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Memories that Will Live dresses by prominent business men, a banquet and a successful Informal dance at the Cali- fornia Country club were among the functions staged by this organization. Ben Brethauer was elected president of the campus chapter of the national honor society, Alpha Sigma Nu. When not occupied in this capacity, Bret- hauer was busy editing The Owl. John Bluett was found to be capable In his post of editor of the Santa Clara, and with Bill Mulllns as president, the Block S. C. society sponsored a revival of the old smokers in the gym, featuring the boxing talents of Georgle Freltas and Ray Lunny, as well as that of stu- dents. Marty McCarthy led the rally com- mittee through an active year, as Jack Ken- nedy as head yell leader led the famed Santa Clara rooting sections through a noisy year. Danny Wallis was elected captain of the football team, and Max Sailor, Buddy Farden, Jack Matthews, Al SantuccI, Sheldon hHarden, Les Palm, Ken Dewing, Ed Forrest, Al Beals and Nubby Wright were the other seniors playing their final season for Santa Clara. Neil Reese coached the Bronco baseball team through a season cursed only by the California jinx, with Captain Bill Mulllns, Bill Mustanlch, Duane Crawford, Mitch Lobrovlch and Bob Valentine playing on the nine. Despite the efforts of Jack Matthews and Jim Ganahl, as well as the other members of the senior class, the sophomores, juniors and even the freshmen were able to emerge from the intramural track meet with more points than the defending champs. The time is now at hand for us to leave the protecting wing of Alma Mater; in parting from her each of us feels a debt of gratitude. We are grateful for her Ideals, her teachings of a literary, social or other material value. Our greatest debt due our Alma Mater lies in the great number of friendships she has fos- tered among our number. She has so equipped us that her standards will be with us along whatever path we are destined to follow. While we travel the route of destiny. It Is our hope that there too will be the friendships oc- casioned by our Alma Mater. Mindful of what joy lies behind us and looking to the future with hope, we feel that often In our reminis- cence we shall recall whose purpose It was to mould men after the model of the man-God and thus to form them to serve their fellow- men, their country and their God.
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R. O. T. C. LT. COL. J. S. ROBISON P. M. S. T. CAPT. WM. L. EICi-itiNDtKt LT. JESS P. TELLES, JR.
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