Mount St Marys College - Pridwin Yearbook (Emmitsburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1953 volume:

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MEST Fi tere esesepe aecese re tis. i323 ay eaeeeae nar ean 7 � { tt Tai : { ieicinbobed deneep bere rereaee iaisieleiel yee peiged iebed papier ee yikeie sere etal ey, apreaeh Lhohs berth peeaeee bab eaehe ae red Tiiaieieis bio yee Wht ei be reeere eeht ah abet Whe wey t } 4 of ‘4 Leheiels eaeyeeee 7 Li thehebehe Sane a Ba Re Ree he ert pe een tetas eeeaere a sos bas ' 4 ee a as a oe ee oe. zsky EItrtzese ett shs ee —o—t7 ete! s-s5 its boheoere® bebiae? ihia be aeas ye aorta pee = Sj —6— 9 0-059 oot eee esse a ere a ae “the old order changeth... Trt Marrivontoons % munanen saveees OR ee ATR « Bere. . . nthe. A Os on PSs 3 ; x : yh 3 : Ww . com ee a4 7 r IE a it inated a, ... yleldin place Za to iy new” TENNYSON ARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE PRESIDENT EX-OFFICIO OF THE COLLEGE COUNCIL, MOUNT SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE PRIDWIN 1953 ees tH HAH 2 “And she gave to him a shield to protect the heart of one dedicated to her, to protect it from the evil ways of the world.” UD LH Deby hike SK NIORSCLAS S Mt. St. Mary’s College Emmitsburg, Md. editor-in-chief chairman-of-the-board robert a evers james r murphy PROLOGUE You ARE the first one here. The only other present is “The Spirit of the Mountain”. In the refreshing stillness, the feeling overtakes you that the “Spirit” is too old for conversation; too old to be troubled about anything. But, for a century and a half, there has been a unique tradition about this “Spirit”. You realize this tradition is something of which others are extremely proud, and something in which you will partake. You've been here a while. The “Spirit” moves closer. His age retreats as his presence nears. That wrinkled brow is there for your concern—the rosary, the new gym, the guiding hand. His chapel, dedicated to your heavenly mother, is the epitome and fulcrum of your life, now and forever. The “Spirit” teaches you that the stationary condition is the beginning of the end. Your final days with the “Spirit” are here. Somewhere, in the fleeting shadows, the “Spirit” has chosen you as one of his own, and you are proud. His age is youth; his wrinkle is the smooth forehead of future hope—of things to come. And somehow, you know that you are contingent. CONTENTS prologue S faculty and administration 10 clubs and activities Syl van b1 idlaadboter 95 rire I05 epilogue | yl y) e REV. JOHN DUBOIS FOUNDER AND FIRST PRESIDENT “It must appear evident . . . that, indeed, we need . . . leaders who by their talent for government, their inspiration and experience, their great virtues, can be trustees... of His will... for as a matter of fact, we haven't any for a long time.” Rev. Joun Dusots 10 RIGHT REVEREND JOHN L. SHERIDAN, M.A., LL.D. PRESIDENT From the desk of the President: THE YEARBOOK of 753 is the book of the years, the vade mecum of the years to be when looking back through the mellowing haze of time and experience, the old student will thus court the genial play of nostalgic reverie. The enterprise, industry, and ingenuity of the class of °53 have produced a book that will equal, if not excel, the high standard of its predecessors. While it predominently stresses the personnel of ll the seniors, the actvities of the underclass men are generously and adequately portrayed. It is a pictor- ial and dramatic display of college life, thus having a strong appeal to the entire student body. Oldsters prone to compare or contrast the now with the then will find herein abundant data to enliven the controversy. It is a meritorius achievement and the home folk bespeak the cordial appreciation of all Mountaineers. 7 @ faculty and administration Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. ALEXANDER POPE REV. WILLIAM F. CULHANE, M.A. VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER REV. ELWOOD S. BERRY, M.A., SECRETARY REV. CARL J. FIVES, BA Sita DEAN OF STUDIES the “Fin” was good for a five REV. WILLIAM D. McGONIGLE, B.A. REV. HUGH J. PHILLIPS, M.A.. B.L.S. DEAN OF MEN LIBRARIAN . great guy... “nuff said” between books and alumni alimony ...a word of counsel 14 JOHN M. RODDY, JR., B.S. REGISTRAR a catalogue, a policy, and the latest report REV. JOHN J. McGOVERN, B.S. DEAN OF FRESHMEN mountain water and McGovern made the difference! ! JOHN Js DILLON? JRo2B.A, McA. Ph.D. PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS a simple style, a practical approach, extremely versatile 15 REV. THOMAS J. KILCULLEN. LEMe LCD: ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY from errors and thinning Lockes, a correct ethical system TUTE TTT LICiG Si trered tine ersitae epee ee iiptr Taya} ele tiie tote Pee reer Rete e eee REV. JOHN F. COGAN, M.A., Ph.D. PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY “absence makes the heart grow fonder PHILOSOPHY how far by the light of reason alone... ? REV. DAVID W. SHAUM, B.A. INSTRUCTOR IN PHILOSOPHY . . . philosophical tidbits spiced with melodic overtones REV. ROBERT R. KLINE, B.A., M.A. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY after the pop, a pipe and pinochle REV. GOMMAR DE PAUW, A.B., PROFESSOR OF MORAL THEOLOGY noisy phones and new customs JAC AD. GERALD C. OROSZ, B.S., M.S. INSTRUCTOR IN BIOLOGY JOHN W. RICHARDS, M.S., Ph.D. PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS in the personnel interview, the personal touch . out of the perplexing cosmos—a clear explanation THE SCIENCES between the atom and the cell, a beautiful reaction REV. JOHN C. GORDON, B.S., B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. DOMINIC G. GRECO, B.A., M.A. PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR (OF BIOLOGY between the chapel and the canteen, a at early classes, the latest tesis fabulous tale RICHARD J. McCULLOUGH, M.A. REV. JAMES G. BURKE, M.A. PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS PROFESSOR OF GREEK math + laffs = numerical certainty “to the board” ... for taught nerves MATHEMATICS AND THE CLASSICS grammar and graphs; subjunctives and squares ROBERT T. MARSHALL, M.A., Ph.D. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF LATIN AND GREEK . a new home for the masters 19 REV. JOSEPH B. TREMONTI, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION for guidance . . . kuder tests and reading clinics EDUCATION modern methods and techniques guided by the christian aim EDWARD I. FENLON, M.A., Ph.D. LECTURER IN PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION on hearing from Dewey, he was appalled PAUL J. CENTI, M.A. INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH AND EDUCATION a pedagogical litmus test for future instructors ROBERT J. M. HENKE, M.S. INSTRUCTOR IN MODERN LANGUAGES ... for “le roi des montagnes,” a queen CHARLES B. SHAUGHNESSY, M.A. PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES a new lineup on C.B.S. REV. JOHN J. O'NEILL, M.A. PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES from a gentle heart, a passing “mark” MODERN LANGUAGES atop the mountain, echoes o europe REV. PETER A. COAD, M.A. PROFESSOR OF HISTORY alighting from a Plymouth, he spoke of chariots THE SOCIAL from the lamp of the past, a light for the {ane REV. FRANCIS P. KEARNEY, B.A. S10, 1D, PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES “obviously gentlemen, that’s it!” JOHN L. MORRISON, M.A., Ph.D. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF HISTORY ... by and large”, the notes flew thick and fast of caesar, columbus, and mccarthy, subjective objectivity WILLIAM F. FITZGERALD, B.S., M.A. INSTRUCTOR IN HISTORY ... in E’burg, a California sun SCIENCES RICHARD C. LEONARD, M.A. INSTRUCTOR IN SOCIAL SCIENCES “the world of ideas” in a christian light THOMAS, J.-F RAILEY, SLA} LE Beep: PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS LAW . only for the trial was the courtroom packed H. GEORGE GUSHING, M.A., Ph.D. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ACCOUNTING on the bullish market, never a bum steer BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JAMES P. McNULTY, B.A., C.P.A. FRANK Z..OLES. GPA; JAMES McSHERRY, B.S., LL.B. | LECTURER IN ACCOUNTING LECTURER IN ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTOR IN BUSINESS LAW eight to ten, tax and tales . ajter a week of trial and error, a saturday balance bail and insurance for the troubled student ee WILLIAM A. CLARKE, B.A., M.A. FRANCIS P. APICHELLA, B.S., M.A. INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ... after a fat season, a lean bill ... from a rough base, a smooth diamond PHYSICAL EDUCATION on echo field... sle by eyes, tired limbs a social judgment SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS SISTER MARY GUIDETT - ...away from home, the warmth of franciscan care SISTERS ANN BERNADETTE, MARY BASIL. and MARY ST. BRIDE SISTER MARY EMILE 26 PU a Mi NH a ni — beware, alumni! Public Relations . . . DOROTHY LINGG second’s lieutenants Guidance . . . LILLIAN ORNDORFF “vour story has touched my heart.” FEBRUARY MORDAY — ‘Sibepieone: BARATORN SEAT ‘+S ee? e888 @eaaes es gececess gegeceees Perera � geen ee 4 gonene! Library lovlies: RITA TOPPER MARY SANDERS LIBRARY archives, volumes, “the ’; audio, video, great books’ the latest news MISS MARGARET DEeELISLE, MSS.. HEAD CATALOGUER Ra aon. s budget menu V ahead togas ne D) . 29 l (ahem) thought SOCLa ® seniors Then the world’s mine oyster Which I with sword will open. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE A Ls A a e iM te bah al ae a th eat Oy feet ee IT LEO E. GRIBBIN, JR. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEO E. GRIBBIN, JR. B.A. ENGLISH President of the Senior Class JEROME F. GALVIN, JR. Biot ECONOMICS Vice-President of the Senior Class WILLIAM R. DOLLARD B.S. I HISTORY Secretary of the Senior Class FRANCIS P. KINIRY B.S. I ACCOUNTING Treasurer of the Senior Class aL FRANCIS P. KINIRY STANLEY J. BARR NICHOLAS W. BATH HOWARD J. BAILEY, JR. JAMES J. ADAMS B.S. I ENGLISH HOWARD Y— BAILEY e]R: B.S. II ECONOMICS GUY A. BAKER, JR. B.S. II ECONOMICS STANLEY J. BARR B.A. PHILOSOPHY NICHOLAS W. BATH B.A. ENGLISH 32 GUY A. BAKER, JR. THOMAS L. BROPHY THOMAS L. BROPHY B.S. II ECONOMICS | JOHN G. BUCKLEY | B.S. I ECONOMICS CORNELIUS J. CARMODY B.S. II ECONOMICS THOMAS J CAROLUZZA B.S. I | ENGLISH HOWARD T. CLARK, JR. B.A. PHILOSOPHY JOHN G. BUCKLEY CORNELIUS J. CARMODY THOMAS J. CAROLUZZA HOWARD T. CLARK, JR. 33 MICHAEL E. COMERFORD MARK M. COSTELLO FRANCIS L. CUNNINGHAM 34 MICHAEL E. COMERFORD B.S. II ECONOMICS WILLIAM D. CONROY B.A. ENGLISH MARK M. COSTELLO B.S, BIOLOGY FRANCIS L. CUNNINGHAM B.S. II ACCOUNTING LAWRENCE B. DAWES B.S. II ECONOMICS LAWRENCE B. DAWES if SEBASTIAN J. DIMEGLIO ALFRED A. DOTY JOSEPH P. DUGAN Be, SEBASTIAN J. DIMEGLIO B.S. II ECONOMICS ALFRED A. DOTY B.S. II ECONOMICS JOSEPH P. DUGAN B.S. I ECONOMICS CHARLES O’D. EVANS B.S. I HISTORY Be sae ee os EVERS | CHARLES O’D. EVANS ENGLISH ROBERT A. EVERS DOMENIC M. FALCO JOHN B. FARLEY, JR. ROGER N. FARR DOMENIC M. FALCO B.S. I BIOLOGY JOHN B. FARLEY, JR. B.S. I ECONOMICS ROGER N. FARR B.S. II ECONOMICS NORBERT M. FENWICK B.S. II ACCOUNTING ee er OSEPH A. FLORIA NORBERT M. FENWICK J B.S : . coon CHEMISTRY JOSEPH A. FLORIA 36 JOSEPH H. FORNWALD JOSEPH H. FORNWALD B.A. PHILOSOPHY JOHN C. FRICANO B.S. II ECONOMICS JAMES B. GILLESPIE B.S. II ECONOMICS LEWIS C. GRIMES B.S. I ECONOMICS FRANK G. GRUBIC Beseill ECONOMICS JAMES B. GILLESPIE LEWIS C. GRIMES FRANK G. GRUBIC 37 GEORGE P. HANLEY H. PAUL HARRIGAN GEORGE P. HANLEY istpehy: HIE ECONOMICS JOHN M. HANNAN B.S. II ECONOMICS H. PAUL HARRIGAN Boats PHILOSOPHY ALEXANDER J. HAZZOURI, JR. B.A. PHILOSOPHY FRANCIS A HEADLEY i ALEXANDER J. HAZZOURI, JR. 36 B.S. II ECONOMICS FRANCIS A. HEADLEY COLIN F. HERRLE, JR. WILLIAM H. HOMER, JR. COLIN F. HERRLE, JR. B.S. II ECONOMICS WILLIAM H. HOMER, JR. Bicwil ACCOUNTING JOSEPH F. HORNING, JR. B.A. HISTORY R. JOSEPH JOHNSTON B.A. ENGLISH DONA DAY 3 IOY B.S. II HISTORY R. JOSEPH JOHNSTON DONALD V. JOY 39 C. RALPH LANGLEY DAVID E . KESSINGER FREDERICK J. KLOTZBACH THEODORE J. KACHNOWSKI B.S. II ECONOMICS DAVID E. KESSINGER B.S. II ECONOMICS FREDERICK J. KLOTZBACH B.S. II ECONOMICS MARTIN F. KUNKEL B.S. BIOLOGY C. RALPH LANGLEY B.S. II ECONOMICS 40 JOHN A. LANNON LANNON Ss JOHN A. B BIOLOGY FORNEY ONS B.S. I ACCOUNTING ARTHUR E. MACE II B.S. HISTORY Sz Z zs o = = RICHARD L S B BIOLOGY aU HT JOHN A I B.S ECONOMICS JOHN J. LYONS JOHN A. MATHIS RICHARD L. MAGINNIS MACE ARTHUR E Al. PATRICK F. McAULIFFE CARROLL T. McCOURT g Z i JAMES L. McDEVITT, JR. Dil elaebebebebetel | te) fe) tl EUGENE C. McKEON, JR. 42 PATRICK F. McAULIFFE B.A. ECONOMICS CARROLL T. McCOURT B.S. II ECONOMICS JAMES L. McDEVITT, JR. B.S. II ECONOMICS EUGENE C. McKEON, JR. B.S. I ECONOMICS JAMES C. McKEON B.S. II ENGLISH JAMES C. McKEON THOMAS M. McLERNON THOMAS M. McLERNON B.A. PHILOSOPHY RAYMOND A. McNAMARA Bseit ECONOMICS HARRY F. McPARTLAND, JR. B.S. I ECONOMICS DONALD W. MONAGHAN B.S. I HISTORY PAUL X. MULLEN B.S. II ACCOUNTING HARRY F DONALD W. MONAGHAN PAUL X. MULLEN . McPARTLAND, JR. JAMES R. MURPHY, JR. JAMES R. NASH JOSEPH E. O’?DONNELL JAMES R. MURPHY, JR. B.S. II ACCOUNTING JAMES R. NASH B.S. CHEMISTRY JOSEPH E. O’DONNELL B.S. II ACCOUNTING EDWARD J. PIERING, JR. B.S. II ECONOMICS EDWARD C. QUINLAN B.S. II BIOLOGY aes ee a . be EDWARD C. QUINLAN 44. RONALD M. QUINN 1B iS5, HM ECONOMICS EUGENE C; RAZZETTI IBS Ll ECONOMICS JOSEPH F. RODGERS B.S. II BIOLOGY JAMES T. RONAN B.S. II ECONOMICS WILLIAM F. RUEHL B.S. II ECONOMICS ss JOSEPH F. RODGERS JAMES T. RONAN WILLIAM F. RUEHL 45 JEROME J. RUSIN ; : JEROME J. RUSIN B.A, PHILOSOPHY WILLIAM A. RUTTER B.S. BIOLOGY RICHARD B. SCARFF, JR. B.S. BIOLOGY ANTHONY R. SEMERARO B.S. II ECONOMICS PAUL J. SHARPE B.S. II ECONOMICS « ANTHONY R. SEMERARO PAUL J..SHARPE RICHARD B. SCARFF, JR. 46 | JOSEPH M. SIMONELLI i a a STERNER | JOSEPH M. SIMONELLI B.S. BIOLOGY Peete LERNER B.S. II ECONOMICS LEE PS STOKES B.S. II ECONOMICS NS aero LRONG B.S. II | ACCOUNTING FRANK B. THOMAS, III Bace BIOLOGY ASA J. STRONG FRANK B. THOMAS, III 4.7 7 _ a WILLIAM J. WHITTAKER Y JAMES T. TORELLI PHILIP A. TOMAN B.A. PHILOSOPHY JAMES T. TORELLI B.S. II ACCOUNTING PETER F. TUMULTY B.S. I WILLIAM P. WARD B.A. PHILOSOPHY WILLIAM J. WITTAKER B.S. II ECONOMICS PETER F. TUMULTY DONALD C. WILSON B.A. PHILOSOPHY WILLIAM G. WIXTED, JR. B.S. BIOLOGY WILLIAM F. WOLFE B.S. BIOLOGY RUSSELL S. ZANOWICK B.S. BIOLOGY WILLIAM F. WOLFE 49 DONALD C. WILSO tai hs, + ; RUSSELL S. ZANOWICK ba Sere t ies os BU na ee ct Tc . ty 3 hs He hath no leisure who useth it not. GEORGE HERBERT —good night joe —night bill The day is almost over. For him this had been a rough day ... tests galore! To one so weary, sleep is a blessing. The newly-laundered sheets feel good to him. This is one night he'll have no trouble getting to sleep. —wonder how i made out in ontology . . . those true- false were really tricky . . . probably ruined me . The little everyday things race through his mind in rapid succession. —that chow wasn’t bad at all . . didn’t write this week . . . good ol’ “spike’’ came through to save that average . For some reason he can’t pass on to dreamland. Hundreds of varied thoughts are incessantly drumming away; many . wonder why joan of them fleeting, others lingering. Without consciously He drifts from the trivial to the more important. It’s funny the things one thinks about before sleep descends. realizing it, his weariness lessens. —how quickly time passes by . . . wonder why four years of college always seemed so long to me... why did i hate school so much when i first came? . really changed . . . ive sure im older but that can’t be (NEPLEGSOM Ie 2 He can’t figure it out. Here he is nineteen, how his attitude has changed! All his previous gripes flashed before him, and now he cannot remember why he had cause for complaint. The things that had caused him to be antagonistic and discouraged fade into the background, while the important things are conspicuously mirrored before him. He loses himself in reminiscence. —recall the first day i arrived . . t really wanted to turn back . . it was raining... .. was never so home- sick in all my life... rules, rosters, and registration . uw was hard getting accustomed to the idea that mom wouldn't be cooking my meals and i wouldn’t be sleeping in my old bed, andi. He goes on and on, reliving his transitionary days at the Mount—the days that were hard for a tenderfoot. It was true that the novelty of this new experience engendered an ardent feeling of insecurity. He rambles further into recollection. —that second year was terrific... i belonged .. . remember the first time i was caught coming in late; father refused to listen to my side of the story... i soon learned the ways of mountmen: late sleeps . . . close friendships ... lengthy bull sessions . . . in clubs . . interest . the inevitable “busting” . became a part of it all... . t quickly That “sport conscious, girl conscious, self conscious” soph- omore year, when St. Joe’s was no longer a mystery, but an actuality. He knew every corner of his age old campus, and every famed story of its illustrious past. He was proud of that second year—proud to be a mountaineer. —there are a thousand happy moments i could recall, moments Ull never forget ... just a little more than half way through, and already i’m feeling that i'll hate to leave . . . guess there'll be a thousand more instances to live through and be remembered . . Tempered by heartaches, enlivened by Mount spirit, and broadened by fraternity, he attaches an unpayable price tag to his school. —lm a part of it... it’s unbeatable . . . it’s in me sthank« God =.� His attitude makes those four long years so much shorter. Memories alone can lengthen that unappreciated past. He yawns, turns over, and drifts from retrospective reverie to dreams of a bigger and better future. “Scotch and water, please” MEMBERS Joseph f james r francis p nicholas w leo e william p william f frank b rodgers nash kiniry bath gribbin ward wolfe thomas Joseph h fornwald WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES MEMBERS charles od evans leo e gribbin nicholas w bath robert a evers francis a headley John j lyons william p ward anthony r semararo harry f mc partland a CYEME de la CV CHILE DELTA EPSILON SIGMA the brain trust MONSIGNOR TIERNEY HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS president joseph f rodgers vice-president paul x mullen secretary joseph h fornwald historian edward c quinlan 35 OFFICERS president francis a headley vice-president harry f mepartland secretary james e laposta treasurer paul x mullen STUDENT COUNCIL between the high command and the ranks: the liaison... e- ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ...for intra-murder, bumps, bruises, and sportsmanship OFFICERS president robert a evers vice-president james j adams secretary george v carter treasurer peter ] o hagan ANTHONY R. SEMERARO STUDENT CONDUCTOR THE BAND a tribute: harmony from discord in two short years president philippe h melroy vice president joseph a floria secretary john p doherty treasurer henry m hund librarian robert e muss er conductor-director anthony r semeraro moderator rev thomas j kilcullen 56 GLEE CLUB equally at home with “carousel” or “carmen” OFFICERS president guy a baker jr vice-president richard butler secretary-treasurer frank g grubic librarian john lapinsky moderator rev peter a coad t : REVEREND DAVID W. SHAUM director rev david w shaum SIREOTOR This) sheteterebarenedargierels ; } ‘ | | | | THE MOUNTAIN ECHO bishedely TH all the Lisheigsarer news that fits, and... STAFF editors in chief the editors maurice gable ed karam tom curnin ] b lloyd ron hagerman joe horning john leonnig John byerly mike monahan KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS through the secret door drift charity, patriotism and free “cokes grand knight financial secretary secretary warden treasurer guards chaplain OFFICERS john 7 lyons william j fitzgerald james ahtes george downs michael monaghan john mcginley george meyer rev william mcgonigle p) Theor letaberedererert! INAH CGE S: ... after catholic action - a trip abroad LR. C. reds, pinks and panels MISSION CRUSADE UNIT “whatsoever you shall do for one of 2? these, the least of my brethren... SAINT JOHN BERCHMAN “ad altare det” METROPOLITAN CLUB im maryland or manhattan, the biggest and the best UPSTATE CLUB for northern cordials, southern comfort 62 CHESS CLUB for the want of deliberation, a king was lost... BR Matinee sin, CAMERA CLUB accentuate the negative SHAMROCK CLUB ...0n the 17th, 500 members MONOGRAM CLUB to the men of muscles, a well earned “M” FORENSIC SOCIETY shades of demosthenes; shadows of doubt “fe «SC DRAMATIC CLUB ...curtan calls u all too few OVE sbdbsbdbdb aber sess te ebehed PSPueg Cole ts ADELPHI SOCIETY from the city of brotherly lo - friendliness DANTE CLUB an “inferno” of froendship and chianti SCIENCE CLUB on the mountain side, bacon’s oldest and cinstein’s newest COAL CRACKERS a major result from a miner effort men of extinction his horrible, the mare SLOBOVIANS revival meclings moved the sporit. ‘ay PRIDWIN black coffee, cigarettes, and the inevitable deadline - an “annual” affair editor-in-chief robert a evers chairman of the board james r murphy 69 Associate Editor—Leo E. Gribbin LITERARY STAFF—Editors: Nicholas W. Bath and Thomas J. Caroluzza—James T. Ronan, William R. Dollard, Joseph F. Horning, George P. Hanley, John J. Lyons, R. Joseph Johnston Photography Editor—Harry F. McPartland Circulation Editors—William D. Conroy, F. Lawrence Cunningham BUSINESS STAFF—Jerome F. Galvin, William J. Whittaker, Lewis C. Grimes, Cornelius J. Carmody, Charles O’D. Evans, Joseph M. Simonelli, Colin F. Herrle, Carroll T. McCourt Seminary Editor—Thomas M. McLernon Organization Editor—Domenic M. Falco Moderator—Rev. Hugh J. Phillips “dad” and son lon at - 8 months prepa wr may 15 ( I et fa 66 chewing the sh” bu oe the 70 ee ae ee Fe RR “coke” and ham? home... “ten pin’ alley ics Cee taken peso Beenie ee Sesssssospicnsy 3 iS Raeaeeeeamaraions band audition? ? having trouble? HAZING commencement am september torturing talent [ wanna go home!! 72 “Domine, non sum dignus”’ RETREAT the dev lopment of the whole man Father Brady, Retreat Master soldiers of Christ : “a christmas carol” ala glee club christmas spirits a4 O gloria in excelsis Deo” winter nocturne battleground a cy 1953 Junior prom NANCY PILLMEIER JUNIOR PROM boutonnieres...orchids...and from the beautiful, a queen 1952 junior prom ELLEN JACOBSEN HE ROYALTY a crown for milady “queen of hearts” KATHY CONNELLY “pridwin queen” PHYLLIS FRANKE our hearts... ...and gay cool pool, crazy course “a beautiful day, son...” ...m spring a young man’s fancy SRE SAN EEE ; | | i] i e athletics . .. not that you won or lost —but how you played the game. GRANTLAND RICE m McKeon 1 J Co-Captain t Ted Kachnowsk Co-Captain 9 °o2 BASKETBALL lost 7 won 20 Ce our depth amazed them george soars and SCUrEGS a} 4 ’ a dig that crazy rebound!! off to the tournament!!! a backfire on the bullets . in the clutch Tt ES A I ——— ee Eee sterling sophs and young blood, tempered with the experienced, melted cager opponents NOTES Individual Scoring record: Sal Angelo: 461 points . . . team scor- ing record 2006 points or 74.2 points per game ... highlights: 11 game win- ning streak; Angelo’s 26 re- bounds per game, Kachnowski’s Stellar play, Stanley’s playmaking. 34 | the vet... bad leg and all the captain drives! JUNIOR VARSITY to sure the future, a winning combination a red man scores! won Il lost 6 ot WORE Sr SESE RS RS BASEBALL out of the dugout...sure gloves, booming bats... the margin of victory the hub of the wheel ArT MAcrE a curve, adrop... strike three! Early season highlights: outlook bright as veteran team returns . . . newcomers add depth . . . between the rain storms, a 4-3 record ... home runs by Clarke and Sharpe ... Tumulty’s accurate pegs .. . Captain Mace’s 4 for 5 at C.U.. .. Pitcher Clarke’s 17 strikeouts in one game ... clever use of veterans by Coach Apichella. take two and hit to right a “weed” in the infield PS MEE: 7 ROE SON : ss a Sa Pr) mee ESOTERIC Li ibsbe ee bad dbs babant! dabeietetorets the college try the champs—2nd Brute Intramural Football Highlights: Champs, 2nd Brute . . . Outstanding Player: “Reb” Mullaney, 72 pts. . . . Best individual performance: Dave Connelly’s sparkle in play- offs . . . Best play: Green’s pass to Clarke in last 6 sec- onds . . . Oddity: lineman Muller’s 7 touchdowns . . . All-Star Team: Kerr, Green, Mullaney, Dawes, Dulaney, Muller. MURALS watch the screen! ae ee the “running bear” — ty 2th shades of cousy first and ten! INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL . . . champions: 2nd Brute . . . runner up: 3rd Dubois . . . most points in one game: “Hoot” Evers, 80 points . . . high scorer: John Pollock with an average of 26.3 pts. per... all star team: Warner, Clarke, Green, Evers, and Simonelli. 90 the pathfinder! the big gun never touched him, ref! 91 15454542 '4618681910 545184412 SST Et PESTS AAS SAAS SSS lS hs hai SlOOr les CITE Pee TTI CALE shes SOL OC SI Sree RET CLP IS ES BASE AR Se he bee IR ORES ERITH TSS e underclassmen Laughing when I had a mind to, Singing when I felt inclined to. HILAIRE BELLOC Ad Building October 8th Dear Mom, Received your letter and am happy to report that my homesickness has officially disappeared. School activities keep me so busy lately, there has been little time to think of anything else. It all began with Frosh hazing. What a rough time the Sophs showed us! We were commanded to wear beanies, rolled-up pants, and two different socks and shoes. For a week we used back doors, bowed to all upperclassmen, and marched back and forth to town. And guess what? We revolted and defended ourselves at the swimming pool where hazing ended in splashing style. Luckily, retreat exercises followed on the heels of hazing. You’d never recognize me, going to church five times a day! Seriously, this retreat helped me tremendously—made me think quite a bit. The first six-week marks appeared today. Considering the roughness of the tests, my grades aren’t too bad. You should realize by now that college is different from high school. Keep telling this to dad—he doesn’t seem to understand. Our floor team looks great on the gridiron. We’ve won our last three games. With some luck, we could reach the playoffs. Our opposition is getting keen, though. Mom, there’s a big time brewing this weekend and I’m wondering if you could send me some extra money. . . Dubois December 10th Dear Mom, Pll have to hurry to get this written. Tonight our Glee Club presents its annual Christmas Concert and I don’t want to miss any of it. Last night the seminary choir serenaded the entire school with Christmas Carols—one of the most striking sights I’ve ever witnessed. It really put the pep into the campus. Speaking of pep, the “Slobs,” of which I am now a member, raised the roof off the gym at our basketball opener. We won, and it looks like the Mount quint is going places this year. A group of us swam in the indoor pool this afternoon. The water was warm and refreshing, so different from the snow battle waged on campus yesterday. Snowballs flew for two hours as everyone fired at everyone else. One fellow heaved a wild toss, and smashed a window. This ended the war. Too bad it was my window. I attended my first I-R.C. meeting the other night. The members are cooperating in a joint discussion slated for January. It is my job to do research on the bolsheviks and socialists. I didn’t even know how to spell them until tonight. Can’t wait to get home this Friday. We're getting ready for the departure already. Some of my friends erected a Christmas tree in the hall and are planning a party Thursday evening. It should be a lot of fun. It’s going to cost me to come all the way home this time. I wonder if, in the charity of your pocketbook, you could lend me... a Brute March 3rd Dear Mom, Well, we’re over the first hill and already back at the “grind”. I’m writing a term paper, which keeps me pretty busy these cold evenings. I have to spend a lot of time in the library. Been there so much recently that some of the guys think I’m one of the statues. One evening, while doing reseach, I ran across a lecture group discussing the great classics of literature. I know youre laughing already, but I enjoyed it greatly. Thanks very much for allowing me to attend the Prom. Our ballroom was beautiful and, coupled with the colorful gowns, blended into an artistic masterpiece. All the gals looked gorgeous, especially Mary who had them swooning in a catching blue gown. Secretly I hoped she’d be crowned queen but, the judges can’t choose everybody. The hotel is still standing but some of the collegians aren't. It was the best time I’ve ever had. Once again, thank you very much. Ever since basketball season ended we’ve had a lull in varsity sports. Recently, the spotlight has been focused on the intramural playoffs in which our floor team put up a furious fight. We were beaten but now look toward volleyball and badminton. A call has been posted for varsity baseball players to report—a sure sign of early Spring around here. During Lent, I’ve been going to daily mass and abstain- ing from smokes. Feels pretty good to be a martyr. The Church is well filled for 7:15 mass so I find I’m not the only one “suffering”. I'd like to put the finishing touches to that term paper so I'll sign off. Just a reminder that the first payment is due on our class rings and I could use... . McCaffrey May 18th Dear Mom, This will probably be the last of the many epistles I’ve written from the Mount. It seems so long and yet so short since I started writing them four years ago. I know what you're thinking: his letters have become shorter and shorter, too. This will be no exception. My finals start tomorrow and, as usual, time is of the essence. If I pass the tests, it will be a welcomed relief. The beautiful spring we’re having is the most distracting element from studies I’ve ever encountered. I’ve managed to dub a few shots on our five-holer out front, and I hope my sun tan doesn’t peel until you see me. This time of year there are a plethora of “lasts” for seniors. For instance, the other evening I played my last softball game, and attended my last K. of C. meeting and band concert. Today is the last day for senior classes. I’m already becoming a bit nostalgic about leaving. Many times I’ve wished the Mount had a graduate school so that I could make my days here last a little longer. Since this is my final letter, (Il put it more bluntly than usual. I need some money for expenses and a few other items. Please wire me. . C. Beetel G. Bowling T. Dillon J. Mazoureix QPCTST TEVET OT Lee ab bE kd RAL LESSE R SS SESE SOLES SECT SET TES rr a i . Sss—S F. Boffa T. Brown J. Williams J. Staudenmeier V. Smith J. Mahoney P. Camilletti J. Linhard J. Phelan T. Cantwell D. Brennan J. Coveleski P. Lynch J. Ronan J. Mahoney W. Clarke G. Downs F. Annello L. Frederick P. O’Hagan R. Hagarman R. Kelly J. Gallagher J. Notarianni J. B. Lloyd J. Fagan J. Warner L. Schmidt E. Karam B. Wong J. Pollock D. Kerr R. Horan W. Mulford M. DeLea 94, F. DeFebo W. Fitzgerald J. Dunphy J. Coleman H. Gardiner G. Carter J. Byerly J. McGinley R. Rycheck D. Connelly C. Striano W. Keene M. Gable J. Fredette H. Hund B. Jankowski P. Moyles P. O’Brien R. Kanaskie T. Mullaney J. Ahtes R. Connor J. Sherman E. Mullaney R. Goldsborough OFFICERS president thomas f brown III secretary james ] staudenmeier vice-president francis j annello treasurer henry m hund M. Monahan E. Henry J. LaPosta D. Vacheron D. Southern P. O’Hagan L. Green R. Salmon R. McLaughlin J. Loeper i t } D. Donadio f A. Sehwin A. Wertz A. Peters A. Alvini D. Mitchell R. DiGirolamo F. Hoffman M. Stapleton P. Jenkins R. Startzman R. Czarnecki W. Fanelli W. Tammaro D. McGahn L. Drury H. Jordan J. Doherty R. Kaiser W. Lawler | J. Morris J. Barlow R. Niklaus P. Deegan D. Kelly SOPHOMORE CLASS R. Butler B. Broscius F. Gallagher E. Farrell K. Easler T. Curnin J. Byrnes E. Wyatt J. Besche B. Hungerford T. Thomas D. McCarthy J. Gilchrist J. Fenwick A. Skapars J. Kennedy J. McInerney J. Lanche R. Clancey J. Riley P. Melroy J. Giordano R. Szerbicki J. Dougherty H. Gordon P. Abate P. Morgan T. Koscevic J. McMullen D. Yohe C. Heulitt H. Rocks T. Dreher J. Gallagher Dey ork OFFICERS president joseph | tague jr secretary dean m me carthy vice-president matthew r stapleton treasurer paul m deegan T. Mcffett K. Leonard G. O'Hare | J. Lipinski | R. Dulaney | J. Corrigan E. Dillenschneider H. Kretchmaier T. Keech J. Tobin | jE, P. Cody T. Williams J. Lyons P. Duffy R. Farrand E. Sokolowski E. Bolger E. Arill A. Belmonte R. Musser J. Gray J. Colangelo R. Flanigan E. Wickerson R. Pariser K. Charles G. Meyer R. Donadio T. Cornacki C. Kachauskas W. Parker J. Tague J. Juliano J. Casula T. Dattoma S. Angelo J. Buckley V. Gulbin L. Hoenes W. Morris L. Galcher J. Mitchell K. Malloy R. McCreavy J. Briscoe EeaCarn J. Stevens J. Edwards R. Grontowski J. Carroll W. McShea J. Cannilla E. Bigham P. Burnjeko P. Ansbro T. McDonald J. Frederick J. Bauer J. Dougherty J. Minturn P. Fiero L. Lapetina P. Martin F. Walsh FRESHMAN CLASS J) OFFICERS president james! mulligan vice-president james m forker secretary james d fish treasurer john a bauer K. Lynch R. Shuler G. Garvey R. Cassidy E. Brenner J. Howard P. Curnan T. Campion K. Kozee B. Borowski 100 FE. Brennan W. Mahony J. McLeaf C. Acevedo J. Egan G. Lusk N. Grasso A. Mrowka J. McIntosh J. Henry R. Stoerlein T. Halligan J. Campbell R. Wempe E. Duffy T. Daily J. Kubeika S. Sohonyay M. Santora J . Rhode M. Boyle T. Alexander 1 J. Martini G. Holley i T. Boyle | R. Horan K. Riggie E. Flick J. O’Haren W. Sites N. Rossello A. Seiber Ed. Duffy C. Dalphin J. Fryer T. Cincotta J. Forker R. Steskel J. Takacs Eugene Duffy F. Notaro J. McLeod W. Geppert W. Lane D. Leshock J. White A. Mussaro E. Igoe W. Downey G. Proferres 101 E i D. Kloske D. Smith L. Talarico W. Alling E. Chianelli J. Mitchell W. Muscara W. Mulligan D. Pagano B. Martin P. Gray W. Curley N. Leno R. Connelly P. Nelson R. Mead R. Lewis R. Murphy W. McGrail W. Culnane W. Stanley J. Mulligan D. Heisler L. Michels P. Wedgie E. Bals W. Sheridan J. Ford J. Fish J. Doyle L. Hylan C. Futterer J. Haley T. Fellin J. MeGrath F. Smith J. Metzger R. Zawadinski R. Naso R. Cahill I’. Brignola G. Donahue E. Stevons J. O'Neill T. O’Rourke ; : : ' siorepeieryieig’ 7 = WN a = =| = ea) Ga Zi © = Se als Ha jaw ea N eS Lae) ) jon _ (aver fo 5 al iS 3 fc aia] P. McNELIS, IS FRANC = ) fala u TOR SPIRITUAL DIREC 105 Tus YEAR will see twenty one mountaineers called forth as sowers of the eternal seed. They are the fruition of the seed planted in the beginning of their seminary training, the realization of an ideal motivating them for many years past. To those of us who stay behind, still preparing for that day ‘ when we too shall answer that decisive “adsum”, these former fellow seminarians and future brother priests are more than just workers in the vineyard of the Church. They are for each one of us symbols, pointed reminders of our own day of ordination. In a way they are the realization of our own dreams, plans, and hopes. We have known them and have known them well—lived with them as brothers, some of us for five years, some for less; we have prayed the same prayers, attended the same classes, eaten the same food, laughed at the same jokes, because of our mutual ideals and goal they are as close to us as our own families. Each year as they leave, we draw nearer to the reason for our being here—the explanation of that 106 bond existing in our midst, the bond of charity and sympathy in its fullest sense. We draw nearer to the time when we shall , as others in the past and they now, bring forth fruit, not of ourselves, but through Him without Whom we can do nothing, and to Whom we are grateful for all He has done and will continue to do. That, then, is the reason we rejoice with them, the explanation of our sentiments. Everything that we do here in the seminary—be it prayer, study, work, or recreation—is all directed toward one end, the goal they have attained. As pleasant as our days in the seminary might be, as peaceful and satisfying as they are, separated from this goal, of which this yearly departure is a sign, they would be meaningless and empty. A better symbol of our life here at the Mount could not be found. As for an explanation of our motives none adequate can be given: that must be experienced to be fully understood. That this goal is our true vocation is our prayer. 99 st step he fir ip 66 FIRST PHILOSOPHY “for second year men, a B.A.” SECOND PHILOSOPHY ‘a Ss nosti spe fh 10 Ce ees ee eee nse ee esse. ee ae I I ED I ST TL I I TE I a RR I A Ae A en Tt me gee ee re ee first theology ...and in addition, revelation — third theology Mey grate ‘ second theology DEACONS James Beeman Louis Bentivoglio Joseph Bonner William Eelman Richard Frank Patrick Gillooly Lawrence Golon Cyril Hudak Floyd Keeler Robert Killion Thomas Walsh Timothy Ladden Joseph Leary Dominic Mammarella Joseph Mazaika Charles McDermott Robert McDonald James Mulvaney Joseph Segrue Thomas Shaefer Ienatius Wadas 109 =n 2 | iB! . . . . . . . . mes a pause m Ye€ CO ‘the yer a e! naa Tore AEE Eee Wate HE = Bue 4 BaSual 3 Beet eaveeer — Ne Bae | ae = ate Ss aN ; % — = = Ss S iT) g S “_ S eee o S B a. = ; oat = e ane 4 wiol S acG@e8 ShGSeen: it can’t be that close! Epilogue OUO VADIS... SENIOR DIRECTORY JAMES J. ADAMS 2929 Cottman Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Varsity Football 1, 2; Varsity Track 1; Knights of Columbus; Athletic Assn., Vice- Pres. 4; Monogram Club; Adelphi Society; Shamrock Club; Intramurals: Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Track; Softball; Honors: Foul Shooting Trophy 4; All Star Softball 3. HOWARD J. BAILEY, JR. 1095 Western Ave. Albany, N.Y. Jr. Prom Comm.; Upstate New York Club; Shamrock Club; I.R.C.; Intramurals: Bas- ketball; Tennis; Football; Softball; Vol- leyball. GUY A. BAKER, JR. Emmitsburg, Md. Glee Club, Pres. 4; I.R.C. NICHOLAS W. BATH 576 Roxbury St. Clifton Forge, Va. I.R.C., Pres. 4; Glee Club; Mountain Echo; PRIDWIN; St. John Berchman Soc.; Honors: Who’s Who; Delta Epsilon Sigma; Monsig- nor Tierney Society THOMAS L. BROPHY 101 N. Eighth Street Knights of Columbus; Coal Crackers JOHN G. BUCKLEY 5014 Tilden Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. J.V. Football 1; Intramurals: Football; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society CORNELIUS J. CARMODY 5978 60th St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Varsity Basketball, 3-4; pripwin; Met Club, Sec. 3; Monogram Club; Intramur- als: Football; Softball THOMAS J. CAROLUZZA 1305 Sixth Ave. Woodlyn, Pa. I.R.C., Vice-Pres. 4; Glee Club; prinwin; C.S.M.C.; Adelphi Society; Mountain Echo; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society MICHAEL E. COMERFORD 1536 Penn Ave. Scranton, Penna. J.V. Basketball 1; Coal Crackers; Intra- murals: Football; Volleyball; Basketball; Softball WILLIAM D. CONROY 114-01 95 Ave. Richmond Hill, N.Y. Treas. Freashman Class; Met Club, Pres. 4; Intramural: Softball; Chairman Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Honors: Student Leaders of America MARK M. COSTELLO 126 Bedford St. Troy, N.Y. Chess Club, Vice-Pres. 3; Treas. 4; Sham- rock Club; Science Club; Upstate Club; Intramural: Football Shamokin, Penn. Shamrock Club; FRANCIS L. CUNNINGHAM 1303 2nd Ave. New York, N.Y. Met Club; Shamrock Club; Mountain Echo; pripwin; I.R.C.; Student Council 1; Class Historian 2 LAWRENCE B. DAWES 771 Shady Drive East Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Varsity Football; Baseball; Athletic Assn. 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club; Honors: Adelphi Award in Varsity Football; Intramurals: All-Stars; Football; Softball SEBASTIAN J. DiIMEGLIO AAV Wb. Dike Ste Chester, Pa. Slobs; I.R.C.; C amera Club; Dante Club; PRIDWIN; Adelphi Society; Mountain Echo; Intramurals: Football; Softball; Basketball WILLIAM R. DOLLARD 56 N. Allen St. Albany, N.Y. Class Sec. 4; pripwin; Shamrock Club; Up- state Club, Sec. 4; Intramurals: Softball; Basketball ALFRED A. DOTY 56 Louis Street Trumbull, Conn. PRIDWIN; Shamrock Club; Glee Club; Con- necticut Club, Pres. 4; Intramurals: Soft- ball; Volleyball; Football JOSEPH P. DUGAN 904 West 4th St. Wilmington, Del. Adelphi Society; Intramurals: Basketball; Volleyball; Softball CHARLES O’D. EVANS 200 Longwood Road Baltimore 10, Md. NFCCS 2, 3, 4; Glee Club; Knights of Columbus; I.R.C.; Cross Country Varsity 1, 2; Track Varsity 1; Monogram Club; Band; priIpwIN; Shamrock Club; Intra- mural: Football; Honors: Who’s Who ROBERT A. EVERS 2215 14th St. Troy, N.Y. Shamrock Club; Upstate Club, Vice-Pres. 4; PRIDWIN; Mountain Echo; Varsity Tennis 4; Monogram Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Athletic Assn., Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Bowling League; Associated Press Rep. 2, 3, 4; Announcer-Varsity Program; Intramurals: Football; Softball; Tennis; Basketball; Handball; Honors: Who’s Who; All-Stars Basketball 3,4; Football 3. DOMENIC M. FALCO 2333 Liberty Street Allentown, Pa. Class Sec. 2; Class Treas. 3; Mountain Echo; pripwin; Knights of Columbus; Science Club; Dante Club; Adelphi Soci- ety; Jr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals: Foot- ball; Softball; Basketball JOHN B. FARLEY Chestnut Hill Conn. Club, Treas. 4 Lebanon, Conn. WARS) ROGER N. FARR, JR. 949 E. 29th St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Met Club; Intramural: Football NORBERT M. FENWICK Leonardtown, Md. I.R.C.; Intramurals: Football; Softball JOSEPH A. FLORIA 310 Naglee Road Silver Spring, Md. Band, Vice-Pres. 4; Publicity-Business 3; Science Club; Dante Club; Slobs; Intra- murals: Basketball; Football; Softball: Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society JOHN C. FRICANO 540 Lakeview Park Rochester, N.Y. Glee Club; Dante Club; I.R.C.; Upstate Club; Bowling League; Intramural: Soft- ball; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society JEROME F. GALVIN, JR. 429 S. Sycamore St. Wilmington, Del. Varsity Football 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Shamrock Club, Vice-Pres. 4; Adelphi Society; Monogram Club, Vice-Pres.; Class Vice-Pres. 4; PpRIDWIN; Intramurals: Foot- ball; Basketball; Honors: Student Lead- ers; All-Star Football 3 JAMES B. GILLESPIE 11 Poplar St. Dumont, N.J. Met Club; Shamrock Club; J.V. Basketball 1; Intramurals: Softball; Basketball; Foot- ball; Bowling League LEO E. GRIBBIN, JR. 1105 Webster St. Shamokin, Pa. Vice-Pres, Class 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4; Forensic Council, Vice-Pres. 2; Pres. 3; Mountain Echo; pripwin; Mount Alumnus-Campus Editor; Jr. Prom Comm.; Coal Crackers; Announcer, Band Concerts; J.V. Basket- ball 1; Chesterfield Rep.; Intramurals: Football; Basketball; Softball; Tennis; Honors: Who’s Who; Delta Epsilon Sigma; Monsignor Tierney Society; Student Lead- ers; All-Star Basketball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Football 3 LEWIS C. GRIMES ReaD Now| Finksburg, Md. Mountain Echo; pripwin; I.R.C.; Camera Club; Track Team Manager 1; Cross Country Manager 1; Shamrock Club FRANK G. GRUBIC 3206 Derry St. Camera Club; pripwin; I.R.C.; Monogram Club; Glee Club, Treas. 4; Knights of Columbus; Varsity Tennis 3, 4; Intramur- als: Softball; Football; Basketball GEORGE P. HANLEY 421 East 21st St. Brooklyn 26, N.Y. Met Club; pripwin; I.R.C.; Shamrock Club; Intramurals: Softball; Jr. Prom Comm. Harrisburg, Pa. JOHN M. HANNAN 123 Triangle St. Connecticut Club, Vice-Pres.; Intramurals: Handball; Softball; Chess Club Danbury, Conn. FRANCIS A. HEADLEY 25 DuBois Ave. Woodbury, N.J. Student Council; Adelphi Society, Vice- Pres.; Knights of Columbus; Jr. Prom comm.; Honors: President, Student Body; Who’s Who COLIN HERRLE, JR. 19 Aspen St. Mountain Echo; Volleyball; Softball Chevy Chase, Md. PRIDWIN; Intramurals: WILLIAM H. HOMER, III 4228 S. Columbia Pike I.R.C.; Intramural: Softball Arlington, Va. JOSEPH FRANCIS HORNING, JR. 439 Oneida Place, N.W. Washington, D.C. Mounain Echo, Sports Editor; Pripwin; Shamrock Club; St. John Berchman Society; Intramurals: Basketball; Football; Softball R. JOSEPH JOHNSTON 2701 Arlington Blvd. Shamrock Club; Mountain Echo; Dramatic Club, Pres. 3; I.R.C.; pripwin; Holy Name Society Arlington, Va. DONALD V. JOY Emmitsburg, Md. Varsity Baseball 1, 2; Intramural: Basketball Monogram Club: THEODORE J. KACHNOWSKI 52 Garden Street New Britain, Conn. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Captain 3, 4; Con- necticut Club, Vice-Pres. 4; Intramurals: Softball; Football; Honor: Mason-Dixon All Conference Team: All-Star Softball Intramural PHILIP A. KENNEDY 27 Eighth Street York, Pa. I.R.C.; Glee Club; Intramurals; Softball: Volleyball DAVID E. KESSINGER 69 Alleghany St. Clifton Forge, Va. Glee Club; I.R.C.;° Senior Library Rep. FRANCIS P. KINIRY 101 Addington Place WiticaaiNaye Treas. Senior Class; Treas., I.R.C.; Moun- tain Echo; Knights of Columbus: Intra- murals: Basketball; Football; Softball; Shamrock Club; Upstate Club: Honors: Delta Epsilon Sigma; Monsignor Tierney Society FREDERICK J. KLOTZBACH Jonhson Road, R.D. No. 4 Norristown, Pa. Adelphi Society; Veteran’s Club: Radio Club; Varsity Football 1, 2; Varsity Track 1, 2; Intramurals: Softball, Football MARTIN F. KUNKEL 816 Woodside Parkway Silver Spring, Md. Knights of Columbus, Fin. See. 4; Ins. Rep. 3; Shamrock Club; Camera Club: Science Club; Holy Name Society; Slobs; Bowling C. RALPH LANGLEY 9814 Walden Street Silver Spring, Md. Potomac Society; Jr. Prom Comm.; Intra- murals: Softball; Basketball JOHN A. LANNON 133 East Eaton St. Connecticut Club, Sec. 4; Mountain Echo; Intramurals: Baseball; Volleyball JOHN J. LYONS 111 W. Kings Hghy. Audubon, N.J. Knights of Columbus, Treas. 3; Prom Chmn. 3; Grand Knight 4; Student Coun- cil, Treas. 2, 3; Shamrock Club; Adelphi Society, Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 3; PRIDWIN; Track 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Radio Club 2; Intramurals: Basketball; Football; Softball; Track; Volleyball; Honors: Who’s Who; All Star Basketball 3; Student Leaders ARTHUR E. MACE 33 Second Ave. rover Nee Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: Basketball; Football; Softball Mgr.; Mono- gram Club; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society; Captain, Baseball 4 RICHARD L. MAGINNIS 238 S. Hickory St. Mount Carmel, Pa. I.R.C.; Shamrock Club; Coal Crackers: Bewling; Intramurals: Basketball; Soft- ball; Class Sec. 1: Science Club: Glee Cl ub JOHN A. MATHIS 301 Crescent Ave. Moorestown, N.J. Shamrock Club; Adelphi Society, Vice- Pres. 4; Intramural: Volleyball; Jr. Prom Comm.; N.F.C.C.S.; Holy Name Society PATRICK F. McAULIFFE 4717 Ninth St., N.W. Washington, D.C. Shamrock Club; St. John Berchman Society; Mountain Echo; Bishop Sheen Mission Unit; Monogram Club; Varsity Bridgeport, Conn. Football 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Intra- murals: Football; Basketball: Softball: Honor: Monsignor Tierney Society CARROLL T. McCOURT 504 W. Joppa Rd. Towson, Md. Knights of Columbus; Shamrock Club; PRIDWIN; Monogram Club; Orchestra 1, 2: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: Bas- ketball; Football JAMES L. McDEVITT, JR. 6115 Castor Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Forensic Council; Adelphi Society; Intra- murals: Football; Basketball EUGENE C. McKEON, JR. 916 Adams Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. Knights of Columbus; Met Club; Veter- an’s Association; Intramurals: Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society JAMES C. McKEON 916 Adams Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Varsity Track 1, 2; Knights of Columbus; Honors: Co-Capt., Basketball 3,4; Capt., Cross-Country 2 RAYMOND A. McNAMARA 70 Drake St. Malverne, N.Y. Met Club; Intramurals: Football; Basket- ball; Baseball 116 HARRY F. McPARTLAND, JR. 1419 E. 57th St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Monogram Club, Pres. 4; Met Club, Vice- Pres. 4; Class Pres. 1, 2, 3; prIDWIN, Photography Editor; Student Council, Vice-Pres. 4; Holy Name, Vice-Pres.; Shamrock Club; Football Varsity 1, 2; In- tramurals: Softball; Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Honors: Student Leaders; Who’s Who; Monsignor Tierney Society DONALD W. MONAGHAN R.F.D. No. 1 Frederick, Md. French Club; Intramural: Softball PAUL X. MULLEN 74 Bennington St. Quincy, Mass. Student Council, Treas.; Knights of Columbus; Shamrock Club; Holy Name; Intramurals: Football; Softball; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society, Vice-Pres.; Student Leaders JAMES R. MURPHY, JR. 403 Maitland St. Bel Air, Md. PRIDWIN; Knights of Columbus; Shamrock Club; Potomac Soc.; J.V. Basketball; In- tramurals: Basketball; Softball; Volleyball JAMES R. NASH 73 Jersey St. Trenton, N.J. Science Club; Adelphi Society; Intramur- als: Basketball; Honors: Monsignor Tier- ney Society; Delta Epsilon Sigma ROBERT L. NOEL Emmitsburg, Maryland I.R.C.; Science Club; Intramurals: Soft- ball; Volleyball JOSEPH E. O’DONNELL 1536 Chew St. Allentown, Pa. Knights of Columbus; St. John Berchman; Shamrock Club; Intramurals; Softball; Football; Basketball; Volleyball EDWARD J. PIERING Emmitsburg, Maryland Met Club; Intramurals: Football; Volley- ball; Softball; Basketball; Shamrock Club EDWARD C. QUINLAN 211 Pawling Ave. TroyesNeye Upstate Club; Shamrock Club; Seience Club, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Mountain Echo; Jr. Prom Comm.; PRIDWIN RONALD M. QUINN 24 Nevada Ave. Long Beach, N.Y. I.R.C.; Mountain Echo; Camera Club; Met Club; Intramurals: Basketball; Football; Softball; Badminton; Red Cross Lifesaving Swimming Instructor EUGENE C. RAZZETTI 594 Kenwood Place Teaneck, N.J. Met Club; Intramurals: Basketball; Soft- ball; Football; Honors: All Star Softball 3 JOSEPH F. RODGERS 518 W. 3rd St. Chester, Pa. Adelphi; Science Club; I.R.C.; Bowling League; Intramurals: Football; Softball; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society, Pres.; Delta Epsilon Sigma JAMES T. RONAN 714 Broadway Mechanieville, N.Y. Glee Club; Shamrock Club; LR.C.; Knights of Columbus; pripwin; Upstate Club, Sec.; Varsity Baseball; Intramurals: Football; Basketball; Softball; Tennis; Volleyball; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society; All Star Softball 2, 3; All Star Football 3; Tennis doubles champion WILLIAM F. RUEHL 3114 Frederick Ave. Baltimore, Md. Shamrock Club, Pres. 4; Dramatic Club; Band; pripwin; Honors: Student Leaders WILLIAM A. RUTTER 2738 N. 2nd Street Harrisburg, Pa. Band, Vice-Pres. 3; Publicity Mgr. 4; Camera Club, Pres. 4; Science Club; Mountain Echo; pripwin; Honors: Mon- signor Tierney Society RICHARD B. SCARFF, JR. 4514 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Wash., D.C. Science Club; Potomac Club; Intramural: Basketball; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society ANTHONY R. SEMERARO 130 East 21 Street Chester, Pa. Band, Founder, Director-Conductor; Or- chestra; Dante Club; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Forensic Council; Radio Club; PRIDWIN; Knights of Columbus; Bowling League; Founder of Cheerleaders; Jr. Prom Comm.; Alelphi Society; Honors: Who’s Who; Student Leaders PAUL J. SHARPE 37 First Street Jetto, Pennsylvania Coal Crackers; Shamrock Club; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: Football; Basketball; Handball; Monogram Club JOSEPH M. SIMONELLI 8 Fifth Ave. Danbury, Conn. Science Club; Connecticut Club; pripwin; Intramurals: Football; Softball; Basket- ball; Varsity Baseball; Honors: All Star Basketball; All Star Softball JOHN P. STERNER 37 Baltimore Street Hanover, Penna. Vets Assn.; Glee Club; I.R.C.; Intramur- als: Softball; Volleyball LEE P. STOKES 9412 32nd St., N.W. Washington, D.C. Potomac Society; priIpwIN; Jr. Prom Comm.; Intramural: Softball ASA J. STRONG 91 Murray Ave. Goshen, N.Y. I.R.C.; Upstate Club; Shamrock Club; In- tramurals: Basketball; Football; Softball: Honors: All Star Basketball 3, 4; All Star Football 4 FRANK B. THOMAS, III 215 Broadway Meyersdale, Pa. Science Club, Pres. 4; I.R.C.; Student Librarian; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society; Delta Epsilon Sigma JAMES@ ive LORE IEL 58 N. Sycamore St. Clifton Heights, Pa. Adelphi Society; Dante Club; I.R.C.; In- tramurals: Football; Baseball PETER F. TUMULTY 500 Livingston Ave. New Brunswick, N.J. Met Club; Monogram Club; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Intramurals: Football; Basketball; Soft- ball; Honors: All Star Basketball 3; All Star Football 3 WILLIAM J. WHITTAKER 1416 Marsh Rd. Wilmington, Del. Knights of Columbus; Adelphi Society, Treas.; Jr. Prom Comm.; pripwin; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Track; “CYRIL;” Intramurals: Basket- ball; Softball; Football; Track WILLIAM F. WOLFE 1715 Boas St. Harrisburg, Pa. Science Club; Shamrock Club; College Band; Bowling League; Intramural: Soft- ball; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society; Delta Epsilon Sigma WILLIAM G. WIXTED 212-22 Murdock Ave. Queens Village, N.Y. Met Club; Science Club; Shamrock Club: Knights of Columbus; pripwin; Mountain Echo; Jr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals: Bas- ketball; Softball; Honor: Monsignor Tier- ney Society RUSSELL S. ZANOWICK 8 Guilfoild Ave. Auburn, N.Y. Knights of Columbus, Lecturer 2; Vice- Pres.; Science Club; I.R.C.; Camera Club: Intramural: Softball; Honors: Monsignor Tierney Society Best Wishes to The Class of 1953 JOSEPH F. HORNING, SR. Coal Fuel Oil JAMES E. COLLIFLOWER CO., Inc 900 F Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 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Saves kitchen time . Keeps food and fuel cost low . Increases eating pleasure ah WON — . Gives a lifetime of service Your food will look better, taste better, and be much better for you. VITA CRAFT Campus Representatives: Penna. Sales James Murphy 119 E. Butler Ave. Edward Piering Ambler, Penna. Carroll Grimes John Mathis Craig Houser “JAHN OLLIER AGAIN” A slogan signifying a service created to excel in all things pertaining to yearbook design and engraving. We have found real satisfaction in pleas- ing you, the yearbook publisher, as well as your photographer and your printer. JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 W. WASHINGTON BLVD., CHICAGO 7, ILL. [bs SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL Harry F. McPartland, ‘53 Vice-President Francis A. Headley, ‘53 President Rev. Robert R. Kline Moderator James E. LaPosta, ‘54 Paul X. Mullen, ‘53 Secretary Treasurer John J. Lyons, ‘53 Thomas H. Dreger, ‘55 Frank M. DeFebo, ‘54 Dennis A. Mitchell, ‘55 Edmund P. Karam, Jr., ‘54 Thomas T. Curnin, ‘55 Daniel Pagano, ‘56 Francis A. Notaro, ‘56 James M. O'Neill, ‘56 138 1808 1953 Compliments of the PRESIDENT AND COUNCIL of MOUNT ST. MARY’S COLLEGE 139 PATRONS Right Reverend Monsignor John L. Sheridan Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph P. O’Donnell Reverend William F. Culhane Reverend John J. Gordon Reverend James E. Flanagan Reverend Thomas J. Kilcullen Reverend Elwood S. Berry Reverend Carl J. Fives Reverend Hugh J. Phillips Reverend William D. McGonigle Reverend James G. Burke Reverend Peter A. Coad Reverend John F. Cogan Reverend Robert R. Kline Reverend Francis P. Kearney Reverend John J. McGovern Reverend Francis P. McNelis Reverend John J. O'Neill Reverend David W. Shaum Reverend Joseph B. Tremonti George E. Hanley Rey. James T. Denigan ‘22 Mr. William Einhorn Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Van Ness Miss Elizabeth A. Tumulty Mr. James P. McNulty BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brusso 140 Reverend Gommar Depauw Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tumulty Compliments of a Friend A. George Fleckinstein Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. McCourt Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. George A. Oursler Frank Z. Oles Harrisburg Paper Company M. E. Horton, Inc. W. B. Shank D. Fred Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Ford, Jr. D. L. Miller and Co., Inc. Chester Gutner C. G. Frailey and Co. Colonial Beef Co. William V. Gallery and Co. Paul E. Shoemaker R. W. Strickler, Inc. Mr. Max Barnett Morris and Sam Wilen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutter Miss Helen R. Barnwell Mr. and Mrs. John Smyth Col. Thomas J. Frailey Acknowledgments To the following, the editor wishes to offer his sincere thanks for their unselfish aid in making the 1953 Pripwin a success: . to Messrs. Irvin I. Sttvers and Georce C. Litty of GARAMOND PREss for their thoughtfulness and extreme patience in the publication. . to our Moderator, FATHER PHILLIPs, for a trusting head and a counseling hand. . to the Business Staff and especially the Business Manager, James R. Murpny, for the groundwork which allowed the book to be published. . to Mr. Roturs A. Happock of the JAHN AND OLLIER ENGRAVING Com- PANY for the fine tips. .. to the OFFICERs in the FRESHMAN, JUNIOR, and SopHOMORE CLASSES for their assistance in the rejuvenation of the PRipwin. . to the Associate Editor, Leo E. Grippin; and to the Literary Editors, Tuomas J. CaroLuzza and Nicuoxtas W. Baru, and their staff, for a fine piece of literature. . Mrs. FRANK Tumutty, mother of a Senior, who helped us in our first trials. . to all our ADVERTISERS, PATRONS, BOOSTERS, and SUBSCRIBERS who, it is my extreme hope, are well satisfied with PriDWIN 753. 141 About the Pridwin © e e Lhe text has been set in Bodoni Book, with display heads in Bodoni Bold and Bulmer Italic. The Paper is Lustro Enamel, manufactured by the S. D. Warren Company of Boston. The book has been printed and bound, with great care and considerable pleasure, by GARAMOND PRESS BALTIMORE Co L958 142 i AYN an eth ern Fo tats Wey oO RPl hay ey he 45 , Tynes 2. y oaN 4 1¥. CAPA OX Rone Me. : Pea AS D ‘ a Noe Lee Nh ey, Mai fae af | Pie oP ‘ 4 a ¢ 46.) oie Basic f B84 Th 4 Ae a) has thet, RA) oe te Sark sh. Fe Piven se ones a vag igh er bie z8s ce = par ie at eee WO pee «Sa cig ee ae ° Ags A agteh as rer, = ae ae