St Marys College California - Gael Yearbook (Moraga, CA)

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The beniur Qtlass WESLEY DAVIS ------- President JOSEPH MORIARITY - - Vice-President JOHN CoNNoLLy - - Secretary MELVIN CLONEY - - Treasurer HE Senior Class of 1928, the last class to graduate from the Old Brickpile, is to be congratulated for many things. It is to be commended forvits fulfillment of the trust of Saint Mary's College in matters of importance to the Associated Student Body, to the ideals which are Saint Mary's, and to itself. The Seniors lost no time in availing themselves of the opportunity of doing something for the greater Saint Maryls College by their insti- tution of the Senior Hats-a distinguishing item of apparel that will, according to present indications, become a permanent fixture in the line of student dress. The hats, while meaning little in themselves, raised the Saint Mary's Senior to a new status, a position that has often been desired, and this was accomplished by what the hat represented. The Transition Course given to the Senior Class by the members of the Alumni was received very well, and by their interest in these lectures the Seniors were afforded a new range to their scholastic enthusiasm. When the new College opens its doors the Class of 1928 will have passed beyond any possibility of a personal realization of the rewards coming to those who have studied in the Old Brickpile. However, their reward will come with a knowledge that those same principles that they did so much to uphold will be imparted to many more under conditions that will make the acceptance of these ideals so much the easier.

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RUSSELL JOSEPH SMITH, Foreign Trade PETER CHARLES STOLICH, Foreign Trade Patterson, California Watsonville, California , STEPHEN NOEL SULLIVAN, Arts and Letters . San Francisco, California WILLIAIVI EDWIN SWALLOW, Arts and Letters WLLERID ROBERT TREACY, C ivil Engineer Piedmont, California Oakland, California

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The iuniur Qtlass NICHOLAS NUGENT - - - President ALFRED TOBIN - - Vice-President ARTHUR SHERRY - - Secretary JOHN FEENEY - - - Treasurer HE.Class of 1929 has distinguished itself during the past term by its enthusiastic support of every activity conducive to the advancement of Saint Mary's College. The Juniors were at all times Willing to promote or help any Study Body function, and simultaneous With their self-subservience to the spirit of the group was their winning of individual honors in all lines of endeavor. The Juniors gained early recognition when in the Little-Big Game Rally they staged such a presentation as to Win the general acclaim of all those present. Their act Was clever, it Was Well prepared and its success in spreading a general spirit of merriment was in a large measure the determining factor in the success of the entire Rally. Having at all times the knack of doing things right, the Third Year men, not content in merely electing the Editor and Business Manager of the Collegian Annual, immediately set about to insure its success, this aim resulting in the Collegian Junior Hop, a dance which not only suc- ceeded in its purpose, but also afforded all present a good time. The Juniors at the present time are laying plans for their Formal Prom, and from past indications of their success in lines social, athletic and academic, there is no doubt but that it Will be an event Well Worth the attending.