St Marys College California - Gael Yearbook (Moraga, CA)

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The Senior Class The lubilee Class of , 1938 proved itself throughout the year worthy of the high distinction as the seventy-fiith group to graduate from our college. ' The class was truly a leader, through their initiative, weekly movies were shown on the campus. Next, a large SM., always de- sired by the student body, was built on the hills to the rear of the campus, and presented to the college as the class gift. Qgain as leaders, it was from among the ranks of the Senior Class that the Eire Oge, the lrish Club, was formed and secured its leaders. The class has contributed in large measure, too, towards the social and athletic phases of college life. Two dances that were distinctive were sponsored by the class: the Santa Clara Rally Dance in Madigan Gymnasium, and the Senior Ball held at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel. ln the higher and finer things offered by our college, the Senior Class has wholeheartedly participated. ln scholarship, debating, journalism, and dramatics its members were ever prominent. One of the high marks of individual accomplishment was made by Senior Bill Bourne when he won the highly-competitive Sullivan Oratorical Contest, defeating speakers from Santa Clara University, San Francisco, and Loyola, and also the Cottle Oratorical Contest. To help the prospective graduates and prepare them for their battle with the world, a transition course was arranged by Mr. Low- ery, and a retreat at El Retiro was enjoyed by the class. Eli of the Seniors are deeply appreciative to Mr. Lowery and the other splendid speakers for their kind words of counsel and encourage- ment. The retreat at El Retiro also did its fine work, and the class, feeling stronger, more determined, and united, experienced its real Commencement. The Senior Class has always exemplified the true Christian spirit of unity and loyalty. lt has lighted the road for those who follow, and given its best for the good of the college. But all that the Class of '38 has it owes to the Mother of Men and her splendid faculty. So, going forth as the Diamond Iubilee graduates, the whole class pledges itself to live by and further those ideas and ideals which it drank in here, and which have kept St. Mary's College alive for the past seventy-five years. earrings 2 f for ' X, V .t ,.-ff LA' , 9 wir. 2, ' V Rx, A, 4 . . , 2 ,-57? fl? 'df in ii... ft 42' its t Q si t Ei P 5 is ft! it t I la 1. I I r i 4 turf? 'ess 'af' 555- 'L vw F' -,... in... U ., , 'Tw-z. . H+, M-,:vEMX7's ' ' T 11' twi- frff. V,ea-,,?sQgi,521e:i,,sAfi,f? .5 41:5 Sf t7in?'.m ? rf--1. 7 'r 'lf . . . ., .'-,,?i,:fr.:5f' 13:2 .11-.f -1 1 I .,. - e qs- x if --it .' 'f-aft. 'E fri!

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Hn honor student with membership in the Pl. P. G. U., and the Econ Honor Society, Paul Warren Hlston Ir. is rea- istered from Berkeley in the School of Economics and Business Hdministra- tion. Paul has directed the Internation- al' Relations Club, and aims at foreiqn service work after graduation. as H 3 H is is mamma mamma 'is Plfter transferring from San Mateo I. C., Clarence Griffith Pindersen of Oak- land Won all-conference honors as guard on the Gael hoop squad. H member of the Block S. M. Society, Swede has finished his studies in the School of Eirts and Letters. ll 9 a pi LY. ii I .X 6 . i E l l 1 gif! ii A A fiia4,io-I jk 5-Q E - 1. Q . - ii ,, -'12,--133k k't,fg:vu1 Lg, I' v 2 ' 9 S '.-,..5effX5igf2152a 'B it mf is i. ,' A -- ,-.,.'f,,..-.. . .. . .4., 4 . f ,., .4 ,. ,-1,,.f '...,i4,5:z. Iwi...