Bellarmine College Preparatory - Carillon Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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.-diy t- Q, 4 a 4 -11. xi it Hill KRYIINF. RECTOK-Ihr Irv. Tho!! P. Caqnve. i ,rum , :isdn becomes Ref-tor and Prsllelt of lelhrmlne - l'nwi.t1rirt. His prrdrresmr, the ln. Gerald A. Sanur, SJ. .vitmiilis lalhrr fnsguve with hh new duties. Father Cm- M rm w i. X iii Vrr-:dent at .Uma Cnllqr, yealerdly nnnounrvd - . , i.-rsh np.rrtsr.rii plans surtrd by lflthrr Sulfur under whom la.. -irrniir rnrnllmrnl trrblrd slnrr I9-IZ. Father Sugrue remain: at 1'-r iluml lrrnpnnnlx, prndln: his nrw usllnlntnl, The Rev. Thomas P, Cosgrave, S.J4 assumed the duties of Rector and President in l949. During his term of office, a brand new ultra- modern faculty building was constructed to re- place the 80 year old relic which had previ- ously beer partially destroyed by fire. The long list of improvements includes the transfer of the students' chapel to the old school building, the acquisition of two new school buses, the furnishing ofa new student infirmary, and the purchase of Loyola Hall, an off-campus dorm for resident students, During this time, the Dad's Club and Bellar- mine Guild inaugurated the now famous social highlight ofthe year, The Golden Bell Dinner. These organizations found in Father Cosgrove a beloved leader. n anna:-ge muff Kflfllgg r Ul'l'lCll1CL'lJ dy an l.I1CI'0Cl5l'l! Jfu :Auf X vnro mcfnf .

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