Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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A: ,S , . .A s .A X' 1 .Ib.i:..:: -:Q-galysras I 413.11153-E1g15:, I ,Ti I l!' 4 I I fx ,. if ,. gt .b '.., -. , x ,A .x X N , , sys., .,.x.Q2Q.x . -X ,. N ,Q-N N ,sg , , EDNVARD MCANERNEY - Gunpowder .,, A.,.S,,. LIBERAL ARTS Graduated from St. Martin's High, Lacey, ,RRR - Wash., 1928, S1 ma Mu Ka f a I II, St. ohn Berchman's Sanctuar Societ I, II, ,VAA . Y . Su er Varsit Football -II, Library Staff I, -.-b II, Debate Club I, Dramatics I, II, Sodality t s, I 1, II- Hlmjnossible is a word I never use. ' X Q ,'. fu V- . V :::- ::. :.: ::'- JOHN MCGOWAN - - - t'Mac PRE-LEGAL Graduated from Olympia High, Olympia, 355 Wash., 1928, Sigma Mu Kappa I, II, De- ag, bate Club I, Samarco Staff II, Varsity Base- ball I, II, Mu Club I, II, Sigma Mu Kappa Banquet Committee. GIoryi11g in his wit? S ..-, .,., .. I sii, RUSSELL SMITH ---. Muscle if iiIi'l SM PHYSICAL EDUCATION . Graduated from Port Angeles High, Port 'iigiiqgif An eles, Wash., 1924, Si ma Mu Ka - a II, F ...,...,.,,. 3, I S , 5,f p,gjfi Varsity Foohtbal II. gI11. if3ig5H A vmgloiy man IS he. R. ..f.. ,... 4 WP. : ' '-,- .. - A -s-, V .N........, . . . ' 'A '- ,..,-,-,....,..,.....- ..-vw, -.., ...L ,.,...-...-..,.-,---- f-'R A Rf , 1, 7-55 'fy 5735- fl., Sa.. .., ..-A-..f37-f......,...,-..7.-f2f.fii-..- f. ,-f-+..,.'-f-- M-.-. .,... 4-.---.M ..-f sf- --'4--,.V,,- ' ....1.1..:-..,.L. .... ' I---.-A-N.- 1

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1 ,A Q. TOP ROW: Schaeckelk Neff, Fleming, Bosse, Bouldi-on, Jacobson, Cottingham. BOTTOM Row: Hentschell, Schaif, Keber, Kirschner, Kirschner, Campion, Mertes, FRESHM N 1 1 1 HF. classhof 1933 began the school year with only four members of last year's Senior High class present. The new members, however, showed their willingness by immediately getting into the sp-irit of the class, and making the year a success not only in scholastic achievement but also in athletics. Early in the year Fr. George was chosen as Faculty Adviser. His advice and will- ingness to help were two great factors in bringing about the success of the class. Raymond Schaecker, popular p-resident of last year's Senior High, was elected Presi- dent, Mathias Schaif Vice-President, and Benjamin Mertes Secretary-Treasurer. To these men is due most of the success attained by the class throughout the year. In athletics the Freshmen showed their ability by having the following members earn Varsity awards: Mertes, Hughes, Keber, and Jacobson in football, Mertes, Van Ruff in basketball, and Hughes, Mertes, and Keber in baseball. Schaecker, Nett, and Bouldron showed up well on the Footfall Super Varsity as did also Keber and Schaff in Basketball Super Varsity. Q The Freshmen also demonstrated a lively' interest in social activities and organiza- tions, for to them is due a great deal of the success of the Hallowe'en Carnival and the College Informal. The Sigma'Mu Kap-pa was also- benefited by their aid. With this successful year to look back upon, the class can justly say that they have done their share towards a greater St. Martins M ,dy ,, . aaa' , wg, ,inf ,gg . ., . i,,, gifs: 1,3-Q Magik.:- 'FH , ,, ,V ,Q .' ,.-Q,--.,-.tw , . 'mzf-mgv-ig,-:5a.3L. -1- ex--f -Nu-i:'vwxLa,..L-,