Jesuit High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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l A... ,. - lop Rum. I I 1 Uni U4 Rom. Ifnllnm Roz. I Xl oi X3I NSI II IUN IIOIP1 RIETIROSPIEQC T fl 0l1llllllLd, n tu 1 :rx cl UN ot September IQ3I whtn wfun the pontll-. of th Us it n 'XI itll rtoptnul in entered to form th largtst gophomore class un to iwnihlt in the Imtoxi ot tht aehool ll hen we entexc-d Ieenit High ae Freshie-Q ue vi ere UIIIII fl to conqu r the xx oxl I bt un had it as till embedded du-ply in th hunt of even member of th 31 Sopho more tl iw In our SCI'l0Il'sflC emleuorx ue progrewul eonelctentli NI my members 01 our Sophomort tl 1 s set envmblc retordb in behrl um work rl ix o ot our classmates, Nm val I lhot tml VValIace De Cmn, merited grmt honor by mnmng distinctions in th Chrnti in IJOLYIIIIC Gold Vlulal Lontut Wmtred Lrug eirntd an honorable men tion lll tht contest held tor tht C old Med ll in Latm Lomposition, and Johnny Vogt xi on tht hold 'Nledal in Plant Cnc-ometry We tgun pride ours Ives upon our remnktble athletu attompllshments Eddie Ioribio Bob Qfisey and rhnny Egu 1 pt ltedlv cover d th maelves with glorv bi 1 Y XV, 'I'. lin. ox, jk., I-'. -I. Dr i'r:1,.xs, -I. Ii. Dt 1 1 Y, NI. R. IJt'v1.Ax'1'naR, II. A. Di incl., I.. xl. DL Rm. . ' I ' If. N. ICRERHARDT, DI. II. lfIlVK'.'XRI7'5, -lk., j. M. Iicnw, II. XV. I'lISIiRI,UII, N. lf. IiI.I.I0'I'. .I. C. ICLMQR, I.. ID. Ii3:r:x'l, 0, P, l'IRII.'kRDI', Ii. If. ICRNN, -I. lf. ICR. ii. I . list' I-IICR. I I I I I- 'z lj il' . , ' ' .bf ' 1- Il.I1zt 7 I V - i ' ' 4' - ' Y , v' '. .-. . - - , K . . . ., , . t it necessary for our Alma Klaterf' That spirit of Blue .lay loyalty which cannot . v- 5 - :gy 5 i 1 ' 3 af - - e , tl . 4. . 2 . y . -K Y. . . . . . U '- ', . .' . ' .- 7' ' ' ' .. . . , 'l 'i J: as 'e 'z 2 1' ' ' ' 49 III 't '

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lnp Rum. Cox JR 11111111 Rnfz. K s li D MXN! RF s 1 Rb A 11111 Liu JR I 1 linffnm Roi. lIlUNlIOlR RETROSPIEQT flmntznurdj As tht sthol 1st1t xen progressed, the intellectual ability ot our lltNl1Il1llI tlissts 1 1tl11 1llx tirpt 111to the lnrielight Une to tht rem'1rk.1ble work whith Ioseph 'XI1llt1 Iohn Xogt ind oseph Vignu aetomplished 111 Elementarx Algebrw, tl11r fmncl alubbul them the 'lhrte Finsteins Xnd non mn be asked the queues Around what orginil mon are the fontltst inc 11101118 ot tl1e 'llLlIT1l1ll9 centered p xVl llCl1 one tloes he first retall when asked about lns l111fl1 sthool tl ns? Lndonbtully lf IS tht bodalitx or the Blessed Virgin M115 ll1e l rtslunen ot 1930-31 proved themselves ll0f only ambitions for mental and plns ie'1l flwlllllllff but filso for n1or'1l development 'ls was clearly demonstrated by their large tnrollnient i11 that woncltrfnl organization. Even '1: l'il'l'SlllI1CI'l, clr'1matie l llCllt mlisplwytd itself prominently amongs us. I11 the junior l hileltctie Society, we were represented by Stephen Ihiley julian Byrne, Den- nis Casey Albert VVet7el and Lcleste Wichst r. Dennis C'lSl'y' '1nnexed an additional honor to our l'l'l'SllIllHll year by 11ll'I'lfll1g second distinction i11 thx- Freshman-Sophomore Iflocution Contest.

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'Z' f 'U 1' lnjw Rn ix loss k IUIRL mi lx Inu 111111 nu s x K x 1 I iixnu llollrnn Ru L I R lllUNlIUllml lRElllRiOSlPlEQ lf fbontrnufrlj than outstuiding putoinmnces on the gridiron ind Linder path 1 b sltcthill ll X ill ninbii merited A plate on th x nsitx squid while numerous an tht pl nu th it this Sophmnoia tlass place d on the Iaxlct quintette Those northy of honor lhlt nn n ti n ne Qln Calhoun Billx Clnldic s oseph Donelon Due lolcer and H nold nge In the intramural sports the honor class ot Qecond High A carried oft hrst honors in the unior dlXl9l0ll of basketball A fu-ling of pride ann satisfaction com 5 upon us at the nuntion of the name of Harry Yillarrubia. This tall rangy Sophomore battled his way through keen com- petition to obtain and securely hold a position on the championship tennis team Too much credit cannot be given to this sterling Blum Jay for the I'l'lll'lI'lCal'JlC brand of ten- nis vshich he displayed in defending the honor of his class 'ind school against strong opposition. The 1932 Blur- . 15 American Legion 'll-'nn showed a promising array of baseball talent. Coach Gcrnon Brown and the h'1:L'h'1ll youth instructed under his capable 50