice-President
Root. Cullinan, Sergeant-at-Arms
Francis S. Simmons, Treasurer
Raymond Kinnavey, Ambrosian Delegate John Gerwe, Historian
Edward A. Cone, President
Commercial Class Poem
Our College, we greet thee with loyal devotion;
To faculty, schoolmates, we bid our farewell;
Our hearts are o'erflowing with tender emotion
And gratitude such as we hardly can tell.
Classmates, farewell; do not grieve at the…
Herbert Traenkle, Davenport, Ia. "Kid"
Bookkeeping and Typewriting
St. Pactrick's '17, '18.
"I sleep by day, and work by night."
Bernard Cullen, Massena, Iowa. "Bob"
Bookkeeping and Typewriting
St. Pactrick's, '18; Treasurer, Class of '18.
"Although…
Senior Commercial Class
Louis Sweeney, Kansas City, Mo. "Louie"
Bookkeeping and Typewriting
St. Pactrick's, '17, '18; President, class of
'18; Junior Baseball, '17.
"Have you got a smoke?"
Walter Phelan, Davenport, Iowa "Packy"
Bookkeeping and…
Going Out of Business
WE are familiar with the assertion that a country which has no
history is a happy one, but for a class to have no history, is
little less than a calamity to the historian. When I first was
honored with this task, I felt…
Academic Class Poem
As the day is drawing nearer,
When from Alma Mater's side
We set out upon life's journey
With her maxims as our guide.
We turn back to days of gladness—
Days so full of joy and mirth
Spent beneath Ambrosian shelter,
And appreciate…
