University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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CLASS Of 1938 The last class at Santa Clara under Father Crowley — one of the two classes to see Santa Clara defeat St. Mary ' s, Stanford, and California in football — this year ' s Seniors leave Santa Clara on the eve of what well promises to be the brightest pages of her history. The Class of ' 38 is the last of the depres- sion classes — and as such has seen Santa Clara rise from some of her darkest days. Responsible for much of her glory, they have been strong scho- listically, vigorous in support of school activities. Seven members of this class have been to the Sugar Bowl twice with Buck Shaw; they will be sorely missed next year. Seniors have starred in dra- matics — been consistently dangerous in debating and forensics — been valuable on the publication staffs. It was members of this class who, as Juniors, were re- sponsible for the revival of The Redwood. Heffernan, Cullen, Kelly, O ' Connor, Filippi, Corriea, Donovan, and Farasyn are honor names in every campus or- ganization. The Seniors, as a unit, bid farewell to Santa Clara when they presented their tremendously successful Senior Ball at the Claremont Country Club the first week in May. When next we salute them, it shall be as honored alumni. David P. Arata Leo R. Artana Harry M. Bayley Los Gatos San Jose Burlingame iy Scholars Assn. Day Scholars Assn. Sanctuary Soa, Rally Nobili Club Nobili Club Committee, Glee Club Bryce T. Brov n Salinas Treas. Assoc. Students ' 37 Football, Block S. C. Norman T. Burke San Mateo Pres. of Day Scholars, Boxing, Publications PAGE IS REDWOOD 9 3 8

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Edwin A. Beilharz Rev. Edward R. Boland, S. Professor of Political Science Professor of History and History Rev. Francis J. Callahan, S. J. Rev. Arthur V. Coglan, S. J. Rev. Raymond F. Copeland, Sj Professor of English Professor of Philosophy Professor of Religion and Philosophy Rev. James Corbett, S. J. Camillo d ' Abruzzo Professor of Philosophy Professor of Spanish Dr. Joseph F. Deck Rev. Cornelius F. Deeney, S. J Rev. Patrick H. Deignan, S. J. Professor of Chemis ' .ry Professor of Political Science Professor of Religion Rev. Hugh C. Donovan, S. J. Rev. Francis Giambastiani, S. Dean of Men Professor of Philosophy J. Martin C. Glavina Rev. Herman J. Hauck, S. J. Rev. George E. Lucy, S. J. Professor of German Professor of English Professor of English-Journalism J. Fenton McKenna Professor of Public Speaking and Dramatics Umberto Olivieri Professor of French and Italian Rev. Henry L. Walsh, S. J. Professor of English Rev. Joseph C. Pohley, S. J. Paul M. Roll Professor of Latin Chemistry Assistant Robert W. Ward William M. Ingram Professor of Chemistry Professor of Biology Clemens Van Perre Professor of French

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Edward S. Cali Cupertino Day Scholars Assn., Nobili Club, Band, Orchestra Theophile Cerles, Jr. Orland Sodality, Publications, Intramural Sports Julio Chiaramonte Gallup, New Mexico Sodality, Sabers, Galtes, Nobili Club, Boxing, Block S. C. Leslie E. Cook Vallejo Mendel Club, Footbal Block S. C. Stanley A. Corriea San Francisco Sports Ed., The Santa Clara; Sports Ed., The Redwood; Sodality, Stephen M. White Donald Dodd Burlingame Day Scholars Assn. Tennis John G. Doll Santa Clara Literary Congress Day Scholars Assn. John J. Donovan Oakland Sanctuary Soc, Editor The Redwood, ' 37; Literary Congress, Rally Committee THE REDWOOD 19 3 8 PAGE 19