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CLASS HISTORY SECTION 9-2 In September, we who were to be the class of 9-2 enlisted as new recruits on the good ship St. Aloysius. having completed our training courses. We began our long trip through the deep sea of education with high ideals and great ambitions, in the hope that the waters would not be too rough. As we accustomed ourselves to the strange, new sea and its many whirl- pools we improved in the performance of our duties, and successfully with- stood all the storms. Throughout the first leg of our iourney we had to work very hard. In what free time we had, athletics proved to be a great attraction to most of the crew. There were two main phases of athletics which parti- cularly interested us: football was enioyed several mornings each week, and a basketball team, the Bullets , was formed. Early in the voyage, there was a ship track meet, in which anyone aboard could compete. and several of our mates entered. Their showings in this, their first attempt, gave great promise for the future. It was not long before we prepared for our first port of call. In February the captain called a general inspection, in order to check up and see how well the men were doing their work. All of our crew passed this inspection, and we continued our trip. The course now seemed smoother and the work easier, for we knew that we had passed our first test with flying colors. Soon after resuming our voyage, a baseball team was organized from within our ranks, and several games were played. Now we prepare to drop anchor on our journey through first year: we have tried to please our captain and all other higher officers, for we realize that some day we may be called upon to become officers on the good ship St. Aloysius. We have tried to be truthful, loyal, and obedient seamen, and hope we have proved ourselves worthy of such a ship. - - , AIAIYCIAN - - - Page Seventy mne
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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
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CLASS OFFICERS Section 9-3 President . . Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer . I'HIi1!l33 Page Eigbly Richard Molescan Iohn Sprouls Mary Keogh Lillian Martell
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