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

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The Class of l939 deserves our compliments on the publication of the GQEL of 1938, for both class and staff seem to have captured in its pages the real spirit of Saint Mary's. ln presenting a pictorial and literary account of the past eventful year, the editors of the GHEL have not overlooked the many interesting features of this, our Diamond Hnniversary. They have told the history of the College in San Francisco, in Oakland and in the Moraga Valley, they have crowded the intense activities of sev- enty-five years-the joys, the sorrows, the defeats, the victories-into a beautiful book. Perhaps this is as good an opportunity as any to remark that, while we take pleasure in reviewing the glories of the past, we should also be mindful of the future, for at seventy-five an institution such as Saint lVlary's is still in its youthful vigor. lf we remain true to the purpose for which Plrchbishop .Fllemany founded the college in l863- The Christian education of the youth of California , if we keep close to the admirable traditions which have come to surround the educational process at this collegeg if we continue to nurture the splendid spirit which, through the years, has come to be distinctive of Saint lVlary's, l see no reason why we should be fearful of the future. The work of Saint Mary's is God's work. lf, in this, our year of jubilation, we are thankful to I-lim for past benefits, we shall not be nig- gardly in our reliance upon l-lim for future blessings. Knowing something of the difficulties of producing an annual-editorial, administrative, financial-I am conscious of the task which the Class of l939 and the staff of the C-HEL set for themselves at the beginning of this scholastic year. That they have seen this task through to such a splendid completion is evidence of their character and capability. The l938 GQEL, it seems to me, is another manifestation of those indefinable ele- ments and essences which come together to make what, for want of a better word, we term the SPIRIT CF SHINT MHRY'S. BROTHER HLBERT President of the College

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Editor ,. 1. . Hssociate Editor t. Hdvertising Manager Sports Editor . . Literary Editor .. . Photography Editor Qclvertising Manager Circulation Manager Finance Editor . 'Iohn Sullivan . Bill Kirkharn . loe Crosby Bill Bettencourt I Ioe McCarthy Herschel Smyth . Ioe Cone . .. lim Moore r . Dave Olsson