Villanova Preparatory School - Villanovan Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

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Fld!-IE VERX' REVEREND AINIES M. IIURLEY, O.S.A F I L Sf. Headmaster 1936 - 1944

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THE JUNIOR CLASS First Rovv: Hotz, Sindorff, Hirsehherg, Vanoni, Tilley, Foley, De la Guardia, Pedroli, Petrie, .MC- Millan. Second Row: Scott, Hunter, D'Agostino, Khair, W. Tamayo, Furlong, Zaragoza, R. Tamayo, McNeece, S. Sterling. Third Row: Summerhouse, Christensen, Berrey, Hartman, O'G1orman, Froehle, Palrang, Rosa, Domet, Martin. As we clear the cobwebs from our minds, we recall our beloved freshman year. Recall hovsi? we trembled and shook at the thought of the dreaded initiation? Yet we survived - you4can't keep a good class down, you know. As the year ended we sum it up: a fresh- man member on the HB and the entire C team made up of our class. An extraordinary year. ' The Halls of Villanova beckoned once more and we returned to plunge into the labyrinth of studies - and the ever widening ripples of the refreshing plunge. The ma- chine was running smoothly by October. We also proved athletic by placing several members on the HB team and we had a few on the Varsity Football Club and staffed the V. Before we let the year run out on us we nominated the new Student Body Presi- dent and bid farewell to the year with thoughts of Tennyson's Gareth playing tag with Caesar, in our heads. ' At last we were in the bracket known as upperclassmen. Stars on all the athletic teams and an unsurpassable Christmas Dance at which Santa himself appeared. With the arrival of our class rings all heads were turned in our direction. We turned our heads in the direction of Hoover Dam and the farewell of the Class of '49. U91