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C LA SS 2-C President.................................... W IL L IA M W A L S H Vice-President..................................................G ERA LD A. H A R TY Secretary............................................................. JA M E S G. O ’BRIEN IN ST RU C TO R S MR. H A R T N ET T , S. J. ' MR. C O L L IN S MR. C U T ER L MR. LESTER MR. M c G IL L
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E T U R N IN G to St. Peter’s some ten months ago we were assigned to class 2-C. Immediately we delved into the mysteries of our studies and after successfully weathering months of hard work and the mid-year examinations we are now pre paring to enter Third Year. W e were represented on both Prep basketball and Prep football squads and had a class team that almost won the tournament. A t the thresh old of Third Year we take this opportunity to thank our teachers for their untiring work, and to congratulate the Class of 1931. For a time we thought that Jim Buckley would become head coach at Notre Dame. It is quite evident that Degnan will soon become an author. W e have concluded a year sprinkled with laughs due to that incredulous ques tioner, Irwin, and to the class imps, Jones, Brede, and Wishbcw. W e wonder what would happen if: ■Coyle passed unnoticed in class. Snyder made any noise. Morris didn’t use those very long words. O ’Brien wasn’t always studying Catechism.
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