E. W. Jones returned for his second season as head man. He was assisted by Brother Bernard Tunney, S.C. Brother Jerome, S.C., continued as AD.

The Times-Picayune, in a September 4 article, appraised Aloysius's team like this.

Aloysius will be led by the fastest man in the loop, Eddie Daigle. The Panther line will return intact with [sr. Charles] Miltenberger, [sr. Louis] Fritch, [sr. Brennan] Disher, [sr. Frank] Thriffiley, [sr. Fabian] Wambsgans, [sr. Alvin] Savarese, [jr. Lionel] Boulmay, [sr. Ray] Staub, [sr. Gordon] Judlin and [sr. Edward] Scheurmann. Two rookies, who appear to be fine candidates, should gain the other backfield berths with Daigle. They are [soph.] Alvin Liska and [soph.] Bob Smythe. [The latter had lettered at St. Stanislaus before transferring.]

Because the LHSAA had lowered its age limit from 21 to 20, All-Stater Daigle, entering his junior year, would be playing his last season in Purple and Gold.

In addition to the usual Prep opponents, Holy Cross, Fortier, Easton, Jesuits, and Commy, the Saints would tackle St. Paul's, Bogalusa, and St. Stanislaus, the latter two on the road.

• A crowd of 2,500 saw a defensive contest in which the two teams combined for only eight first downs. The Panthers never offered a serious threat. The Lumberjacks held Daigle in check and blocked three of his punts.
• Bogalusa's first score came after a punt went out on the SA 4. Smith tackled Liska in the EZ for a safety.
• The score remained 2-0 into the second half. Early in Q3, Bogalusa threatened when QB Coney passed 30y to Smith, who ran to the 10. The SA D stuffed a fourth down try on the 6" line. From there Daigle punted out of danger.
• The home team finally put the contest out of reach in Q4. Early in the frame, the Lumberjacks gained two of their three first downs in a march from the Aloysius 35 to the 9. At that point, Coney faked a reverse and ran untouched around LE to pay dirt. He also drop kicked the PAT.
• The final score came in the closing minutes when the swift charging line blocked Daigle's kick. E. Lewis recovered on the Saint 10. Two plays put the ball on the 2, where Magee went over. The PAT failed.

• The first Class A prep contest of the young season proved to be a hard-fought game that opened with a bang. Two minutes after the kickoff, Liska ran 73y around RE for a TD on the first play from scrimmage by the Saints. Bob Leininger bucked for the PAT.
• SA added another score in Q2. Daigle ran 22y after a "beautiful triple pass - Daigle to Smythe, an end, back to Daigle, who ran out of bounds on the Holy Cross two-yard line." Eddie gained a yard on a line plunge and then did it again to penetrate the EZ. This time, Leininger's buck for the EP fell short. "For the rest of the game, the Tigers outplayed the Saints." Just before the end of the half, the "Micks" marched to the SA 6 on "power plays."
• In Q3, Liska was thrown for an 11y loss to his 28. Then Daigle's short kick set up HC for a march to the 15, where Jones' D held on downs. Near the end of the period, HC moved from the Aloysius 34 to the 10.
• To start Q4, Joe Sciortino, Casey, and Solidano plunged to the 2, but the Panthers fought off the onslaught. A few minutes later, Sciortino "sent one of his beautiful punts out of bounds on the Aloysius one-yard line." Daigle took a safety to get the free kick out of danger.
• The victory marked the Esplanade Avenue's school first over their Ninth Ward foe in ten tries. It was especially satisfying after 7-6 losses the previous two seasons.

• Q1: The lone TD of the period came after Fritch and David ran the ball to the Rock 18. At that point, Daigle circled end for the TD. The place kick for the PAT (a rarity in that era) was blocked.
• Q2: The Saints exploded for four TDs. A series of end runs by Liska, Smythe, and Shepherd brought SA to the 25. Smythe then ran over T for the TD. Leininger bucked into the EZ to make it 13-0. More end runs by Daigle and Smythe sparked a drive that culminated with an 18y pass from Daigle to Staub for the TD. Leininger again hit center successfully: 20-0. It wasn't long before Daigle returned a punt 55y for a TD. Smythe took his turn for the PAT, over LG. There was time for still another tally before intermission. Liska intercepted Kidd's pass on the 35 and "ran through the entire Stanislaus team for a TD."
• Q3: SSC braced and held the visitors to a lone TD in the period. Smythe returned Gerchow's punt 65y for the tally "after being hit by almost every member of the Stanislaus team." Leininger plunged over for his third EP.
• Q4: Smythe scored SA's final TD on a 35y run off T. The place kick conversion failed.

• Q1: After an exchange of punts, Fortier got the ball back on its 15 and ran off four first downs to the SA 30. Then the D stiffened and took over on downs. Daigle punted to the enemy 40. On third down, "diminutive" Wesley Gleason's fumble was gobbled up by Thriffiley on the Panther 43. A 15y holding penalty forced Daigle to punt all the way into the EZ. On the first play, Gleason fumbled again but recovered for a 12y loss. Two plays later, Captain Douglas Johnson tried to punt from the 8, but Thriffiley broke through to block the kick. The ball rolled into the EZ where Scheurmann recovered. Daigle kicked off to Johnson, who returned it to the 31. Gleason bobbled again with Staub recovering this one on the 35 as the quarter ended.
• Q2: Liska gained 2, then Daigle 7. Fritch made 1 at LG for a first down on the 25. Liska lost 3 at LE, then Daigle shot a pass to Scheurmann for 4. Smythe gained another 4 up the middle, but Fortier was penalized 5 for offsides for a new set of downs at the 15. Daigle broke through center for 13 to the 2. Fritch then went up the middle for the TD. For the second straight time, Daigle failed to cross the goal line on the EP try. After several punts by both sides, the Freret St. boys cranked up a 70y TD drive. Johnson passed 8y to Gleason, who covered the remaining 27 to pay dirt. Johnson's place kick made the score 12-7. The Tarps barely missed scoring again before halftime. After SA went nowhere following the kickoff, Daigle punted to Johnson on the Saints' 42. Doug raced through the punt coverage team until Daigle made the saving tackle on the 1. Sanford rammed the center of the line but was repulsed. Johnson tried the same spot without gain as the halftime gun saved the Panthers.
• Q3: Fortier came out "with fire in their eyes." They took the kickoff and marched relentlessly into SA territory. Gleason's 24y run through the line to the 1 set up "Kayo" Landry's go-ahead TD and Johnson's PAT. Toward the end of the period, Gleason made another brilliant run, dodging 35y through the Aloysius team to the Promised Land. This time Landry's place kick was blocked. SA was hurt by Daigle's absence for half the period with a charley horse.
• Q4: Daigle returned to try to spark a rally. The Panther D did its job, holding the Tarpons scoreless. SA mounted a drive that forced Coach Jack Pizzano to rush some regulars back into the fray to prevent a TD. Since there was no 2-point conversion in those days, the Saints would have needed a FG or another TD to pull out the game.

• Q2: After a scoreless first period, Daigle threw two long passes that led to a TD. First, Eddie hit Scheurmann for 35y to the Eagle 27. After two plays gained only two yards, Daigle "shot a pass to Staub, who made a nice catch on the five-yard line and ran over the goal." Daigle tried G for the EP but fell short.
• Q3: Easton got a break when Smythe fumbled on the Aloysius 22, and Sam Preisser fell on the ball for the Old Gold and Purple. Stanley Cresap circled LE for 7, then made 4 at LT for a first down. Carrying for the third straight play, he ploughed through RG for 1 to the 10.
• Q4: On the first play, Forrest Fresh circled RE for the tying TD. Dan Watermeier set up for the place kick, but a bad pass from center prevented him from kicking. Daigle, who had been taken out near the end of Q3 with a "painful leg injury," came back. With the ball on his 25, he started around LE "and, before he had gone 15 yards, it was no contest. He traveled the 75 yards untouched across the goal."

• Q1: 6,000 watched the contest, "one of the most thrilling of the year, including many Jesuit and Aloysius alumni who attended for the second annual homecoming day. ... The game started off as if the Panthers were going to run the Jays right off the field. For the entire first quarter the Erskinites were held without a first down." The expected duel between two fast backs named Eddie, Daigle and Toribio, lived up its billing. Daigle started quickly, gaining 11 around end on the first play from scrimmage. But soon he had to punt. On Jesuit's second play, Justin Calvo fumbled, and Boutte recovered for the Panthers on the enemy 31. However, Eddie Cambre intercepted Daigle's pass on the next play. An exchange of punts found Jesuit on its 13 after a 47y beauty by Daigle. A weak kick by Bobby Martin traveled only to the 33. After SA managed one first down, Egan ended the threat by intercepting another Daigle toss. Eddie won the next punt exchange with a 41-yarder out of bounds on the Jay 5. Hughes' return kick traveled only 30y. Daigle shot another pass, which was tipped by Loker but snatched by Savarese for a gain of 14. The period ended at this point.
• Q2: After Mayronne was held to no gain, Daigle took off around LE, shook off Cambre, and rambled 21y for the first tally of the game. Smythe's RT buck failed to add the EP. Inspired after falling behind for the third straight game, the Jay O started clicking. On third down, Toribio, who would coach St. Aloysius to its first city championship in 1952, took a double reverse around RE for 29y to the SA 28. The ground game pushed for two first downs in five plays to the 6. Toribio took a reverse up the middle for 2, then, on a double pass from Cambre, Eddie went through RT to tie the score. Hughes, set up to place kick the PAT, instead threw a pass to Cambre for the point. Jesuit was not to relinquish its lead, although the Saints battled to the last whistle. The next exchange of punts favored the team in blue as Hughes punted out on the Aloysius 12. Daigle booted back to the Jay 45 where Cambre took it back 17y. Reverses and fake reverses gained two first downs to the SA 10. Toribio then circled LE for the score. Hughes kicked the PAT.
• Q3: Aloysius gained most of the yardage in this scoreless period.
• Q4: Jesuit turned over the ball on downs at the SA 23. After Daigle gained 3 at RT, he broke around LE and outran the defenders, including Toribio, for 74y and the second SA TD. Disher's place kick failed to leave the score 14-12. Toribio then took over again, starting with a 90y march against an Aloysius D that was depleted by the loss of five regulars during the hard-hitting contest. Toribio gained 64y on two successive plays, slipping through RT for 38, then through the other side for 26 more. Manion and Martin gave Eddie a rest on the next two plays but gained only 5 to the 2. Toribio then took the ball on a reverse through LT for the score. Hughes tried to pass for the point but was thrown down. The final TD followed Young's recovery of Daigle's fumble on the Saint 35. On third-and-four, Manion went through RT on a double reverse for 26. Hughes plunged over RG from the 1, then place kicked the PAT.

• Q1: When the Saints tried a kicking and defensive game at the start, they found it converted into a "boomerang." The victors broke the ice late in the period when a weak 16y punt gave them the ball on the SA 41. On third-and-six, senior Cy Sellen passed to Vernon Englehorn for the TD. Sellen's place kick hit the bar and bounded back into the field.
• Q2: Daigle got off another weak kick to his own 28. Sellen shot around RE on the first play for the TD and place kicked the PAT. Still another poor Daigle punt set up the next TD. "This one went back over his head for a loss of 25 yards." (He must have slipped as he booted it.) "However, he recovered it and when he kicked again the ball went to the Aloysius 33-yard stripe." On the first play, Sellen circled RE for 25. Jerry Viegas fumbled and recovered for a 4y gain. After two plays netted nothing, Sellen scored on fourth down off RT and again kicked the PAT.
• Q3: "Immediately after Sammy Pescay was put out of the game for fighting," Sellen passed to Englehorn for 24 to the SA 15. Sellen gained 10 through LT, then Perlis, "playing despite a slightly injured shoulder," crashed over the same spot into the EZ. Sellen once again booted the EP.
• Q4: After a drive was seemingly stopped on the 25, Sellen heaved a pass to Joe Schiro for 25 and another score. Sellen kicked his fourth straight PAT, an unusual feat in 1932. "As the game neared a close, Sellen made it a perfect day by passing to Olaf Fink for 25y and the final TD." For the second time on the day, Sellen hit the bar with his place kick. SA was still fighting in the closing minutes as Smythe returned a punt for 40y and Daigle skirted RE for 15 and a first on the Commy 30. However, a pass into the EZ was dropped. Other than returning a kickoff 56y, Daigle was bottled up by the Commy line led by Eddie Gatto.