THE AMBROSIAN
MR. JOSEPH O'SHAUGHNESSY
To many people, the man who has made a name for himself in the world of business
has a special attraction. Hence we feel that our department will profit much by the
addition thereto of the story of a…
MR. WILLIAM HYNES
One of the most enjoyable features of ur last Homecoming program was an exceptionally fine address by Mr. William Hynes, an Academic graduate of 1914. After
doing his part in the great war Mr. Hynes took up a business career and at…
WITH OUR FORMER STAFF MEMBERS
Readers who have been following the fortunes of our Ambrosian for a number of
years may find some items of interest in these notes about the men who used to publish
our Annual:
Rev. Cletus J. Portel is an earnest and…
ALUMNI NOTES
The marriage of Mr. William Vorwick and Miss Elinor Ann Koetter took place
last October at Seattle, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Vorwick are now living at
Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mr. Vorwick was one of our leading athletes a few years
ago…
brose Faculty fifteen are Alumni. Another Alumnus, Dr. Daniel Hannon, is an
instructor in the Commercial department.
William Hudson, a member of the '19 Academic class, is working in the oil fields at
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
John King of…
In Memoriam
On September 30, 1922, occurred the death of Thomas
C Kennedy of the class of 1916. "Tom", as he was
familiarly known on the diamond and on the gridiron, was one of our most popular and loyal alumni.
During his years in school he took…
The Pest
Tomb it May
Concern
VOLUME A. T.
GALENA HALL
No. XII
Student Proves Coue's Auto-Suggestion To Be A Fact
"TINY" DONATUS WINS
PERFECT BABY
CONTEST
At last the suspense is over. The
Pest staff of physicians have found
the perfect baby.…
THE PES T
Thrilling Rescue As Seen By "Pest' Reporter
AN APPRECIATION—LEO J. LUCIER
By an Admirer
St. Ambrose College owes a vote
of thanks to one of its most ardent
and enthusiastic followers, Mr. Leo
J. Lucier. For the past eight years
his name…
THE PEST
Astonishing Discovery On The Invention of Golf
How large is your vocabulary?
Did you ever take the time to sit
and think and figure how many
words you have at your command
for the occasion of ordinary everyday conversation? It would be…
