University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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sc The Freshman Qlass To be a freshman is to have a Juggler dedicated to you, to be sent to bed at 10 o ' clock each night, to go to town Saturday afternoons, and to Washington Hall movies Saturday nights. Freshmen, therefore, can be classified more easily than their venerable brothers. Freshmen, in droves, played football — interhall and class — and not long after Christ ' mas, the blue jerseys with the numerals ' 33 appeared. Other sports called out capable men and (in prospective) the athletic years of 1932 and 1933 do not seem barren. Freshmen — now not so green, ready to become sophomores, planning rooms in Mor rissey and St. Edward ' s. Frosh — just frosh! of mo c ra

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William K. Hanifin President FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Fred Curran Vice-President Thomas Griffin Treasurer — 146

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fi Mr. Raymond Hoyer Hoy Guidance The department of Boy Guidance at the University, capably headed by Professor Raymond Hoyer, has completed another banner year. The school aims to train men in the ways of rearing boys to Christian manhood. Emphasis is laid not only on the religious life, but on the physical and educational life as well. The idea of a school for Boy Guid ' ance was first conceived several years ago, when several of the educators here felt the need for such an institution. At present, due to the efficient leadership of Mr. Hoyer, the co ' operation of the University, and the Knights of Columbus, the Boy Guidance school has ever been increasing in popularity. ! — 148 —