Saint Bede Academy - Via Baeda Yearbook (Peru, IL)

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COLLEGIANS JUNIOR COLLEGE ORAD5

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SENIOR OFFICERS Elected by the first postawar class, the officers of the class of 1946 were john Hull, president, centerg john Vande- voort, vice president, leftg and Richard Giudici, treasurer, right. if E AIQE T IQEE HUNIDIQED Who Have Riddefz Into and Ont of The Valley of Deazllf' The Pleiades presents the following section as a dedication to the stalwart three hundred who have ridden into and out of the valley of death , as we are accustomed to consider the total of our daily struggles at school. Here we all are, the student body of St. Bede. The erudite one, the seniors, of course, occupy the majority of the pages of this section because we publish the book and it will be our last chance to leave our mark on St. Bede history. But We haven't neglected the other classes who have gone to make our life at St. Bede a fuller one. The juniors appear in neat rows, getting ready to take over where our departure will leave a void. Fairly sedate now, they have contributed their share to all of the activ X1 ities of the school. Next are the sophomores who obviously wear those we are no longer freshmen looks. The scholars of this class are well enough known to need little attention. This class revived the hopes also of sophomore athletics. X X Always in the majority, the freshmen pose in two groups for the express purpose of having their freshman pictures to remember when they reach that far off, distant day, graduation day. wwf X tured in it. , .4 I 1 , ' Q 2, , ' -. 8762, W I ' f l , f ff , ' I ,fyf ,5 r xuw.. Q ' 'X ff f QQ fffwwfym . 477'Lea,v-I vwvw if 17 If 4, , I. Z, ,. 5 fa I -'f-.1 , 4 - y.-f. ,U if A ,119 f a9 ' 'L 1 . 3f. -'Wg' page twenty-wze We like this sectiong we have grown to more than like those pic-