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Foreground: W. Kelly, J. Conway, F. Malaney, E. Dunphy, W. O'Grady, J. Sullivan, F. Corcoran, J. Roohan, K. Dale, R. Gaughan, D. McKew, J. Charles, J. O'Donnell, W. Fitzgerald, P. O'Hagan, R. Clancey, W. Cavanaugh. Background: J. Brown, W. Conroy, E. Ward, J. Berumen, W. Andrews, J. Walsh, J. Doherty, J. Cuskelly, R. Cahill, M. Monahan. R. Gaughan, president; F. Corcoran, secretary; J. Cuskelly, vice-prest- dent; J. Charles, treasurer. Front row: D. McKew, E. Ward, L. Clarke, A. Haglich. Second row: J. Brown, E. Dunphy, K. Dale, W. Andrews, H. Steskel, H. McPart- land, J. Gelish, W. Conroy, R. Cahill, W. O’Grady, T. Carini, F. Maloney, J. Walsh. Third row: R. Gaughan, J. Cuskelly, J. Berumen, J. Charles, R. Barnes, A. Peters, M. Stapleton, R. Clancey. Shamrock Club The Irishmen of Mount St. Mary’s met on common sod in the Shamrock Club, designed to impart Irish culture and to add to campus life in the way of athletic and social events. Our classmates, Joe Charles and Dick Gaughan, pre- — sided over this group of Erin’s sons in our junior and senior years, respectively. Their terms as president saw the Club, with the aid of Professor McCullough as moderator, suc- cessfully sponsor dances, field days, the Mount’s only ‘hole-in-one’ contest, and a guest lecture by a member of the Irish embassy, Mr. Francis Coffey. Metropolitan Club Sophisticated, and in the know about the latest songs, plays, and politics were the Broadway and near-Broad- way boys. Proud of their homes in and near the Empire city, and anxious to keep in touch with each other in and out of school, they joined the Metropolitan Club at the Mount. The club was one of the most socially active on campus. Next to the Junior Prom, the highlight of the Mount pleasure calendar was the annual Metropolitan Club Christmas Dance. During our senior year the cos- mopolites sponsored a picnic and a steak dinner for the members, in addition to its regular Thanksgiving get- together, always popular with students and alumni. pe, D. McKew, secretary; R. Petovello, vice-president; E. Ward, president. Missing: L. Clarke, treasurer. 52
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Science Club Organized during our senior year, the Science Club wasted no time in making itself an important and useful part of campus life. The amateur sci- entists undertook several projects, including a tour of John Hopkins University Hospital, an exhibition of several films on scientific topics, a series of microtechnique instructions and a lecture on astronomy, from their moderator, Charles Curtin, biology instructor. Pal tis ° a , SS cat First row: J. Coleman, E. Henry, J. Pollock, J. Gallagher, Prof. C. Curtin, moderator. Second row: P. Lynch, W. Keene, W. Mulford, T. Kern, W. Rutter. Third row: R. Rycheck, P. O’Brien, R. Maginnis, A. Kapsak, president; H. Short. Fourth row: R. Zanowick, R. Niederer, R. Donchak, C. Beetel, F. Thomas, M. Kunkel. Anthracite Club RDA LPL PI NIT NIA Nt eas Saati | In March of 1952 the Coal Crackers once again began its aim: “‘to unify all students from the anthracite area of torumble at the Mount. Soon after the first meeting, plans Pennsylvania for the purpose of promoting friendship and were made for a Communion breakfast after Easter, and a fostering a more fraternal spirit amon g those members June outing in Hazleton, Pa. They also selected Father emanating from said region, and to encourage a stronger MeNelis as spiritual director and Coach Apichella as and more active alumni, to sponsor both on and off-cam- moderator. pus activities, and in a larger sense to develop more loyal At year’s end the Club was well on its way in achieving sons of the Mount.” Kneeling: B. Jankowski, G. Carter, J. Hinchey, J. Notarianni, president. Thomas, W. Mulford, C. Striano, J. Lipinski, C. Sharpe, J. Yodzis, R. Standing: J. Pollock, B. Broscius, W. Keely, K. Dale, D. Stine, J. Kubick, Maginnis, F. Gallagher, J. Yanalaitis, R. McLaughlin, R. Flanigan, W. J. Kennedy, J. Donahoe, T. Brennan, B. Lander, J. Kowitski. On ter- Fanelli, R. Ferry, J. Dougherty, T. Kornacki, J. Gallagher, P. York, race: J. McGinley, J. Morris, F. DeFabo, Smith, R. Zanowick, F. J. Baloga, J. Staudenmeier, R. Donchak. 51
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