Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1958 volume:

MILES B. AMEND A member of the Uw firm. Amend tc Amend. Mr. Amend ha� «P ? eomiccutively on the Direc- tori of Youth Home, the Commrtteo foe the Care of the Aged of the City of New York, the Board of Vrtitoei of the WeitenMd State harm and the Commiuiom to Study Federally Aided Welfare. A Kn h of Malta, he is presently chairman of the State Board of Social Welfare. WILLIAM F. BLEAKLEY A candidate foe Governor in 1936 Mr Bleakley of the 1« |J Bleaklcy, Platt, Cilchriit l WilY— is former vice president of the No. York State Bar Association and form- er president of its judicial section A director of several corporations he has served as a New York Supreme Court Justice, as national chaiiman of the United Cerebral Palsy Asso- elation and as vice president cf the Constitutional Convention, 1938. DEDICATION A steady growth in the prestige and facilities ojf Iona College has spanned its young history. This progress has not been attained without con- siderable effort and occasional sacrifice. Behind much of this effort is a group, the Board of Lay Trustees, whose members act as a liason between the college and general public and provide Iona with an experienced counseling group on busi- ness matters. Further assistance is rendered by them in procuring funds for the development program of the College as well as for specific capital improvements, scholarships, endowments and other purposes. The Board also endeavors to attract the most talented students for its schol- WALTER F. BRADY n rotporation executive. Mr. du«Lr‘.‘ m° ,h , «� -f director and former pretidcnt of the Merchant� hire Assurance Corpora- tion and has attained the presidency of sueh concern� a� the Washington AMurance Corporation and the Met 'ew Yo!Cdr,,H,'y , Poration a New York, lie also serve� � , j member of the Chamber of Com merer. State of New Yoek. arship program and interpret the aims, objectives, and philosophy of education for the public in the area in which the college serves the State of New York. The fulfillment of the members’ varied program is not the only result of their work. Perhaps even jnore significant is the edifying attitude of these gentlemen whose sense of Christian and civic responsibility is exemplary. Therefore, to the Board of Lay Trustees of Iona College, the 1958 Icann is respectfully and sin- cerely dedicated in apreciation of their achieve- ments wherein lies little personal glory, save that of satisfaction of accomplishment. THOMAS J. DEEGAN vV; £-Sutc. Oepartmcnt se- fe' 1.Mr ,� « an in 1951 to travel JPf0 ?L?! 1 cva uate the impact of r' Propaganda program. Central Railroad and wTLn 'aui 0 PvbUc ,cli,i°n� Of Pr«id™? ,nc(- i1' ” now vice RAYMOND C. DEERINC A banking executive Manufacturer� Truit Company 1929, Mr. Dccring if currently vice pre� ident and on th V ' _ adminiitrative board. Hi� a� ® at km� in Manhattan Houi- Mayor'f Committee for inn and the Police Athletic C Campaign. A Knight of the M Sepulchre. Mr. Deer.ng 1� alio «££ urer of the Democratic State mittee and secretary of « York Clearing Houtc AffocuW� - kkr nC ALFRED L. DTSERNIA The American Friends foe Italian Aid, Inc., a charitable organization which distributed aid through the Vatican and did much to alleviate suffering in Italy after the war. counts Mr. DTsernia amonst its or- ganizers. Counsel to the New York Cardiological Society, he practices law in New York City. ANGIER B. DUKE The former United States Ambas- sador to El Salvador serves as presi- dent of the International Rescue Committee, founded to aid victims off political oppression. Previously ac- tive as a member of the executive committee for the United Nations of New York City, he Is now chairman of the executive committee of the American Friends of Viet Nam and vice president of CARE. GEORGE J. GILLESPIE, JR. Mr. Gillespie is a trustee of St. Patrick's Cathedral in the City of New York and of the Madison Square Boys' (Hub in New York, a Knight of Malta and a member of numerous professional and social or- Kizationt and clubs. He practices as a member of the firm of Gillespie fc O'Connor, New York City. JOHN F. HENNESSY John F. Hennessy is president of the consulting engineering firm of Svska ft Hennessy. president of the New York Building Congress and an active member of the major engineer- ing societies. Vice president of Lincoln Hall and a Knight of Malta, he is also a member of the Order of tbc Holy Sepulchre. JOHN M. JOYCE, JR. The president of the New York Seven-Up Bottling Company it also a member of the Board of Governors of the New Rochelle Hospital and chairman of the building fund at the hospital. Mr. Joyce is also on the board of directors of the National Bank of Westchester. CHARLES If. JUERGENS In the insurance field. Mr. Juergcns has served as general agent for Mutual of Omaha and for Compan- ion Life Insurance Company in the New York area since 1941. attaining the position of resident vice president of the former. A graduate of Creigh- ton University School of I .aw in Omaha, he is a trustee of Holy Family Church, New Rochelle. ORIE R. KELLY Retired as vice president and di- rector of Bankers Trust Company. Mr. Kelly' is associated with C. H. Walker and Company. In addition, he serves as director of the Mary- land Casualty Company, the Ameri- can Safety Razor Corporation, the Starret Corporation and the Com- panion Life Insurance Company. Mr. Kelly it a Knight of Malta. EDWARD V. LAilEY Edward V. Lahcy. chairman and president of the U. S. Brewer's Foundation since 19-17. formerly served as treasurer and director and as national chairman of the war savings bond campaign of the Foundation during World War II. Counted among his civic cndeavori ii his position on the Board of Gov- ernors cf the New Rochelle Hospital. STEPHEN D. MASTERS The president of Masters, Inc. of New York City is currently active on Manhattan Aid to Youth. Inc., which provides recreational facilities for youth freen its own funds, and on other community projects. He auto- matically became a member of MATY when he was worn in as Honorary Deputy Assistant Commis- sioner of Borough Works. Mr. Mas- ters has attained the pecsidency of nine corporations. HAROLD A. O'CALLAGHAN As an engineer and graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology, Mr. O'Callaghan has achieved the presi- dent and directorship of four corpor- ations. including the Universal Build- ers Supply Co., Inc., and. in addi- tion. is a director of five other com- panies. He is an active member of the Building Trailer Employers Asso- ciation of New York and the Society of American Military Engineers. EDWARD J. O'NEILL As a newsman on the stall of The New York News, he has received awards and citations from the Cath- olic War Veterans. American Legion and the Marine Corns Fathers Asso- ciation for his work on behalf of veterans and their families. A resi- dent of Yonkers. Mr. O'Neill was elected councilman in November 1952 and rc-elcctcd in 1953 and 1957. ROMEO F. PETRONIO Starting his business career i the foreign exchange department o Lionello Perrcra Company. Ml Petronio founded the firm of Booth c Petron� and. later, the firm c Petronio fc Company. member of th American Stock Exchange. He nos serves as a member ot tne Cardinal' Committee of the Laity. Archdioces of New York. Di--or Of Safety for the Stat New sork. Mr. Prcmlcrgast is chairman of the Democratic S Committer. The Chairman of Jooa College IVieJopmcnt Fund formerly with Wa, Rell{.j jo™ National Catholic Welfare Cor «� ce for ten years and directed v. il, P'°K,am‘ «or Europe Middle East and the Far East. THOMAS J. SHANAHAN Not only is Mr. Shanahan presi- dent of the Federation Bank and Trust Company but also chairman of the Hanks and Trusts Division of the Cardinal's Committee of the Laity of New York, a director of such diversi- fies! interests as Fifth Avenue Coach Lines. Inc.. Crane! Union Company, and S. Klein Department Stores, and on the advisory board of New York Foundling Hospital. john e. McCarthy As a transportation cxKutive. Mr. McCarthy is president of the Jifth Avenue Coach Lines. 1 C. and of ihc Surface Transit. Inc. and «««« - ated with numerous other tatioo companies. I cWcajrtrvitto. he is a trustee of the Current Budget Committee, a director and treasurer of American Transit ;Association a director of New York Board of Trade and of Chamber of Commerce State of New York. He Is also a Knight of Malta. THOMAS E. MURRAY, JR. The Chairman of the Board of Lay Trustees of Iona College holds the office of executive vice president and director of the Murray Manufactur- ing Corporation, and is president of the Duke Overseas Corporation, a director of Koffcc Maid Corporation and an adviser to the Army Ordnance Shell Committee. He is also a Knight of Malta. DANIEL F. MacNAMEE In addition to being president of the contracting firm. IXlniol F. MacNamee 4c Company and of tbr American Pavement Company ol New Jersey. Mr. MacNamee ii vice Ccsldent and treaiurer of Pavement� . c. of Connecticut, and vice pren- dent of the Westchester Colprovia Corporation. As a member of the Board of Governor� , he lervei New Rochelle Hospitial. llH'N JOHN J. WALSH A graduate of Brown University. Mr. Wabh worked in planning the COnitruction of the Grand Coulee Dam (n the late 30’� . He now hold� tlie offices of Vice President of the Walsh Construction Company and Vice President-Director of the NVaKh Canadian Construction Company, Limited. In addition. Mr. Wauh i a member of the Cardinal's Commit- tee of the Laity. JAMES M. SLATTERY To the Board cf Trustees of Knickerbocker Hospital. New York City, Mr. Slattery ■ best known as vice president of the board and mem- ber of the executive committee. The President of the Slattery Contracting Company serves on the Board of Director� of the Catholic Youth Or- Kii ation and cm the Archbishop's y Committee for Charity, Diocese of Brooklyn. TBEMt... THE NEXT IONA As Iona’s alumni return to the campus after an ab- sence of a few years, they are astonished at the develop- ment of Iona’s physical plant since their graduation. When this year’s graduates return, even though it be next September, they will be greeted in surroundings that show more rapid progress. We have attempted to depict in the pages of this edition of the ICANN the expected improvement which will l e seen on the New Rochelle campus over the next five years. WMutm H Bar?«- of Iona, “throws the switch to set in motion the wheels of the Iona Development program. FlftST SUP... EDMUND HALL Above and below are shown scones in the construction of Edmund Hall, the student brothers' residence on campus which marks the first part of the ambitious building program under way at Iona College. Mayor George Vergara of the City of New Rochelle turns a sod at the ground-breaking ceremony for the new Edmund Hall. Walsh Hall, seen in the photograph on the op- posite page, honors the memory of Charles Walsh, one of the first Iona alumni to Ik- killed in World War II. Along with lecture ami committee rooms, it accommodates Personnel Services and a number of administrative offices. When completed, the Administration Building, shown in the drawing, will house all the administrative offices of the College. Drawing, courtesy of Eggtn and Higgins. Architects BROTHER JOSEPH C. McGEE, B.A Business Manager BROTHER ALEXANDER F. THOMAS, B.A., B.S., M.A. Librarian BROTHER JOSEPH J. ENRIGHT, B.S., M.S. Freshman Year Counselor BROTHER JOHN M. ECAN, B.S., B.A., M.S., M.A. Director of Personal Services BROTHER THOMAS C. BULLEN, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. II.Dip.Ed., A. Inst. P. Chairman of Division of Science and Mathematics THOMAS J. BRYDE, M S., M.Litt. Chairman of Division of Business Administration JOSEPH C. DWYER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman of Division of Arts 15 IP i The religious Brothers of Iona College arc at present living in six houses on various parts of the a Un [� famc shown above. The Mchitect s drawing shows the proposed Faculty Residence Building which will be the permanent monastery for the community serving Iona. courtesy o Earn and HiWins. A,ct,i««ts BROTHER WILLIAM C. ACKER, B.S., M.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Religion JOHN F. X. AMBROSE, B.B.A. Director of Admissions 18 FACULTY ZDENEK BERGER, J.D., M.B.A. Instructor in Accounting JAMES D. BROPHY, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English BROTHER FRANCIS J. BERNARD, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Biology BROTHER ROBERT B. BROWN, B.S., M.S., M.B.A. Instructor in Finance BERNARD F. BLANEY, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages GERALD BLUM, B.B.A., M.B.A., C.P.A. Lecturer in Accounting DOMINICK J. CARBONE, B.B.A. Accounting Laboratory Instructor HENRY J. CASSIA, B.S., M.B.A. Instructor in Marketing BOHDAN CHUDOBA, B.A., l’h.D., Litt.D. Associate Professor of History HOWARD J. BULCER, B.S., M.A. Director of Intramural Athletics 19 MARYJANE E. CURRAN. B.A. Director of Publicity WILLIAM E. COLEMAN, B.S., M.B.A. Militant Profator of Marketing BROTHER PATRICK B. CROKE, B.A., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics RAYMOND J. DIER, B A.. M.B.A., Ph D. Assistant Professor of Finance ROGER B. DOOLEY B.A., M.A. Lecturer in English STEPHEN D. DI BARI, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages BROTHER LEO R. DOWNEY B.S., M.A. Instructor in Philitophy BROTHER PATRICK B. DOYLE, B.A., M.A. Professor of Classical Languages BROTHER JOHN E. DALY, B.S., M.A., Ph D. Chairman of the Area and Associate Professor of Philosophy JOHN F. DANIELS, B.S., M.A. Lecturer in English JAMES DEMETRIUS, B.A., M.A. Instructor In Modem languages ROBERT E. DOYLE, B.S.. M.A. Placement Officer, Personnel Services FACULTY WILLIAM F. DOYLE, B.S., M.A. Lecturer in Accounting JOHN DUANE, B.S., M.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Fine Arts JOHN J. DUFFY, B.A., LL.B. Lecturer in Business Law BROTHER PATRICK C. FLEMING B.S..M.S. Instructor in Mathematics FRANK FREYNE, B.B.A., C.P.A. Lecturer in Accounting 22 LOUIS J. EITLER, LL.B. Assistant Professor of Business Law NOLAN M. FALLAHAY, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English BROTHER MICHAEL F. GARVEY. B.A., M.A., LL.D. Lecturer in Classical Languages BROTHER ANTHONY J. CLENNON. B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics LEO J. HACZYNSKI, B.S., M.A. Instructor In History VALDEMAR L. GARIK, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry 23 BROTHER MARK J. HUNT, B.S., M.A. Chairman of the Area and Assistant Professor of Religion ARTHUR A. INTORCIA, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modem Languages HUBERT J. KEENAN, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Education JAMES L. LAMM, Ph.B., Ph.L., Ph.D. Instructor in Philosophy REV. EDWARD M. KOVACH. B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Lecturer in Mathematics JOHN J. LEE, B.A., LL.B. Lecturer in Marketing EDWARD F. LEONARD, B.A., M.A. Instructor in History 550THER El u.y BROTHER EDMOND R. KIELY, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics BROTHER ALLAN M. KNICHT, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modem Languages BROTHER THOMAS P. KOSTKA, B.S., M.A. Instructor in History RAYMOND F. LEVEE. B.S., M.A. Instructor in Psychology 25 JAMES A. LOSTY, Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics FACILTY william j. McCarthy, B.E., B.A., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Education p. jamks McDermott, B.S., M.A. Director of Physical Education 26 EDWARD B. MacDONALD. B.S., M.B.A. Lecturer in Marketing JOSEPH A. MAHONEY, B.A., M.A. Lecturer in Philosophy BROTHER CORNELIUS P. McDonnell, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Instructor In Modern Languages WILLIAM MALTEN, M.A., Certificat dc Licence Instructor In Modern Languages WILLARD MAAS, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English MARILYN J. MARTELL, B.A., M.S. Assistant Librarian RUDOLPH J. MONDELLI B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages EDWARD A. MORGAN, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Economics BROTHER ROBERT C. McCULLEN B.S., M.A. Instructor in Religion FELIX A. MOCCIA, B.S., C.P.A. Instructor in Accounting BROTHER EUGENE P. MULVANY, B.A., M.A. Director of Bookstore THOMAS S. O BRIEN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy ULRICH J. NEUNER, B.C.S., B.S., M.A. Lecturer in Accounting BROTHER THOMAS A. OTIARE, B.S., M.A. Instructor in History 28 HENRY PAOLUCCI, B.S.S., M.A. Instructor in English JAMES J. O'CONNELL. B.B.A., M.S. Vocational Counselor: Personnel Services BROTHER EDWARD C. O'CONNOR, B.A.. M.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Religion GEORGE S. PAPPAS, B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology PAUL L. PEETERS, B.A., Lie. in Phil., Lie. in Eco., LL.D. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science DANIEL J. O'CONNELL. B.A. Instructor in History and Political Science CEORCE PEPPER, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Philosophy ITALO L. PONTEROTTO, B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Chairman of Area of Language anti Literature and Associate Professor of Modern Languages 30 FACULTY FRANK C. PRAETE, LL.B. Instructor in Business Law RAYMOND RIZZO, B.A. Instructor In English and Director of Dramatics CHARLES II. QUICK, Liti. B., M.A. Instructor in Philosophy VIATEUR ROUSSEAU, B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry BROTHER CHARLES B. QUINN, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English BROTHER DARBY T. RUANE, B.S., M.A. Instructor in English VINCENT C. QUINN, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English BROTHER JOSEPH S. SMITH, B.S. Library Assistant BROTHER ROBERT V. SCANLAN, B.S., M.A. Lecturer in Religion CEORCE L. STENCREN, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Philosophy 31 BROTHER HUGH P. TARRANT. B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English LILLIAN D. VIACAVA, B.A., M.S. Assistant Librarian 32 W. LOUIS VOI.CKHAUSEN C.P.A. Assistant Professor of Accounting ERNST F. WINTER. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science BROTHER WILLIAM D. WRIGHT, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Religion ARTHUR B. WILKINS, Assistant Director of Physical Education WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS. B.A., M.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English ARTHUR ZELVIN, B.S.. M.A. Lecturer in Mathematics .... , rtf I iv ronferred on tilt IloiKir.ililc Michael H. PrciKlctCil't i,y on ;rV riE Reverend Brrfhcr William H. Barnes, as Provincial Superior Brother Arthur A. Loltus assists. 33 BROTHER JOSEPH T. PERRY. B.A., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages BROTHER A1DAN T. CREENE. B.A. Assistant Librarian BROTHER JOSEPH A. HEERAN, B.A., M.S. Instructor in Education BROTHER JOHN P. DOYLE, B.S. Instructor in Philosophy BROTHER CHARLES A. LYNAM. B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics LAKEWOOD iitisiii BROTHER MARTIN P. BURNS, B.S.. M.S. Dean of Lakeu‘oo I Division and Instructor In Education BROTHER FRANCIS V. CHAPMAN, B.S. Instructor in Religion MRS. ELEANOR M. BOOKER Secretory to the Director of Admissions MISS IDA DE PIETRO Secretory, Registrar's Office MRS. KATHLEEN A. BARRETT Secretary, Personnel Services MRS. GLORIA CURRY Secretory to the Bookstore Director MRS. LOUISE COLBY Secretary to the Chairman of the Division of Business Administration VINCENT P. DE ROSA Assistant Business Manager MRS. MARY C. FLORY Secretary to the Dean 35 EDWARD T. FLYNN Veteran's Adviser MISS GERALDINE LO FARO Switchboard Operator MRS. MARCE A. HOSFORD Secretary to the Faculty MISS JOAN C. HOLLAND Secretary, Registrars Office MRS. PHYLLIS LEACH Business Office Assistant MISS GRACE LO FARO Secretary to the President MRS. ELLEN MCCARTHY Secretary to the Chairman of the Division of Arts MRS. ELIZABETH V. LAURITANO Library Assistant 36 MRS. MARIAN NEALL Secretary, Pcronncl Services AIDS I II SERVICES MISS MARGARET S. PRIDE Secretary, Promotions Office MRS. CHRISTINE PHELPS Secretary, Personnel Services MRS. ETHEL P. O'CONNELL Secretary to the Business Manager MRS. KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN Secretory to the Vice President RICHARD J. RYAN Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MISS T. JANE WHITTLE Secretary to the Registrar Center of the spiritual life of Iona College is the College Chapel. The present temporary struc- ture, a converter! garage, accommodates only eighty students at one time. The future Iona Chapel, shown opposite will adequately serve the spiritual needs of students and faculty. Drawing, ceurtoy 4 Egger and Higgini, Architecti Jerome Vincent Brown, B.A. Philosophy Major Paul Vincent Graziano, B.S. Physics Major All stallavi High School. Ionian 3. 4. Cornelian Con- tribulor 2. 3. 4. Dean' Lilt la. lb. 2a, 2b, 3a. 3b. Coordinated Activilin Council 3. 4. Corneli in Society 4. Iona Playcn I, 2. 3. 4. Treaiurer 3. Fretident 4. Keenan Philotophy Society 2. 3. 4. Treaiurer 2. Frciidcnl 3. 4. Literary Society I. 2. 3. 4. Vicc-Preifdcnf 4. Spring Muiical 1, 2. Who's Who among Studenti in American Uniteriifie and Colleges 4. Bishop Lou chi in Hich School.. Intramur ah 2. onion 1. 3. 4. Dean'i Lilt la, lb. Cornelian Society 4. Da Vinci Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. relident 4. Calm Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Knight of Tara 3. 4. Who's Who Among Studenti In American UniveriHiei and Colleger 4. CORNELIAN SOCIETY The seniors chosen as members of the Cornelian Society receive one of the highest honors the Iona man can attain as praise for service rendered to his school. The bestowal of this honor is based on die individual students qualities of outstanding loyalty, academic accomplishment, and distinguished ability —ideals which were exemplified in the founder and first president of our college, Reverend Brother William B. Cornelia for whom the Society is named. Raymond Clement Shottcr, B.A. Philosophy Major Bishop Loughtin Hich School, lean� 2, 3. 4. Dean’ Lilt la. lb. 2a. 2b. 3a. 3b. Coordinated Activilin Council 3. 4. Prom Committee 3. 4. N.l .C.C.S-. Catholic Action Croup 2. 3. Senior Delegate 3. Legion of Mary 2. 3, 4. Vice-President 2. 3. President 4. Cornelian Society 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. Iona Player 1. 2. Keenan Philotophy Society 3. 4. Secretory 4. Knight� of Tara 3, 4. Who'r Who Among Students in American l ntoer- titiei and Colleges 4. Marino F. Michclotti, B.B.A. Accounting Major New Rochelle High School. Dcan t Litt la. lb. 2a. 2b. 3a. 3b. Ionian 2. Managing Editor 3, Editor-ir.-Chief 4. Coordinated Artiiilirt Committee 4. Henry M. Ryan Ac- counting Club Treasurer 3. 4. Cornelian Society 4. Iona Player 2. Knight of Tara 3, 4. La Sociato Italians 2. 3, 4. Saint Matthew-� Button Club 1. Board of Publicationi 3, 4. Who's Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges 4. Haikin and Sell Junior Accountancy Award. Bernard O’Rorkc, B.A., B.S. S Kinisli Major and Biology Major Rice High School. Dean' Litt la, lb, 2a, 2b. Knight of Tara 2. President 3, 4. Ionian 2, 3. 4. Cornelian Society Vice-Chairman 4. El Club Eipanct Hermano Fakenham 1, 2. Secretary 3. Catholic Action Croup Vice-Pretidcnt 4. Coordinated Actlvitie Committee 3, 4. Iona Player 2. 3. Spring Mutical 1. 2. Calm Society 2. 3. 4. Cateche- tical Society 1. 2. Cornelian Contributor 2. 3. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges 4. Albert J. Sattlcr, Jr., B.S. Mathematics Major Iona Preparatory School. Ionian 2. 3. 4, S'escs Editor 3. Dean's List la. lb. 2a. 2b. 3b. Student Council 3. 4. Treasurer 3. I'retident 4. N.K.C.C.S., Catholic Action Croup 1. 2. 3. 4. Delegate 2. 4. Regional Treasurer 3. Cornelian Society 4. Cae'ic Society 1. 2. Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Knights of Tara 2. 3. 4. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. Henry Joseph Vosswinkel, B.B.A. Accounting Major lono Preparatory School. Dean’ Lilt la. 2a. Student Council 3. 4. Chairman Intramural Committee 3. Chair- man C. S. O. 4. Accounting Club 3. 4. Cornelian Society 4. Gaelic Society 2. 3. 4. Knight of Tara 4. Political Science Forum 4. Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges 4. Harold Thomas Anderson, B.A. English Major haac K. Voting IIIgh School. JV.ii Li« la. lb 2a, 2b. 3a. 3b. Uteri Society 3. Ronald A. Adamo, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Frank A. Alfredo, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Archbilhop Stepinac High School. Trant- fer: Cbenell Univcraity. Intramural� : B� - ketball 3. -i; Toolball 3. -I. La Sooiela Italian 4, Salvatore J. Alo, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Iona Preparatory School. Ir.tramur.ih: Handball 1. 2. La Societa Italiana 4. Marketing and Retailing 3. 4. Alan Christopher Abell, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Forcer Memorial High School. Mar- keting and Retailing Club 3. 4. St. Matthew'� Bu� inet Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Pre-I.exal Guild 3. Carl Richard Aulctta, B.S. Biology Maior All llellous Hlgli School. Cairn Society 1. 2, 3. 4. Francesco P. Arduino, B.B.A. Accounting Major Washington living High School. Dean's List lb, 2a, 3a. 3b. Accounting Club 3. 4. Pre-legal CuiM 4. Paul F. Attridge, B.A. Economics Major Brooklyn Preparatory School. Iona Play- ers 1, 2. Le Circle Frencolt 2, 3, 4. Raymond G. Austin, B.B.A. Accounting Major Si. Ann's Academy. Inuamutalt: Bas- ketball 2. 3. 4; Softball I 2. 3. 4. Accounting Club 4. St. Matthew i Butt- nets Club I. El Club Eiponol Herman? Pakenham 1. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 4. Donald P. Amavas, B.A. History Major De La Salt Imtllute. Bro. Maurice R. Barry, F.S.C.H., B.S. Intcgralcd Science-Education Maior John P. Autorino, B.B.A. Busincts Administration Maior Archhithop Stcpinac litxh School. La Socicto Minna 1. 2. 3. I. Dramatic Society 1. St. Matthew's Business Club 1, Francis T. Bailey, B.A Economics Major Raymond P. Bello, B.S. Physics Major George Berardi, B.B.A. Accounting Major Dean’� List lb. 2a. 2b. 3a. 3b. Ac- counting Club 3. La Soeieta Italiana 2. 3, 4. Louis D. Bartimoccia, B.B.A. Businas Administration Major St. Mary i High School. Basketball 1. Business Administration Club 1. 2. St. Matthew's Business Club 1. St. Colum- ban Lodging Society 2. 3. •!. James Robert Bergen, B.A. French Major PfX . School. Intramural Basket- ball 2. Intramural Softball 3. Le Circle Francais 2. 3. 4. President 4. 3.B.A. SS.M- , lato� Lawrence Francis Blancy, B.A. Economics Major St. Sit Mat cl Totenline High School. Freshman Basketball 1. Vanity Basket- ball 2. 3, 4. Intramural Softball 1. 2, 3. 4. Caelic Society 1. 2. 3, 4. Knights « Tans 2. 3. 4. Bro. Richard D. Berryman, F.S.C.H., B.A. French Major Anthony Borrelli, B.A. History Major A. B. Docis High School. Political Science Club 3. 4. Calen Society 4. Joseph J. Blasewitz, B.B.A Accounting Major Joseph Anthony Bemardi, B.A. History Major heavier Childs High School. Vanity Basketball 2. 3. 4. Captain 3. Co- captain 4. Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Patrick George Blaine, B.A. English Major Power Memorial High School. Literary Society 3, 4. Richard D. Bonnette, B.A. History Major .Veto Rochelle High School. Trontfer; Dickiition College. Intramural Basket- ball 4. Political Science Focum 4i Kenneth J. Brady, B.B.A. Accounting Club James F. Boyle, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Maior Cathedral College High School. lntra- mural� : Softball 3. 4. Dean'� List Jb. Accounting dob 3. 4. CMUc Society Foucr Memorial Academy. St. Matthew'� Buiiuett dub 1. 2. Carlic Society 1. 2. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. Bro. Michael C. Brazil, F.S.C.H., B.A. French Major Joseph B. Bourkc, B.B.A. Accounting Major Sacred Heart High School. Dean'� List lb, 2a. Accounting Club 2, 3. 4. Walter F. Boryszewski, B.A. Economics Major Cordon High School. Intramural� : Bas- ketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4. Caelio Society 1. 2. Finance Club 4. El Club Etpanol Her mono Pakenham 1. 2. Raymond Joseph Bovich. B.A. English Major Paver Memorial High School. Student Council 1. Prom Committees 3. 4. N.F.C.C.S. Family Life Commission 3. 4. Big Brothers 3. 4. Columbar� Lode, ing Society- 3. 4. Glee dub 1. 2. 3. 4 Vice-Frecident 3. Iona Player� 2. 3. 4' Knight� of Tara 2. 3. 4. Le Circle Fran- cois 1. 2. Basketball Announcer. James Bernard Brennan, B.A. Histon Major St. Chotle tilth School. Trontfer: St. Ftttr't CelUte. Arthur P. Brill, Jr., B.A. History Major Chart ex E. Gorton tilth School. Base- ball 2. Intramurali: Basketball J. 2. 3. 4: Softball 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Caelio Society 2. 4. CIcc Club 1. Bro. Gerard L. Brooker, F.S.C.H., B.A. Philosophy Major Michael John Brennock, B.B.A. Accounting Major Kite tilth School. Intramural Softball 2. 3. 4. Account in 2 Club 4. Dcan’i List la. Gaelic Society 3. 4. Clifford A. Brown, B. A. History Major Sere Rochelle tilth School. Basketball 1. Indoor Track 2, 3. Outdoor Track 2. 3. Intramurale: Basketball 2. 3. Spiked Shoe Chib 3. 4. ros,B.A. John F. Cahill, B. A. History Major James E. Byrne, B.S. Chemistry Major Inlramurals: Basketball 2. Bcmlinu 2. Da Virvci Society 3. Peutuhe Ve fin 4. Chemical Society 3. -I. Thomas Michael Byrne, B, Economics Major Ss. MeMai pf Tctenlinc lliKh Seti uiiy Tennis 2. 3. 4. Varsity S |i Ksequtts 2, 3. 4. Gaelic Society 3 Thomas M. Byrne, B.A. Economics Major Robert M. Byrne, B.A. Economics Major 'errcnce M. Caldwell, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major 8. Dee is High Selxoci. Marketing and Thomas Joseph Callanan, B.B.A. Business Administration Major All Helioses High School. Caelk Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Prc-!c al Guild 4. St. Mat- thew's Business Club 1. Joseph Arthur Capone, B.B.A. Anthony Frank Campo, B.A. Philosophy Major Cardinal Haws High School. Dean's List la. lb, 2a. 2b. 3a. 3b. Keenan Philosophy Society 3. 4. Viee-Pruldent 4. La Socicta Italiana 2. 4. William J. Campbell, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Cardinal Haws High School. Caelio So- ciety 1. 2. MasScctln and Rctatlinc Club 3, 4. St. Matthew's Business Club 1. Marketing and Retailing Major Roosevelt High School. Vanity Bowlin 3. 4. Captain 4. Intramural Softball 3. Intrantural Bowlin 1, 2. La Socicta Italiana 1. 2. 3. 4. Thomas J. Carney, B.A. Economics Major Power Memorial High Sell oof. S� . Col umlxin Lod tn Society. 2. 3. 4. Cate eb.tic.al Society 1. Gaelic Society I. 2 i• 'i 1 ' ll r,‘ '• -• 4 Knicbti of Tar, -. 3. Chamber 4. Lr Cerete Francal 1. _. 4. Treasurer and CcircspoeMlini Secretary 3. Biology Major i1', MMwl High School. D List 2a. 2b. 3b. El Club Etpan. aub - 2i 3 4- SccretarTI. ers 1 3' 4‘ Iona ] John Patrick Carroll, B.B.A. Accounting Major La Salle Mailt my. Intramural Basket ball 1. Intramural Scitball 1. Account lot Club 4. Conrad S. Caruso, B.A Economics Major Patrick John Carr, B.B.A. Accounting Major 5ft St. Helena r High School. Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Intramural Scit- ball 2. 3. 4. Dean's List la. lb. William J. Carroll, B.B.A. Business Administration Major AM Halloa: i High School, Intramurals: Bowlin 2; Softball 3. 4. Football 4. Garlic Society 4. Donald Timothy Cass, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Cardinal Hayet High School. Intramural Football 1. 2. Business Administration Club 3. 4. Trcower 3. Caelic Soci- ety 1. 2. 4. Herminio F. Carvalho, Spanish Major Rhodei School. B.A. Robert E. Castellano, B.B.A. .Marketing and Retailing Major Cerilin.il Itayci High School. Intra- mural Softball 4. Finance Club 3. La acu Italian.! 3, 3, 4. Marketing Retailing Club 3. 4. St. Matthew's Business Club I. 2. Joseph Castro, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Dc Will Clinton High School. Bro. Joseph G. Castellanos, F.S.C.H., B.A. Spanish Major Joseph Cavallo, B.B.A. Business Administration Major James G. Cerreta, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Iona Preparatory School. Intramuials: Softball 3; Bowling 2. 3. 4. St. Mat- thew's Business Club 1, 2. 52 Frank Richard Cervi, B.S. Chemistry Major Albert Leonard Hitch School. Chemitfry Club 3. 4. Secretary 3. Da Vinci So- ciety 3. 4. John Joseph Cesario, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Iona Preparatory School. Trarujer: Scare Dame. Intramural Softball 3, 4. Intramural Bowling 3. 4. Amos Alexander Charles, B.A. Economics Major Cardinal Hayes High School. Croat Country 1. 2. Indoc Track I, 2. Out- door Track 1. 2. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. Icann 1, 2, 3, Photography Edi- tor 4. Iona Players 1. Finance Club 3. 4. Spiked Shoe Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Big Brothers 4, Catechetical Secretary 2, 3. William J. Cilcnto, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major John Jude Clancy, B.A. English Major Gorton Hirh School. El Club Eipanol 4. Gaelic Society 3. 4. Luciano F. Cerrone, B.B.A. Accounting Major Silvio D. Ciafardini, B.A. History Major Ecander Childs High School. Baseball 3. IntrarmiraH: Softball 3. 4. Lee F. Clifford, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major HI. Si. Michael High School. Icann 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-editor 3. 4. Coordinated Activities Council 3. 4, Caelic Society I. 2. Glee Club 2. Knight� ci Tara 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. Bro. John A. Clifford, F.S.C.H., B.A. Philosophy Major Bro. Anthony L. Coderre, F.S.C.H., B.A. History Major Richard J. Coleman, B.B.A. Business Administration Major HI. Si. Michael High School. Intra, mural Soitball I, 2. 4. BuiineM Ad- ministration Club. 3. 4. Robert Frank Colasurdo, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Ml. SI. Michael High Sehoo'iJSunc mural Soitball 3. 4. intramural Bo« 2. 3. 4. l.a Societa Italian� 3. 4. keting and Retailing Club 3. 4. Frank R. Colacine, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Peckiklll High School. Intramurali: Bowling 2. 3. Finance Club 4. IA So- cieta I lot tuna 3. 4. Marketing and Re- tailing Chib 3. 4. Donald Joseph Collins, B.A. History and Education Co-major Intramural Basketball 2. Caelic Sodrty 1, 2, 4. W. Warren Condon, B.B.A. Finance Major Cardinal Jfoyrs lltth School. Intra murals: Softball 3, Football 3. Account ing Club 3. Big Brothers 3. 4. Finance Club 3. 4. Caelic Society 3. Prc-Lc al Guild 3. Bro. Thomas J. Collins F.S.C.H., B.S. Chemistry Major Donald James Connolly, B.S. Chemistry Major Archbishop Sfepinac Hisfi School. Ionian 1. 2. Chemistry Club 3, 4. Vice- President 4. I .i Vinci Society 3. 4. Glee Club 1. Iona Flayers 1. 2. Dean's last 2b. Who's Wbo Among Students In American Universities and Colleges 4. John J. Conroy, B.A. History Major Bishop Lcughtin High School. Intra- murals: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior Prons Committee. Caelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Metronome Society 2. 3. Pre-l.egal Guild 3. Political Science Forum 4. So- cial Science Federation 1. 2. History Major James Christopher Conroy, B.A. Poscer Memorial High School. Dean's last 3a. 3b. U Circle Francais 3. Polit- seal Science Forum 3. President 4. Social Sctence Federation 1. 2. Stephen E. Conroy, B.B.A. Accounting Major Martin J. Cooney, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Potter Stem oriel High School. C if lie Society 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. S«. Matthew's Business Club 1. 2. Fred H. Corirossi, B.A. History Major ArchbUhop Steplnac High School. Ion� Players 1, 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 1. 2. Robert Corjulo, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Sit. St. Michael High School. Ionian I. 2, 3. 4. Photografhy Editor 3. Busi- ness Manager 4. Ion� Flayers 1. 2. Knights o Tara 3. 4. I.a Societa Itali, ana 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. Spring Musical I. St. Mat- thew’s Business Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. James Donald Corridon, B.A. Philosophy Major Canterbury School. Transfer: George- town. Varsity Tennis 3. 4. Keenan Phil- osophy Club 4. James Patrick Coughlin, B.A. Economics Major Archbishop Stepinoc High School. Var- sity Coll 3. 4. Cornelian 4. Contributor 4. Dean’s List la. 2b. 3a. 3b. Finance Club 3. 4. Secretary 4. Lannon Foren- sic Society 3. 4. Secretary 4. Gaelic Society 1. Glee Club 1. Frederick J. Costello, B.A. Economics Major Potter Memorial High School. Bowlin I. Intramurals: Softball 2; Bowling 2 Finance Club 3. 4 Caelic Society 1 Le Cerrie Francois 2. 3. 4. Politics Science Forum 4. William John Crossin, B.B.A. Accounting Major All Hallows High School. Dhu'i LIiI lb. 2b. 3b. A («Hinting Club S. 3. 4. Catechetical Society 3. 4. Cyclic Soci- (ty 1. 4. Pre-Iegal Guild 3. 4. Vice President 4. Economict Major Power Memorial Academy. Intramurali: Softball 1. 2; Football 1. 2. Ionian 1. Student Council 2. Coordinated Activi- tiei Council 2. 3. 4. Junior Prom Committee. Senior Prom Committee S.F.C.C S, Catholic Action Croup 1. 2. 3. 4. Regional Student Government Commiiiion. Chairman 2. 3. Catbechetl- cal Society 3. Deutsche Verein 2. Caelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Knight of Tara 2. Treaiurer 3. Vlcc-Preiklent 4. Lannon Foreniic Council 1. 2. 3. 4. La Soclcta Italia no 1. Daniel J. Crimmins, B.B.A. Accounting Major Klee High School. Intramural Softball 3. Accounting Chib 3. 4. Caelic Soci- ety 1, 2. 3. 4. John Edward Crcmmins, B.B.A. Finance Major Mt. St. Michael High Sehool. Intra- mural Batketball 2. 3. 4. Intramural Softball 2. 3. 4. Intramural Football 2. 3. 4. Accounting Club 3. Big Brbthert 3. 4. Builneti Adminiitratica Club 3. Finance Club 3, 4. Caelic Society 3, 4. William Joseph Crcen, B.B.A. Finance Major St. Ann's Academy. Transfer: race. Intramural Baiketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Intra- mural Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Finance Club 4. Raymond J. Creaturo, B.A. History Major Blessed Sacrament High Sehool. Tran� - let: Mount St. Mary'i College. La So- cieta Itallana 3. Paul J. Cunniffe, B.A. English Mafor High School. Cross Country I. Outdoor Track J. Coordinated Activi- Comnmuon 2 Gaelic Society 1. v i3k. K7T!?n p!' l, 'l Phy Society 3. knights ol Tara 3. Spring Musical 2. Pre-Leg.l Guild. Recording Secretary SSeoST 8, rCTCUO' 3- Spiked James William Crampton, B.S. Biology Major Cardinal Hevet High School. Da Vinci Society 1. 2. Deutsche Vereln 1. 2. 3. 4. Garlic Society I, 2. Galen Soci- ety 1. 2. William John Cullen, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Bleared Soeromenl High School. Caclic Society 1, 4. Iona Players 1. Robert Francis Cullen, B.S. Chemistry Major Blessed Sacrament High School. Intra- mural Basketball I. 2. Intramural Soft- lull I. 2. 9. 4. Intramural Football 1. 2. Intramural Official 3. 4. N.F.C.C.S. Student Government Commission 2. 3, 4. Catechetical Society 1, 2. Chemistry Club 4. Glee (Tub 2. 3. 4. Iona PUy- ers 1, 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 1, 2. Knights of Tara 3, 4. Raymond J. Cubclls, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Robert T. Davis, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major St. Nickolat Of Tolentlne High School. Edmund J. Cunningham, B.A. Economics Major Cardinal Haves H gk School. Mta- murali: Basketball 1. 2. 3. Finance Club -I. Caelic Club 3. 4. John Peter Darmicnto, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Rkc High School. La Socicta Ital- iana 2. 3. 4. Joseph A. D'Armiento, B.B.A. Accounting Major Crawfrr Child� High School. Henry M. Ryan Accounting Oub 3, 4. CIcc John F. Davey, B.B.A. Business Administration Major St. Helena's High School. Caelic Society 2. 3. St. Matthew’� Business Club 1. Frank T. Daquila, B.B.A. Accounting Major Sacred Heart High School. Intramurali: Softball 3. 4. Accounting Club 3. 4. dec Club 4. Social Science Federa- tion 2. 3. Leo Francis Cuomo, B.A. Philosophy Major Roorevdl High School. Intramural Bas- ketball 4. Catechetical Society 4. Keenan Philosophy Chib 4. Dean’� List 3b. Richard M. Delaney, B.A. English Major Afonortof Accrffmy. Dean'� Un ?. • 2 j Catholic Act lor Croup 2. Delegate 2. Iona Player, 1. 2 Spring MuiK.ll 1. Saverio Anthony De Ruggiero, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Sacred Heart High School. Trentier: St. Louis Vnirenilu. Finance Club 3, i. President 4. Knight, c4 Tara 4. Caebc Society 4. John Anthony Delaney, B.A. History Major Archbishop Stepfnee High School Transfer: St. Vincent's. Louis R. DcAngclis, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Ecender Child! High School. Finance Club 4. U Socicta Italiana 1. 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. Julius Del Monaco, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Mount St. Michael Academy. Transfer: Villariora Vnieeriity. Marketing ami Re- tailing Club 4. Patrick J. Dillon, B.B.A. Business Administration Major John Joseph Doherty, History Major tStSib’yi j ' Mo - u (£££ . 3 Student Council Sftrrtwi r Bl Brother, J £Sgf� S ?£sr Aau ir George M. DiGiacomo, B.S. Physics Major Iona Preparatory School. Intramurali: Softball 1; Football 1, 2. Da Vinci So- ciety 3. 4. Ronald Joseph Diorio, B.B.A. Finance Major RMK«lt BiSh School. Finance Club j t, Vice-President 4. La Socitta Ital- ian! 3. Bro. William B. Dobbins, F.S.C.H., B.A. History Major James J. Doherty, B.B.A. Finance Major White Plaint High School. Donald A. Donohue, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Cardinal Hava Hlch School. Ialr� . murals: Basketball 2; Softball 1, 2 Caelic Society 1. 2. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club, 3, Secretary 4. St. Matthew's Business Club 1. 2. Shaun J. Doherty, B.A. History Major Power Memorial Academy. Caelic So- ciety 1. 2. 4. Lc Cetcle Franfaii 4. Thomas A. Doherty, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Steplnae High School. Caelic Society 2. Iona Players 4. Marketing and Retail- ing Club 3. 4. St. Matthew's Business Club 1. Michael J. Domey, B.A. Economics Major Cardinal llayci High School. Baseball 3, 4. Intramurals: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Big Brothers 3. 4. Catechetical Society 4. Finance Club 4. Caelic Society 1, 2. 3. President 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. St. Matthew's Business Club 1. Who's Who Anto |g Studenti in American t'nicerri- tiei and Colleger 4. John P. Dowling, B.A. Business Administration Major Power Memorial Academi . Finance Club 3, 4. Science Fesieratlon 4. Martin John Dowd, B.B.A. Finance Major All Hallow, High School. Intramural Football 3. Finance Club 3. 4. Caelic Society 3. 4. Prc-legal Cuild 3. 4. St. Matthews Business Club 1. Michael Patrick Doyle, B.A History Major Cardinal Haye, Hint, School. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. Intramural Softball Sic V 2BVrh ’ 3- «■ waiter Patrick Drury, B.A. Economics Major Pouxr Memorial High School. Joira- mufjilj 1. 2, 3. 4. Girlie Society 3. 4. Thomas J. Duffy, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major St. S'athy't High School (Ireland). In- tramurali: Handball 2, 3, 4. Garlic So- ciety 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Ctuli 3. 4. Fre-I-cgal Guild 4. St. Matthew's Business Club 1, 2. Robert Lawrence Doyle, B.A. English Major Ccriintl Mtf tt High Jehad. Cornelian 2 3. 4. Aiiocitlc Editor 2. 3. Armf- Sr.t Editor 4. Literary Society 1. 2. 3, 4 Viee-PreiHent 3. Prendent 4. Who Who Among Students in American Uni- semties and College 4. Emmett Joseph Driscoll, B.A. English Major Iona Preparatory School. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. Intramural Soitball 2,3. Patrick J. Duffy, B.A. Economics Major Gene Durante, B.B.A. Accounting Major JloorcrWf High School. Accounting Club 2. 3. 4. La Societa Italian� 1. 2. J. 4. Bro. James C. Dunn, F.S.C.H., B.A. History Major William Adolph Duss, B.B.A. Businas Administration Major ill. Si. Michael High School. Varsity Baseball 2. Intramural Softball 3. 4. Intramural Football 3. 4. Intramural Bowling 2. 3. 4. La Societ� Itallana 3. 4. Marketing anil Retailing Club 3. 4. Joseph P. Earley, B.A. Economics Major Michael G. Dwyer, B.A. History Major Biased Sacrament High School. Rudolph A. Eckhardt, B.A. Philosophy Major Bishop LotifMin High School. Frctli- man Basketball 1. Vanity Basketball 2, 3. 4. Dean’s List la. lb. 2a. 2b, 3a. 3b, Coturnban I.mlging Society 2, 3, 4. N.F.C.C-S.. CKairrnan of Travel Pro- gram 4. Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges 4. Poorer Memorial Academy. Intramural : Basketball 1; Scrftball 1. 2. 3; Foot- ball 1; Handball 1. 2. Finance Club 3. 4. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. George E. Echcvcrria, B.B.A. Accounting Major Iona Preparatory School. Coif 3. 4. Big Brothers 4. Henry M. Ryan Accounting Chib 3. 4. Donald A. Fabrizio, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Donald Edward Feeney B.B.A. Bro. Eugene P. Farrell, F.S.C.H., B.A. Finance Major Gorten lilt , School. Intramural Foot. M l- « ““ • • C«Uc History Major William P. Elfcrs, B.B.A. iminess Administration Major All Ifal out lligft School. Intramurale llatlctball I. 2. 3. 41 Football 1. 2. Markrtini: and Rctailiii« Club 4. Pro- I.cgal Club 4. St. Matlhiw'i Itmincii Club 1. 2. Edward J. Farrclly, B.A. Philosophy Major John J. Fennell, B.A. English Major Alt Hrnltou • llifh School. Ionian I. 2. Aiuxutr K lit « -3. AtmUnt Kdlto 4. Dnn-i I.ut |•, lb. 2a. 21� . Garlic So- I. 2. Krn.An I'hilo iphyr Society 3. 4. l.itMJiy Society I. P«r-I.r tf.il Guild 1. 2. Wfco’i Who Amtjmi Sfudrnli in American ( fiiuturira and Collegei 4. s iJ ri.Txttnzs Football 1. 2. 4 James A. Ferrara, B.A. Economics Maior William Joseph Fleming, B.A. English Major Cardinal ---------- Ilayet High School. Intra ..mrall 1. 2. 3. 4. Cfltcehctk.il Soeieti 3. Garlic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Glee Clul 1. 2. Fred J. Fenwick, B.A. Economics Major w. E. Houilt High School. Finance Club 3. 4. loos Flayer� 1. 3. St. Col- omban Lodging Society 2. Joseph J. Ferrari, B.S. Chemistry Major Cardinal Hayes High School. Intr� . murals Scltball 2; Bowling 2. Chemical Society 3. 4. Philip J. Fitzpatrick, B.A History Major R cc High School. Gaelic Society 4. Club Eipanot I Ur mono Fakenl.am 4. Thomas Mote Political Science Club Edward Finn, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major I. Francis Firrantcllo, B.B.A. Finance Major t nfon High School. N.F.C.CS. Student Government Commission, .V. Y..,V. I. Chairman 3. 4. Big Brothers 3. 4. Iona riayer� 2. 3. 4. Lawrence Flynn, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Iona Preparatory School. Intramurals: Football 2; Bowling 2. 3. onion 4. Catechetical Guild 2. Garlic Society 1, 2. Iona Flayers 1. 2. Marketing and Re- tailing Chib 3, 4. Donald J. Fowley, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Eoendrr Childs High School. Intra murali: Baikrtball 1: Softball I; Foot- ball 4. Student Council 3. Junior Prom Committee. Deutsche Vereln I. 2. Fi- nance Club 4. Gaelic Society 4. Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4. La Society Italiana 2. 3, 4. Marketing and Retailing' Club 3, 4. St- Matthew'� Butinr� � Club 1, 2. So- cial Science Federation 2. Donald W. Flynn, B.B.A. Businett Administration Major Chatter E. Gorton High School: Intra- murali: Racket ball 1. 2; Football I. 2. Catechetical Cuild 2. 3. 4. Finance Club' 4. Gaelic Society 1, 2. 3. 4. Knight� of Tara “ -- - Business Club 1. Myles J. Flynn, B.A. Economics Major Rice High School. Intramurali: Bai- krtball I. 2. 3. 4: Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. Catechetical Cuild 4. Deutsche Vercin 3. Finance Club 4. Gaelic Society 2. 3. 4. Donald P. Fraser, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Power Memorial Academy: Gaelic So- ciety 1, 2, 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. St. Matthew’s Buiiness Club 1. 2. Thomas Fogarty, B.A. Economics Major All Hallows High School. Big Brother! 4. Finance Club 4. Pre-I.egal Cuild 4. John B. Fogerty, Jr., B.B.A. Business Administration Major Bithop Loughlin High School. Intra- murali: Batkctball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1. 2. Pre-Legal Society 3. St. Matthew’s Business Club 1, 2. — Robert J. Freddi, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Rice High School. Intramural� : Bowling 3. Caclic Society. La Socicta llahona 1, 2. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. Richard G. Friedman, B.A. English Major f®1® ' Dean’� Li« 2a. N.F.C.CS. Catholic Action 1. 2. 3. Delegate 3. Problem Adviier For New Vork City College� . Iona Player� 1. 2, 3, 4. Spring Musical 1, 2. £« infer Chihli High School. Intra- mural� : Football 3: Basketball 3. mur.m; rooiDAU v. N.F.C.CS. 2. Gaelic Society 2. ns So- cie fu tafiano 1, 2. 4. Prc-Legal Cuild 3. 4. St. Thom� � More Political Science Club 3. 4. Frank J. Frattolillio, B.A, History Major French Major Lester John Fritz, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Rice High School. Ionian 3. 4. Businnt Administration Club 4. Catechetical So- ciety 2. Big Brother� 3. 4. Cardinal Hayei High School. Intramural Basketball 3. Calen Society 3, 4. John Stanford Froats, B.S. Biology Major Bro. Donald M. Frenette, F.S.C.H., B.A. Peter Gerald Gannon, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Cardinal Havei High School. Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Soft- ball 2, 3, 4. Big Brothers 3, 4, Vice- President 4. Business Administration Edward R. Gaw, B.B.A. Accounting Major Club 3. 4. Cache Society 3. 4. Market ing and Retailing Club 3, 4. Alt Hotlovi High School. Vanity Cross Country 3. 4. Varsity Indoor Track 2. Country 3. 4. Varsity Indoor Track 2. 3. ‘4. Accounting Club 3. 4. Spiked Shoe Club 2. 3. 4. President 3. 4. Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni versifies and Colleges 4. William A. Gannon, B.B.A Business Administration Major Charles F. Gaylord, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Joseph William Gcarty, B.B.A. Richard F. Gennaro, B.A Histoni Major Business Administration Major William llovard Taft High School. Intramurals 3. Pre-legal Cuild 3. 4. Richard Maurice Gore, B.A. Economics Major Ml. SI. Michael High School. Intra- mural Football 2. 3. 4. Dean'� Lbt lb. 2a. 2b. 3a. 3b. N.F.C.C.S. Student Cov- eminent Ccmmiuion, Tremoter 2, Eco- nomic Aitviicr 3. Garlic Society 3. 4. Knight, of Tara 3. 4. Pre-Ie� U Cultd John B. Goldstein, B.A. Philosophy Major Gorton High School. Crou Country 1, 2. 3. 4. Captain 3. Indoor Track I. 2. 3. 4. Outdoor Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Dean'� Lbt la. Ib. 3a. 3b. Spiked Shoe Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Who'� Who Among Student� in American Univcraitic and College� 4. Alexander Joseph Glennon, B.B.A. Marketing anti Retailing Major Iona Preparatory School. Intramural Batkrtball 1, 2. Intramural Football 1. Gaelic Society 3. 4. Marketing and KeUiling Club 3, 4. Metronome So- ciety 2. Edward M. Gaza, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Rice High School. Intramural� : Baiket- hall 1; Sottliall 1. Student Council 1. 2. Gaelic Society 1. La Socicla Itali- ana 2. Robert C. Gilbert, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major .Veto Roth,-lie High School. Intramural� : Batkrtball 1, 2. 4; Bowling 1. 2. 3. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. Anthony J. Giannini, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Cantina 1 Farley Military Academy; Ba� - kctball 1. 2. Track 2. 3. 4. Intramural� : Ba� kctball 4; Football 3. 4. Intercol- legiate Football 4. Gaelic Society 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Chib 3. 4. Spike Shoe Club 2, 3. 4. Robert J. Gould, B.A. History Major Mount St. Michael Academy. Student Council 1. Gaelic Society 2. 3. Knight, Of Tar 2. 3. Metronome Society 1. 2. 3. St. Thom� � More Political Science Club 4. William M. Gramaglia, B.A. English Major Bleared Sacrament High School. N.P.C.C.S. Catholic Action 1. 2. 3. 4. Iona Player� 1, 2, 3. 4. la Sociera Iteliana 1. 2. Spring M.ureal 1. 2. Michael Patrick Griffin, B.A. English Major Cardinal Haw. High School. Intra- mural BatVetball 1. 2, 3. Intramural Soflball I. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Foot- t� U I. 2. Big Brother, 3. 4. Gaelic So- ciety I. 2. 3. 4, Tfeature 3. Daniel J. Cuincy, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Rice High School. Intramural,: Basket- [ � 11 I. 2. 3. 4: Football 4. Business Administration Club 3. 4. C� elle So- ciety I. 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retail- ing Club 3, 4. Thomas .Edward Hales, B.B.A. Accounting Major U'aiMnglon Irving High School. Dean’, LW lb, 2a. 2b. 3a. Accounting Club 3. 4. Prc-legal Guild 3. 4. Patrick Fred Grosso, B.S. Chemistry Major Iona i rr,rorator School. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. Chemiitry Club 3. 4. Pretldent 3. 4. Da Vinci Society 1. 2, 3. 4. Calen Society 1. 2. 3. Who’, Who Among Student, in American Univcni- tie, and College, 4. Lee H. Gray, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Creentclch High School. Business Ad- ministration Club 1. 2. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 3. St. Matthew's Butine� Club Francis Robert Hcaly, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Potetr Memorial High School. Caelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Lc Circle Franc.it� I. 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. Donald Paul Harrington, B. S. Mathematics Major All Hollow� High School. Da Vinci So ciet� - 3. 4. Gaelic Society 2, 4. Frederick Joban Hellmuth, B.S. Frederick G. Hcinkcl, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Physics Major (rcMJSfCa High School. Intramural� ; Batkrtball I. 2. 4. Softball I. 2, 4. Big Power Memorial High School. Dean'� Lbt la. lb. 2a. Da Vinci Society 1. 2. Broth� � � 3. 4. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 4. Glee Club I. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. St. Matthew'� Bu ine� , Club 1. 3. 4. Deuttehc V«� cin 1. 2. 3. 4. Pre«!• denr 4. Le Circle Franc-ait 3. 4. Who'� Who Among Student� in American Uni- no Among Student� in versitiet and College� 4. Francis Aloysius Halpin, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major BUitcd Sacrament Hi$h School James Joseph Hartigan, B.S. Chemistry Major Rice High School. Dean'� Lilt la. lb. 3a. 3b. Chemiitry Club 3. 4. Da Vinci Society 3. 4. Richard Edward Herrmann, B.A. English Major Rice llith School. IntmnarM BatVet ball 2, 3. Intramural Softball 2, 3 Metronome Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 John Francis Hessenius, B.B.A. Dennis J. Hennessey, B.B.A. Accounting Major Accounting Major Mr. Sr. Michael llit i School. Dean’� Llit 2a. Accounting Club 2. 3. 4, LiH za. Accounting t-roo z. o. i. Proirfcal 4. Who’� Who Among Student� in American Univmitie� and College� 4. Bro. Martin C. Hickey, F.S.C.H., B.A. French Major Bro. David J. Holmquist, F.S.C.H., B.A. John H. Hofstetter, B.A. English Major EngllsJt Major Mount St. Michael Academy. Intra mural� : Uailetball 3, 4; Softball 2. 3 4. Caelk Society 3, 4. Robert M. Hrubcsch, B. A. 90 English Major A. 0. Davit High School. Westchester s ® Community College. Intramural Basket- ball 1. 2. Intramural Softball I. 2. Ionian 1. Cornelian 1. 2. 3. 4. Dean'� cat. t Li� t la. lb, 2b. 3a. DcuUche Vercin 1. 2. Literary Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Clement E. Hourican, B.A. English Major Rooietelt High School. VartCly Tenni� 3. 4. Vanity Squalls Racquet 3, 4. Intramural Tenni� 2. Dean’t lilt la, lb. Dennis C. Hynes, B.A. Economics Major (fed Kn Francis M. Innnonc, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing St. Ann's Academy. Intramural� : Bowl in 3. Indoor Track 1. 2. Cron Coun try 1. 2. Spring Track 1. 2. Herbert Anthony Huss, B.S. Chemistry Major rotccr Memorialing , School. Dean'� Li� t lb. 2a. 3a. 31i. Columban Lodging §?eif?,y Chemistry Club 3. 4 Da Vinci Society 1, 2. Calco Society 1 2. 3. 4. Publication Committee 2. 3 Treasurer 3. President 4. Who', Who Among Student� in American Universi - Ile� and College� 4. MB Edward James Hopkins, B.B.A. Accounting Major St. Agnes High School. N.F.C.C.S. Bus.mss Affairs Committee 3. 4. Ac- counting Club 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 4. Caclic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. St. Mat- thew'� Businm Club 1. 2. John L. Hughes, Jr., B.A. Economics Major Cathedral College High School. Fi- nance Club 4. Caclic Society 1. 4. La Socicta Italian 2. 3. 4. St. Matthew'� Buiinci� Chib 1. Richard Harry Johnson, B.A. Economics Maior Forcer Memorial High School. Intra- mcrals 1, 2, 3, 4. Lc Circle Franc � � 2. 3, 4. John Thomas Joy, B.A. Economics Major St. Nlcholai of Totemine High School. Intramural Batketball I. 2. 4. Intra- mural Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Football 1. 2. 4. Caclic Society 3. 4. Anthony W. Joyce, B.A. History and Education Co-malor ton Boko Preparatory School. Intra- luralf 1. 2. Student Council 3. 4. 'iee-Pretident 4. Prom Committer� 3. . Chairman 3. 4. Columban Lodging ociety 2. o. 4. Knight of Tara 3, 4. George E. Joseph, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Cardinal Hayet High Schod. Intra- mural� : Uailcthail 1. Gaelic Society 3. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. Stuart A. Irvine, B.A. History Major St. Mary’s High School. Intramural� : Basketball 4; Softball 2. 4; Tenni� 4. Coif 2. Gaelic Society I. 3. Prc-Lcgal Cuild 4. John Francis Jennings, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Ml. Si. Michael High School. Robert F. Jcraci, B.B.A. Accounting Major Sere Rochelle High School. La Societa Italian� 1, 2. 3. 4. Accounting Club 3. 4. Robert Michael Joyce, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Maior Boy.lrfe High School. Vanity Co� 2. 3. 4. Intraniui.il Baiketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Intra- mural Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Intramurali Official 3- Market inn and HrtailiiiK Club 3, 4. Edmond Francis Kelly, B.A. Economics Maior Pouer Memorial High School. Intra mural Softball 3. 4. Intramural Bowl inn 2. 3. 4. Gaelic Society 2. 3. 4 Lc Circle Francaii 2. 3. 4. Raymond J. Keegan, B.A. Economics Major Cardinal foyer High School. Intra murali: Bowling 2. Finance Club 3. 4 Gaelic Society 2. 3. 4. Metronome So ciety 2. William J. Kelly, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Maior Mount St. Michael Academy. Gaelic So- ciety 2. Marketing and Retailing Club Michael Lawrence Kennedy, B.A. Howard George Kensing, B.B.A. History Major Si. Helena's High School. Student Coun- cil 1. 2. Secretary 2. Preen Committee 3. 4. N.F.C.C.S. Student Government Committion 2. 3. Ezeeutice Secretary 2. Garlic Society 1. 2. Knight of Tara 2. 3. 4. Business Administration Major Archbishop Stephusc High School. Gerald Robert Kolosky, B.A. Economic Motor Bulled Sacrament High School. Intra Basket Kill 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Soil ball 3. 4. Dean's Lilt 2b. Cannon for rosio Society 3. 4. Vice-Prelident 4 I.e Circle Francali 3, 4. Thomas Francis Kerby, B.A. Euglifh Major CW mI II High School. Deutsche Vcrrin 1. i- C Uc Society 2. Bro. Charles H. Klous, F.S.C.H., B.A. French Major George Timothy Kuhn, B.B.A. Accounting Major Iona Preparatory School. Intramural Howling 2. 3. 4. Accounting Club 3, 4. Sidney H. Lane, B.A. Economics Major Donald M. Kuhn, B.B.A. Butineu Adminutralion Major Academy. Intramurali: IrJ St iV 3- ■ «° � ' Slatthen- t Buiinei, aUb 1. 2. am Iona Preparatory School. Tramfer; Ccorgetoan t niceriify. Intramurali Basketball 4; Softball 4. Finance Club 4. Cache Society 4. Economics Major Mount St. Michael Academy. Intra- murali: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball !■ 2- 3 4. Football 1. 2. 3. Bowlin 1. 2. 3. 4. 1m Socleta Iteltana 2, 4 Prc-Legal Guild 4. Francis J. Lo Destro, B.A. History Major Paver Memorial Academy. Gaelic So- ciety 1. 2. 3. 4. Knichts Of Tara 3. 4. Z.C CCrete Frartfaii 1. 2. Secretary 3, 4, David V. Lcnahan, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Cardinal llayet High School. Outdoce Track 3. 4. Intramural : Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Foeeball 1. 2r, 3, 4. Business Administration Club 4. El Club Erpanol Hermano PoXenham I. 2. Gaelic Society 1. 2. Market in and Retailing Club 3. 4. St. Matthew's Busi- new Club 1. 2. Robert II. Lindgren, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Robert John Lundry, B.A English Major Cathedral Preparatory School. Intra. PS! 1 „B'Vkcibali ' 2- Intramural Sis o ?• • Intramural Foot- ball 1 2, Dean U t la. lb. 2b. 3a. 3b. CaHic Society 1. 2. 3. 4‘. Kaldtb T- !• Secretary 4. I.a Sod eta Italiana 1. 2. 3. 4. William Francis Lhotta, B.B.A. Accounting Major ArchbUhop Stcvinac High School. Ac- counting Club 3. 4. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 3, 4, Iona Players I. Charles J. Langan, B.A. History Major Cathedral College High School. Baseball I. Intramurals: Football 2. 3. Derdrche Verein 2. 3. 4. Gaelic Society 2. 3. Catechetical Cuild 2. 3. Waller II. Ludium, B.B.A. Finance Maior Rootcxdl Kith School. Finance Club 3, Cceropoadmce Sectary 4. Charles A. LoPresti, B.B.A. Business Administration Major La Salte Military Academy. Intramurali: Softball I, 2. 3, 4; Football 4; Bowlin 1. 2. 3. 4. Bimnni Administration Club 1. 2. 3. 4. DaVind Society 1. 2. Pre- I.cgal Guild 4. Timothy Patrick Lynch, B.A. English Maior rouer Memorial High School. Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3. 4. Intramural Softball I. 2. 3. 4. Big Brothcri 3. 4. Catechetical Society 1, 2. 3. 4. Gaelic Soricly 1. 2. 3. 4. William Augustine McCabe, B.A. History Mafor Cardinal Heyct High School. Intra mural Basketball 3. 4. Big Brother! 3 4, Treasurer 4. Terrence Michael McCabe, B.A. Economics Major St. Simon Stock High School. James Patrick McCaffrey B.B.A. James Eugene McConnell, B.A. Finance Major History Major Biiho,, Dubois High School. Intramural Football I. 2. 3. 4. Finance Club 3. All Hallow High School. Trarufer: St Peten. John J. McConoIogue, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Archbithop Stcpinac High School. Bas- ketball 3. 4. Indoor Track I. Outdoor Track 1. Intramural� : Basketball 1. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2; Football I. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 3. Business Administration Club 1. 2. Caclic Society 1. 2. St. Matthew � Business Club 1. 2. Spiked Shoe Ctub 1. Joseph P. McDonald, B.A. English Major Forcer Memorial Academy. Gaelic So- ciety I. Iona Player� 4. Le Cercie Francalt 4. Richard Hugh McDevitt, B.A. Accounting Major Forcer Memorial It k)i School. Intra mural Softball 3. 4. Dean � List la. lb. Accounting Club 2, 4. Gaelic Society 1. 2, 4. St. Matthew's Business Chib 1. 2. Thomas D. McCinnity, B.A. Economics Major SI. Arui'r Academy. Intramural� : Bat- ketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Caelic Society 1. 2. 3, 4. Bro. Philip S. McGoohan, F.S.C.H., B.A. French Major Robert Gordon McGregor, B.B.A. Accounting Major ft� School. Intramural Softball 1, 2. Accounting Club 3, 4. Bro. Charles D. McKenna, F.S.C.H.. B A. Ilisltinj Maior Kevin J. McKiernan, B.B.A Finance Major St. Sicholai Cl Tdcnliae With School Kinincr Club 3. -I. Gaelic Society 3 4. St. Matthew' Bwlnca Club 1, John A. McGuire, B.B.A. Accounting Major Robert Christopher McGuire, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major St. RjiU-i Fnparatcrv School. Colum, ban luting Society 3, 4. Secrete� 3. Robert J. McGuire, B.A. Philosophy Major St. tlclcna'r With School. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Intramurali: Softball !. 2, 3, 4. Dean's l.iit la. 11� . 2a. 2b. 3a. 3b. Garlic Society I. 2. 3- Keenan Phil- osophy Sixiity 4. Pic-l-cgal Cuild 4. Who'i Who Among Studenti In Amer- ican Cmtenifn'i end Colleger. Jolrn F. McGurk, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Rice Ut$h School. F. Joseph McPartlin, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Fiction High School. Intramurali-1 2 3. 4. Columbar. Lodging Society 2. 3 4. knights of Tara 3. 4. Thomas J. McLoughlin, B.A. Economics Major Fencer Memorial Academy. Intramurali: Basketball 1. 2; Softball I. 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4. Finance Club 3. 4. Caellc Society 1. 4. Miley John McMillan, B.A. Economics Major Mamaroneck High School. Transfer Uni- veriUy of Maryland, Business Admin- istration Club 2. 3. El Club Eipanol 4. Daniel Magennis, B.B.A. Business Administration Major St. Simon Stock High School. Bail- ness Administration Club 3. 4. Caelic Society 2. 4. Joseph A. Macchia, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Frank Robert Mallette, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Seartdale High School. S.F.C.C.S. Re- gional Director of Problems 3, 4. Iona Players 2, 3, 4. 82 John J. McTigue, B.B.A. Business Administration Major All Hatlout High School. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. Intramural Soft- ball 2, 3. Business Administration Club 4. Knights of Tara 3. 4. Who's Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges 4. i I kxj, 1 r John E. Mazziotta, B.A History Maior Timothy John Mara, B.A. Economics Major Foratam Preparatory Set wot. In tram uni Basketball 2. 4. Deutsche Verein 3. 4. Gaelic Society 4. Gerard A. Marotta, B.B.A. Accounting Major Thomas P. Marian, B.S. Chemistry Major St. Maru't High School. Intramurali: Basketball 1. 2: Softball 1. 2. 3; Foot- ball 1. 3. 4. .Chemical Society 4. Da- Vinci Society 1. 2. 3. Deuhche Verein 2. 3. Caelic Society 1. 2. Bro. Joseph C. Mastcrson, F.S.C.H., B.A. English Major Paul V. Mnus, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Iona Preparatory School. Gaelic Society 2. 3. Lc Cercie Francois 2. Marketing and Retailing Club 3, 4. St. Matthew'! Bunnevs Club 1, 2. Robert Joseph Maus, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Iona Preparatory School. Coocdinatcd Activities Council 3. 4. Prom Committee 3. Caelic Society 1. 2. Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3. 4. Knight! of Tara 2. 3, 4. Thomas A. Mulkccn, B.A. History Major Cardinal Haver High School. Intra- murali; Basketball 4; Softball 3, 4. Gal- lic Football 2. 3. 4. Gaelic Society 3. 4. St. Thom at More Political Science Emesi A. Menze, B.A. History Major Obcrreahchulc in Der Ncuitadt. Bre- men, Germany. Dean's List la, lb. 2a, 2b. 3a. 3b. Peultche Vcreln 2. Caelie Society 1. Salvatore V. Montagna, B.A. Economics Major Sacred Heart High School. Trantler Vcttchctier Com nir nrtu College. Donald R. Mucciolo, B.A. Kx Philosophy Major 1 Cardinal Haver High SeW. Marian College. Keenan Fhiloiophy So- ciety 2. 3. 4. La Soclcta ItaUtna ■ c Matthew Michael Mclilio, B.S. Biology Majo Cardinet II nun High School. Intra- ri Have i ______________ . murals 1. 2. 3. 4. Ionian 3. 4. Deutsche Verein 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2. Gaelic Society 2. 3. 4. Calm Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Knights 4 Tara 3. 4. Metronome Society 3. 4. Bro. Michael M. Michael, F.S.C.H., B.A. French Major Brendan Patrick Mulligan, B.A. Economics Major Cardinal Ifoyri With School. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Soft- ball 2. 3. 4. Garlic Society 3. 4. James A. Mullin, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Iona frciurriory School. Dean’� Li� t 3a. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. La Societa llaliana I, 2. 3. 4. Robert Emmet Mullins, B.S. Mathematics Major Cardinal Jfaye� Mt ‘ School. Intra- mural B� nlmg 3. 4. Dean’� Li� l la. Ib. 3b. Da Vinci Society 3, 4. Sec- retary 4. Garlic Society 3. 4. Michael Louis Muro, B.B.A. Business Administration Major S'orieolk HSchool. Intramural Bas- ketball 1. N.F.C.C.S. Secre- tary 3. 4. Richard II. Mullen, B.A. History Major Archbithop Slepinec High School. In- doc Track 3. 4. Outdoor Track 3. 4. El Club Etponol 2. 3. 4. Gaelic So- ciety I. 2. 3. 4. Spiked Shoe Club 3. 4. Thomas J. Mullin, B.A. Philosophi Major All llalloici tilth School. Gaelic So- ciety 1. 2. 3. 4. Keenan Phikxophy So- ciety 4. St. Matthew'� Uuiinett Club 1. 4. ............................................... — _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thomas C. Murray, B.A. History Major Potcer Memorial Academy. Tranifer: St. Bonaccnture U nicer illy. Gaelic Society 2. Si. Thoenai Mon Politic ! Science Fotxsm. Charles J. Murrin, B.B.A. Accounting Major White Plaint High School. Intrjmtu.il, 2. j' Accounting Club 2. 3. 4. GjcI'c Society 2. 4. St. Matthew', Buii- nc Club 1. 2. Bro. John B. Murray, F.S.C.H., B.A. History Major Charles Louis Nadcll, B.A. History Major Ml. St. Michael High School. Cron Country 3. 4. Outdoor Track 3. 4. Intra- mural Bowling 2, 3. 4. El Club Etpanol 2, 4. Gaelic Society 2. 4. Spiked Shoe Club 3. 4. Laurence David Nethcrcott, B.B.A. Marketing ami Retailing Major Ponchriter High School. El Club E,- pjnol 1. 2, 3, 4. Treaturer 3- Robert B. Nixon, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Archbiihop Stcpinac High School. Intra Edward J. Nugent, B.A. History Major John Thomas Oates, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Ordinal llayet High School. Intra- murali 1,' 2. 3. 4. Garlic Society I, 3. 4. Bro. James J. O'Connell, F.S.C.H., B.A. English Major Bro. John T. O’Callaghan, F.S.C.H., B.A. History Major John B. O Connell, B.A. History Major Sacred Heart High School Bro. Patrick F. O Donnell, F.S.C.H., B.S. Chemistry Major James M. O’Dowd, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Dennis A. O Connor, B.A. Philosophy Major Burliop Du Boil High School. Garlic Society I, 3. 4. Le Ceric Franfait 3, 4. John Joseph O’Driscoll, rr B.B.A. Wr Burinetj Administration Major 1 Poster Memorial High School. Icann 1, 2. 3. 4. Co-erfiror 3. 4. Knights of Tara 2. 3. 4. Pre-legal Guild 2. 3. 4. St. v Patrick James O'Meara, V B.B.A. Accounting Major ‘layer i _ rnuj.ll Softball 2. 3. 4. Dm'. Mil lb. 2a, 2b. 3a, 3b. Accounting Club 3. 4. Big Brother 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4. Gaelic Society 2. 3. 4. St. Matthew's Burl- Daniel James O’Shea, B.A. Physics Major Da Vinci Society 3. 4. Deutsche Verein Leo J. O’Rourke, B.A. Economics Major De La Salle High School. Intramurale Softball 1; Football 2; Bowling 2. N.F.C.C.S. Catholic Action 2. El Club Eifvnot formo no 1‘aLcaham 3. 4. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Clee Club 1. 2. 4. Le Cercie Franfaii 2. St. Matthew'� Business Club 1. Social Sci- ence Federation 2. 88 Albert Joseph O'Halloran, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Archbishop Stepinae High School. Intra- mural Softball 3. 4. Business Adminis- tration, Club 3, 4. Marketing and Re- tailing Club 3. 4. Arthur Carl Ostluml, B.A. Economics Major A. B. Davit tilth School. Intramurali 2. Cornelian 1. Dean’s Lilt 2a. Thomas P. Pcndergast, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Pouxr Xicmorici Accdtmy. Garlic So- csety 1, 2. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. it. Matthew’s Business Club 1. 2. Raymond J. O’Sullivan, B.B.A. Accounting Major Robert August Page!, B.B.A. Finance Major Blcucd Sacrament tilth School. Finance Club 3. 4. Joseph M. Pagano, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major La Salta Military Academy. Intra- murals: Basketball 1. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. St. Matthew's Business Club 1. Robert J. Pendergast, B.A. History Major Cardinal Hoyt High School. Intra- murals: Basketball 1. 2; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. William Joseph Perkins, B.A. Economics Major Sf. Nicholas of Telentinc High School. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 4. Intra- mural Softball 3. 4. Gaelic Society 3. 4. Prc-lcsal Guild 3. 4. Walter Powers, B.A. Economics Major Klee High School John Joseph Phelan, B.A. Economics Major Rice High School. Intramural Soft- ball 2. 3. 4. Donald Edward Popp, B.B.A. Finance Major Archbishop Stcpinac High School. Fi- nance Club 3. 4. Gaelic Society 1. 4. Bro. Richard E. Pigolt, F.S.C.H., B.A. English Major Thomas James Phillips, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Cardinal foyer High School. Intra- mural Basketball I. 2. Burincts Admin- istration Club 3. 4. Caelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. St. Matthew’� Business Club 1. 2. 3. 4. John P. Prendergast, B.B.A. Accounting Major Joseph J. Puree, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Foster Memorial Academi . Intramurale Softball I, 2; Football 1. Caelio So- ciety 1. 2. 3. 4. James Francis Quigley, B.B.A. Accounting Major Archbishop Supinae High School. Ac- counting Qub 3. 4. Gaelic Society 2. 3. 4. Prc-legal Cuild 2. 3. 4. Edmond T. Quirke, B.A. Economics Major Power Memorial Aeademv. Ionian 1, 2. N.F.C.C.S. Catholic Action 1. 2. Fi- nance Club 3, 4. Social Science Federa- tion 1, 2. St. Thomas More Political Science Forem 4. Patrick D. Purtill, B.A. Economics Major St. Nicholas of Tolentlne High School. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Intra- mural Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Dean’s I.ist 2a. Finance Club 3, 4. Caelic Society 2. 3. 4. Pre-leeal 3. 4. John Quigley, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Ronald Christopher Quigley, B.B.A. Accounting Motor Washington Irving High School. Varsity- Baseball 2. Intramural Softball 1, 3. 4. Dean's List la. lb. 2a. 2b. 3a, 3b. Accounting Club 3. 4. Knights of Tara 3. 4. rrc-lcK-il Guild 2. 3. 4. Pren- dent 4. James V. Quinn, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Patrick David Reidy, B.B.A. Accounting Maior St. Mary'j High School. Intramurali 1. 2. Accounting Club 3. 4. Gaelic So- cifty 1, 4. St. Mltlbr. I Busmen Club 1, 2. ■::v. V, «5T Cosmo John Randazzo, B.A. Economics Major Mr. St. Michael High School. La So- cieta Italiana 1. 2. 3. 4. John Patrick Rcichhold, B.S. Biology Major Power Memorial High School. Deutsche Vcrein 2. Cairn Society 2. 3. 4. Frank Paul Ravenna, B.B.A. Accounting Major DeWitt Clinton High School. Vanity Baseball 2. 3. 4. Intramural Softball 1, 2. Accounting Club 2. 3. 4. La Socirta Italiana 3. 4. St. Matthew'� Business Club 1, 2. Joseph P. Reid, B.A. Economics Major St. Ann’� Academy. Intramurali: Bas- ketball 2; Softball 2. 3. 4; Football 4. Catechetical Cuild 4. Gaelic Society 4. James J. Reid, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Power Memorial Academy. Garlic So- ciety 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. Robert Lawrence Reilly, B.A. History Major Cardiaci Haver High School. Intra mural� I, 4. Garlic Socitty 3, 4. Arthur Richard Rcitano, B.B.A. Business Administration Major DeWitt Clinton High School. Wert- chetter Community College. Vanity Batrball 3. 4. Intramural Bern-line 3, 4. James F. Reilly, B.B.A. Finance Major Chamlnade High School. Intramurals: Basketball 3. 4; Softball 3. 4. Football 4, Henry SI. Ryan Accountinz Club 3. Finance Club 3. 4. Garlic Sorirty I. 2, 3, 4. Edward Patrick Reilly, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Cardinal Hayei High School. Intra- mural Softball 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. Alan E. Richards, B.B.A Finance Major A« Hollo . High School. Finance 3. 4. St. Matthew's Business Club George Edward Riley, B.A. Economics Major Sacred Heart High School. Intramural Softball 2. 3. 4. Finance Club 3. 4. Trcaivrer 4. Bro. William T. Roche, F.S.C.H., B.A. History Major Lawrence James Roc, B.A. English Major Newtown High School. Trantfer: St. John’s. Dean's List 2b. William Michael Ross, B.A. English Major lirfmfno! Arts lllgh School. Dean's List la. lb. 2a. 2b. 3a. 3b. Economics Major 2™, Rc M th School. Dean' 3 . u Circle Francait 1. Gerald Ronan, B.B.A. Accounting Major . ft •« “ M. Hyai 3-4- s' M“,w Bro. Vincent A. Russell, F.S.C.H., B.A. English Major Ferdinando J. Rossi, B.B.A. Accounting Major Rjyirfelc High School. Drun'i L£« lb, 2� . Henry M. Ryan Accounting Club 2. 3. -I. English Major William James Rowland, Jr., B.B.A. Finance Major St. 'Aenei High School. Finance Club 3. 4. St. Matthew'� Bun rim Club 1. Edward J. Ryan, B.A. Economics Major Poorer Memorial Academyi. Dean'� Lfot la. Intramural� : Bowling 2. 4. Finance Club 3, 4. John F. Russell, B.A. History Major Rice High School. Biz Brother� 4. Caelte Society 1. 2. 4. Pre-Lcga) Guild 4. St. Matthew'� Butincts Club 1. St. Tboma� More Political Science Foeum 4. U|)W Ot Mary 4. Bro. Donald L. Ryan, F.S.C.H., B.A. English Major Bro. Leonard S. Ryan, F.S.C.H., B.A. Ralph J. Savaresc, B.B.A. Accounting Major Wounf Sl. Michael Academy. Basketball •2.3. Co-Captain 4. Intramurals: Softball 1 2. 3. 4. Dean's List la. lb. 2b. 3b. Henry M. Ryan Aceount- [•% Club 3. 4. Car-lie Society 2. 3. 4. hoi Who Among Studenti In Amer- ican Uniceriillct and Colleger. ■ Bro. Rafael S. Santulis, F.S.C.H., B.A. Spanish Major Angelo Santoro, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Austin D. Summon, B.A. Economics Major Cardinal Hey a High School. Intra- murali: Basketball 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; football 2. 3. 4. Catechetical Guild ■!. finance Club 4. Carlic Society 1, 2, 4. St. Matthew’s Business Ctub 1. Anthony Thomas Sallustio, B.A. French Major Bishop Leughtin High School. Trem er: City College oI Sev lork. Dean s List 3a. 3b. Iona Pl� ers 2. Lc Circle Man- cais 3. 4. Vlce-Preiident 4. Who I «ho Amon Students in American Universi- ties and Colletcs 4. 'f David J. Scanlon, B.S. Physics Major Peter P. Sgroi, B.A. Histon Major Ronald L. Schaeffer, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Itstt rd Prepare lory School. Butlull 2, 3. _4. BaiVrtball 1. 2. 3. Intramural, c' 1' ,lM.Val1 • 2- 5- Intramurali: Softball 1; Football -I Carli.- Society 3. 4. Marketing jind Retailing Chib Philip John Schwartz, B.A. Economics Major Frekikill High School. Vanity Coif 2. 3. 4. Garlic Society 2. William G. Schoppcrlc, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Archblihop Slepinao High School. Bro. John A. Shaw, F.S.C.H., B.A. Histon Major Thomas David Sheehan. b.b.a. Marketing and Retailing Major Archbishop Stepinoc High School [„ i Q“b xTc£ Robert J. Shea, B.A. English Major Poscet Memorial Academy. Literal Society 4. St. Thoenas More Science Forum 4. rnry So- Potitical Edward F. Shcil, B.B.A. Finance Major Poscer Memorial Academy. Finince Club 3. I. Cnlen Society 4. Pre-Le al Society 3. 4. St. Thomas More Political Science Forum 4. Richard C. Shea, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Cardinal llayet High School. Intra- mural� : Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 3. 4. Cache Society 1. 2. Matfcctint and Retail In Club 4. St. Matthew's Business Club 1. Accounting Major ranker, High School. A«ountinB i '• l-a Societ� Italian� 1. 2 4. Treasurer 3. President 4. Brian H. Silk, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Ronald F. Simunek, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Maior Evmder Childs High ScAocl. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2. Peter Dominic Sirignano, B.A. English Maior Society 3. 4, Librarian 3. Guy R. Siniscalco, B.A. History Major Mount St. Mtchaet Academy. Intra- murals: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. £f Club Esponci Itermano Pakenham 3, 4. Joseph James Stella, B.B.A. Accounting Mafor Pacer Memorial iH h School. Intra- mural Basketball 2. 3, 4. Intramural Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Dean's List lb. Accounting Chib 2. 3, 4. William W. Smart, B.A. Economics Major Richmond Hill High S(hod. Finance Qub 3. Gaelic Society 1. Jose Joaquin Soto, B.S. Biology Maior 3, 4. Viec-Freiidrnt 4. Who's Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges 4. Robert James Socci, B.S. Physics Major Ml Nations High School. Intramural Softball 2. Dean's List lb. 2a. 3a. 3b. Da Vinci Society 1. 3. 4. Vicc-Fren- dent 4. Deutsche Verem 3. 4. Who Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. William Patrick Stoclir, B.B.A. Finance Maior Forcer Memorial IHth SchoeI. Account- ing Clul 3. 4. Finance Cluti 3. 4. Gaelic Society 1. 2. St. Matthew ! Bou- nds Gub 1, 2. Anthony J. Suppa, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Tuebshoe Itieh School. Ionian 4. Dean'� Li� t 3b. La Soeieta Italiana 4. Marketing and Retailing Gub 4. Michael Joseph Sullivan, Jr., B.S. Mathematics Major Cardinal Hauer llish School. Dean ! Liit lb. D Vinci Society 3. 4. Deutsche Vetein 2. Clee Gub I. 2. 3. 4. Paul F. Sylvester, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Forcer Memorial High School. Intra- mural� : Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball � •2. 3 ,4inF b n • 2. 3. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Le Cctcic Francois 4. Pre-Logal Cuild 4. ichael J. Sweeney, B.B.A. Accounting Major e� St. Nicholas oj Tolentine fill ; Intramural Softball 2. 3. 4. AcoxnU� Gub 2, 3. 4. Bis Brother� 3., oaew Society 1. 2. 3. 4. St. Matthew-. Club ft 1. 2. «vnvwMcr Major fov+r Memorial Academy. etxe Forum J?10 ” M° ' ■ Robert J. Symonds, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Manhattan Preparatory School. Deotrche Vcrcin 1. £| Club Eipand IIerme.no Pokenhan 1. Marketing and Retailing Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Si. Matthew' Butinpn Club 1. Anthony Tcti, B.A. Spanish Major New Rochelle High School. I-a Societ a Italiana 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. Thomas J. Tierney, B.A. French Major AU Hallows High School. Dean'� List 2a. Catechetical Society 2. 4. Gaelic So- ciety I. 2. ,8.8-1 Gerald J..Tictjen, B.B.A. Finance Major Bro. James C. Timoncv, F.S.C.H., B.S. Cardinal May,, f i , School. Basketball J. 2. 3. 4. Intramural� : Softbill 2. 3. £ Hnvjy M. R an Accounting Club 3. Fimbcc Club 4. Chemistry Major Lawrence Daniel Thorp, B.S. Physics Major Mr. Sr. Mlched High School. Cron Country 1. 2. 4. Indcoe Track 1. 2. 3. 4, Outdoor Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Dean’� I.itt la. lb. Da Vinci Society 3. 4. Striked Shoe Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice- Preilttent 3. John A. Tracy, B.S. Biology Major Manhattan Preparatory Sehool. mural� : Football 1. 2. N'FCCC Cathojjc Aetfcm l. 2. Deatuhe Verrii 1. 2. Cairn Soritty 2. 3, 4. Ion� h� v. ett 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Mutical 1. 2. Gerald F. Tompkins, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Bernard J. Toomey, B.S. Physics Major Joseph J. Tragna, B.B.A. Accounting Major Poicer Memorial Academy. Intramural� : Football 3. 4. Henry M. Ryan Account- ing Club 3, 4. Iona Player� 3, 4. James M. Tullv, B.B.A. Business Administration Major BUhot D«Bo , High Sehool. Intra 4 ? i I' 2,' 4‘ So ,b� 1 4. P x4ball 2. 4; Bowling 2. 4. Buti nr� � Adminutration Club 2. 3. El Clui Ktrono! Herma no Pakenham 1. 2. 4 Carlic Society 1. 2. 4. Prc-U ,! C|ub 4 Peter Troctti, Jr., B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major fhomas Joseph Tuohey, B.A Btened Sacrament High SehooP. La So- ricta Italian� 1. 2. 3. 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 3. 4. History Major Pover Memorial High School Marlin John Van tie Kamp, B.S. Physics Major Iona Frcporototy School. Intramural Softball 2. Da Vinci Society 3. 4. Metronome Society 3. 4. Ronald Arthur Verdi, B.A. English Major All HeUout High School. Iona Players 3. 4. Vicc-frcridcnt 4. La Socicta Italum 1. Spring Muiical 2. I.ouis F. Venuti, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Saunitcrt Hitch School. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. Pre-Lcgal Guild 3. 4. Robert H. Van Wickler, B.B.A. Finance Major Setconkaka High School. IntramuraL: Bailee ball 3. 4; Softball 3. 4. Henry M. Ryan Accounting Club 3. Finance Club 3. 4. Gaelic Society 1. 2. 3. 4. St. Matthew’s Butinett Club 1. 2. Edward H. Vreeland, B.A. History Major Sr. .Vary’� High School. Baieball 2. 3. Captain 4.. Batkctball I. 2. St. Colum- ban Lodging Society, Vice President 3. 4. Knightt Of Tara 3. 4. Francis A. Viola, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major trdinol foyer High School. Intra- —Is: Football 2. 3. 4; Bowling 4. Its of Tara 3, 4. La Socicta Itatiana [nights of Tara 3, t , 3. 4. Marketing , 4. St. Matthew’s Kenneth Christopher Walther, B.A. John Walter, B.A History Major History Major A. B. .7tii Hitfi School. Cornelian 3. 4, Contribution Editor 3, Associate Ed • for 4. Literary Society 3. 4. Secrc tery 4. Thomas H. Walker, B.A. Spanish Major Archbishop Slepiaec tilth School. El Club Espanel Her mono fakenhom 3, 4. Gerald G. Wall, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Sr. Ifrime'i tilth School. Coordinated Activitie. Conumtaicn 4. Gaelic Society 1, 2. 3. -4. Marketing and Retailing Glut., Treaturer 3. President 4. St. Matthew’. Business Club I. 2. Bro. Andrew A. Walsh, F.S.C.H., B.A. English Major Bro. Thomas M. Waldron, F.S.C.H., B.A. Philosophy Major Frank Xavier Weston, B.B.A. Accounting Motor Si. Hetena'i High School Intramural Basketball I, 2. Intramural Softball I, 2. 3. 4. Michael F. White, B.B.A. Business Administration Maior Thomas M. Weston, B.B.A. Accounting Major Henry VI. Ryan Accounting Club 3. 4 Marketing and Retailing Club 3, 4 Caelic Safety 2. 3. ■� . Stamford High School. Intramurali: Baikethall 1; Softball 3. Caelic Society 3. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. Joseph T. Welsh, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Frederick II. Werring, B.A. History Major Rye High School Pierce J. Weston, B.B.A. Accounting Major St. Iletena'i High School. William J. Whitley, B.A. English Motor Power Memorial'High School. William Thomas Wight wick, B.A. Raymond Bernard Wittke. B.S. Chemistry Major 5rt English Major Bleuett Sacrament High School. Warren Joseph Young, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Iona Preparatory School. Robert Joseph Wolfe, B.S. Physics Major Power Memorial High School. Da Vtod Society 3. 1. Iona Players 1. Spring Muskal 1. Bro. Edward B. Wrenn, F.S.C.H., B.A. History Major Edward J. Brockman, B.A. History Major Frederick J. Knoebcl, B.A. Hittory Major James C. O'Donnell, B.A. Economics Major Thomas M. Byrne, B.S. Mathematics Maior Donald J. Larkin, B.A. History Mafor Peter P. O'Keefe, B.A. History Major Paul D. Freda, B.A. English Maior Robert A. Lewis, B.B.A. Finance Major Charles P. O'Toole, B.B.A. Finance Major Eugene Fusco, B.B.A. Accounting Major Andrew William Manley, B.A. Economics Major John Alvin Scott-Monck, B.S. Physics Major Richard A. Hammond, B.B.A. Finance Major Robert M. Math, B.B.A. Business Administration Major John Joseph Whelan, B.B.A. Accounting Major James J. Juergens, B.A. History Major Thomas M. Murray, B.A. English Major Raymond B. Wittkc, B.S. Chemistry Major William E. Kemmett, B.A. Economics Major Gary E. Murphy, B.B.A. Business Administration Major James H. Thoms, B.S. Chemistry Major ABELL, ALAN C. 101 Audubon Avc., New York ADAMO. RONALD A. 25 Ehrbar Avc., Ml. 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FRANK M. 917 Wyckoff Ave., Brooklyn 27 BUTLER, PETER E. 107 Grandview Ave., Mount Vernon BYRNE, JAMES E. 51-07 61st St., Woodsidc 77 BYRNE.ROBERT M. 75 White Oak St., New Rochelle BYRNE, THOMAS M. 60 W. 190th St., New York BYRNE, THOMAS M. 3603 Irwin Ave., New York 63 CAHILL, JOHN F. 25-16 33rd Avc., L.I. City CALDWELL, TERENCE M. 15 Crary Ave., Mt. Vernon CALLANAN, THOMAS J. 2105 Rycr Ave., Nesv York CAMPBELL, WILLIAM J. 515 W. 175th St., New York CAMPO, ANTHONY F. 152 E. 111th St., New York CAPONE, JOSEPH A. 210 Knceland Ave., Yonkers CARELLA. ANTHONY C. 1 Buena Vista Road, Eastchester CARNEY, THOMAS J. 39 Ellcnton Ave., New Rochelle CARR, PATRICK J. 1211 Beach Avc., Bronx 72 CARROLL, JOHN P. 23-08 Newtown Avc., Astoria 2 CARROLL, WILLIAM J. 60-06 170th St., Flushing 65 CARUSO, CONRAD S. 30 Bryant Road, Yonkers CARVALHO, HERMINIO F. ■I N. Blecker St., Mt. Vernon CASS, DONALD T. 239 E. 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WILLIAM J. 35-35 94th St., Jackson Heights CREMMINS, JOHN E. 3106 Third Avc., New York CREMMINS, DANIEL J. 2274 University Ave., New York CROSSIN, WILLIAM J. 2126 Ticbout Avc., New York CUBELLS, RAYMOND J. 90-33 187th St., Hollis 23 CULLEN, ROBERT F. 19 Merritt Ave., Tuckahoe CULLEN, WILLIAM J. 19 Merritt Ave., Tuckalioc CUNNIFFE, PAUL J. 37-16 65th St., Woodsidc 77 CUNNINGHAM, EDMUND J. 2723 Webb Ave., Bronx 68 CUOMO, LEO F. II University Ave., Yonkers DAQUILA, FRANK T. 216 Edwards Place, Yonkers 3 DARMIENTO, JOHN P. 1337 St. Lawrence Avc., Bronx D’ARMIENTO, JOSEPH R. 3826 Pratt Ave., Bronx 66 108 DAVEY, JOHN F. 3150 Roberts Ave., New York 61 DAVIS, ROBERT T. 70 Post Ave., New York DE ANCELIS, LOUIS R. 1059 E. 230th St., Bronx 66 DE ANCELIS, PAUL E. 26 Ruskledge Ave., Mt. Vcmon DELANEY, RICHARD M. 73-37 Austin St., Forest Hills DEL MONACO. JULIUS T. 450 E. 184th St., Bronx 58 DE RUGGIERO, SAVERIO A. $ Momingside Ave., Yonkers DI GIACOMO, GEORGE M. 2 Wainwright Ave., Yonkers DILLON, PATRICK J. 130 W. 228th St., New York 63 DIORIO, RONALD J. 134 Hart Ave., Yonkers DOHERTY, JAMES J. 33 Osborne St., White Plains DOHERTY, JOHN J. 1856 Wallace Ave., Bronx DOHERTY, SHAUN J. 650 W. 173rd St., New York 32 DOHERTY, THOMAS A. 47 Washington Ave., New Rochelle DONOHUE, DONALD A. 206 Audubon Ave., New York 33 DORNEY, MICHAEL J. 67 E. 97th St., New York 29 DOWD, MARTIN J. 657 Ridge St., Pecks kill DOWLING. JOHN P. 177 W. S3rd St., New York 24 DOYLE, MICHAEL P. 349 E. 193rd St., Bronx 5S DOYLE, ROBERT L. 3433 Bruckner Blvd., Bronx 61 DRISCOLL, EMMETT J. 50-01 3Sth St., L.I. City DRURY, WALTER P. 119 Post Ave., New York DUFFY, PATRICK J. 451 E. 135th St., Bronx 54 DUFFY, THOMAS J. 1066 University Ave., Bronx 52 DURANTE, GENE 155 Glover Ave., Yonkers DUSS, WILLIAM A. 3 Cottage Place, Greenwich, Connecticut DWYER, MICHAEL. G. 22 Bulklcy Manor, Rye EARLEY. JOSEPH P. 5109 47th St., Woodsidc 77 ECHEVERRIA, GEORGE E. 14 Maywood Ave., Port Chester ECKHARDT, RUDOLPH A. 50 Cuncy Ave., Floral Park ELFERS, WILLIAM P. 3555 Wethcrland Ave., Bronx 63 EMBURY, JAMES G. 5 Lawrence Drive, White Plains FABRttlo, DONALD A. ■H61 Kingsland Ave., Bronx FARRELLY, EDWARD J. 1121 Woodycrcst Ave., Bronx 52 FEENEY. DONALD E. 6317 Liebig Ave., New York 71 FENNELL, JOHN J. 770 Bryant Ave., New York FENWICK, FRED J. 1024 Illinois Ave., St. Cloud, Florida FERRARA, JAMES A. 45-08 Utopia Parkway, Flushing 58 FERRARI. JOSEPH J. 3161 Wissman Ave., Bronx 65 FINN, EDWARD J. 2924 Haskin St.. Bronx 61 FERRANTELLO, IGNATIUS F. 203 Woodland Ave., New Rochelle FITZPATRICK, PHILIP J. 600 E. 139th St., Bronx 54 FLEMING, WILLIAM J. 1601 Metropolitan Ave., Bronx 62 FLYNN, DONALD W. 261 W. 260th St., New York 71 FLYNN. LAWRENCE 71 Hilltop Ave., New Rochelle FLYNN, MYLES J. 678 E. 138th St., Bronx 51 FOGARTY, THOMAS J. 840 Grand Concourse, Bronx 51 FOGERTY. JOHN B. Jr. 14S-15 29th Ave., Flushing FORDRUNG, NOEL T. 271 Pennsylvania-Ave., Crestwood FOWLEY, DONALD J. 655 E. 223rd St., Bronx 66 FRASER. DONALD P. 78-09 34th Ave., Jackson Heights 72 FRATTOLILLIO, FRANK J. 6S0 E. 235th St., Bronx 66 FREDA, PAUL D. 2758 Bainbridge Ave., Bronx FREDDI, ROBERT J. 45-05 50th Ave., Woodsidc 77 FRIEDMAN, RICHARD G. 82-80 164th Place, Jamaica FRITZ, LESTER J. 1390 Ogden Ave., New York FROATS, JOHN S. 60 Caryl Ave., Yonkers FUSCO, EUGENE 3226 Colden Ave., Bronx 69 CANNON, PETER G. 340 E. 151st St., Bronx 51 CANNON, WILLIAM A. 63 View St., Byram, Connecticut CATINS, GEORGE J. 644 W. 173rd St., New York GAW, EDWARD R. 28-04 44th St., Astoria GAYLORD, CHARLES F. 139 S. Regent St., Port Chester GAZA, EDWARD M. 2936 Harrington Ave., Bronx 61 CEARTY. JOSEPH W. 1063 Gerard Ave., Bronx 52 ENNARO, RICHARD F. 1378 Gillespie Ave., Bronx 61 IANNINI, ANTHONY J. 86-110 Marengo St., Holliswood ILBERT, ROBERT C. 39 Fountain Place, New Rochelle GLEASON, MICHAEL P. 40 Locust Lane, Mt. Vcmon GLENNON, ALEXANDER J. 638 Halstead Ave., Mamaroncck COLDSTEIN, JOHN B. 11 Lawrence St., Yonkers CORE, RICHARD M. 29 Davenport Ave., New Rochelle GORMAN. ROBERT J. 40-28 Aske St., Elmhurst COULD, ROBERT J. 131 Mount Joy Place, New Rochelle CRAMACLIA, WILLIAM M. 600 Forest Ave., Rye CRAY, LEE H. 271 Greenwich Ave., Greenwich, Conn. GRAZIANO, PAUL V. 43-67 147th St., Flushing 55 GRIFFIN, MICHAEL P. 1500 Hone Ave., Bronx 61 CROSSO, PATRICK F. 73 Storcr Ave., Pelham CUINEY, DANIEL J. 384 E. 194th St., New York HALES, THOMAS E. 16 Hudson Terrace, N. Tarrytown HALPIN FRANCIS A. 300 Pelham Road., New Rochelle HAMMOND, RICHARD A. 601 W. 190th St., New York HARRINGTON, DONALD P. 3209 Waterbury Ave., New York HARTICAN, JAMES J. 1617 Paulding Ave., Bronx 62 HEALEY, FRANCIS R. 348 Lconia Ave., Bogota, New Jersey HEINKEL, FREDERICK C. 60-15 Woodsidc Ave., Woodsidc 77 HELLMUTH, FREDERICK J. 520 E. 88th St., New York 28 HENNESSY, DENNIS J. 119 Fremd Ave., Rye HERRMANN, RICHARD E. 43-29 39th Place, L.I. HESSENIUS, JOHN F. 681 Magenta St., Bronx HOFSTETTER, JOHN H. 1540 Unionport Road, Bronx 62 HOPKINS, EDWARD J. 9501 Roosevelt Ave., Jackson Heights 72 HOURICAN, CLEMENT E. 220 Vcmon Ave., Yonkers HRUBESCH,ROBERT M. 128 Kingsbridge Road, Mt. Vcmon HUGHES, JOHN L. 2881 Harding Ave., New York HUSS, HERBERT A. 12 Parkhill Court, Staten Island HYNES. DENNIS C. 3175 Valhalla Drive, Bronx 65 IANNONE. FRANCIS P. 271 E. 197th St., Bronx 58 IRVINE, STUART A. 10 North St., Katonah JENNINCS, JOHN F. 3167 Philip Ave., Bronx JERACI, ROBERT F. 33 Drake Ave., New Rochelle JOHNSON, RICHARD H. 93-06 35th Ave., Jackson Heights JOSEPH, GEORGE E. 62 Westwood Ave., New Rochelle 109 JOY, JOHN T. 2290 Andrews Avc., Bronx 68 JOYCE, ANTHONY W. 212 B. 123rd St., Rockaway JOYCE, ROBERT M. 3-2-20 204th St., New York JUERCENS, JAMES J. 201 Oxford Road, New Rochelle KEECAN, RAYMOND J. 370 E. 233th St., Bronx 70 KELLY, EDMOND F. 34-15 94th St.. Jackson Heights 72 KELLY, WILLIAM J. 1561 Metropolitan Avc., Bronx 62 KEMMETT, WILLIAM E. 2656 Decatur Avc., Bronx KENNEDY, MICHAEL L. 4556 Boston Post Rond, Pelham Manor KENSINC, HOWARD C. 50 Rutland St., Ml. Kisco KERBY, THOMAS F. 69 E. Tremont Avc., Bronx KNOBEL, FREDERICK J. 170 Caylor Road, Scarsdalc KOLOSKY, CERALD R. 21 Fountain Place, New Rochelle KUHN, DONALD M. 18 Cottage Ave., Mt. Vernon KUHN, CEORCET. 18 Cottage Avc., Mt. Vernon LANE, SYDNEY H. 25 Hutchinson Avc., Scarsdalc LANCAN, CHARLES J. 4S5 E. 180th St., Bronx 57 LARKIN. DONALD J. 42-12 191st St., Flushing 58 LATASA, JAMES P. 58 Russell St., White Plains LATTARULO, DOMONICK V. 1539 Waring Avc., Bronx LENAHAN, DAVID, V. 1501 Metropolitan Ave., Bronx 62 LEWIS. ROBERT A. 251 Femwood Terrace, Steward Manor LHOTTA, WILLIAM F. 11 Myrtle Place, Tuckahoc LINDCREN, ROBERT II. 28 Joan Drive, Yonkers LODESTRO. FRANCIS J. 29- 25 165th St., Flushing LO PRESTI, CHARLES A. 30- 11 36th St., Astoria LUDLUM, WALTER II. 102 Clcn Road. Yonkers LUNDRY. ROBERT J. 9 John St., New Rochelle LYNCH, TIMOTHY P. 50-26 46th St., Woodsidc 77 LYONS, KEVIN M. 626 E. 141st St., Bronx 54 McCABE, TERRENCE M. 4526 Furman Avc., Bronx McCABE, WILLIAM A. 3446 Marion Avc., Bronx 5S McCaffrey, james p. 502 W. 136th St.. New York McConnell, james e. 3304 Hull Avc., Bronx 67 McCONOLOCUE, JOHN J. Bnraud Road, Scarsdalc mm McDEvrrr, richard h. Jane St., Ncconsct, L.I. McDonald, Joseph p. 3044 Albany Crescent, New York 63 McCINNITY. THOMAS D. 2230 Houghton Ave., Bronx 72 McCRECOR, ROBERT C. 30 Eastchcstcr Road, New Rochelle McCUIRE, JOHN A. 656 E. 237th St., Bronx 66 McCUIRE, ROBERT C. .... 103 Stonchousc Rd., Bloomfield, New Jersey McCUIRE. ROBERT J. 3070 Barkley Ave., Bronx 65 McCURK. JOHN F. 95 E. 233rd St., Bronx 70 McKIERNAN, KEVIN J. 103 W. 183rd St., Bronx McLOUCHLIN, THOMAS J. 35-28 95th St., Jackson Heights 72 McMillan, miley j. 16 Monroe Avc., Larchmont MePARTLIN, F. JOSEPH Sag Harbor, New York MeTICUE, JOHN J. 2162 Valentine Avc., Bronx MACCHIA, JOSEPH A. 3230 Tierney Place, Bronx 65 MAGENNIS, DANIEL 60S W. 204th St., New York MALLETTE, FRANK R. 148 Lyons Road, Scarsdalc MANLEY, ANDREW W. 170 Penna Avc., Crestwood MARA, TIMOTHY J. 3240 Henry Hudson Parkway, New York MARIAN, THOMAS P. 33-34 201st St., Baysido 61 MAROTTA, GERARD A. 724 Revere Avc., Bronx MATH, ROBERT M. 912 Plymouth St., Pelham MAUS, PAUL V. 69 Ronalds Avc., New Rochelle MAUS. ROBERT J. 50 Fleetwood Avc., Mt. Vernon MAZZIOTTA, JOHN B. 2609 Bainbridge Avc., Bronx 58 MELII.LO, MATTHEW M. 2653 Decatur Ave., Bronx MENZE, ERNEST A. 810 Carpenter Place, Mamaroncck MICHELOTTI, MARINO F. 12 Badcau Place, New Rochelle MONTAGNA, SALVATORE V. 250 Sommcrville Place, Yonkers MUCCIOLO, DONALD R. 412 E. 5th St., Mt. Vernon MULKEEN, THOMAS A. 1772 E. Tremont Avc., New York MULLEN. RICHARD H. 549 E. 234th St., Bronx MULLIGAN. BRENDAN P. 2122 Valentine Ave., New York MULLIN', THOMAS J. 261 E. 188th St., Bronx 58 MULLIN’, JAMES A. 442 Westchester Ave., Crestwood MULLINS. ROBERT E. 710 E. 138th St., New York MURO, MICHAEL L. 9 Devon Ave., Norwalk, Connecticut MURPHY, GARY E. 27 Cushman Road, White Plains MURRAY, THOMAS C. 363 W. 57th St., New York 19 MURRAY, THOMAS M. 7 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx 62 MURRIN, CHARLES J. 175 Bryant Ave., White Plains NADELL, CHARLES L. 1191 E. 214th St., Bronx 69 NETHERCOTT, LAURENCE D. 219 Ircnhyl Avc., Port Chester NIXON, ROBERT B. 1SI5 Palmer Avc., Larchmont NUGENT, EDWARD J. 147 Hillside Avc., Yonkers OATES, JOHN T. 4218 Napier Ave., New York O'CONNELL, JOHN B. 295 N. Broadway, Yonkers O’CONNOR, DENNIS F. 715 E. 233rd St., Bronx 66 O'DONNELL, JAMES C. 268 Van Cortlandt Park Ave., Yonkers O’DOWD, JAMES M. 3412 Irwin Avc., New York 63 O'DRISCOLL, JOHN J. 43-09 53rd St., Woodsidc 77 O’HALLORAN, ALBERT J. 119 Alexander Avc., Yonkers O’KEEFE, PETER P. 115-01 217th St., Cambria Heights O’MEARA, PATRICK J. 329 E. 145th St., Bronx 51 O’REILLY, WILLIAM J. 655 E. 234th St., New York O’RORKE, BERNARD A. 322 E. S9th St., New York O’ROURKE, LEO J. 215 W. 91st St., New York O'SHEA, DANIEL J. 50 Bollis St., Mt. Kisco OSTLUND, ARTHUR C. 138 N. Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon O’SULLIVAN. RAYMOND J. 113-15 208th St., Queens Village O’TOOLE, CHARLES P. 1803 Archer St., Bronx 60 PAGANO, JOSEPH M. 1812 Gleason Ave., Bronx 72 PAGEL, ROBERT A. 42 Schley Avc., New Rochelle PENDERGAST, ROBERT J. 533 Tinton Ave., Bronx 55 PENDERGAST, THOMAS P. 426S Carpenter Avc., New York PERKINS, WILLIAM J. 2300 Loring Place, Bronx 6S PHELAN. JOHN J. 327 E. 206th St., Bronx 67 PHILLIPS, THOMAS J. 2321 Ticbout Avc., Bronx 58 PIRONE, FRANK W. 144 Fcnimorc Road, Mamaroncck POPP, DONALD E. 93 Fisher Ave., White Plains POWERS, WALTER 2856 Grand Concourse, Bronx 110 directori prENDERCAST, JOHN P. 362S Irwin Ave., Bronx PURCE, JOSEPH J. 35-20 93rd St., Jackson Heights 92 PURTILL. PATRICK D. 152 Sherman Avc., New York 34 QUIGLEY, JAMES F. 176 Hillside Avc., Mt. Vernon QUIGLEY, JOHN T. Ill Johnson Road, Scarsdalc QUIGLEY, RONAI-D C. 162 Union Ave., Tarrytown QUINN, JAMES 1V. 45-15 Utopia Parksvay, Hashing QUIRKE, EDMOND T. 50-11 45th St., Woodsulc RANDAZZO, COSMO J- 326S Tierney Place, Bronx 65 RAVENNA, FRANK P. 766 E. 228th St., Bronx 66 REICHHOLD. JOHN P. 246 Emerson Place, Brooklyn 5 REID, JAMES J. 936 E. l 8th St., Bronx 60 REID, JOSEPH P. 29 Davenport Avc., New Rochelle REIDY, PATRICK D. 6 E. Hyatt Ave., Mt. Kisco REILLY, EDWARD P. 1710 Crotona Park East, Bronx 60 REILLY, JAMES F. 44 Daffodil Avc., Franklin Sq., New York REILLY, ROBERT L. 274 E- 240th St., Bronx 70 REITANO, ARTHUR R. 712 E. Cun Hill Road, New York RICHARDS, ALAN E. 22-46 31st St., L.I. City 5 RILEY, CEORGE E. 167 Gienwood Avc., Yonkers RINGGOLD, PAUL C. 295 Clinton Ave., Brookyln 5 ROE, LAWRENCE J. 90-69 51st Avc., Elmhurst RONAN, GERALD J. 49 Raybrook Road, Yonkers ROOSOV, ROBERT M. 43 Liberty Avc., New Rochelle ROSS, WILLIAM M. 907 E. 221st St., Bronx ROSSI, FERDINANDO J. 202-0-1 33rd Ave., Baysidc 61 ROWLAND, WILLIAM J. 37-05 79th St., Jackson Heights 72 RUSSELL. JOHN F. 155 W. 162nd St., New York 52 RYAN, EDWARD J. 554-57th St., Brooklyn 20 SALLUSTIO, ANTHONY T. 104-61 4Slh Ave., Corona summon, Austin d. 2170 Walton Avc., Bronx 53 s a 9r°. a gelo l. 49 Otsego Road, Yonkers SATTLER, ALBERT J. 31 French Ridge, New Rochelle SAVARESE. RALPH J. 1504 Metropolitan Avc., Bronx 62 SCANLON, DAVID J. 47-16 45th St., Woodsidc 77 SCHAEFFER, RONALD L. 168 Swcctficld Circle, Yonkers SCHOPPERLE. WILLIAM C. 119 Nelson Ave., Harrison SCHWARTZ, PHILIP J. 1221 Lincoln Terrace, Pcckskill •SCOTT-MONCK, JOHN A. 124 E. 1st St., Mt. Vernon SCROI, PETER P. 53 Clinton St., Port Chester SHEA, RICHARD C. 410 E. 152nd St., Bronx 55 SIIEA, ROBERT J. 2848 Sedgwick Ave., New York 60 SHEEHAN, THOMAS D. 442 2nd Avc., Pelham SHEIL. EDWARD F. 21-14 25th St., New York 5 SHOTTER. RAYMOND C. 173 Bromlcigh Road, Stewart Manor SICILIANO, RALPH J. 22 Chamberlain Ave., Yonkers SILK. BRIAN H. 36 Main St., Dobbs Ferry SIMMONS, AL J. 268 W. 134th.St., New York SIMUNEK, RONALD F. R.F.D. No. 3, Oregon Road, Peckskill SINISCALCO, CUY R. 33 E. 20Oth St., Bronx 68 SIRICNANO, PETER D. 3343 Fish Ave., Bronx 69 SMART, WILLIAM W. 86-30 123rd St., Richmond Hill 18 SOCCI, ROBERT J. 4135 Bruner Ave., Bronx 66 SOTO, JOSE J. 1 Barbosa St., Caguas, Puerto Rico STELLA, JOSEPH J. 463 W. 35th St.. New York 1 STOEHR, WILLIAM P. 326 W. 56th St., New York SULLIVAN, CHRISTOPHER J. 200 W. 69th St., New York SULLIVAN. MICHAEL J. 2805 University Avc., Bronx 68 SUPPA, ANTHONY J. 92 Main St., Tuckahoc SWEENEY, MICHAEL J. 2316 Loring Place, Bronx SYLVESTER, PAUL F. 90-22 ISlst St., Hollis 23 SYMONDS, ROBERT J. 93 Rumscy Road, Yonkers TETI, ANTHONY 352 Washington Avc., New Rochelle THOMS, JAMES II. 2522 Maelay Avc., Bronx 61 THORP, LAWRENCE D. 2095 Grand Concourse, Bronx TIERNEY, THOMAS J. 3139 Godwin Terrace, New York TIETJEN, CERALD J. 60 Thayer St., New York 34 TOMPKINS, GERARD F. 95 Cox Ave., Yonkers TOOMEY. BERNARD J. 40-19 67th St., Woodside TRACY, JOHN A. Hill Side Terrace, Midoaks, Monroe TRAGNA. JOSEPH J. 29-11 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria 5 TROETTI, PETER 1839 Edcnwald Ave., New York 66 TULLY, JAMES M. 4220 Herkimer Place, Bronx 70 TUOHEY.'THOMAS J. 21-02 21st Road, Astoria VAN DE KAMP, MARTIN J. 65 Willow Ave., Larchmont VAN WICKLER, ROBERT H. 1071 Moscfan St., Franklin Sq., New York VENUTI, LOUIS F. 75th St., James Terrace, Yonkers VERDI, RONALD A. 2557 Marion Avc., Bronx VIOLA, FRANCIS A. 2900 Morris Park Ave., Bronx VOSSWINKEL, HENRY J. 3714 Harper Avc., Bronx 66 VREELAND, H. EDWARD 46 St. John's Place, Chappaqua WALKER, THOMAS H. 138 S. First Ave., Mt. Vernon WALL, CERALD C. 825 Logan Avc., New York WALTER, JOHN 3279 Hull Avc., Bronx 67 WALTHER, KENNETH C. 306 Dclancey Avc., Mamaroncck WELSH, JOSEPH T. 8 N. 9th Ave., New York WERRINC, FREDERICK II. 74 Henry Ave., Harrison WESTON, FRANK X. 837 Logan Avc., New York WESTON, PIERCE J. 837 Logan Ave., New York WESTON, THOMAS M. 837 I-ogan Ave., Bronx 65 WHELAN, JOHN J. 19 Wells Avc., Yonkers WHITE, MICHAEL F. 448 Atlantic St., Stamford, Connecticut WHITLEY, WILLIAM J. 1934 E. 34th St., Brooklyn WICHTWICK, WILLIAM T. 590 Fifth Ave., New Rochelle WITTKE, RAYMOND B. 449 E. 183rd St., New York WOLFE, ROBERT J. 46 Phipps Ave., East Rockaway YOUNG, WARREN J. 622 Pelhamdale Avc., Pelham Manor 111 EVENING SESSION graduates Arnold V. Bcrardi, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Billie T. Breed, B.B.A. Business Administration Major George R. Collier, B.B.A. Business Administration Major John J. dc Pierro, B.B.A. Accounting Major Ralph Destefano, B.B.A. Business Administration Major James A. Dunn, B.B.A. Business Administration Major 113 John J. Figura, B.B.A. Business Administration Maior Harry P. Farren, B.B.A. Accounting Major Harold Y. Greenberg, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Arnold F. Krueger, B.B.A. Finance Major Charles J. Ferrari, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major John L. Heine, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Timothy P. Hart, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major William J. Odcndahl, B.B.A. Accounting Major Samuel R. Orlando, B.B.A. Business Administration Major John C. Ovcrlandcr, B.B.A. Business Administration Maior John B. Mancuso, B.B.A Accounting Major Paul L. Lanthier, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Alfred J. McCullough, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Raymond W. Rush, B.B.A. Marketing and Retailing Major Frank W. Pironc, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Kenneth M. Ross, B.B.A. Accounting Major Angelo C. Rozzoni, B.B.A. Accounting Major Joseph A. Rahilly, B.B.A. Business Administration Major 116 Ladislaw Z. Sajor, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Michael L. Scarano, B.B.A. Accounting Major Alfred E. Senatore, B.B.A. Accounting Major Frank B. Spooner, B.B.A. Business Administration Major James A. Tomlinson, B.B.A. Accounting Major Victor L. Ventura, B.B.A. Business Administration Major Frank J. Wieland, B.B.A. Finance Major Robert C. Troiano, B.B.A. Business Administration Major 117 Evening Session Student Coun- cil; Sitting: William Kavanagh, James Duim. Secretary, Michael Scarano, Treasurer, Robert Zer- ola. Vice President, and John Keller. President. Standing: Edward O'Connell. Raymond Rush, Brian McMalion, and Alex Schobel. ACTIVITIES This year the Evening Session revived its extra-curricular activities. The Student Council was formed and under its guidance two events, the First Annual Christmas Dance at the Park- way Casino and the First Annual Communion Breakfast at the Hartley Motel were sponsored. Both of these events were well attended and proved to be very successful. Retreat First Annual Christmas Dance. 11« Front Row: Joseph 1’. Fraioli, Henry J. Roger, Carmine R. Cccchini, John J. DePierro, John B. Mancuso, Michael L. Scarano, William J. Odcodahl. Back Row: Ceorgc C. Kehoe, Raymond Rush, Eugene Schidlo, Charles Buondelmonte, John Bandre. Harry Farrcn, Edmund Jarzabek. Front Row: Charles Tonking, Vincent Murphy, loseph D. Vitoto. James Seaulon, Glenn Redmond. Middle Row: Joseph Doyle. Charles J. Graham, Joseph Stunipo, Santo Caricli, Thomas M. Kennedy, George M. Abramson, James J. Connell. James R. Stephens. Back Row: Joseph W. Tarnucy, Donald Craubart. Torbjorn Arnhcim, John Faughnan, John Sheppard, James Cranfield, Harry Reed, Robert Anderson. Front Row: Michael Cunnanc. Francis O'Donnell, John P. McCaffrey, Phil Cray, Stephen Lynch, Ccrald Riso, Edmund O'Connell, Robert E. Cummings. Back How: Kurt A. KlcUscr, Charles Demartino. John P. Brewer, John M. Ehrenrcich, Robert C. Cusick, James J. Curtin, John Cumin, James H. McLean. 119 Front Row: John Cilmartin, Joseph F. Wade, Bernard Fastiggi, Samuel R. Orlando, Patrick J. Hart, James J. White. Joseph A. Rahilly Jr., Paul L. Lanthier, Raymond J. Hcnly, Frank M. Butkiewicz, Joseph A. Sofie, John J. Downey. Ralph DeStefano. John D. Murphy, James A. Dunn, Ccorgc R. Collier, William J. Hogan. Front Row: Louis J. Milani, Timothy J. Ford, Thomas A. Johnson. Alfred S. Palcrno, Richard J. Brickley. Thomas R. McLotiRhlcn, Raymond E. Lyons, Robert J. Stichl Jr. Back Row: John J. McElroy, Donald H. Ready. T1 vomas J. Murphy, William R. Mikuliak. Joseph M. Kendrick. John B. Sibson, Charles R. Western. Front Row: Edward V. Dennehy Vincent C Butler. Morgan I. O’Brien, Patrick Foglia, Donald J. ,v n-Cy’ , ,an! 0 £l‘!?nda Anthony l ennell. Charles H. EhrlinRer. Middle Row: Sam Pizzarcllo, SSrs.'HsJ'aS !' ‘te ?- °� 1.?- ms M«m„, Z h r I rv. r,: .T ............................V i b . «“«'ey. � A naici c.. .Mc.Manon. «cil Mucnlen, J™'ci i Row: Victor L. Ventura, Harold J. Ludrick. Thomas M. Wlute. W alter E. Carratt, Robert F. Lussi, Matthew T. Klaritch, John J. Figura, James C. Kayser. 120 Drawing, courtesy of Eggen and Higgins, Architects five proposed Faculty-Student Center here illustrated will centralize the activities of the more than thirty student clubs, publications and govern- ment groups which are not scattered about the campus in temporary locations such as these con- verted quonset buildings which serve the Ionian, Icann, Iona Players and the Student Council. Daily Mass in the College Chapel. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Iona College objectives the Christian.” It the knowledge and supplements religious program held at Iona that only for a better the fulfillment of man’s of its primary true and perfect this by imparting liberal education with an active belief provides not but also leads to destiny. Rev. R. McNully speaks on TIm: Seven Gifts of ihc Holy Glsost. The chapel nt Archbishop Molloy Retreat House, the site of the Seniors' closes! retreat. Rev. Richard elevates the Monstrance at the underclassmen's retreat on campus. STUDENT A regular Council meeting. ALBERT SATTLER. JR. President BROTHER JAMES H. VAUGHAN Moderator Senior representatives: Anthony Joyce, Henry Voww-inkel, and John Doherty. The Student Council is composed of elected representatives from each of the four years. It endeavors to coordinate, supervise, and promote extra- curricular activities and provide an effective means of communication between the student body and the faculty. In maintaining and encouraging the ideals and spirit of Iona College, the Council sponsored donations to the Iona Blood Bank and supported the intramural athletic program. One of the less pleasant tasks that the Council undertakes is the effective regulation of the campus parking problem. Freshman representatives: Richard Cummins, Ronald Cca, and Frederick Abston. Junior representatives: Ray Barry and Tom Andercr. Mitring: Join� Mulli� and Jack Mooney. Student Council elections. The Editors and staff of the 1958 Icam wish to express their appreciation to the following for their assistance in helping to make this annual possible: Brother Francis J. Bernard, our Moderator; IA' JOHN J. O'DRISCOLL Co-Editor The Administration, Faculty, and Student Body of Iona College; Mr. Fred Ball and the staff at New City Printing Co.; Mr. Ed Wiedlich and the staff at the Photo-Reflex Studio; Miss Maryjane Curran, Director of Publicity; The entire staff in the Registrar's office. BROTHER FRANCIS J. BERNARD Moderator AMOS A. CHARLES Photography Editor Ms ]� cu ottSe in Wpe t rd, lh', sad oos Cc fe Fit K stiff si tie strar’joS� LEE F. CLIFFORD Co-Editor CEORCE F. SCHRADE Production Editor ANTHONY FRACENTESE Photography RICHARD MAYNARD and WILLIAM FLANACAN Copy MARTIN BURKE Photography JOSEPH DUNNE and JOHN McKENNA Copy DAVID WHITE and DAVID NORTH UP Copy CERRY BORRELLl Art GEORGE HINTZ PhotoRraphj EUGENE WHOOLEY Photography the mm MARINO F. MICHELOTTI Editor-in-chief EDWARD J. FARRELLY Assistant Editor BROTHER SAMUEL A. RYAN Moderator THOMAS C. O'BRIEN Managing Editor EDWARD R. LiPUMA Sports Editor ROBERT J. CORJULO Business Manager JOSEPH McPARTLIN Production Editor GEORGE SCHRADE Netes Editor JAMES YORKE News Editor CHRISTOPHER WARREN News Editor JOSEPH McCINN Photography Editor The Editors and staff of The Ionian wish to express their appreciation to the following for their assistance throughout the year: Brother Samuel A. Ryan, Vice President, our Moderator; Miss Maryjane Curran, Director of Publicity; The Administration, Faculty, and Student Body of Iona College; Mr. George Hendricks and the entire staff at the Bronxville Printery; Mr. Edward Farrelly, Assistant Editor, for serving as Editor during the Editor-in- chiefs participation in the Accounting Internship program. Features Staff : James Yorkc, Lester Fritz, and Joe Dolan. Anthony Cuzzocrca of the Business Staff. Netes Writers: Thomas Hanna, Robert I-ott, James Budwick, and Erich Bcrberich (Standing). 135 ROBERT L. DOYLE Editor-in-Chief THE COHNELItUI BROTHER HUGH P. TARRANT Moderator ROBERT HRUBESCH Editor LOUIS CIOVACNORIO Associate Editor FRANK MOSCA Associate Editor JOSEPH DOLAN Associate Editor 137 PHILIP J. HAVEY Assistant Editor KENNETH WALTER Msistant Editor HAROLD T. ANDERSON Associate Editor 11TIIIS.II; EEIIEMTI01 OF C1THOMC I'OLLEGF STEDE1TS The National Federation of Catholic College Students consists of approximately 250 Catholic institutions of higher education in the United States. Its three-fold purpose is to instill Catholic ideals into everyday life, to promote the spirit of cooperation between Catholic colleges and to apply Catholic teachings to the college curricu- lum. Here on the campus the Federation has sponsored the daily Rosary, noontime recitation of the Angelus, and. during Lent, daily distribu- tion of the Holy Eucharist. In addition, planned tours to Europe and Mexico were made available to Iona collegians through the efforts of the Federation. N.F.C.C.S. Delegates: James Tchancy Senior Delegate, Terence Attridge, An- thony Brisriana, CURA Chairman. Law- rence Korb. Ray Shottcr of Iona conducts a discussion. LEGIO ll.tRI.lK Original Praesidium of The Legion of Mary: James Taluney, Ray Shottcr, Joseph Schick, At Saltier. The Legion of Mary, founded here only two years ago, has made a great influence on the campus. The Legion is composed of praesidia which perform separate functions under the gen- eral direction of a Curia. Our Lady of Iona Praesidium, as it is called here, belongs to the Westchester Curia. Two of the projects spon- sored by the Legion this year were to help or- ganize continual spiritual adoration on First Fridays and to encourage more Iona students to receive Holy Communion at noon time. Brother McMullen, Moderator of Legio Mariae, and members at a meeting. 1 W A meeting of the Westchester Curia at Ryan Library. BIk Brothers Officers: Peter Cannon, Vice-President, John Doherty, Presi- dent, Brother Daly, Moderator. Wil- liam McCabe, Treasurer, and Patrick O'Meara, Secretary. IMG BIIOTIIE S The Iona College Chapter of The Big Brothers was brought to the campus four years ago. In that time it has steadily expanded and in this current year has been espe- cially successful. Using Christian charity as its cornerstone, the Big Brothers strive to guide young boys along the path that will develop them into useful and wanted citizens. This is accomplished by giving companionship, under- standing and above all, practical lessons in good, whole- some living to youths who are on the verge of becoming undesirable juvenile delinquents. John Kupin, a psychiatric social worker, speaks on Juvenile Delinquency Origi- nates in the Home. KNIGHTS OF TARA John Mullen, Treasurer, and Robert Lundry, Secretary. BRO. ANTHONY CLENNON Moderator During the 1957-58 season the Tara Knights Society has once again lived up to its motto: “Let friendship flourish in good deeds. The Knights, which is the oldest social and service organization on the campus, have as their main purpose the promotion of the ideal Christian social organization. Members are elected from those who have already proved their spirit and interest in Iona by active service in two or more cam- pus activities. Four of the worthy projects that the Knights undertook this year were: The Welcome Home Dance, which initiates the social season; a con- test for an Iona Fight Song; the Annual Winter For- mal; and Orphans Day, a day in which orphans from local institutions are given the run of Iona's campus. WILLIAM COWAN President rara Chamber: Tom Carney, Jim Yorke, Ray Sliotter, Chairman, Fred Schmid, and Bob Cullen. Dance Committee: Mike Kennedy, Ray BovicJ� , Chairman Ed Vrecland, and Bill McNeil. At the Waldorf The Welcome Home Dance at Clcn Island Casino. One of the most spirited organizations here at Iona, the Gaelic Society is a member of the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Council of Irish Societies. As a member of this Council, our Irishmen coordinate with other member clubs to sponsor several cultural and social affairs with a Gaelic flavor during the year. Socially, their highlight of this year was the Annual Irish Night held at All Hallows Institute on March 8. Athletically they again fielded a Gaelic football team to compete with St. John's, Fordham and Manhattan. The Annual Irish Night ' c Society Officers: Brother C. Quinn, Moderator, Wflh � , Vice-President, Michael Domcy, President, Frank ' ' Gaelic Carr. Carrying the banner ..... ■nviiuiunii, .Mivnaei iwnre , ..................... c dron. Recording Secretary, Paul Rooney, Corresponding tary. Brother P. Doyle, Honorary Moderator, and John Mullen. Treasurer. GAELIC SOCIETY More Ionamcn marching up the Green Slnpc. Iona men on Fifth Avenue. LA SOCIETA ITALIAN ' Jlie si� At ' ?■ i(i The Italian Society enjoyed its busiest and most successful year during 1957-58. Among the social, cultural and religious functions they sponsored were: the Fall Social, the Eighth Annual End Term Dance at Glen Island Ca- sino, the Annual Musical Concert, and the Annual Communion Breakfast for the Society’s members. In addition, the Society held a series of lectures by noted speakers which dealt with the political and cultural achieve- ments of the Italian people. Gee Mom, I can't dance. Italian Society Officert: Standing: Ronald Belliglio, Secretary. Daniel Cenovese, Treasurer, Salvatore Esposito, Vice-President. Antlsony Suppa. Corresponding Secretary, and Mr. Stephen DiBari, Moderator. Seated: Ralph Siciliano, President. Tripping the light fantastic. ——iW———— Lc Cercie Francois had an especially active year during 1957-58. Slide pictures, lectures, and talks by several speakers added greatly to the members’ knowledge of the customs and traditions of the French people. Joint meetings with French clubs of other colleges in the area were held. In addition, the French Club sponsored the Basketball Dance in the Fall and co-sponsored the Language Day with the German Club in February. The profits from this last dance were used to defray the expenses of the annual Language Day. LE CEIUJLE ffi Was this waltz written by Chopin? And away we go! Is he taking my picture? mum French Club Officers: Walter Hcllmuth, Treasurer; Tom Carney, Cor responding Secretary; Bob Bergen, President;Tony Sallustio, Vice President and Bob Gorman, Secretary. DR. RUDOLPH MONDELLI Moderator Dr. Mondclli lectures to members of the club. VEREM In its fourth year on the campus, Deutsche Verein has contributed greatly to the cultural and social prestige of Iona. In fulfilling its cultural aims, the Club made outings to dramatic productions, movies, and museum exhibitions in addition to hearing various lectures delivered at the weekly meetings. On the lighter side, the annual Autumn Leaves Dance was its social highlight of the year, along with the Language Day Dance put on in coordina- tion with the French Club. Cennan Club Officers: Waller Hcllmuth, Secretary; Fred Hcllmuth, President; Ron Morassc, Vice President; and Richard Unger, Treasurer. The Cennan Club %-isits the Phoenix Theatre to see “Mary Stuart.” ■yrw Spanish Society Officers: Standing: Leo O Rorkc, Chairman of Activities Committee; Brendan Holden. Corresponding Secretary; John Sheehan. Vice President; and James O Bnen. Recording Secretary. Seated: Jose Soto, President. Dr. Rafael Becerra addresses the Spanish Society on Cervantes’ “Don Quixote.” Dr. Italo Pontcrolto accepts a certi- ficate of recognition from Mr. John Puttre, New York representative of Audio Devices. Inc. EL CL I'D ESPAMOL HERM4S0 IMKEJ'IIHI Once again El Club EsjHtfwl Hermam Pakenham has enjoyed a successful year. During February, a daytime presentation of the Spanish movie “Flamenco” was shown for the student body in Doorley Auditorium. This movie pointed out the several types of Spanish dances, explaining the significance of each. In April the Spanish Society sponsored the annual Mission Dance. The proceeds from this dance and the movie were donated to the missions of the Irish Christian Brothers in the Windward Islands. Tenor section discussing music for the annual concert. Anthony Carclla accompanies basses. Second tenor section. Baritones reviewing a Robert Shaw arrangement. The Glee Club is Iona s musical society for students who enjoy singing in a choral group. One of the less appreciated organi- zations on the campus, the Glee Club is composed of students who practice long and diligently throughout the school year. The Club made several appearances at social and civic affairs during the year, but the culmination of all their efforts was witnessed at the Fifth Annual Glee Club Concert. Officers: James Budwick, Treasurer; Ralph Corrigan, Secretary; Mr. Joseph Martucci, Director; and Robert Maus. President. Officers: Bob Cilmnrtin, Librarian; Peter Sirignano, Vice President; and Mike Clcason, Secretary. Members of the Glee Club at Annual Irish Night. BROTHER LEO R. DOWNEY Moderator BUSINESS Finance Club Officers: George Riley. Treasurer; James Coughlin, Secretary; and Saverio DeRuggerio, President. Serving as a means of supplying business students with valuable co-curricular aid, the Accounting, Finance, and Marketing Clubs are responsible for acquainting their members with the many facets and com- plex problems of the business world. Besides lectures by prominent members of industry, these clubs have successfully blended Christian principles with a deeper understanding of our financial society. Bill Cronin, IBM Systems Analyst and Iona Alumnus, speaks to the Accounting Club. 156 CLUBS Accounting Club Officers: Leonard Riecardo, Treasurer; John Hessinius, President; Edward Hopkins. Vice President; and Joseph Buff undo. Sccrctar '. Marketing Club Officers: Frank Piivel- lo. Treasurer; Gerald Wall, President; Donald Donahue. Secretary; and Edward Finn, Vice President. Mr. John J. Lee. Lecturer in Marketing, discusses How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling, by Frank Bcttger, at a Marketing Club meeting. Prc-Lccal Officers: William Crossin, Secretary; Ronald Quigley, President; James Bell, Vice President; and Edward Pilla, Treasurer. nsil H PHE-LEGiL GUILD The Prc-Legal Guild is a society composed of students who arc planning to follow the legal profession after graduation. The Guild sponsored a series of lectures during the year which proved to be of great benefit to the members. Among those invited to speak at these lectures were Iona alumni now attending Law School, prom- inent members of the Bar, and officials from Law Schools in the New York area. Professor Conrad L. Kcllenlx-rg of the University of Notre Dame Law School lectures the members of the Cuild. Technical Crew of llie Plauers: Mike Sullivan, Bob Cullen, and Frank Malettc. MR. RAYMOND RIZZO Director All will agree that this year will be marked as one of the greatest in the history of the Iona Players. The Fall production was a drama, The Hasty Heart by John Patrick. The Spring play was a hit musical comedy which won great acclaim while on Broadway. E. Y. Harburgs “Finian’s Rainbow” was staged here in March and was a tremendous success. The director of the Players, Mr. Raymond Rizzo, did an excellent job of drawing out the best possible performance from the earnest efforts of both casts. John Davis. Secretary, and Henry Fury, President, discuss an upcoming production. I’m obese? A soothing massage. It’s a secret. ——------------------------------------------------ Ccorge DiCkcomo speaks to Club member, on Satellites.” Dan O’Shea and Fred Hellmuth in the Physics Lab. Di VINCI SOCIETY The Da Vinci Society is the campus science organization with membership open to all students of biology, chemistry and physics. The particular aim of the Society is to foster a better understanding and appreciation of the relationships among the various sciences. Through the sponsorship of weekly lectures and film presentations the members seek to achieve this end. Da Vinci Society Officers: Brother Bullen, Moderator: Robert Socci, Vice President; Paul Graziano. President; Robert Mullins, Secretary; and Paul Mullaney, Treasurer. .' • .V.vJ ngo! Political Science Officers: Leslie Baird, Treasurer; Robert Naun, Vice President; James Conroy, President; and Robert McCoy, Secretary. The objectives of the Political Science Forum are to provoke discussion among the student body in national and international affairs in the light of Christian principles. In particular, the opportunity is afforded its members to actively participate in discussions concerning political and social matters. The Forum invited several noted speakers to lecture at the College; and during the spring semester they made field trips to Washington, D.C., and to the State Senate in Albany. DR. ERNST WINTER Moderator Dr. Wolfgang Schmitz speaks to the Forum on European Economic Unity. Boarders' Society Officers: Jack Sullivan, Vice President; Ccorjje Crasser, Treas- urer; Paul Mullancy, Secretary; and Joe MePartlin, President. The St. Columban Lodging Society, in its second year at Iona, has once again proved its spirit and loyalty. This club is limited to those students who board off campus in the vicinity of the College. To open up the social calendar of the spring semester the Boarders sponsored the Winter Whirl,’ a dance held in the cafe- teria on February 7. With hopes for an increased membership, the Lodging Society is already laying plans for an expansive program of athletic, cultural, and social events during the next year. ST. COLUMBAN LODGING SOCIETY Smiles, smiles, smiles Krhix.ttion. mm FORENSIC COUNCIL The Lannon Forensic Council is a debate and public speaking society with its member- ship limited to the upper three classes of the College. The Council engages in extemporan- eous and formal intramural contests and also participates in regularly scheduled inter- collegiate and tournament events. Another important project of this society is the sponsor- ship of the Freshman Forum, where first year students at Iona are coached in the practice exercises for public speaking and debating. Debating Society Officers: Bernard Crowley, Corre- sponding Secretary; John Davis. Treasurer; Harry Autario. Acting Secretary; Louis Ciovagnorio, President; Cerald Kolosky, Vice President; and James Coughlin. Secretary. MR. WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS Moderator KEENAN PHILOSOPHI’ SOCIETY Named after Kevin B. Keenan, a former Iona philosophy instructor, the Keenan Philosophy Society strives to foster interest in topics of a philosophical nature and to hold discussions that are pertinent to these topics. Membership and interest in the Philosophy Society increased considerably this year. There was more emphasis placed on the works of the individual philo- sophers than on any specific period or school of philosophy. The Society heard lectures on the works of Machiavclli, Descartes and Karl Marx and during April they sponsored their annual symposium. Philosophy Society Officers: Ray Shotter, Secre- tary; Jerry Brown, President; Bob McGuire, Publicity Director; and Anthony Campo. Leo Cuomo speaks to the members. LITERARY SOCIETY The Literary Society is one of the most active cultural activities here at Iona. During each weekly meeting one of the members lectured on � me famous author and one or more of his works. The most noteworthy achievement of group, however, was their Third Annual Symposium l� eld on March 2 in Ryan Library. Symposium had as its topic this year the We and works of James Joyce. The four speakers give a very interesting and enlightening treat- this contemporary Irish novelist. Tom Meeks speaks on “The Romantic Image in foetry. Literary Society Officers: Ronald Verdi, Publicity Director; Bob Doyle, President; ana Jerry Brown, Vice President. The intramural athletic program at Iona College was organized in the interest of promoting wholesome recreation and of maintaining high standards of sportsmanship on campus. With the Student Council and Mr. Howard Bulger ably directing the program, most of the students enrolled in the day session are engaged in at least one intramural sport. In the last few years the variety of sports has been increased to attract more of the student body and,now, one may participate in football, basketball, softball, bowling, tennis, or ping-pong. SPIKED SHOE run High School Cross Country Meet at Tibbets Brook. The Spiked Shoe Club has the unique distinction of being the only sports club on campus. It includes members of the cross country, indoor and outdoor track teams. This club has a dual purpose of in- creasing campus interest in track and field and attempting to influence high school runners to enter Iona College. The annual Invitational Cross Country Meet for high school athletes sponsored by the Spiked Shoe Club was held this year on October 22. Spiked Shoe Officers: Paul Rooney, Secretary-Treasurer; Edward Core, President; Brother Walsh, Moderator; Frank Roselle, Vice President; and Thomas Murtha, C.A.C. Representative. Albert J. Sattler The annual recipient of the Sullivan award is that senior adjudged most representative of the standards and the tradition of the College. The citation is made on the basis of the nominees scholastic achievement, participation in extra-curricular activities, and outstanding service and loyalty to Iona. From this converted Navy recreation hall which wax reerected on Iona's campus in 1948, maroon and gold clad teams have won rcknown in major intercollegiate athletic competition. The new Gymnasium and Field House will provide ideal facilities for team and spectator activity as well as full-scale physical education and intra- mural sports programs. Drawing, courtesy oi Eggcrt and Higgins, Architects arese The O'Connell Award is presented annually to the senior who is considered most representative of Iona sportsmen because of his individual skill and integrity as an athlete. The presentation of this award is judged entirely on the athletic capabilities and scholastic standing of the individual. Once again the basketball team of Iona was refused recognition at the end of a fine season. In compiling an 18-6 record our club beat such teams as Army. Scion Hall. St. Francis of Brooklyn ami St. Peter’s. The entire campus was thrown into a state of gloom when the Invitation Committee of the National Invitation Tournament overlooked Iona, but this will only re- double the College's efforts to field an even lx-tter team next year that can't be denied its just rewards. Senior Joe Bernardi. even though hampered by injuries in the latter half of the season, entered the charmed 1.000 point circle by scoring a total of 1.029 points during his three years on the Varsity. The prospects look good for a fine season in the coming year with such players as Jim Raysor, Ceorge Carter, Tom Fitzgerald and Joe Tighe all returning. I I BROTHER FRANCIS J. BERNARD Moderator james McDermott Coach Sirring: Jerry Tietjen, Bob McGuire, Stan Hill, Ralph Savare.se, Joe Bemardi, Jim Ciangrnsso, Frank Ceczik, Dick McDinc, and Tom Fitzgerald. Standing: Dan Bruno, Manager; Artie Wilkins, Assistant Coach; Joe Tight, George Carter, Jim Raysor, Rudy Eckhardt, Larry Blancy, Ed Matthews, and Jim McDermott, Coach. 180 1957-1958 SEASON Opp. Toronto University........................ gj Pace College............................. ,j| New Britian State......................... g3 Louisville................................ gg American International................... (53 American University....................... 53 Ithaca.................................... Q2 Wittenberg................................ 49 Xavier of Ohio............................ 71 St. Bonaventurc........................... 75 Army...................................... 53 Siena..................................... 42 Hofstra................................... 54 Lafayette................................. 74 Ixtyola of Chicago........................ 66 Fairfield................................. 63 Siena..................................... 4Q Lc Moyne.............................. 64 Seton Hall................................ 59 Wagner.................................... 54 Bridgeport................................ 73 St. Francis.............................. 77 St. Peter’s.............................. 69 Queens.................................... 67 18 Wins, 6 Losses Loose ball. Cacl Cheerleaders. Tom Fitzgerald jumping. BERNARD BECLANE Director of Publiciiy Jumpin’ Joe with the sphere. Leggo, I had it first. The Terriers should.-� stood in bed. The one that got away. Get off my back. Don’t push, Tom. Jumpin’ Joe again. Elusive, isn’t it! FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The freshman basketball team, at the close of the 1957-1958 season, showed promise of being a compact and solid varsity in future competitions. Though the team lacked adequate height, they more than compensated for this by their spirit and speed. Phil Lanza, 5'9 , and Pete Wheeler, 6' 1 , were top scorers while John Slcvin proved to be a valuable asset. The team’s record of 11 wins and 15 losses was a respect- able showing for the stiff competition they encountered. ARTHUR WILKINS Coach FROSH RECORD Iona Opp. 59 Hunter............................. 51 78 Chesterfield Club.................. 70 54 N. Y. U......................... 72 54 Seton Hall...................... 68 70 N. R. Boys...................... 61 53 St. Francis Prep................... 64 58 Columbia J. V...................... 69 76 Bronx Union Y.M.C.A................ 72 73 Chesterfield Club.................. 68 71 Manhattan.......................... 79 57 Army............................... 92 56 Hofstra............................ 71 73 Bronx Union Y.M.C.A................ 74 68 Our Lady of Angels................. 57 70 Fecny Park...................... 61 78 Columbia J. V...................... 65 65 N. Y. U............................ 94 54 Fairfield.......................... 64 84 L. I. U............................ 69 69 Manhattan.......................... 76 74 Seton Hall......................... 72 61 Wagner............................. 66 90 Bridgeport......................... 73 76 St. Peter's........................ 91 88 Queens College..................... 81 188 It has to come down sometime! Vin Jones shooting. i I Mike Quinn watches Pete Wheeler shoot. Dave Irwin and Pete Wheeler. This time it's Mike Quinns turn to shoot. Paul Rooney DROSS COUNTRY HOWARD BULGER Coach The start of the track season saw the Gael harriers running their hearts out over the hills and dales of Van Cortland Park. The return of veterans such as Captain Jack Goldstein, Ed Gaw, Dick Mullins, Paul Rooney, Jim Fillis and Dan Healy accounted for the fine season. In October the squad placet! second in the MECAA, for the second year in a row. Hobbled by injuries midway in the season, the Iona- men lost a few meets by very close margins, however, Coach Howie Bulger is to be commended for a job well done. The start of the MECAA championship meet. 190 JT F ? -sr P r r f- £ Once again the Iona Bowling Team has had a fine season in the Eastern Intercollegiate Bowling Conference. Under the able leadership of Captain Joe Capone the squad placed third in the league, just missing the championship by four games. Bill Regan, one of the team’s high scorers and next year’s captain, gives promise of another good team next year, along with support from returning lettermen Ralph Casazza and Bob Leopold. Bob Leopold. Ralph Casazza. Andy Manley and Bill Regan. Varsity Team: Tom Denny, James Philips, Frank Malone, Dan Healey, Jack Coldstcin, Enzo Villardi, Paul Rooney, Frank Roselle, Richard Mullen. 194 THOMAS DENNY TRICK Under the fine direction of Coach Bulger the indoor track team maintained an admirable record. Chick Nadell, Frank Malone, Dan Healy, Frank Roselle, and Jack Goldstein made up the varsity squad which was hampered by injuries during most of the season. However, the high- light of the year was the fine running displayed by the frosh relay team, when they broke the Freshman Medley Relay record by nineteen seconds. Cognizant of this, Mr. Bulger has high hopes for the future varsity squad. FRANK ROSELLE Freshman Team: Front Row: John Brown, Jerri Rucker, Lou RioJo. Brian Kaufman, Neto Rowe. Back Row: lony Brisdaiw, Manager. JerTy Donovan, Robert McDunough. Larry Korb, James Freeman, Reggie Williams. 195 PHIL SCHWARTZ Captain GOLF Commencing its tenth season, the Iona Golf Team will probably have another win- ning year with the return of many veterans. Mr. Louis Eitler, the coach for the past nine years, has led the team to the attainment of its present remarkable record of 96 wins and 18 losses. This year the Gael contingent got off to a rolling start by defeating the first three teams it faced. Captain Phil Schwartz leads the team in scoring while Bob Joyce follows closely. cTgffi; Pha 196 ■■M SPRING nm The 195S edition of the Iona College Track team will take part in four noteworthy meets this year: the Quantico Relays, the Penn Relays, the Qucens-Iona Relays, and the IC4A Champion- ship Meet. In a pre-season interview Coach Bul- ger had high hopes for the squad because of the return of seven lettermen, and the potential of the mile relay team. Freshman Reggie Williams Joe Cavallo Frank Malone Pitchers and Catchers; Kneeling: Ray Barry, Art Rcitano, and Joe Hayes. Standing: Bill Parilia,Tom Cotter, Jack Walters, and Ron Simunck. With many returning lettcrmen on the baseball squad, Coach McDermott has high hopes for the Gaels this year. The team has last years MECAA champion- ship to defend and should do it well with such stalwarts as Ron Schaeffer, Ed Vrceland, John Nobrega, and Art Reit- ano on the squad. The Cael nine opened the season with three consecutive victories to boost the hopes for another winning season. james McDermott Coach Inficldcrs; Kneeling: Ed Vredand. Ron Shacffcr. Tom Par inle, and Ralph Casazza. Standing: loc Romeo, Tom Fitzgerald, Tom Renaghsn, and John Nobrega. 201 Outfielders: Frank Ravenna, Jack McConologue, Dom Ferrara, and Jim Cfatngrasso. Jim Gianerasso Safer v,' And the pitch . . . Moral support. A hit? What are you sliding for? 203 Jim Corridon, Ralph Savarese, John Murphy, Mike Ward, Joe DeCray, and Joe Hughes. John Murphy 204 Joe Hughes TENIIS This year's Tennis Squad is made up of almost an even division of seniors, juniors and sophomores. Coach Brother Thomas has high hopes for the team which has only two veterans, Jim Cor- ridon and Tom Byrne. However, this is made up by the high potential of the team as a whole. Joe Hughes BROTHER ALEXANDER THOMAS Coach THOMAS M. BYRNE Captain 205 Jim Corrwlon ;-- i Edmund Hall is the home of young Irish Christian Brothers in the last two years of their teacher-training period. At present, this home is the original mansion on the estate that became the Iona campus, the birthplace of Iona Prep and Crammar Schools. Nearing completion as we go to press is the new Edmund Hall with ideal accommodations for over one hundred Student Brothers. Front Row: Santo D. Pratico, Anthony R. Cuzzocrca, James E Wall � t � • , , ,, ' ' Unger, James Mcllctt, Larry Ciecarclli, John Coates, James McCabe’ Second R„1tK f uf H‘ Thomas Moran. Robert Boyd. Daniel L. Common,, i, econd, Ro?: Theodore A. Hoffman. 208 Front Row: Paul T. Smith. Sal Esposito, John Demartino. Frank Brooks. Richard Conway, James Towey. Second Row: Thomas L. McKcon, Thomas R. Fagan, Frank J. Forlcnza, Joseph P. Fletcher, Leslie R. Baird, Owen Reynolds. Bock Row: Raymond Kelly, Arthur Brooks, Richard FarrdI, Pat Barbieri, James Coyne. 1« °' Re® W� Cargan- g°, Edward Bymfc Charles Urgola Louis Saracoio. nock Row: M. ClcLn. M. Houlihan, Ccorgc E. Hints. t Row: Norman.Rubcmtcm,A.Phihp cl Arthur Zim.nem.an. Chad« George M. Vcrgonis, Skip nl ; ■ Rail Roto: C. A. Smart Jr.. ft' Ca att Robert M- Stewart. ' I Hahn, Robert Brockmann, ' Alex McFadycn. Front'Rotcf Robert Martin, Anthony Candido, Robert Van Horn, Peter Moli- turi. Robert P. Rosa. Paul E. Hurd. Buck Row: Richard McCovcm, Kevin Garrigan, William Baaden, Frank Pinello, John J. Kavanaugh. • t. Front Row: John Cassidy, Francis Fong, Michael Quinn, Thomas Blair, Kenneth J. Callo, Raymond Paris, Thomas Kennedy. Second Row: Francis- Devlin, Fredric Sc-hinid, Paul Mullaney, Jack Aritinori, Charles Anderson, Pat Peters, Al Ortlicb, Bill Parilia. Back Row: Tom Kealy, Mike Liscio, Frank J. Waldron, Tom Sullivan, Frink Ceczik, Richard Rosica, Ray Walsh. Front Row: Franci Twomcy, James Vaillancourt. James Ferraro. Robert Burney, Daniel SpinogAtti, John Audia. Bad Row: Cordon Crimmett, Peter Dclehanty, James Giangrasso, Juan Meskill. Front Row: Richard Morrison. Thomas H. Phillips, Roger fc. Melli� , l. re gory roston, 10 Mastcrjojcph. Pat S. D'Ambrosio. Second Row: Stephen J. Amberson, Coorge Horngan, Joseph Martin J. Kelly. Harry Pcrcpcluk, Ward Carey, John Tnillcn. Back Row: Robert MeFadden. Davey, Edward J. Brent, Donald Cisin, James Reilly, William McCarthy, Louis Tcdcschi. Front Roto: Patrick J. Flanagan, William - J. Walsh, Patrick A. Connolly, Joe Dolan, Ralph L. Corrigan, Donald Walthcr, Bart W. Cannon, Joe DeGroy. Back Row.- William Barda, Patrick Mooney, William D. Good .-'Robert Coderre; Hugh T. Landy, George R. Murray,- James P. Palllster, Rowland Patrick. Hanley. Front Row: John F. Lagan, Joseph A. McCormack, William A. King, James J. Fillis, William Buckley, Daniel A. Cuoco, John T. Manning. Beck Row: James Giannetti, James Sweeney. John O’Corman, Edward Matthews, James P. Yorkc, Joseph F. Miller,-Myles Prior, Frederic P. Hockcmcycr. Front Row: Michael McCabe, Raymond Mulhcrn, Patrick Hoey, Joseph A. Fntrono, William J. Warren, Vincent J. Mnlafronte. Joseph Romeo. Back Row: John F. Sheehan, Bart M. Schiavone, Thomas Manning, James McMahon, Santo Cacciola. Michael E. Hunter, John K. Spring. 212 Front Roue Peter C. Heller, Robert J. Rickard. Patrick J. Lynch, John J. MeAndrew, Phil Fowler, Lou DeSantis, John McCauley. Second Rote: James E. Lyng. Alois McAvoy, Edward LIPum� , Raymond B. McGrath, Joseph V. ' ambclli. Bock Row: Peter Martin. Robert MongeHi, George Carter, Hank Cavan, Thomas J. O'Connor, Jolui C. Moran. Front Row: James J. Burke, Robert Grant, Richard C. Cottron, Daniel Hcaly, Paul K. Rooney, Albert J. potman, Ronald Parra. Second Row: T. McCarvill, W. Tuohy, Ken Donovan, Dave Archer, James Mullaney. Back -Row: E. Joly, D. Galogley, F. Roselle, J. Hanifer. Front Row: Suvcrio Rotella, Peter JR. Rossi, Eugene Danko, John Mouracade, John Gannon. Dock Row: James P. O'Brien, George C. Koltz, William D. Regan, James Kelly, Thomas Ferriter. Front Row: Thomas R.'Meeks. Colman C. Keane. Ronald J. Semenza, Louis J. Pisani, Jerry Blsecglia, John E. Sullivan. Edward J. O'Keefe Hack Row: Robert Keleti. Anthony- Ferrara, John DeMichael, David E. Nprthup, Frands T. Quinn, John J. Goggin, Thomas J. Burke. 214 Front Row: Put Coe, John McN'unan, Tom O'Brien, James Ferguson, James Murphy, Vincent DiBclIa, William Carr. Second Rote: James McCovern. Anthony DiFilippo, Robert Nairn, Donald Matheson, Richard A. Ixivisolo, Anthony Pontecorvo. Back Row: Thomas Denny, J. Michael Waul, Robert J. McKenna, John T. Feehan. Morgan F. Flaherty, Joseph F. Brogan. Front Row: Claude Cianino', Alfred Volpe. Joe Hughes. Mario F. Cavolo Angelo Costnnzo, Thomas Walsh. Back Row: Robert J. Cilmartin, Michael P Gleason, Igiwrcncc J. Keyes. Donald T. taper, Allison Keenan, Edward Twotney, John P. Dillon. Front Row: Joe Martin Jr.. Don Short, Jim Walsh. Tom Kelly, John Bradley. Cornelius M. O'Rourke. Walter Lawrence. Second Row: Jimmy Flcitz, Harry Nichols, Jim Bell, Sal DcLuca, Nick D’Allcva, Richard Risinit, Dave Wlghtman. Back Row: Thomas j. Hanna, Hugh F. Haughey, John J. Kracmcr, John I. McEvov. F.mrcne Flvnn. Henrv Rowan. Michael J. McGuire. 215 Front Row: James C. Murtita, Joseph P. Bums, Joseph A. Tamagna, Joseph P. Hayes, Richard Himics. Back Row: John J. Murphy, William Clifford, Louis Caraginc, John F. McCurk, Joseph L. Schweitzer, Victor A. StaniOiiis. •«, • t. j -Pi v hi v-, i. ■ • • ’• ,, v '■ w- - A •- -, V . f| ■ W- -- ■' 'k Front Row: Dan Cart hand, John McKenna, John J. Fitzgerald, John Didomizio, Michael Moeda, John P. Reitter, Robert J. Lia, Walter W. llcllmuth. Second Row: John Burhe, Francis X. Malone, Joseph Seiler, John Tallent. Carl Petersen. Daniel Keon, Daniel J. Kellcher, John Cugliclmo, Eugene Oesehgcr. Back Row: Steve Fearow, Ronald Parrella, Brendan P. Carmody, Donald Malanga, Kevin V. Munnelly, Thomas Irwin, Edwin Wiggcrs, John Nobrcga, Raymoitd Benatti. 216 ' .1'APS’ h •-Xvv . Front Row: Angel Carrillo, Ralph Moscaticllo. Edwin Risshann, Daniel Hayes, William Alvino, Carl Stocpplcr, Michael Caldekazzo. Middle Row: James F. Cox. Thomas A. Berard, George Cornish, James O Shea, Jr., Patrick W. Boyle. William Barrett. John Cassell. Back Row: Ccrald P. Manning, Joseph Ronald Harris, Charles S. Mooney, Robert F. Kibort, Joseph F. Doyle, Frank Douglas, John Kelly. Front Row: Richard Frond. Walter Don- court, Robert Ruffalo, Walter Kirwan, John J. Bradley, Brendan A. Curtin. Back Row: James Budwick, Tlvomas Cotter, Paul Alfieri, Denis Kenny. Louis Ciovagnorio Jr., James Doyle. Front Row: George Harrison. William Breslin, Robert Stackpolc, Philip Fox. Second Row: Michael McNamara, Bill Slay, Ed Moroney, Walter H. Weber, John P. Collins. Back Row: James Waters, Frank Cunneen. Jim Sheridan, Richard Finer, Michael Nacarato. 217 r V v I-ront Row: ferry Maazarella, John Quinn, Theodore Cclcntino, Edward Morrissey, William Giudice, Reynolds Pardale. Second Roto: Richard Priore, Charles Kinsley, Bernard Bcnckom, Kenneth Isherwood, John DeMarlino, Peter M. Stettner. Bock Row: l-oviis Pappulardo, Frank R. Branca, Claude Gianino, Frank Principe, Richard Nesbitt, Francis R. Hollis Jr., Bill O'Connell. ::s FroM Row: William J. Smart, Phil Basso. Gary Tankard, William J. Murphy, Daniel Carroll, Jack Todaro. Second Row: Henry Sullivan, Peter Ford, David Fellmcth, Leo McKcman, James K. Breslin Jr. Bock Row: John A. Kilcy, Conrad Schoeflling, Joseph M. McGinn, Edward Hoyt, Michael Egan. Front Row: Richard Williams, Thomas Russell. Joseph P. Kelly, Edmund Pilla. John A. Mazzclla, Jerry DcPacc. Denis Flanagan. Second Row: Hugh S. Gallagher, Thomas J. Barry, John P. Sankey, Gerald P. Lenaghan. John J. McLclUn. Bock Row: James M. Doyle. Joseph D. Dunne, John Dillon, Edward J. Kavaiugh, John J. Banson, Daniel E. Comiskey. front Row: Nicholas Balsano, Ceorge J. Ballich. Richard Pagano, Joseph Borrelli, Anthony Sposato. Anthony Fracentese. Second Row: Manual Rosal, William T Fellows John Dettori. Robert J. Kennedy. Eugene D. Whoolcy, Thomas Whalen. Back Row: Ia� Hawkins, Richard Rossi. John Collins, Richard Halloran, Thomas C. Morreale, Benedict B. Benigno. 219 Front Row: Dennis Sullivan, John Kennedy, Thomas Murtha, Thomas Henderson, Pat Lvnch, Andy Kolesar, Ernest Lico, John Kenny, Ottavio Saraceno. Second Row: J. Robert McMullen. John Bracken, Vincent Martin, Charles O’Donnell, Ronald D. Auslander, Daniel A. Cenoucse, Thomas Renaghan, James O’Connell. Back Vow: Dick McDine, John Stratta, Richard Dorchak, Peter Duggan, Raymond Paris, Jim Keane, Edward Cross©, Frank Coghlan, Leo Garvey. Front Row: Martin Hclbig, WilHam Flanagan, Harry Antario, James Langlon, Andy Kennedy, Robert Morctti, George Russ. Back Row: James Parker, James Costello, George Neumann, Bill Weaver, James Loughran, Thomas Shallcy, Denis O’Grady. Front Row: Ronald DeCarlo, Erich Barbcrich, Henry Fury, Gerald Mucciolo, John Davis, Brendan Holden. Second Roto: Stanley P. Cracovia, Charles J. Kane, Thomas A. Ginter, Raymond Pope. Thomas E. Corless. Back Row: Ronald Sherding, Bernard Holland, Joseph Daniel O’Connor. Frank Mosca Thomas Fitzgerald. Front Row: Howard Moody, Joseph F. Perez, John Barcull, John Short, Chris Warren, Joseph McCarthy. Second Row: John J. O’Connor, Ai drc Bouchard, Hugh Grace, Michael A. Mouracade, Anthony V. Cervone, Martin Doherty. Back Row: Edward O'Reilly, John Mecca, Frank McIntyre, Bernard B. Perez, Cornelius Callahan. Front Roto: MM MS ©£ J. McKenna, Lawrence DiPio™ Second floa. John Durko• '• T.Vord. Bernard J. Sctdxjrt. 221 Front How: Thomas Clarke, Alfred Johnson. Gus Pagnotta, Arnold Anminziata, 'Frederick Ain ton, Jose Rosul. Paul C. Sullivan, Timothy MeSpedon, Robert Thocscn.. Second How: Alfred M. Zclkind, Frank W, I opez, John J. Navn, David Irwin, Vincent Ceczik, Jim Freeman, James C. Carroll, Lawrence Levin, Kenneth O’Donnell, William Taylor. Richard A. Lewis. Back How: Arthur Charbonneau, Arthur Stanton, Ronald Adams, Donald Bums, Frank W. lenders, Frank Fiordalisi, Ernest Bosco, Martin Tubridy, Vincent O’Rourke. Front How: John Savarese, Bernard Heaney, Paul A. Soccodato, Joseph O. Bianco, Ralph J. Blasi. Second How: Thomas Hughes, George Bracken, Robert McNally, Edwin McKcever. Michael Quiglev, John Fahcx. Back How E lw;trdo lonos. Ifoavnuw T snf Edwardo Jones. James Keavency. Louis Pescc, Robert T. Curran, Frank Stangcl, John Muliyan. FRESHHEI Front Row: Martin Darko, Anthony B. Sparacio, Thomas J. McGovern. Jones M. Mullen, John F. Byrne, Charles E. Cox, Anthony R. Taddeo, Miguel A. River . Second Row: Tony Brisciana, Kevin Casey, Richard Commi ns, Louis J. Magyad, James W. Crieoo; Frank Jelinek, Hugh I). O'Rourke, James Blake, l-orry Riaian. Frank Herzog, Mike Pregon. Back Row: Peter Mancinelli. Laro- Korb, Meto Rowe. Robert Fahey, James llalpin, Edward Romanow, Robert Hourahan, Michael McCill, Richard Bonte, John Sullivan, Patrick Codfrey. Front Row: Frank D. Oliveto. Daniel Sullivan, Robert A. Tortorclla. Nicholas C Violirvo, -• -.................. — «--------- Second Row: Frank Donolme, Joseph Patrick J. Connollv. Ralph LaVacca, Thomas Devany. Second Row: Frank Do Ragostn. Anthony O'Neill. Rav MaccagU. Uwrence BJumBerg, John Slevm. J fk MrC.mkv. Back Row: Vincent Jones. iScnis Curtin. Anthony MaraUo, Ronald Pilger. Thomas alsh. Reginald Williams, Nicholas Salemo. 223 Front Row: John J. Hcrrion. Larry J. Clynn Frank P. CiofB. Michael F■ Martwi, A. Darienzo. Second Roto; John R. Fraser, Timothy F. Kearney, I aul C ey.Joha raattc. Back Row: Charles Jordan, John Dennehy, John Murphy, Michael Fa , Gerald Lynch, Rodney N. Paradise. Front Row: Vlnemt .Ravaschicro, James McColdrick. Dominick C. Tolli, Jack Hess James P. Hov.ley, Lee Cahill, Edward Lynch, Dennis M. Kinney loscnh A Kirk Waltor o„ i p Victor Quirolo Jam« E Dasdson. John Quinn, C ’fiSi£ Thomas J. Phillipsb[fow: Cuy Ripatranzone, Al Burleson, Richard BrcJ Ky, John J. Jack sen, Patrick F. Cunningham, Joseph H. Koenig, Dennis P. O’Brien. 224 Front Roto: John Schachel, Mauro Romita, Bob Parilia. Torn McMinn, Pete Murphy, Toni Rich, Tim Lavelle, Andy Donlcvy. Second Row: Ron S. Pryor, Arthur Du Haime, Richard Maynard, Jay Davis, James Kelly. Donald Murray, Richard Dom'cn, William Hales. Back Row: Edward Joyce, William C. Moloney, Thomas Egan, John Coyle, James Murphy, James Boylan, Tlwmas Sullivan. Front Row: Richard J. White John Ridurd Michael is Brian Smith Front Rote: Bruce Boiler, Casper Stari,. John Mcrlino, Joseph Iandorfer. John Moore, Rosario Zappia, Richard Hebach. Second Row: Errol LaRoeque, Robert Cold rick, Joseph Bariofski, Garret White, Anthony Semento, Donald DaRos, Thomas Quinn, John Comparetto, Back Row: John N. Jacobs. Peter Giraud, Michael Quinn, James R. Moore, Frank X. Schrnde, Thomas S. Cushing, Frank W. Zindulka, Eugene C. Fisher, James Mullcry. Fnm £ Coo� : Anthony Lopresti «ond M,n£n James Rotary, Roy Pollitt. P. Parker, John V. Finnerty, Robert I SmiVh Car ne r I« H?1 ’ O’Connor, James T. Sung. Daniel Martin McIJondough. John H. gS r£ v U« K SSrL W ' D W?ng. Edward J. Tully, JaiS C Sagan,CDO OUgh' A‘ Ac S,“' Frorjf Roto; Maynard Taylor, George Valli. Walter H. Firkins, Louie T. Riolo, Richard E Solz. Second Row: Richard Thomas. Nestor Rsano, Anthony Aiello, Rolx.it Monaco, John Cany. Rack Rote; Tern- Attridge. Larry Bradford. Louis Rizzo, Richard Sullivan, Francis McDermott. Front Row: Denis J. O'Donnell, Salvatore Tassonc, Eugene Pendergast, Robert Maglione, Jerry Rucker, Frank Letter , Anthony Ciccone. Second Row: Joseph 1 . Cat, John J. Higgins, Philip J. Gibbons, John J. Harrigan, Joseph'C. Spcdalierc, James N. Bottari, Eugene T. Cozzubo, Anthony Riispini. Back Row; Dominic Buonanno, John Hugltes, Donald Rainono, Joseph O'Brien, Thomas Sutton, John Warwick, James McDonnell. Kenneth NlcCahre V finT Atchison Thomas V. Pizzo, Patrick 1). Molds. Back Row: M. Shcoh., John T. Uoh,. Pnnl F. To� ., INDEX Accounting Club..................................156-157 Junto. Da,- Sc� ion.............................. Activities Day...................................... Activities Night..................................... “8 Kccnan PW,osophy................................ Administration ................................... 10-15 Knights of Tara................................. Awards...........................................175-178 Language Societies.............................. Bascball........................................ 200-203 Lannon Forensic Council......................... Basketball, Freshman.............................188-180 Societa Italian............................... Basketball, Varsity..............................179-187 Lc Cerda Francis................................ Big Brothers........................................ I40 Lc '00 of Mary.................................. Boarders’ Club.................................. 168-169 Literary- Society............................... Bowling..........................................192-193 Business Clubs.................................. 156-157 Marketing and Retailing Club.................... 208-215 i 171 141-143 144-153 170 146-147 148-149 139 171 156-157 Classes, Day Session.......................... 208-229 Classes, Evening Session.......................119-121 Contents............................................ 1 Cornelian Society............................... 40-41 Cornelian, The.................................136-137 Cross Country Track............................190-191 Da Vinci Society.................................. 166 Debate Society.................................... 170 Dedication........................................ 4-7 Deutsche Vcrcin . .............................150-151 Dramatic Society...............................159-163 El Club Espanol Hermano Pakenham . . . 152-153 Evening Session.................................112-121 Faculty......................................... 16-37 Finance Club...................................156-157 French Society.................................148-149 Freshman Basketball............................188-189 Freshman Day Session.......................... 222-227 Caclic Society...............................144-145 Calen Society..................................... 1$4 Cerman Society.................................150-151 Glee Club......................................154-155 Coif...........................................196-197 Graduates, Day Session..........................38-107 Graduates’ Directory...........................108-111 Graduates, Evening Session.....................113-117 lcann. The...................................128-131 Indoor Track.................................194-195 Intramurals....................................172-173 Iona Players, The..............................159-163 Ionian, The..................................132-135 Italian Society...............................146-147 National Federation of Catholic College Students............................. 122 Newspaper.......................................132-135 O’Connell Award.................................... 178 Philosophy Society................................. 171 Political Science Club............................. 167 Prc-Lcgal Guild.................................... 158 Quarterly Magazine..............................136-137 Religious Activities............................124-125 Retreat, Day Session............................124-125 Retreat, Evening Session........................... 118 St. Columban Lodging Society....................168-169 Science Societies...............................164-166 Senior Directory................................108-111 Seniors, Day Session.............................38-107 Seniors, Evening Session........................113-117 Sophomores, Day Session.........................216-221 Spanish Society.................................152-153 Spring Track....................................198-199 Squash......................................... 204-205 Student Council.................................126-127 Sullivan Award..................................... 175 Tara Knights Society............................141-143 Tennis . . . . -............................... 204-205 Track....................... 190-191, 194-195, 198-199 Undergraduates, Day Session.................... 206-227 Undergraduates, Evening Session.................119-121 Varsity Basketball..............................179-187 Yearbook........................................128-131 an. ■ 228 — • •i r . 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