Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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JUNIORS MARGARET LANG JOSEPH LEGRAND ALICE McALERNEY ELLEN McHUGH anne McKinnon WILLIAM McLELLAND RITAMARIE McSORLEY WILLIAM MILLER MAURICE OBRIEN JOHN POWER SISTER PROVIDENCE FRED QUILANTANG LESLIE REIN MARY SANDERSON LOUIS SAUVAIN WILLIAM SHEARER ADDISON SMITH ROSEMARY SMITH ' JUAN SOLOMAN BERNARD STOREY ERNEST TARDIP EDWARD TERRY GENEVIEVE TOWEY HAROLD WYMAN I 23

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SOPHOmORCS PAUL NARIGI President THRRRSA CROTEAU Vice-President MARTIN SI.OANE Secret ary THE SOPHOMORE CLASS was under the leadership of the following officers for the year 1938-39; Paul Narigi, president; Theresa Croteau, vice-president; Martin Sloane, treasurer; Tom West, secretary, and Ray Richards, sergeant-at-arms. Chief among the many ventures of the Sophomore class was the joint sponsoring of a Barn Dance with the Freshman class. Under the chairmanship of Ray Richards, as representative of the class, this function was acclaimed as one of the outstanding successes of the year, both socially and financially. The Sophomore class can proudly claim many of the outstanding students who took part in school activities throughout the year. To Joe Merrick, Mike Begley, Bob Reynolds and Johnny Katica, four members of the class, goes a great deal of credit for the success of the college basketball team. Johnny McGarry, also a member of this class, acted in the capacity of manager for the hoop squad. Many members of the class were prominent in the Gavel Club. Among them were Paul Narigi who was appointed chairman for the annual High School Debate Tournament. Martin Sloane and Paul Narigi represented the Gavel Club at the Pacific Coast Debate Tournament which was held at Linfield, Oregon. These two men made an excellent showing at this tournament. Also prominent in the Gavel Chib arc Joseph McMurray, Robert Brandmier, Charles Knowlton, Abner Dc Felice and Alfred Plachta. Plachta was also appointed Sophomore representative on the ASSC Judicial board after placing highest in a competitive examination. The Spectator was well represented by Sophomore students. William Kelly acted in the capacity of news editor; Vincent Scallon held the position of advertising manager; William Bates was sports editor and at the beginning of the spring quarter was elected editor for the year 1939-1940. Aegis staff members were prominently Sophomores. Chief among them were Nena Moran, who handled the candid camera section of the book; Nora Brown acted in the capacity of assistant organizations editor; Eileen McBride, Katherine Bengston, Al Plachta and Theresa Croteau held prominent positions. Glee Club concerts and Drama Guild presentations were well represented in numbers by the class. Nadine Gubbins carried the lead in two Guild presentations, The Heather’s at Home and Jane Eyre. It can truly be said that the present Sophomore class will be an important part, in years to come, when as Juniors and Seniors they will carry on for the achievement and advancement of Seattle College.