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SALLE PNlADE tIrelx to the poetlcal aIId lIteIary achlexement of tIe tu ent toffet CI xslth an OLC3lOlI6l pecla co ulnn he thlr pave I compo ed entlrex O trmey port xxrIte up an re ls pave I c Ie Interet to moxt tu ent lhe fourth pave COIINI of the AllllHl1I column Fxchange De partment and Humor 'oectlon CDCC-EiIOI13l car toon and nap hot cattered tlnouvhout It pave add much to the attractlxene - of the neu paper lrom Ihre brIef Ollllllli' the careful prepara ll0l1 and lullful attentIon INCH to thI neu project nouvm t e ren ed lmoon and Ill me an wen the xchoo pllJlL6llOIl Noar to meat UI! lll a nex e l rougm It axo me axe reached a neu Goal and captured new laurel lhI year ploneer nexupaper pLll7llC3lIOI1 marlc 1 tep foward III La Salle j0llTll?1ll tlc endeaxor ewthtmhtse eetupforoer xchool to clupllcate lhe latter part of the xcholaxtlc sea-01 found the members of the staff busIly engaged lll the pl'OClLlCll0l1 of a new and Flner year boolc than ha ever before graced the annale of our hlstory I x to e I erent txsa to e x e NSl'lllCl1dI1C QPIIIOU ly composed ll a to be da l v ll lmJlClly of It eautv oxe a ouexer t x to be lhe Alumm Golden lllilltit' Nlllllllll ttlng e llITlOlll2il to the loyal la Nallllc paxt and a rlceles c o I our fl on to put out a oolc x IIcI N our to 14 up to the aboxe Ntandard called foI tedIoII laboI on the part of the Qtafl and demanded the enthu va tIc upport and eo OPCYZHIOII of the entne tu dent body One Glance through the boolc It ell I Indeed more than QUHICIEIH pIO0l ol the fict th tl the aboxe TCQLIIYCIUEIHN were fulfilled and that thc boo was a Nuccess beyond all CAIXCllllOIl rose chlefly rewponvble for the uorlc ol lr pu lCEillOll are a folloxu ranuc Han ev George Brennan lhomax lVlc!XdaIn Qharlc X lVlclVlahon ohn Deary 'Xthur Cleo ln gan leo uprey QOl'll6llllw Mcianthx Crordon l' Harmon Charley Donahue Walter l lIt1patrIck ohn E Dunn Fduard Murphy ohn ORourke Wllllam Henfler ll'dl1Ll X larrell Wllllam Green lhomas Doherty Fred H Goff Charles lVlcC-overn oxeph l Clalr Ernest CormIer ohn 'Hutton '5 '.i'T' XIXIIIIIX XXII XXHIII II NIUXIIHX NINETEEN THIRTY CNE Nmety seven -' A ' A ' s vas b dll . I ' s b v II ' I ' l l s cl s Q h ' 'V ' SA s ' l A s H' .' . w s ll In, In le l , AI' 'CI 5 5 5 ' li' f s' Il n ns b V. Ah ' ll. h ' '. I ' I S f - S dhifs. 'I'II1- , 'SOI vas ' ' J Y -- If f ' S K. , ,I S. H a fi A t sl ' 5 4 Fc of I S A ' , . A ,. A - the J p A xs reli' f he-Ir g l l -eds. A L- , I S- A - N '. b ' vl A'l v l l ' ll ' can readily be seen. A Y . A K ' X 5 A ll Ai ll A ,,l h 'As A lVl A c, ' k V QA K H A V his , Q h 'A I Us XA! ll 5 ' 5 ' ' ' A lc he1,,l s v H ld. h xl l: ' h ' bl- 4 S Il- I '- S S V X ' 1 , V 'S 7. . J . .f I' ' l g 1- . s A ' ' . s s ' s ' A D ' a ' K. . ' . ' . fa st I a ig V ll lm s th f 'J . L. . . . U
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1 I I! l X X MAROON AND WHI I E QIAFF lhe past year has seen many changes within our portals but few are as signicant as those which have taken place in our school publication Following modern progressive tendencies the monthly fwrnoon and Wlitlt of magazine form has this year surrendered its laurels to the new bi-monthly newspaper edition of the same name. It is not the purpose of this paper to attempt to outdo the achievements of the magaLine. 'lihe two forms of scholastic journalism are absolutely different and distinct. For many years the old Maroon and Wfiilt adorned the annals of La Sa e with the laurels of its glory. With these thoughts in mind the faculty desired that a simi- lar training, be given to the present student body. An academic organ that would exprefs the work of the school by the combined efforts of the stu- ent: wa: desire . ilihe solution was foun in a school newspaper. 1 ing '1 new project. it called for the com- :inec effort: of a well-organized sta an a spirited student body to make it a successful ven ture Reverend Brother Denys faculty Director organized the staff and lent his sincere and ei thustastic support to the problem At firt many ob tacles were encountered but they were soon overcome and the output of the four page l monthly newspaper publication became 1 smooth- running mechanical process with each individual student doing his part. The favorable comments of the faculty and the entire student body on the finished project proved conclusively to the staff that their untiring efforts had not been in vain. and that the prestige of the fllaroon and Hflzitt' established in former years had been upheld. 'lihe new four-page fllaroon and Wfiitt' news- paper. lilte our daily newspapers. if divided into various sections. lhe first page contains timey news articles and pictures topped off by novel hea ings. 'lwhese news articles give the student a better chance to know th doings of l.a 5alle in all fields. 'lwhe second page is devoted almost en- A L U NGOLDEN L Ninety-six I Y l'I.X Il ll' N PK S'l'.X Vt lfrotit tl, In til: I , Huff. XY. llrist vw. .X, 111-uglttglttii. lf. I-':ti't's-ll, ti, l:l't'llltJlll, If. Itztiilw-5, l'. M1-.Xrl:tms. .I. lntziry. .l. fl'llUlll'liE', l.. llllltI't'X. tl. ltztrrtstm. lint-tt: .I. X11-litmus-ll, I.. Stu hun, XY. tltwvtt, 'l'. Itutivrty, Ii. Nlt 'php Ill. All tplix. .l. lmtiti. il. t'1ztit'. I-I. l'Iunkt-tt, ti Alt'l':trtli5, J. Sutton, ll. I'4'It,'. V. llmtztlitu-. Q ' ' O ' . 5 - Q, 'Q . I I C ' . ' M - Ji' t r N N y l Cl N x cl Cl q lift' ,I 1 C I I s ff Cl s f I ' B I E E I
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