Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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1. TOP Row: Rev. Raphael, O. S. B. Qclass adviserj, Dodge, White, Hentschell, Magnano, Collin, Babcock, Buchtmann, Keenan, Brenner, Woods, Lang, Hogan, Olsson. - BOTTOM Row: gtradai Campbell, Baty, Gates, Schneider, Ott, Novits, Lewis, Smith, Boehm, Young, Marush, Driscoll, errau t. SOPHGMORES 1 1 1 ,HE opening of the scholastic year produced twenty-eight Sophomores, twenty of whom were from last year's Freshman class. ' The first class meeting, held during the later part of September, selected officers for the Corning year. In a spirited election, Marco Magnano was chosen to lead the class as president, Edward O'Brien received the vice-presidency, and Jim Hentschell was elected secretary-treasurer. Father Raphael Heider was selected as class adviser. During the course of the year illness forced that popular Sophomore, Edward O'Brien, to dis- continue his school Work at St. Martin's. Norbert Novits was elected vice-president in his place. The Sophomores were very ably represented in St. Martin's athletics. Novits played on the high schoo-l football team, while the football leagues were rnadeup largely of Sophomores. The intermediate basketball team was composed chiefly of Sophomores, as were the basketball leagues. Sophomores who have contributed towards scholastic honors for the class and who have been on the honor roll for two or more quarters are: Gates, Hogan, Magnano, Novits, O'Do1nnell, and White.

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E I e T I I 5 W I 1 I l l -1 4 f f1f,7'-17? X., 'F E , rm 1-gf,-at-af. ,img X M , ,W . , x , , 'i,'H- .Axim i. -, fi ',..s, -Hg...-'f,L '. F ,-. ,,, ,riff--r'J n ,'..Q,a..Jr K, -.4 ,' ' -, . .1 , ,V .,,., yn- 1, I vii N., - 'Nan ,L.,.,-sg ,- ,arza-f-fc-c f- ' s---Q so X +x.X ..,.. - ,V X,-, , ., , , , Tor' Row: R. Rodgers, Regimbal, Starkel, Monahan, Hurney, Hemen, Bowman, Campbell, Nelson, O'Loane, J. Rogers, Babbitt, Catalmich, Boyle, Stein, Maher, Barrie, Hammersmith, Ive, McDonald, Galvin. MIDDLE Row: Gehres, Desmarais, Theisen, Walsh, Crogan, Frei, White, Taylor, Farrar, Garrecht. Borrom Row: Cebula, McNerthney, Cunningham, Bevan, Turtle, Lawrence, Schafer, McBride, Dc Burgh, Mackle. FRESHM N 1 1 f EGINNING the first year of their high school career with the enthusiasm which has characterized their endeavors thus far, the College Midgets held an early meeting for the purpose of electing officers. Herbert Theisen Was elected president, Louis Campbell, vice-president, Arthur Nelson, treasurer, Bernard Bowman and William Hamrnerschmith Were successively elected secretary, but the pressure of the class Work forced them to resign. Lawrence O,Loane was finally elected. In addition to these, Terence Mackle was elected class repo-rter. Father Gerald, who was elected class adviser, has ably cleared all obstacles which have stood in the Freshman path. Andrew Hurney, one of the high school football stars, ably represented the Fresh- man class on the gridiron. In the leagues there were many members who gave promise as future good players. v - Although the class had no basketball stars, it was Well represented in the leagues. Norman McDonald was the Freshman b-id on the Midgets. Hurney, the hard hitting third baseman o-f the College team, upheld the Freshman colors on the diamond. In the course of the year the Freshmen have edited a class p-aper, The Midget Mar- tian. It appears o-nce a week under the directorship of Terence Mackle and Louis Campbell. Mackle was editor and Campbell assistant editor. Throughout the year the Freshmen have had a large percentage of the class on thc Honor Roll. Having thus finished the year so successfully the Freshmen may look forward to three mo-re years of as much, or even more, success.