St Aloysius High School - Aloysian Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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CLASS HISTORY SECTION 9-1 September 8. 1937. we set out on our four year cruise on the good ship. Saint Aloysius High . Eyes twinkled and hearts beat excitedly as we em- barked on this new sea ot life. Our able captain, Sister Mary Pauline. and a very competent crew were assigned to direct and guide us. A iolly group of Seniors met us at the gangplank and extended to us a hearty welcome that gave us courage and confidence to enter on the good work of our predecessors. The decks were soon decorated with bright glistening gems. representatives of many schools. Before the dismissal bell had sounded that iirst day. we were all chatting on very friendly terms. During our trip many of the girls displayed their school spirit by taking part in the school athletic tournament and some ot us carried oft medals. We are also very proud oi the tact that three ot our classmates made the Varsity. At the end of the first semester we stopped at a very well-known port. As we had been diligent and wholehearted in our studies. it was not difficult for most of us 'to feel at ease on the Isle of Examinations . when we docked there in Ianuary. We began our second semester cruise on seas that were rougher but our determination was stronger. Now. that our Freshman days are over. we have more severe storms to brave. We do not expect the road to success to be short and easy. But guided by the counsels of our officers. we the crew. have no fears of the sea or the tempest. - -' AIAIYSIAN Page Sevenry :even

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Page Seventy-fix CLASS OFFICERS Section 9-1 President . Margaret O'Nea1 Vice President . Patricia Egan Secretary . Mary Kelton Treasurer . Elizabeth Nash 'I'HIi193IB ' -'

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Page Seventy-eight CLASS OFFICERS Section 9-2 President . . Iohn Merity Vice President . . Iames Monahan Secretary . Francis Collins Treasurer . Donald Burke 'I' Il Ii 1933