Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

•-V1 I . n vm The men of • • • ABBEY n THE 1959 JPIRE Published By The Seniors Of BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE Belmont, North Carolina THE PICTURESQUE BEAUTY 03137 M •, i II II II II ■■ II OF OUR Campus • • THE UNDISTURBED SERENITY l W OF OUR Classroom r. AND THE SPIRITED ANXIETY «m 1 1 -- • - Urn • . . vrv. jt. I • OF Sports... r. HELP MOLD THE MEN AT ra - 1 1 Belmont Abbey ■ FOREWORD An Abbey student at the end of his college career is apt, we find, to feel differently about the purpose of his education than he did when he began. After four years at Belmont Abbey College we have come to realize that genuine education aims to perfect the man, and not just to produce the lawyer or teacher or accountant. To be concerned with fundamental questions, to know and comprehend what is intrinsically im- portant, to acquire the habit of truth, to perfect the faculties which make us men — these are some of the ideals which the Abbey has given us the opportunity to serve. Learning how to make a living and how to do one ' s work skilfully and dependably — these are important, and we have seen their importance reflected in the Abbey ' s training of its students. Learning how to enjoy life and how properly to appreciate its best pleasures, how to make and keep and enjoy friends and how to get along in society — these are also important, and in the pages which follow, there is proof that the Abbey does full justice to its students in all these things. Philosophy and math and accounting courses, student publica- tions, clubs, teams, games, dances, plays, picnics, meetings, and broadcasts, and all the community life of the college all these we count as education. Through all of them, we hove benefited over the years from each other and from the char- acter and traditions of the Abbey. Nor do we anticipate an end to the process of learning and growth when we leave this campus. We hope that from the dedicated men of our faculty, from each other, and from the whole experience of college life, we have acquired some of the habits of learning and grow- ing, and will be able to take them with us into whatever we do. We who will leave Belmont Abbey College in June of 1959 look back with satisfaction and with gratitude upon the life of the campus which we have tried to mirror in these pages. 1 1 CONTENTS Page Administration 16 Classes 28 Activities 76 Sports 122 Advertisements 160 n ...-■; Nl i 1 1 We would like to recognize here a contribution to the life of Belmont Abbey which we consider especial- ly valuable. Occasionally, one finds an administrator whose use of his power gives guidance and inspira- tion to those around him — a man whose personal authority rests on integrity and devotion to principle, and whose firmness can not be resented, because it is impartial and demands no more of others than of itself. Such a man does whatever is right and reason- able, without concern over whether it will make him personally liked or feared By so doing, he incidental- ly achieves one striking result: he is both warmly liked and truly respected. To such a man we respect- fully dedicate the 1959 Spire. We wish by this dedi- cation to acknowledge our debt to FATHER RAPHAEL G. BRIDGES, O.S.B., Dean of Men of Bel- mont Abbey College. We have profited greatly from his services to us as dean, teacher, and friend. ■■« • DEDICATION Rt. Rev. Vincent G. Taylor, O.S.B., D.D. President Emeritus and Abbot Ordinary Very Rev. Walter A. Coggi O.S.B., Ph.D. Chancellor Very Reverend Cuthbert E. Allen, O.S.B., LL.D. President 1 1 ■ ' PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE LI3 The President ' s Message In the new Abbot Vincent Toylor Library may be seen the exquisite stained glass window. It is a double panneled window mode up of symbols that represent the philosophy, the obiectives, and the aims of Belmont Abbey College The left-hond ponel is dedicated to St, Benedict, the found- er of the Benedictine Order and the author of the Holy Rule by which the monks of the Abbey live. St. Benedict repre- sents the Good Life, the virtuous life, ond pictured are the symbols that indicate how the Good is attained: by a dis- ciplined life, a woy of living that will transform day-to-day actions ond perfect them, as one strives for the Supernoturol Good which is the end and object of human existence. In the right-hand panel are the symbols associated with St. Thomas Aquinas, the Angelic doctor, ond potron of college students. The symbols reflect the seorch after truth, the development of the intellectual virtues, ond the attainment of wisdom, transformed by the divine knowledge revealed by Christ to us. As the Abbey student is doily confronted by the striking beauty of the stained glass, he hos unfolded before him, in a symbolic medium, the ideals of the college student: the Good, the True, the Beautiful; and o doily reminder that the Abbey can be a cotolyst whereby the student may disci- pline his exercised free will ond ottoin thot body of knowledge to be transmitted into wisdom. I am the Woy, the Truth, and the Life, our Blessed Lord teaches us. The Abbey student must ever be mindful thot without Christ, the Woy, there is no going, with the Truth, there is no knowing, without the Life, there is no living! The Very Reverend Cuthbert E. Allen, O.S.B. Reverend Bernard L. Rosswog, O.S.B., S.T.D. O.S.B, Dean of Men Reverend Raphael G. Bridges, O.S.B, A.M. O.S.B. Academic Dean a Mr. David J. Gorney, MA. Registrar Reverend Dennis T. Byrne, O.S.B., A.B. Treasurer 20 1 1 Mrs. Mary Cook Secretary to President Miss Alexandrine Louradour Secretary to Academic Dean Reverend Martin W. Hayes, O.S.B., A B Assistant Treasurer n Very Rev. Cuthbert E. Allen, O.S.B. President of the College Professor of Sociology and History A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary A.M., Catholic University Graduate Studies, University of N. C. LL.D., St. Vincent College Rev. Luke N. Bain, O.S.B. Instructor in Philosophy A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary, pending; Graduate Studies, Catholic University Benedict R. Berry Instructor in Philosophy A.B., St. Benedict ' s College Ph.L., Laval University (Quebec) Ph.D., Ibid., pending Rev. Anselm G. Biggs, O.S.B. Chairman, Department of History Professor of History Instructor in Latin and Greek A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary M.A., Ph.D., Catholic University Rev. Raphael G. Bridge, O.S.B. Assistant Professor of History Instructor in Latin A.B., St. Benedict ' s College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary MA,, University of South Carolina (pending) Rev. Julian F. Burt, O.S. B. Instructor in Philosophy Fordham Univ.; St. Francis College; St. John ' s College; Graduate Studies, Fordham University; St. Francis Sem- inary; Catholic University 1 1 - Rev. Anthony E Cohill, O.S.B. Associate Professor of Mathematics and Physics A.B., St. Benedict ' s College STB., Belmont Abbey Seminory M.S., Catholic University Rev. Jude G. Cleary, O.S.B. Instructor in Mathematics B.M.E., Georgio Institute of Tech. S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary Fr. Augustine W. Cunningham, O.S.B. Instructor in German A B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary (pending) Rev. Sebastian T. Doris, O.S.B. Professor of Theology Instructor in Latin and Mathematics A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary M.A., Catholic University Very Rev. Walter A. Coggin, O.S.B. Chancellor of the College Chairman, Deportment of Philosophy Professor of Philosophy A.B., St. Benedict ' s College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary Graduate Studies, University of N.C. A.M., Catholic University Ph.D., ibid. FACULTY n Rev. Kevin C. Fahey, O.S.B. Chaplain Instructor in Theology A.B., St. Benedict ' s College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary David J. Gorney Assistant Professor of Public Speaking, Dramatics, and English Ph.B., Loyola University (Chicago) M.A., Northwestern University Rev. Martin W. Hayes, O.S.B. Assistant Professor of Business Administration A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary Graduate Studies, Villanova University George C. Herndl Acting Chairman, Dept. of English Instructor in English A.B., Ph.D., M.A., C atholic University University of N. C. (pending) Rev. Eugene H. Kusterer, O.S.B. Instructor in Philosophy A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmonl Abbey Seminary (pending) Graduate Studies, Catholic University James A. Losty Chairman, Department of Business Administration Professor of Economics A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Catholic University 1 1 Sr. M. Annella Lynn, R.S.M. Choirmon, Department of Sociology Professor of Sociology A.B. Trinity College A. M., Ph.D., Catholic University Rev. Matthew T. McSorley, O.S.B. Professor of English A.B.. St. Benedict ' s College STB. Belmont Abbey Seminary M.S. Villanova University Graduate Studies, New York University Rev. Edmund F. McCaffrey, O.S.B. Instructor in Philosophy A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary (pending) Graduate Studies, Catholic University Rev. Poul R. Milde, O.S.B. Chairman, Deportment of Educotion Professor of Education A.B., St. Francis College ST B., Belmont Abbey Seminary A M , Cotholic University Graduate Studies, ibid. Alfred J. McGuire Instructor in History and Physical Education Basketboll Coach A B., St. John ' s University Rev. Br rt rand A. Patfison, Obi. SB. Instructor in Theology ond English Ponton College (Lincolnshire, Eng) Olton Seminory (Birmingham, Eng ) Capuchin Theological Seminary (Crawley, Sussex) Dip Pol and Soc Sc , Oxford Uni- versity Newspaper Institute of America iNew York) FACULTY r Rev. Bernard L. Rosswog, O.S.B. Chairman, Department of Theology Professor of Theology Instructor in Latin and Greek A.B., Belmont Abbey College Belmont Abbey Seminary St. Benedict ' s Seminary S.T.B., Catholic University S.T.L, ibid. Pius X School of Music (New York) S.T.D., Catholic University Rev. Donald F. Scales, O.S.B. Instructor in English and Latin Assistant Librarian A.B., St. Benedict ' s College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary A.M. (Lib. Sc.) Catholic University (pending) John P. Smith Assistant Professor of Accounting and Business A.B., Davidson College M.S., University of North Carolina Walter L. Spear Instructor in Business Administration A.B., Cotawba College M.A., Duke University Graduate Studies, ibid. Howard A. Wheeler, Sr. Director of Athletics Chairman, Department of Physical Education Professor of Physical Education Instructor in Political Science B.S , University of Illinois; Harvard University, Northeastern University; University of North Carolina Sally Kirk Dietitian B.S., St. Mary ' s of the Woods ■ 1 1 Joseph M. Belk Laborotory Assistant A.B. in Chemistry Miami University (Ohio) Very Rev. Henry J. Bollmann, O.S.B. Chairman, Department of Biology Professor of Biology A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary M.S., Catholic University Sr. M. Theophane Field, R.S.M Associate Professor of Art B.F.A., M.F.A., Notre Dame Univ. Summer Study, George Peabody, Chicago Art Institute Rev. Wilfrid Foley, O.S.B. Professor Emeritus of History A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary A.M., University of Notre Dame Joseph A. Mathews Chairman, DeDartment of Chemistry Professor of Chemistry A B., Regis College; M.S., Holy Cross College; Catholic University; George Washington University Ph.D., Georgtown University Arthur J. Pendleton Laboratory Assistant B.S., (Text. Chem.) R.I. School of Design M.S., Inst, of Textile Technology Mother M. Maura Buchheit, R.S.M. Chairman, Department of Modern Languages Professor of German A.B., M.A., Catholic University Sgr. Roy M. Costner Instructor in Marksmanship Rev. Patrick M. Dalos, CO. Professor of Philosophy Ph.D., The Angelicum University (Rome) S.T.D., ibid. S.S.L., The Pontifical Biblical Institute (Rome) John J. Hanahan, Jr. Assistant Professor of Spanish and Geology B.S., University of Tennessee M.S. in Education, Ibid. Graduate Studies, Ibid. Mrs. Catherine Howan Instructor in Education A.B., Appalachian State Teachers College M.Ed., Columbia University Ph.D., ibid, (pending) John F. Keefe Assistant to the Librarian B.S., Boston College Rev. Gabriel J. Stupasky, O.S.B. Director of Library A.B., Belmont Abbey College; Cath- olic University; Columbia University S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary B.S. in L.S., Rosary College Rev. Joseph T. Tobin, O.S.B. Chairman, Department of Mathe- matics and Physics Professor of Mathematics and Physics A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary; Uni- versity of Notre Dame M.S., University of Pennsylvania Research, ibid. Fr. Bonaventure J. Denk, O.S.B. Laboratory Assistant B.S. Chemical Engineer University of Illinois Mrs. Frances Giraudet Lay Ph.B., University of Paris Certificas d ' Etudes Superieures, ibid. Ernest H. Travis Director of Glee Club B.Mus., Long Beach State Graduate Studies, Appalachian State Teachers College Wendell E. Detty Professor of Chemistry A.B., American University M.S., Georgetown University Ph.D., University of Oklahoma Maurice J. Walsh, Jr. Instructor in Accounting ond Business Low Christian Brothers College; Univer- sity of Memphis Law School B.C.S., Northwestern University C.P.A. FACULTY ri 1 1 ■ THE CLASS Left to Right: CHARLES P. WADE, Student Government Representative, BUDDY WILKES, Secretary, DAVID M. FOLEY, President, LOUIS J. O ' GORMAN, Vice-President, SHAUN J. FESLER, Treasurer. ALBRYCHT, CHESTER P. Southington, Conn. BABB, JAMES G„ JR. Charlotte, N. C. BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE m 1 1 OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE BAKER, JOSEPH E. High Point, N. C. BARRET, JOHN W. Miami, Fla. BRANDON, JOHN R. Cromerton, N. C. BARKER, RICHARD D. East Weymouth, Mass. BISTANY, JOSEPH D Charlotte, N. C. BROWNE, DAVID L. Mount Airy, N. C. a THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND CAMPBELL, THOMAS W. Roanoke, Vo. CANTER, WILLIAM H. Gastonia, N. C. CLONINGER, PAUL T. Stanley, N. C. CANNON, JOHN G. Belmont, N. C. CHU, FRANCIS WU-DING Taipei, Taiwan, China CONDON, ROBERT A. Charleston, S. C. 1 I FIFTY-NINE COOPER, ROBERT F Rochester, N. Y. . . . but then you can always wake ' em up with the ' Miller ' : Tales ' . BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE sttakan n THE CLASS ' The times that try men ' s souls. CUSICK, PATRICK A. Rome, Ga. DAVIS, WILLIAM H. Gastonia, N. C. BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE DE SANTO, DONALD R. Greensboro, N. C. FADEL, SAM Charlotte, N. C. FESLER, SHAUN J. New Rochelle, N. Y. EARLE, WILMER B. Clover, S. C. FALLS, MOFFATT H. Gastonia, N. C. FIELD, CHARLES A., JR. Raleigh, N. C. r t A THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FOGARTY JAMES A. Savannah, Ga. FORD, DONALD R. Belmont, N. C. GLENDY, ROBERT E., JR. Roanoke, Va. FOLEY, DAVID M. Charlotte, N. C. FURMAN, ROBERT B„ JR. Dayton, Ohio GRAYSON, MISS NORMA J. Gastonia, N. C. ■ ■ 1 FIFTY-NINE And what did she say then, Dean BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE aw n THE CLASS BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE •■ . arJi 1 1 OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE HAYES, CECIL M. Gastonia, N. C. HENNESSEY, THOMAS A. Augusta, Ga. JAMISON, ZEAN C, JR. Charlotte, N. C. HAYGOOD, JAMES R. Gastonia, N. C. HITER, SYLVESTER W. Hendersonville, N. C. JENKINS, GEORGE S. Charlotte, N. C. n THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND KERR. WILLIAM E. Gostonia, N. C. LAWING, NOLAN D. Mt. Holly, N. C. LAZORIK, ROBERT T. Mt. Olive, N. C. LEDFORD, LEON E. Gastonia, N. C. LEWIS, DONALD K. Gastonia, N. C. McCOIG, RALPH J. Belmont, N. C. - FIFTY-NINE MAHER, BRIAN P Stratford, Conn. Well, don ' t you believe it? BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE n THE CLASS BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE 1 1 OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE MURPHY, JOHN P. Mt. Holly, N. C O ' GORMAN, LOUIS J. Blocksville, S. C. PECORAINO, FR. DOMINIC A, O.S.B. Belmont, N. C. O ' CONNELL, MICHAEL J. Augusta, Ga. PARKS. KENNETH H., JR. Gastonia, N. C. PEREZ, MARCO A. Lima, Peru THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND PORZIO, FR. CLEMENT, O.S.B. Belmont, N. C. ROS, TIMOTHY R. Charlotte, N. C. SCHMIDT, EARL R. Raleigh, N. C. RANKIN, JAMES R. Gastonia, N. C. SANTORE, MICHAEL J. Long Island, N. Y. STEWART, ROBERT A. Lynchburg, Va. 1 1 FIFTY-NINE SULLIVAN, DENNIS R Princeton, N. J. ' « aj s Coletta, Fogarty and Manion, in the Gallagher Memorial Lounge, soak up a little Brubeck in Hi-Fi. BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE n THE CLASS BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE ■ - 1 1 OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE WHITE, CHARLES W. Gastonia, N. C. WILKES, CRAIG R. Hartsville, S. C. YORK, JAMES W. Asheboro, N. C. WHITLEY, JOSEPH M. Washington, N. C. WOODS, JAMES W. Martinsville, Va. FRITCH, THOMAS T. Jacksonville, Fla. n Left to Right: Donald L. Johnson, James D. McNeil, Philip O ' Connor, William P. Jordan, Frank G. Schafstedde ABERNETHY, MISS PAULINE Belmont, N. C. BAKER, MRS. ELIZABETH H. Gestonia, N. C. BENDER, JOHN J. JR. Red Springs, N. C. BOULUS, WILLIAM M. Concord, N. C. BREWER, FR. MARK A. Greensboro, N. C. ANTONIEWICZ, JAN M. Salisbury, N. C. BARKER, JERRY L. Gastonia, N. C. BENNETT, JACK D. Kings Mountain, N. C. BRASWELL, LORENZO B., JR. Monroe, N. C. CADMUS, JOHN R. Montcfair, N. J. THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY f 1 1 «p CAMPBELL. AMES A. Gostonio, N, C. CARSON, MRS. MARJORIE L. Bessemer City, N. C. CHASTAIN, FRED S., JR. Gastonio, N. C. CLAIR, FRANCIS P. Charleston, S. C. COREY, CLARK F„ Ill Sarasota, Fla. COWHIG, JOSEPH W„ JR. Charlotte, N. C. CROUCH JACK, M. Kings Mountain, N, C. DAWLEY, ROBERT E. Melrose, Mass. DELANEY, STEPHEN B. Charlotte, N. C. Dl MURO, RICHARD J. Rochester, N. Y. DONAHUE, ROBERT H. North Providence, R. I. DUDKO, STANLEY J. Simpsonville, S. C. FARRAR, ALBERT A., Ill Mt. Holly, N. C. FEATHERSTONE, ERNEST H. Gostonia, N. C. FILSOOF, FAUD F. Teheran, Iran FORSTER, FR. FRANCIS Belmont, N. C. FUCCELLA, LAWRENCE M. Richmond, Va. GREENLEE, JOHN E. Gastonia, N. C. HALLIGAN, FRANCIS J. Berwyn, Pa. JACKSON, CARL R. Belmont, N. C. It ' s perfectly clear to me. He says right here . . . JUNIOR CLASS ( Arise . . . please? JUNIOR CLASS JOHNSTON, DONALD F. Gastonia, N. C. JORDAN, WILLIAM P. Windsor, N. C. KARRIKER, C. W. Gastonia, N. C. KELLAR, A. GRAYSON Gastonia, N. C. KELLAR, JERRY L. Gastonia, N. C. KNOX, GEORGE W., Ill Wilmington, N. C. KOON, WILLIAM H. Charlotte, N. C. LAVELLE, JOHN L, JR. Charleston, S. C. LEDWITCH, JOHN W, JR. Newport News, Va. LINEBERGER, JERRY W. Gastonia, N. C. McCLURE, FREDERICK L. Gastonia, N. C. McDERMOTT, PAT RICK J. Richmond, Va. McKEITHAN, JACK F. Hamlet, N. C. McLOUGHLIN, JOSEPH A. Brooklyn, N. Y. McNEIL JAMES D. Charlotte, N. C. MARSHALL, SAM K„ JR. Gastonia, N. C. MATHEWS, MISS JULIA A. Belmont, N. C. MILLIGAN, THOMAS E. Charlotte, N. C. MOTON, LAWRENCE A., JR. Gastonia, N. C. MURPHY, MARTIN H. Belmont, N. C. k. 52 -JL ' S: r- IV • ' n It MURRAY, RICHARD T. Norfolk, Va. O ' CONNOR, PHILIP J Augusta, Go. O ' LEARY, CHARLES J. Petersburg, Va. PAYNE, BOBBY G. Gastonia, N. C. POOLE, HAROLD D. Gastonia, N. C. PUSKAR, JOHN A. Pittsburgh, Pa. PUTNAM, ARTHUR L. Gastonia, N. C. RAWLINGS, Robert H. North Providence, R. RICCI, GEORGE B. Bristol, Conn. RINK, GERALD H. Laurel, Md. fciB 1 SCHAFSTEDDE, FRANK G. Richmond Va. Dormitory scene: Which sophomore has remembered Geology 201? just SMITH, ROBERT E. Gastonia, N. C. SPENCER, DAVID M. Monroe, N. C. SWANSON, ROBERT R. Gastonia, N. C. TANGREDI, ALBERT J. Bronx, N. Y. THOMPSON, WRISTON A., Asheville, N. C. JR. THORNTON, McALPIN R. Gastonia, N. C. WARD, DAVID E. Gastonia, N. C. WHITMAN, ROBERT L. Belmont, N. C. WILLIAMS, TOMMY J. Concord, N. C. JUNIOR CLASS 55 f WILLIAMSON, GEORGE A. Charlotte, N. C. WILLS, JOHN H. Chorlotte, N. C. ZECHINI, RICHARD R. Lynchburg, Va. The bulletin board, the indispensable source of all information for students. JUNIOR CLASS 56 ZZ r WV 1 1 ABERNATHY, LARRY F Mt. Holly, N. C. ANTON, JOHN D., JR. Gastonia, N. C. BAKER, ROBERT P. Gastonia, N. C. BARKER, EDWARD D. Weymouth, Mass. BAUMER, THOMAS M. Jacksonville 10, Fla. BAXTER, EDWARD J., JR. Greensboro, N. C. BOHORFOUSH, DAVID J. Augusta, Go. BRETT, JAMES W. Hasbrouck Hts., N. J. BURNS, TOM J. Atchison, Kansas BUTLER, JOHN P. Charlotte 3, N. C. CARPENTER, GEORGE W. Gastonia, N C. CARROLL, JAMES M, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. CHAN, CHEE K. Hong Kong, China CHANT, DAVID R. P. Port Jervis, N. J. CONNOR, HARRY A. Gastonia, N. C. CROSBY, WILLIAM J., Ill Charlotte, N. C. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES I. Falls Church, Va. DAVIS, CARROLL S. Cramerton, N. C. DELLINGER, MATTHEW H. Cherryville, N. C. DONDERO, RICHARD W. River Edge, N. J. DOYLE, DANIEL F. Astoria 5, N. Y. II SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right: Daniel F. Doyle, President, Kevin J. Walsh, Vice-President, Stephen M. Hodulik, Stud- ent Government Representative, J. Martin O ' Neill, Secretary, William K. Edelen, Treasurer. ( SOPHOMORE CLASS A gathering of Virginia gentlemen, al- ways distinguishable by a certain air. £ L. DOYLE, JOHN M. Barrington, R. I. DROPPLEMAN, ROBERT J. Clarksburg, W. Va EDELEN, WILLIAM K, La Plata, Maryland ELLIOTT, CARY H. Stanley, N. C. FALCK, PETER E. Jacksonville 4, Fla. FALLETTA, JOSEPH N. Norfolk, Vo. FARMER, LAMAR G„ III Goldsboro, N. C. FAVARATO, ROBERT C. Hollywood, Fla. GARDINER, DAVID C. Faulkner, Maryland GARTLAND, WILLIAM J, Baldwin, L. I., N. Y. GIERMANSKI, JAMES R. Grosse Pt. Woods 36, Mich. GRIM, JOSEPH M., JR. Washington, D. C. GUITON, PRESTON E. Bessemer City, N. C. HALE, CHARLES J. Arkport, N. Y. HANNAN, JOHN J, Baltimore 5, Maryland HARRINGTON, JOHN P., JR. Elmhurst 73, N. Y. HARRIS, CICERO A. Lowell, N. C. HELFER, LEO A. Gostonia, N. C. HODGES, ROBERT W, Norfolk 8, Va. HODULIK, STEPHEN M. Allendale, S. C. HUNTER, JERRY J. Charlotte 8, N. C. JENKINS, ROBERT J. Mt, Holly, N. C. JEPSEN, GEORGE P. Rock Hill, S. C. KOWALSKI, JOHN A. Sayville, N. Y. LANDRY, RICHARD A Gastonia, N. C. LEFFLER, CARL T. Brooklyn 9. N. Y. LEONARD, JOHN W., Belmont, N. C. McCORRY, PETER G. Brooklyn 9, N. Y. McLOUGHLIN, BRENDAN A New York 52, N. Y. MALINOWSKI, THADDEUS Caryville, Mass. MANNARINO, MARIO R. New York 67, N. Y. MESERVE, JEREMIAH J. Florence, S. C. MORLINO, ANTHONY J. Portsmouth, Va. MULLEN, JAMES A. Brooklyn 3, N. Y. NORWOOD, GRAHAM Petersburg, Va. O ' NEILL, JOSEPH G., JR. Charlotte 3, N. C. O ' NEILL, (JOS.) MARTIN Ware Shoals, S. C. OUCHARK, WILLIAM F. Williamsburg, Va. PALOMO, BENIGNO M. Barrigada, Guam PARKER, RICHARD W. Charlotte 2, N. C. PETTIT, JERRY E. Gastonia, N. C. QUICK, KENNETH G. Cramerton, N. C. I 1 — SOPHOMORE CLASS The Red Cross Bloodmobile during its annual visit to our campus. n SOPHOMORE CLASS Eighteen Tar-Heels, gathered on the li- brary steps to discuss art, literature, and other things. RIZK, LOUIS D. Jocksonville, Fla. ROBINSON, JOHN W., JR. Kings Mountain, N. C. RODRIGUEZ, ENRIQUE C. Habana, Cuba ROMEO, JOSEPH P., JR. Arlington 7, Va. SELLERS, BENNIE R. Gastonia, N. C. SMITH, JAMES L. Clover, S. C. SMITH, JOHN B. Spring Valley, N. Y. SNYDER, WILLIAM L. Washington 7, D. C. SPARROW, JAMES W. Belle Harbor 94, N. Y. TART, LEWIS W., JR. Gastonia, N. C. TOBIN, THOMAS M. Levittown, Pa. VON BARGEN, HELMUTH J. Shrub Oak, N. Y. WALSH, KEVIN J. Manhasset, N. Y. WALSH, MAURICE J., Ill Gastonia, N. C. WARDEN, ROBERT K. Charlotte 7, N. C. WESTENHAVER, CHAS. G., JR. Williomsburg, Va. WILLIS, ROGER M. Winston-Salem, N. C. J£ ft Standing, Left to Right: Thomas J. Fletcher, Treasurer, Frank B. Brake, Secretary. Sitting, Left to Right, Robert P. Dollard, Student Gov- ernment Representative, Mortimer S. Neblett, President. BROOKS, ROBERT A. Norfolk 3, Va. BRYANT, ARVELL D. Cramerton, N. C. BUMGARDNER, FRED H. Belmont, N. C. BUMGARDNER, LEONARD L., Gastonia, N. C. CAVEN, JOHN W„ JR. Jacksonville, Fla. CARTER, DAVID F. Washington 16, D. C. COLEMAN, LUTHER E. Rock Hill, S. C. CORNELIUS, BENJAMIN A. Pompano Beach, Fla. DANGELO MICHAEL J. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. DIOGUARDI, BERNARD J. Roscoe, N. Y. DOLARD, ROBERT P., JR. Richmond 21, Va. ELDRIDGE, JOSEPH H. Belmont, N. C. FLETCHER, THOMAS J. Greensboro, N. C. FORGETTE, DALE R. Falls Church, Va. JR. It AIKEN, CHARLES C. Gastonia, N. C. BAIN, EDWARD H., JR Crozet, Vo. BALDUCCI, GERALD L. Richmond, Va. Mli! ft BENNETT, JAMES S. Freeport, N. Y. BOLICK, CHARLES S. Wadesboro, N. C. BRAKE, FRANCIS B. Rocky Mount, N. C. FRESHMAN CLASS fLJ f J If Yl FRESHMAN CLASS HUDDLESTON, JAMES A. Indianapolis, Ind. JOHNSON, DARROW R. Roleigh, N. C. KALE, DAN E. Gastonia, N. C. KERR, Fred A. Gastonia, N. C. KING, LEWIS R. Greensboro, N. C. KOEHLER, DONALD E. Atlantic Beach, Flo. LAIEWSKI, ANDREW J. Greenville, S. C. LEFORT, CHARLES E. Raleigh, N. C. LONG, RONALD I. Charlotte 8, N. C. MacDONALD, DAVID S. Belmont, N. C. McCORMACK, John B. South Amboy, N. J. McDonnell, Brion k. Port Reading, N. J. McDOWALL, (C) JAMES Goldsboro, N. C. McELVEEN, MALCOLM J. Key West, Fla. II FRYE, CARL H. Gastonia, N. C. GONZALES, BERNARD J. Rock Hill, S. C. GREENE, TOMMY L. Dallas, N. C. GREENE, (MICHAEL) KEITH Gastonia, N. C. GRICE, DONOVAN A. Mt. Holly, N. C. GROSSO, JAMES L. Hicksville, N. Y. HEATH, RALPH D. Norfolk 3, Va. HELES, JOHN L. Arlington, Va. HOFFMAN, CECIL H, Gastonia, N. C. HOOVER, JOE G. Belmont, N. C. Someone will sure be happy. £P JTj £j p t £ 4i n McGRATH, JAMES T. Red Bank, N. J. McGREEVY, WILLIAM E. Moore, S. C. McLAURIN, PRESTON L. Florence, S. C. McNALLY, FRANCIS X. Charlotte 4, N. C. MACKNIS, ROBERT P. Ansonia, Conn. MARKLAND, PETER E. Delray Beach, Fla. MASSEI, CHRISTOPHER S„ JR. Richmond 20, Va. MAXWELL, WILLIAM H. Mt. Holly, N. C. MENDEL, JOSEPH C. Cherryville, N. C. MOLTENI, FRANK H. Bristol, Va. Wait till he reads this part. rtM L FRESHMAN CLASS MOORE, SAMUEL R. Gastonia, N. C. MULLINS, ROBERT C. T. Monhosset, N. Y. NEBLETT, MORTIMER S., JR. Wilmington, N. C. NEWCOMB, WILLIAM J. Stanley, N. C. NORTON, STANLEY P., JR. Jacksonville 7, Fla. O ' CONNOR, JOHN P. East Point, Ga. O ' CONNOR, SAMUEL J. Belmar, N. J. PATRICK, ALPHONSO, JR. Salisbury, N. C. PETREY, ERNEST Q„ JR. Gastonia, N. C. PICARD, JOHN S. Rivera Beach, Fla. PLAGEMAN, CHARLES F. Richmond, Va. REX, CHARLES G Hendersonville, N. C. RIGEL, (JOSEPH) REUBEN Richmond 22, Va. ROACH, WILLIAM J. Norfolk 3, Va. JR. i PwP v- FRESHMAN CLASS SULLIVAN, SHAUN V. Charlotte, N. C. THORNDIKE, THOMAS N. Bayside 61, N. Y. TOOMEY, DALE P. Mt. Holly, N. C. TROTT, JOHN H. Atlanta 19, Ga. TULLER, WILLIAM E. East Flat Rock, N. C. VANDERVOORT, THOMAS J. Jacksonville 7, Fla. VLASERVICH, RICHARD Gastonia, N. C. WALSH, DAVID M. Gastonia, N. C. WARREN, FLYNN W., JR. Mt. Holly, N. C. WEIMER, DOUGLAS W. Rochester 9, N. Y. WHITELEY, ROBERT M. Jacksonville, N. C. WINGO, MASON C, JR. Roanoke, Vo. YESBECK, PAUL J. Greenville, S. C. ZIEVERINK, EDW. W., JR. Charlotte 3, N. C. — : . ■ I ROSS, (CHARLES) EUGENE Gastonia, N. C. SCHMITT, ROBERT A. Murphy, N. C. SCOTT, LAURENCE F. Rock Hill, S. C. SMITH, ROBERT R. Gastonia, N. C- SNYDER, MICHAEL E. Albemarle, N. C. SOLLITTO, RICHARD C. Mineolo, L. I., N. Y. SPARKS, BILL L. Gastonia, N. Y. STEINCKE, HENRY H. Queens, N. Y., N. Y. SUGGS, THOMAS M. Gastonia, N. C. SULEK, JOHN P. Levittown, N. Y. 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Standing, L. to R., David Foley, Steve Hodulik, Mortimer Neblett, Danny Doyle, Robert Dollard. _ STUDENT GOVERNMENT In order to foster initiative and leadership, a system of Student Government has been established by the students of Belmont Abbey College The general purpose of the Student Government is to develop, in a practical way, the powers of self-government, to foster a sense of responsibility, and to cultivate the social amenities The Student Government of Belmont Abbey College is composed of a president, vice president, recording secretary, treasurer, the presidents of the classes, class representatives, and the presidents or repre- sentatives of organizations, clubs, and societies chartered by the Student Government. T Vice-President Zean Jamison. President Munzenrider addresses the Council as Treasurer Charles White, Secretory Grayson Kellor, and Vice-Pesident Zean Jamison view the poceedings. n Members of the Student Council listen attentively as ths Chairman addresses them. COUNCIL MEMBERS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES Officers of the Student Government muse as debote be- comes heated between Council Members. Council Members casting their votes on a current issue. Editor-in-Chief Davil Foley ond his staff proof-read the latest edition of the CONTACT. The students of Belmont Abbey College publish a monthly newspaper. Founded in 1935, Contact has continuously provided Abbeymen with on r cutlet for expression as well as an organ of interesting news and views. Written and edited by the student staff, Contact is printed by the Abbey Press under the supervision of Fr Joseph Tobin, O.S.B. - 1 1 David Foley, Editor-in-Chief. Fr. Donald Scales, O SB., Faculty Advisor. John Munzennder, Associate Editc J. Martin O ' Neill, News Editor. Roger Willis, Feature Editor. Tom Vandervoort, Feature Editor. Buddy Wilkes, Feature Editor. Louie O ' Gorman, Sports Editor. w Editor Foley and Exchange Editor Dollard pre- pare for circulation. STAFF AT Staff writers Favorato, Norton, Trombino, and Dollard ready lay-out for forthcoming edition of CONTACT. 84 H I I WORK Contributors Bill Koon and Jim Giermanski compare their articles while drinking in Milt Buckner. Sports writers Fogarty, Norton, and Caven gather rojnd Sports Editor O ' Gorman. 85 M ? Left to Right: Darryl Heath, photographer; Cecil M. Hayes, editor-in-chief; Dean Lowing, assistant editor. 1959 SPIRE STAFF - ' - 1 1 You have only to look around our campus to see that the Abbey is changing Enrollment has increased, academic standards are higher, new faces are seen on the faculty We have a beautiful (and bus y) new library and student center. Our basketball team, this year, for the first time, participated in the NCAA championship playoffs, and intercollegiate soccer made its initial appearance. It seems clear to me that this is the year when the Spire, too, ought to break away from precedent In its cover and binding, its pictorial content, and the informality of its approach to campus life, it repre- sents, I hope, a true reflection of the increased stature and vitality of the Abbey. May this 1959 memento portray the pride the Abbey has in its stu- dents and the students in the Abbey. r i Cecil Hayes, Editor-in-Chief (Mac) Thornton, Business Monager Mr. David J . Gorney, Faculty Moderator I 1 Dean Lowing, Assistant Editor Dorryl Heath, Photographer and Copy Writer Mr. George Herndl, Faculty Advisor f 1 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is an organization of scientific minded students. Their main activities are their per- iodical meetings where a guest speaker lectures on his particular branch of science. These meetings are for the benefit of the Abbey students, who will soon be trying to make their own impressions on the scientific world. Perhaps some of these men will be tomorrow ' s leaders in the world of science. Reverend Anthony Cahill, O.S.B., M.S., Faculty Moderator. Tom Baumer tests a small Civil Defense Gieger Counter while C. K. Chan, Frank Halligan, Jim Brett, Keech Edelen, and Fr. Anthony put a more complex model through its paces. 90 - ' - 1 I , f -in Members ore, L. to R., First Row: Jim Brett, Larry Moton, Alan Filsoof, Fred Filsoof, Bob Swanson. Second Row: Bob Rowlings, Bill Gartland, Tom Mulligan, Jerry Lineberger, Frank Halngon, Lou Rizk. Third Row: C. K. Chan, Ronnie Woolwine, Ernest Feathsrstone, Frank Schafstedde, Larry Fuccella. Officers are, L. to R.: Frank Schafstedde, Student Government Representative; Frank Halligan, President, Lorry Fuccella, Secre- tary; C. K. Chan, Vice President; and Lou Rizk, Treasurer. ri Several members of the Sophomore Physics Closs indulge in a little electrical work. The Physical Chemistry Class consisting of L. to R.: Earl Schmidt, John Munzen rider, George 01 iff, Pat Cusick and Rory Ros are deeply involved with their experiment. The electrical demonstrations, which were put into operation at the Abbey for the benefit of Sacred Heart stu- dents, were arranged by the following students, L. to R.: First Row, Dave Gardiner, Lou Rizk, C. K. Chan, Tom Baumer, Frank Halligan. Second Row: Bill Snyder, Larry Moton, and Keech Edelen. H Frank Halligan shows Sacred Heart students what their voices look like on the oscilloscope. Several of the Science Club Members check to see if they ore Radio-active. f I First Row, L. to R.: Louis Rizk, Albert Tangredi, Charles Wade, Robert Hodges, Richard Murray. Second Row: John Barret, Pete McCorry, Shaun Fesler, William Ouchark. Third Row: Robert Dollard, John Smith, Fred Filsoof, Robert Rowlings. Fourth Row: Frank Trombino, David Bohorfoush, Robert Favararo. Mr. David J. Gomey, Moderator. BACSC has grown with its Alma Mater in size and stature. We began our SERVICE to all Home Events of BAC in 1952. Ours has been a very active organization on the Campus. We have averaged 75 members year- ly who have followed the character- istic of the Service Club — Organiza- tion, Cooperation, and Participation. We have tried to promote good will and understanding between visitors and the College, also to create mu- tual friendship among our neighbor- ing colleges. Our duties have been numerous: ever watchful to aid in parking problems, proper seating of visiting sports fans, and to satisfy all visitors by being courteous and help- ful. Truly, this is one of Belmont Ab- bey College ' s most vital organiza- tions. SERVICE CLUB 1 1 Service Club Officers ore Left to Right: Fronk Trombino, Vice President, Charles Wade, Presi dent, David Browne, Student Government Repre- sentative. II fl ll i ifffilv ti II « Fred Filsoof and his programs is a familiar scene at Belmont Abbey ' s basketball games. Pete McCorry says, Have ticket, will sell L. fo R.: Charlie Wade, Lou Rizk, Shaun Fesler, Jim Cunningham, Bob Dawley, Bill Ouchark, Louis O ' Gorman, and Jim Fogarty, prepare for the evening ' s game. . ' Shoun Fesler assumes the role of ticket collector for the evening. Charlie Wade, Shaun Fesler, and Bob Dawley discuss future Service Club strategy. ffl SQU STUDENTS QUICK UNITY Squires sponsor spaghetti supper for basketball team blazers. A unique group of purposeful students exists on campus, informal in organization but united to- ward one goal — SPIRIT! These of the Crusaders have already been prov- en by their masters ' dependence on their support to be an integral part of Abbey ' s winning ways. Decorations, pep rallies, motorcades, and even the blazers donned when traveling to and from away games may be totally attributed to this spirit-minded group of Abbeymen. The blazers are the direct re- sult of a concentrated drive in the fall which was highlighted by a spaghetti supper. The need for the Squires was obvious; their response even more so. This year should stand out prominently in the spirit annals of Belmont Abbey College. L. to R.: Mike Santore, Buddy Wilkes, and Andy Laiewski who did the tre- mendous amount of art work for all the Squires ' campaigns. 1 1 IRES IN RESOUNDING ESSENTIAL SPIRIT L. fo R.: David Bohorfoush, Secretary; Shaun Fes- ler. President; Buddy Wilkes, Treosurer. Absent because of graduation is Vice-President Bill Hiter. New Abbey tradition, college blozers. 1st Row, L. to R.: James Brett, Pete McCorry, Robert Dawley, Joe Baker, Wiley Harris, Zeon Jamison, Charles White, Robert Rowlings. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Mike Santore, Jerry Meserve, Dick Murray, Don DeSanto, George Jenkins, Sam Fadel, Chor- lie Wade, David Browne. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Robert Fovorato, John Harrington, Robert Hodges, Andy Laiewski, Pat McDermott, Don Johnson, Bill Boulus. 4th Row, L. to R.: Denny Tangredi, Jim Cunningham, Buddy Wilkes, Shaun Fesler, John Smith. ri DELTA EPSILON SIGMA A college of its nature and function, is a community of scholars. The faculty and the students create a rapport in their mutual desire to acquire truth and widen their horizon of knowledge. The college campus, the buildings, halls, lecture rooms, and laboratories are but the facilities by which the students orient themselves in the pursuit of wisdom. As an incentive; as well as a reward and recognition; those students who give evidence of superior performance in their aca- demic achievements are elected to membership in the Delta Epsilon Sigma, the national collegiote honor society. The Gamma lota Chapter on the Abbey Campus selects only those students who maintain above a 2.00 average during their four years of undergraduate studies and are elected to D.E.S. in their senior year. f Very Reverend Cuthbert E. Allen, LLD., Faculty Advisor. O.S.B., Zean Jamison and Chester Albrycht. John Barret, George Oliff, and John Munzenrider. - ' • ■ 1 Members are L. to R., First Row: John Von Borgen, Jim Mullen, Honk Steincke, Donny Doyle. Second Row: John Mun- zenrider, Bob Dawley, Bill Snyder, Pot McDermott, Third Row: Jerry Meserve, Dove Foley, Charlie Plageman, Preston McLaurm Fourth Row: Mario Mannerino, Kevin Walsh, Steve Hodulik. Fifth Row: John Harrington, Dick Dondero. Si«th Row: Dave Gardiner, TAU KAPPA EPSILON COLONY Tau Kappa Epsilon, the fraternity for life, is one of the largest notional social fraternities, having over 33,000 members in 145 chaperts. TKE was founded in 1899 and established en the campus of Belmont Abbey Col- lege in 1959. The fraternity stonds for men. We believe m their equolity in those things which the Creotor hos decreed they should enjoy. We stand for men whose manhood hos withstood the test of trying conditions. We deem sterling character ond staunch uprightness to be necessary qualifications to membership in this fraternity. All else though desirable, is secondary to these. Symbolism and tradition in Tou Kappa Epsilon are rich, colorful, and ori- ginal. Our ritualism is a living document which is constantly growing with the fraternity Officers are, L. to R.: Hank Steinke , Hypo- phetes; Mario Mannerino, Histon; Steve Hodulik, H e g e m a n; Preston McLaurin, Grammateus; Dave Gordiner, Prytanis; Dick Dondero, Epiprytanis; Jim Mullen, Crypophy- loo, Charlie Plageman, Pylortes; Pat Mc- Dermott, Student Government Representa- tive. f I V The Monogram Club is composed of students who have earned their letter in one or more of the major sports. Its purpose is to promote loyalty, school spirit, and good sportsmanship, and to foster a friend- ly feeling among those who represent the school in athletic competition. Tom Fritch, Donnie DeSonto, and Bevo Clair hold an informal session. Denny Tongredi is the club ' s Social Chairman. MONOGRAM CLUB Frank Trombino, Bobby Hodges, Joe Falletta, and Bevo willingly pose for a snapshot. 1 1 John Harrington, Fuad Filsoof, Carl Leffler, on d Jan Antoniewicz. A pyramid of the club ' s officers and a few of its leading members. Bottom row. Left to Right: Bob Dowley, Denny Tangredi, Social Chairman, Bevo Clair, Vice President, Pete McCorry. Second row. Left to Right: John Harrington, Tom Fritch, Sec- retary and Treasurer Top Row, Jim Giermanski. A few of the members hold a discussion prior to the regular meetii PHI KAPPA COLONY ri Phi Kappa is a national social fraternity of Catholic men chartered to promote social and in- tellectual programs among its members, to identi- fy students and alumni more closely with their college, and to cultivate a spirit of loyalty to their Alma Mater. Founded in 1899 at Brown University, Phi Kappa is now an integral part of many universi- ties and colleges. The Belmont Abbey colony was formed in 1958. Phi Kappa is distinguished from other na- tional social fraternities in that it offers men of common faith not only the advantages of social life, but it offers them these advantages in a Catho- lic environment. Officers ore Left to Right: Lou Rizk, Vice- President; Marty O ' Neil, Secretary; Keech Edelen, President; Fr. Donald, O.S.B., Chap- lain; and Tom Baumer, Treasurer. Members are Left to Right, Sitting: Marty O ' Neil, Tom Baumer, Fr. Donald, O.S.B., Keech Edelen, Joe Fclletto. Standing, Left to Right: Eddie Barker, Joe Colletto, John Hannan.Mike D ' Angelo, Lou Rizk, Jim Cunningham, Tom McGrath, and John Target. ' ' I I The Camera Club was founded a few years ago to provide an outlet for the en- thusiasm of amateur photographers on campus, and to give those original lens loonies, a chance to sharpen their skills by sharing technical knowledge and new ideas The club still serves those purposes, and makes available to its members an impressive arsenal of equipment. Although its membership is at the moment not large, its achievements for the year are impres- sive. It has provided photographs for the CONTACT and for Public Relations, and has produced the variety of pictures seen in this yearbook. It even took a picture or two for the SACRED HEART ECHOES, the weekly publication of our sister col- lege down the road. If they all come out this good we will be in great shape. ' CAMERA CLUB Dean ond Dorryl show Mac the steps in developing good pictures Y- r ? H r m B ■■ f I COLLEGE BOOK STORE If Keech can ' t get knowledge at least he ' ll get muscles. Fr. Clement shows Dave Gardiner how books are listed in price catalogue. Keeping things in shape for the College Bookstore are Left to Right: David Gardiner, Fr. Mark, Keech Edele Fr. Clement. OBLATES OF ST. BENEDICT The Act of Oblation, made by an oblate of Saint Benedict, is a rite approved by the Church, by which anyone of the faithful living in the world . . offers himself to God, our Savior, to the Blessed Virgin Mary and to our holy Father Benedict By this act he spiritual- ly affiliates himself with a Benedictine monastery and its community, in order thereby to lead a more perfect Christian life in the world according to the spirit of the rule of Saint Benedict; to share likewise in the spiritual treasurers of the Benedictine Order and en- joy the special privileges granted by the Church to the Oblates. Fr. Kevin Fahey, O.S.B., Faculty Mo- derator. Left to Right: Bob Droppleman, Jerry Rink, Bob Condon, Fr. Kevin, OS. 8., Charles O ' Leory, Dick Murray. Standing: Louis Rizk. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Lou Rizk, Tony Morlino, John Puskar, Jerry Balducci, Thomas Tobin, Dick Murray. Second Row, Left to Right: Bob Rowlings, Bob Dollard, Roger Willis, Bob Condon] Jerry Rink. Third Row, Left to Right: John Munzenrider, Charles O ' Leary, John Lavelle, Bob Drop- pieman Fourth Row, Left to Right: Ruben Rigel, Fr Kevin, O S B. f I The Rt. Rev. Vincent G. Taylor, O.S.B., D.D., Abbot-Ordinary of Belmont Abbey celebrates Pontifical Mass in the cathedral on Saint Benedict ' s Day, traditional holiday at the college. To provide an opportunity for students to familiarize themselves with the complete liturgy of the Church, the St. John Berchman ' s Society was founded in 1914. Members serve during all solemn liturgical functions in the Abbey Cathedral of Mary, Help of Christians. Their activities lend further dignity to these age-old ceremonies and are in full accord with the Benedictine tradition of cor- rect liturgical worship. SAINT JOHN BERCHMAN ' S SOCIETY ddt.1 ■ ft. Fr. Benedict McDermott, OS 8 , Moderator of the Society. First Row, Left to Right: Anthony Morlino, Thomos Tobrn, John Target, Bernard Dioguardi, John McCormack. Second Row, Left to Right: William Jordan, Gerald Balducci, Charles Fields, Edward Bain, Kevin Walsh, Steve Massei, Fr. Benedict, O.S.B. Third Row, Left to Right: Carl Leffler, Robert Dollard, Frank Holligan, David Foley, John Puskar, Fronk Schafstedde, Ben Cornelius, Reuben Reigel, Robert Mullen, Fronk Brake. f l Mrs. Mary Cook, Faculty Moderator of the Student ' s Wives Auxiliary. BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE STUDENTS ' WIVES ' AUXILIARY With so many married students en- rolled at Belmont Abbey College, In order that their wives may become better acquainted and discuss the mutual problems confronting a wife whose husband is in school, the Wives ' Auxiliary was formed and held its first meeting in February of 1956. Fran (Mrs. Tony, ' 56) Muller was the original organizer and first president and spearheaded the activities of the Auxiliary on the campus. A get acquainted picnic is held at the beginning of the first semester and the Christmas party for the chil- dren is an annual event; one big project during the year (a Birthday party the first year, a fashion show last year, and a Benefit Card Party this year); the now traditional Sen- ior Dance Party sponsored by the Auxiliary; a lecture ser ies; and a pic- nic at the end of school: these are the highlights of the year The lecture series this year was on Child Psychology, illustrated with films. Officers the first semester were Nan (Mrs Pete) Smith, President; Barbara (Mrs Ken) Quick, Vice Presi- dent; Judy (Mrs Richard) Ferguson, Secretary, and Clara (Mrs Robert) Whitman, Treasurer Second semester officers are Bar- bara (Mrs. Ken) Quick, President, Dolores (Mrs Don) Johnson, Vice President, Marion (Mrs James) Smith, Secretary; and Johnnie (Mrs Carl) Frye, Treasurer Mrs Mary Cook is Faculty Mode- rator of the Auxiliary. Mrs. Donald Johnson, Vice-President, and Mrs. Kenneth Quick, President, seem very pleased with the results of the recent election. THE WIVES AUXILIARY 1 1 The student ' s wives give their undivided at- tention to Fr. Cuthbert, O.S.B., as he lectures on child psychology. The Wives Auxiliary along with their moderator discuss plans tor the coming Easter parade. Fr. Cuthbert, O.S.B., exploins the finer points of his last film. Oedipus ' pathetic farewell to his beloved daughters. OEDIPUS REX On March 8, 1959, Players Incorporated, a professional repertory company composed of graduates of the Drama School of the Catholic University of America, brought to our auditorium a superb performance of So- phocles ' Oedipus Rex. The play is one which some critics consider the world ' s greatest tragedy; the company is second to none in its command of classic drama; the results were what you would expect: it was an elec- trifying evening. An expert portrayal of Oedipus ' rash anger against Creon. I I The chorus apprehensively watches an- other stormy scene between Oedipus and Creon. The climactic appearance of the blinded Oedipus: a scene famous for twenty- three centuries. Queen Jocasta offers comfort and solace to the king. WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN Who ' s Who Among College Students in American Universities and Colleges seeks for its ranks the scholar- ly student, the leader in academic and extracurricular activity, the good college citizen, the student stamped with the promise of future success. Such an honor de- mands talent, demands effort, demands sacrifice. Its recipients are indeed honored, but not thereby placed upon an educational pedestal. Rather, more becomes expected of them as they fulfill the promise-for-the- future reflected in their outstanding college careers. Left to Right: John E. Munzenrider, George A. Oliff, Chester P. Albrychf, Zean C. Jamison, Jr. Y BAM COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 1 ■ ffl A John E. Munzenrider Aiken, S. C. 116 1 I WHO ' S WHO George A. Oliff Richmond, Va. WHO ' S WHO Chester P. Albrycht Southington, Conn. 1 1 Zean C. Jamison, Jr Charlotte, N. C. PATRONS Mr. M. Antoniewicz B Mr. and Mrs. C. Austin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Barker Mrs. Helen Barret Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bennett, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Bohorfoush, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper B. Brake Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brett Lt. Col. and Mrs. Leon A. Brooks hAr. and Mrs. John C. Cannon hAr. and Mrs. Jack Caven Mrs. Eugene L. Condon Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. John P. Davis hAr. and Mrs. R. A. De Santo SAr. and R. P. Dollard Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Dondero Mr. and Mrs. John A. Doyle Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Edelen, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Ferri Mrs. Catherine Fesler Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Field Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finley Mrs. Helen L. Fogarty Mr. and Mrs. Neil D. Foley Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fritch Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fuccella Mrs. Margaret F. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Wilson J. Gartland Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Giermanski Dr. and Mrs. R. Earle Glendy, M.D. Mrs. Frances A. Gupton H Mr. and Mrs. .Ralph L. Hale Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Heath Mr. Ivey Hinkle Hollywood Tile Terrazzo Co. I Iris Theater, Belmont, N. C. K Mr. and Mrs. Ervin F. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Z. Kowalski Mrr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Falck Mr. and Mrs. H. Falls Miss Kay Faughnan Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Laiewski Mrs. Winifred Lytle I I PATRONS Mc Mr. and Mrs. R. V. McCorry Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. McDermott Miss Emma M. McDowell Mrs. Mary E. H. McGrath M Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Macknis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mannarino Mrs. Loretta C. Markland Mr. Mrs. Christopher S. Massey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Molteni Mrs. Thomas J. Mullins Mrs. Alice Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Kenton L. Murray N Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Neblett Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Norton hAr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rex Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Romeo Mr. and Mrs. Anton Schmitt Mrs. Victoria Schwartz Mrs. Thomas F. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Snyder Mrs. Helen L. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Sollitto Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steincke Mr. S. M. Stewart N r. and Mrs. Albert Tangredi Mr. and Mrs. John J. Target hAr. and Mrs. James R. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tobin Triangle Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trombino Mr. and Mrs. John J. Trott Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Tuller Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. O ' Leary Mrs. Virginia M. Oliff Mr. and Mrs. William Ouchark Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Patrick Mr. H. G. Picard Mr. J. E. Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Denton H. Vlaservich Mr. and Mrs. John Von Bargen W Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Westenhaver Mr. and Mrs. William M. Whiteley Mrs. M. C. Wingo Mrs. James P. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rowlings Mr. and Mrs. H. E. York $£ LTD ff I THE ATHLETIC The athletic department concerns it- self with scheduling, coaching, and equipping intercollegiate athletic acti- vities in soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, and rifle. Soccer was added in 1958. In addition to intercollegiate athletics the department supervises an intramural sports program in seasonal Howard A. Wheeler, Si- Athletic Director Hoid Gymnasium, Home of the Crusaders Reverend Raphael G. Bridge, O.S.ES Athletic Faculty Moderator L I ft DEPARTMENT sports. Personnel in the department in- clude the moderator of athletics, di- rector of athletics, graduate manager, and coaches. The athletic council, com- posed of faculty members, determines the athletic policy, subject to adminis- trative approval. Alfred J. McGuire Basketball Coach he • ' ■■..• ' . ■ 1 V SJif BASKETBALL November 25 Catawba College (home) December 3 Fort Gordon (Augusta, Ga.) (Exhibition) 4 Mercer University (Macon, Go ) 6 Newberry College (home) 1 1 Erskine College (home) 13 Jacksonville University (home) 29 New York Athletic Club (New York City) 30 Fairfield University (Fairfield, Conn.) January 3 Lenoir-Rhyne College (Charlotte Coli- seum) opening game with UNC-ND 5 Pfeiffer College (Misenheimer, N. C.) 1 I Mt. St. Mary ' s College (Emmitsburg, Md.) 12 Hampden-Sydney College (Hampden- Sydney, Va ) 16 Pembroke State College (home) 17 Ga. Teachers College (Statesboro, Ga.) 24 Catawba College (Salisbury, N. C.) 26 Camp Gordon (home) (Exhibition) 28 Wofford College (home) 30 Pfeiffer College (home) February 5 Presbyterian College (home) 12 Pembroke State College (Pembroke, N. C.) Newberry College (Newberry, S. C.) Georgia Teachers Colleae (home) Presbyterian College (Clinton, S. C.) Erskine College (Due West, S. C.) Wofford College (Spartanburg, S. C.) 14 17 19 20 24 Standing, Left to Right: James A. Mullen, Richard D. Vlaservich, Henry H. Steincke, Carl T. Leffler, Daniel F. Doyle, Helmuth J. Von Bargen, James L. Grosso, Francis P. Clair, Robert A. Stewart, James R. Lytle, James W. Sparrow. Front Row: Mario R. Mannarino, Al McGuire, Robert E. Dawley. 1 Coach McGuire seen at the serious business of arranging the season ' s schedule, and demonstrating some finer points to Vlaservich, Lytle, and Clair. The Crusaders in full armor with moral support ond the managerial assistance of Mario Mannarino and Bob Dawley. ff I BASKETBALL Von Bargen finds the action rough Do it the easy way, piggy-back! and then even rougher. A gentlemen ' s disagreement CANDIDS C ' mere ball. And away we go. f I The first five, Left to Right: John Von Borgen, Danny Doyle, Jim Mullen, Bob Stewart, and Jim Sparrow. Jim Sparrow Robert Stewart Jim Mullen John Von Bargen Danny Doyle Carl Leffler Henry Steincke Richard Vlaservich __ Sunshine clowns it up during warm-up. I Captain Francis Bevo Clair ' Danny takes a rest. ' ' Did he make it? He did. That basket ' s up there somewhere, I know. ' Two more points for the ' Big Red ' ! Go Jim, I ' ve got ' em surrounded. Count the arms ond legs, then di- vide by four, OUTSTANDING GAMES Furious action under the ' Big Dome ' . ' ' 135 CRUSADER SCORES Belmont Abbey 71 Catawba 58 Belmont Abbey 59 Fort Gordon 58 Belmont Abbey 80 Mercer 68 Belmont Abbey 62 Newberry 58 Belmont Abbey 67 Erskine 45 Belmont Abbey 77 Jacksonville U. 68 Belmont Abbey 64 Lenoir Rhyne 57 Belmont Abbey 77 Pfeiffer 68 Belmont Abbey 71 Mt. St. Mary ' s 68 Belmont Abbey 67 Hampden-Sydney 58 Belmont Abbey 88 Pembroke State 57 Belmont Abbey 71 Georgia Teachers 69 Belmont Abbey 83 Catawba 58 Belmont Abbey 81 Fort Gordon 69 Belmont Abbey 84 Wofford 74 Belmont Abbey 71 Pfeiffer 58 Belmont Abbey 81 Presbyterian 69 Belmont Abbey 77 Pembroke 55 Belmont Abbey 68 Newberry . . 64 Belmont Abbey 73 Georgia Teachers 57 Belmont Abbey 53 Presbyterian 56 Belmont Abbey 58 Erskine 4? Belmont Abbey 72 Wofford 58 Belmont Abbey 54 Evansville College 66 Belmont Abbey 79 Southern Illinois 70 Snaring rebound for Crusaders is Jim Mullen. Flying high for a basket is ' Rapid ' Robert Stewart. ■ £ This past year saw a significant change in our cheerleading corps. For the first time Abbey students engaged in what had hitherto been an activity domi- nated entirely by Sacred Heart students. It was, however, a pleasant change to see our boys working together with the girls. ? Catherine Martin Sandy Flakker Peggy Bowden Mary Alys Heim Richard Sollito Don Koehler Marianne Diab CHEERLEADERS I BASEBALL Fr. Raphael, O.S.B., Faculty Moderator, and Coach Howard Wheeler look on in earnest as game progresses. Al Sitting, Left to Right: Gary Cannon, Thaddeus Malinowski, Peter McCorry, Dewey Byers, Jerry Meserve, James Bennett, Wilmer Earle, Howard Wheeler, Coach. Standing, Left to Right: George Fortenbery, Albert Beam, Thomas Harkey, Thomas Fritch, Michael D ' Angelo, Albert Tangredi, J. C. O ' Daniel, James McNeil, Cecil Hayes, Manager. - Crusaders host Western Moryland ot Davis Park in Belmont, N. C. Playing one of the most ambitious college schedules in its history, the Crusaders have done a remarkable job. It looks like they will finish on the right side of the ledger. Intersectional op- ponents included West Virginia University, West- ern Maryland, Carson-Newman, and Adelphi. Neighboring opponents were Davidson, Lenoir Rhyne, Newberry, Pembroke, Wofford, Presby- terian, Catawba, and Pfeiffer. The team ' s veterans were: Jim McNeil, Denny Tangredi, Wilmer Earle, Jerry Meserve, Pete McCorry, Gary Cannon, Tom Fritch, and Al Beam. Newcomers included Tom Harkey, Jim Bennett, G. W. Fortenberry, Thad Malinowski, J. C. O ' Daniel, Choosy Byers, Mike D ' Angelo, and Cecil Hayes. Gory Connon Right Field Tom Harkey Pitcher Denny Tongrecli Short Stop Jim McNeil Third Bose Al Beom Pitcher Choosy ' ' Byers Left Field 140 Mike D ' Angelo Pitcher Jirn Bennett Utility George Fortenbery Pitcher You know Spring is here as Umpire yells, Play ball! I J. C. O ' Daniel, a smooth pitcher, appears to be as smooth in the batters ' box. Thad Malinoski Center-field J. C- O ' Daniel Pitcher Tom Harkey makes it safely to first. Abbey on the defensive. f O ' Brien successfully executes o sacrifice. SCHEDULE BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 1 7 Davidson at Abbey 18 Abbey at Lenoir Rhyne 2 1 Western Maryland at Abbey 22 Western Maryland at Abbey 24 Lenoir Rhyne at Abbey 26 West Virginia at Abbey April 3 Carson-Newman at Abbey 4 Adelphi at Abbey 6 Abbey at Pfeiffer Choosy ' ' Byers finds a pitch to his likir Pete McCorry seems to like the pitching, too. v-- ..i.. M SCHEDULE 9 Pembroke at Abbey 10 Pembroke of Abbey 1 1 Abbey at Newberry 15 Wofford at Abbey 16 Abbey at Catawba 22 Abbey at Presbyterian 24 Newberry at Abbey 27 Pfeiffer at Abbey 29 Presbyterian at Abbey A panoramic view of the Crusaders in action. O ' Daniel to Meserve and the runner is out! Jim McNeil smashes a blue-darter. ' ' Intramurals at Belmont Abbey are always conducted with keen competition between classes. Rivalries are plentiful and sometimes almost bitter. However, an atmosphere of sportsmanship and friendliness is always evi- dent. Joe Romeo displays the form that made him a top contender for intramural honors. INTRAMURALS The perrennial champions, a formidable squad of Seniors. A ' 1 I 1 A New York form of baseball called stickball . Only the sure-footed members can participate in soccer. W I The newest of the sports introduced ot the Abbey, Soccer, finds many willing participants. Weight-lifting also finds a spot in Abbey sports. — A group of fellow weight-lifters admire Frank Trombino ' s ability. Carl Leffler, always a rugged competitor on the court. This is the group that aspires to form Abbey ' s first official weight-lifting tean f 1 GOLF This year ' s golf team is a contingent of entirely new faces It is difficult to predict the outcome of the matches. However, we feel confident that these able golfers will respectfully represent the Abbey not only in competition but also in sportsmanship. Kneeling, Left to Right: Flynn Warren, Bennie Holloway. Standing, Left to Right: John Picard, Lewis King, Thomas Fletcher. m Flynn Warren man. always a sub-par Lew King form. his score matches his Tommy Fletcher ... a real duffer. Bennie Holloway . . . it ' s not the way you hit them, it ' s the woy you look. Johnny Picard . . . o solid man under pressure. ■ ■ ■ £ RIFLE CLUB The rifle club, this year, expanded greatly with the addition of several new members. Under the able instruction of Sgt. Ro y Costner, Moderator, the team was quite successful in match competi- tion. Led by Wriston Thompson and Joe Colletta the squad is looking forward to next year and even better results. Sgt. Roy Costner Moderator Lett to Right, First Row: Joe Colletta, Darryl Heath, and John Trott. Standing, Lett to Right: Wriston Thompson, Buzz Mendel, Sgt. Costner, and Paul Yesbeck. ■ . Paul Yesbeck, the only southpaw on the ' Buzz ' ' Mendel sights from the prone position. Da pry I Heath seems to like the kneeling position best. John Trott squeezes one off. HjL_ . 3 Sgt. Costner explains to Buzz Mendel how targets are scored. Wriston Thompson tries the standing position for a change. Joe Colletta records his score for the day. Wriston Thompson, Buzz Mendel, Joe Colletta, and Paul Yes- beck, match wits in different positions. h M. . • Joe Colletto exhibits his skill with the standing position. Several members of the rifle squad compete against each other in the sitting position. Wriston Thompson shows Buzz Mendel the firing pin. Paul Yesbeck and John Trott discuss the basic elements of the kneeling position. ' I TENNIS The Tennis team combining the talents of four Virginians and a South Carolinian and a Pennsyl- vanian take to the courts this season against crack opposition. They will try to overcome their lack of experience by using the fight and determination that is synonymous with every Abbey team. Larry Fuccella, Captain Pat McDermott demonstrates how a backhand should be stroked. Jerry Balducci shows his skill with the forehand. 156 ■h. Netmen are Left to Right, Kneeling: Pat McDermott, Larry Fuccella. Standing: Marty O ' Neill, Fronk Halligan, and Bobby Hodges. Tom Vaught prepares to receive his opponents serve. Bobby Hodges shows deep concentration in his pursuit of the elusive tennis ball. ■. k 157 ABBEYS VICTORY PARADE H %m R t J 158 ■ Forward-ho! was the cry of the over enthusiastic crowd of Abbey students as they proceeded toward Charlotte ' s Douglas Municipal Airport. Three hundred students and fans, jammed into a sixty car caravan, decorated in Abbey ' s traditional scarlet and white, sent off the B. A. C. basketball team to Evansville, and for the NCAA, re- gional. Amidst the bewilderment at the airport unit from W.C.G.C. who broadcast an on-the-spot covering of the festivities. I 4rrC J 1 ! 160 EVANSVILLE TRIP The Crusaders added another first to its long list when the team accepted a bid to the NCAA College Regionals played at the beauti- ful (Roberts) Memorial Stadium in Evansville, Indiana. Abbey drew Evansville College, the host club, for the first game and from the start it was apparent that the winner would go all the way to the national championship. As it turned out, Evansville with the benefit of the Hoosier Hysteria, won 66-54 and then went on the following week to win the national honors. In the consolation game the following night the Crusaders were pitted against a strong Southern Illinois University, a club coached by Harry Gallatin, a former teammate on the New York Knickerbockers of the Crusaders coach Al McGuire. Abbey took the Illinois boys 79-70. Danny Doyle and Jim Sparrow were select- ed on the all tourney team. The Evansville fans fell in love with the Crusaders as evidenced by the fact that in the 1 9 5 9-60 season the Crusaders will meet Evansville, Southern Illinois, and Kentucky Wesleyan. In addition to that they requested Coach Al McGuire to be their principal speak- er at the Evansville basketball banquet Al accepted. Tension mounted so high in the heated battle of the Championship NCAA play-off game between the Abbey ond Evansville, that the fans provided Coach McGuire with a popsicle in order to cool off. ri LIBRARY DEDICATION Our year saw the fulfillment of a long dream when the Abbot Vincent Taylor library was dedicated in April. Handsome in its re- strained contemporary design the library pro- vides a pleasant atmosphere for Abbeymen in their pursuit of knowledge. The Very Rev. Father Walter, O.S.B., Ph.D., Chan- cellor of the College addresses the Convocation. The climax of many years labor, the venerable Father Michael Mclnerney, O.S.B., receives the degree Doctor of Literature (Lit.DJ from St. Vincent ' s College. He is replying to the citation honoring him. ■ 1 Father Gabriel, O.S.B., B.S. Libr. Sc, the Director of the Library is explaining his joy and happiness with his new library. The guest speaker at the Convocation, the Rev. Father Harold Gardiner, S.J., literary editor of America, is delivering his address. STUDENT DIRECTORY NAME Abercrombie, Billy J. Albrycht, Chester P. Babb, James, G., Jr. Baker, Joseph E. Barker, Richard D. Barret, John W. Bauer, Godfrey, F. Beam, Albert C. Bistany, Joseph D. Blanchard, Charles C. Bowden, Charles A. Brandon, John R. Brown, Ronnie J. Browne, David L. Burnett, Fr. Oscar Campbell, Thomas W. Cannon, John G. Canter, William H. Chu, Francis Wu-Ding Cloninger, Paul T. Condon, Robert A. Cooper, Robert F. Crunkleton, Ted Cusick, Patrick A. Davis, William H. De Santo, Donald R. Earle, Wilmer B. Fadel, Sam Falls, Moffatt H. Ferguson, John R. ' Fesler, Shaun, J. SENIORS PARENTS (unless married) 124 E. Glendale Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C Mr. Mrs. Frank Albrycht Walnut St., Southington, Conn. 209 W. Rankin Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James G. Babb 719 E. Worthington Ave., Charlotte 3, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Baker 207 Edgedale Drive, High Point, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Barker 117 Mt. Vernon East, East Weymouth, Mass. Mr. Mrs. John W. Barret 475 N. E. 86th St., Miami, Fla. Rye, N. Y. 220 N. Alexander, Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Beam Route 2, Dallas, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Elias J. Bistany 1902 Wood-Dale Terr., Charlotte 3, N. C. 404-B Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James H. Bowden Nazareth Station, Raleigh, N. C. 1921 Dilworth Rd., W., cnarlotte 3, N. C. P. 0. Box 111, W. Cramerton, N. C. Davis Park Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Box 2537, W. Station, Gastonia, N. C. Mrs. Mary Alice Browne 132 Orchard St., Mount Airy, N. C. Calvin Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C. Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. William A. Campbell 2224 Memorial Ave., Roanoke, Va. Mr. Mrs. John C. Cannon 13838 Flanders, Wyandotte, Mich. 18 Perfection Ave., Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Horace B. Canter 401 No. Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Shao-Liang Chu 14, 17th Lane, Chungsan S. Rd. Taipei, Taiwan, China Ethel Drive, Stanley, N. C. Mrs. Mary Teresa Condon 6 Piedmont Ave., Charleston 39, S. C. Mr. Mrs. Melvin G. Cooper 137 Indiana St., Rochester 9, N. Y. 307 So. Holland, Dallas, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John H. Daly 202 E. 4th Ave., Rome, Ga. 405 Pine St., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John P. Davis 208 So. Weldon St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs Rocco A. DeSanto 3512 Friendly Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Apt. CA-23, Willow St., Clover, S. C. Mrs Amina B. Fadel 2625 Croydon Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Hope Falls Route 1, Gastonia, N. C. 904 No. Highland, Gastonia, N. C. Mrs. Catharine Fesler 263 Drake Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. PHONE Day Rel. Boarder Rel. COURSE VA 7-4007 D-M A.B.(Bus.) MA 8-9263 D-C A.B.(Bus.) VA 7-4944 ED 3-8177 D-C A.B.(Bus.) 6-8537 B-C A.B.(Soc) ED 5-5959 D-C A.B.(Acct.) PL 9-0958 D-C A.B.(Soc) RY7-2554 D-C A.B.(Bus.) WA 2-3469 D-M A.B.(Bus.) ED 4-9259 D-C A.B.(Bus.) FR 7-6952 D-C A.B.(Bus.) TE 3-4593 D-C A.B.(Soc) ED 2-1381 D-P A.B.(Bus.) D-B A.B.(Bus.) 1109-W D-C A.B.(Bus.) TA 5-8469 D-C A.B.(Phil.) PE 3-4791 B-C A.B.(Bus.) D-B A.B.(Bus.) UN 5-4950 D-B A.B.(Bus.) B-C A.B.(Phil.) CO 3-2907 D-L A.B.(Bus.) RA 2-1542 B-C A.B.(Phil.) HU 2-0357 B-C A.B.(Soc) D-M A.B.(Hist.) 2-0057 D-C B.B.(Chem.) VA 7-3033 UN 5-4239 D-M A.B.(Bus.) BR 2-7095 B-C A.B.(Bus.) AC 2-9942 D-P A.B.(Bus.) ED 3-2768 D-Orthodox C A.B.(Acct) UN 7-6719 D-P A.B.(Bus.) UN 4-4415 D-P A.B.(Bus.) NE 3-8065 D-P A.B.fBus.) 164 STUDENT DIRECTORY NAME Field, Charles A., Jr. Fleming, George Fogarty, James A. Foley, David M. Ford, Donald R. Fredell, Donald L. Fritch, Thomas T. Furman, Robert B., Jr. Glendy, Robert E., Jr. Grayson, Miss Norma J. Guthrie, William E. Harding, Francis B., Jr. Harper, William F., Jr. Harris, Wiley C. Harvey, Gerald D. Hatley, Klendyl L. Hayes, Cecil M. Haygood, James R. Hennessey, Thomas A. Hiter, Sylvester W. Jamison, Zean C, Jr. Jenkins, George S. Kanipe, Donald R. Keffe, John F. Kennedy, Frank C. Kerr, William E. Lawing, Nolan D. Lazorik, Robert T. Ledford, Leon E. Leonhardt, William S. Lewis, Donald K. Lineberger, Jackie R. McConnell, William W., Jr. McCoig, Ralph J. SENIORS PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Field 1827 White Oak Rd„ Raleigh, N. C. 1701 Queens Rd., W., Charlotte, N. C. P. O. Box 10372 Mr. Mrs. John J. Fogarty 410 E. Jones St., Savannah, Ga. Mr. Mrs. Neil D. Foley 3330 Windsor Dr., Charlotte 7, N. C. P. 0. Box 383, Belmont, N. C. 1511 West Walnut St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Walton S. Fritch 2969 Downing Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Robert B. Furman 4116 Brenton Dr., Dayton, Ohio 405 Pine Street, Mt. Holly, N. C. Drs. Robert E. Glendy 116 Mountain Ave., S. E., Roanoke, Va. Mr. Mrs. T. A. Belk 419 So. Main St., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Grayson 107 Bessemer Rd., Gastonia, N. C. 411 E. So. Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Francis B. Harding 4902 Flanders Ave., Kensington, Md. Calvin Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. William F. Harper 511 Ebb Place, Charlotte 9, N. C. 349-C Wakefield Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 307 Cherry, Belmont, N. C. 2600 McClintock Rd., Charlotte 5, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Carl O. Hayes 322 So .Webb, Gastonia, N. C. 408 W. Harvie Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Dr. M. J. O ' Brien 2550 Henry St., Augusta, Ga. 302 (Armstrongs), North Main Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Sylvester R. Hiter 412 First Ave., W., Hendersonville, N. C. 2510 Kenmore Ave., Charlotte 4, N. C. 1334 Woodland Dr., Charlotte 5, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Clayton L. Kanipe, 607 N. Central Ave., Belmont, N. C. Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. 1714 Cliffwood, Charlotte, N. C. 1248 Morgan St., Gastonia, N. C. P. O. Box 231 or 302 S. Main, Mt. Holly, N. C. 1614 Poston Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Leonard D. Ledford 507 Lower Dallas Rd., Gastonia, N. C. P. O. Box 272, Bessemer City, N. C. Mr. Mrs. J. Fred Lewis 2217 Lowell Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Hall Street, rJelmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. W. W. McConnell 12 West Madiso n St., York, S. C. 60 Rhyne St., Belmont, N. C. PHONE Day Rel. Boarder Kel. COURSE TE 3-2237 B-C A.B.(Bus.) FR 7-2594 D Post-Grad. AD 2-6850 B-C A.B.(Bus.) ED 4-6671 B-C A.B.(Hist.) TA 5-8903 D-M A.B.(Bus.) UN 4-1391 D-B A.B.(Bus.) EV 9-1778 B-C A. B. (Hist.) RA 9040 B-C B.S.(Chem.) DI 2-1490 D-C A.B.(Hist.) VA 7-3092 UN 4-1102 D-M A.B.(Hist) D-B A.B.(Bus.) OL 7-2459 D-C A.B.(Bus.) JA 3-6755 B-C A.B.(Bus.) D-C A.B.(Bus.) VA 7-3157 D-B A.B.(Phil.) FR 5-3911 D-B A.B.(Bus.) UN 5-4876 D-B A.B.(Bus.) UN 4-2835 D-E A.B.(Bus.) 6-4288 D-C B.S.(Dent.) OX 3-6385 B-C A.B.(Bus.) ED 4-7643 D-P 894 A.B.(Bus.) ED 4-5125 D-P A.B.(Bus.) TA 5-2703 D-M A.B.(Eng.) TA 5-8469 D-C Post-Grad. D-C A.B.(Eng.) UN 5-4167 D-P A.B.(Bus.) VA 7-2046 D-M A.B.(Bus.) UN 7-7634 D-C A.B.(Bus.) UN 4-2214 D-B A.B.(Bus.) MA 9-3230 D-B A.B.(Bus.) UN 5-2417 D-L A.B.(Bus.) D-M A.B.(Bus.) MU 4-4987 D-P A.B.(Bus.) D-B A.B.(Soc) STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS NAME Maher, Brian P. Manion, Eugene J. Massi, Julian W. Moffett, Benton J. Morrison, Robert C. B. Mullally, Francis J. Munzenrider, John E. Murphy, John P. O ' Connell, Michael J. O ' Gorman, Louis J. Oliff, George A. Parks, Kenneth H., Jr. Pecoraino, Fr. Dominic A. Pendleton, Arthur J. Perez, Marco A. Plummer, Ray J. Porzio, Fr. Clement Rabb, Melvin D. W: 9-17-58 Rankin, James R. Reps, Francis M. Richardson, Charles F. Ros, Timothy R. Santore, Michael J. Schmidt, Earl R. Stewart, Robert A. Stewart, Tommy A. Sullivan, Dennis R. Suttle, Robert L. Trombino, Frank A., Jr. Vaught, C. Thomas Wade, Charles P. PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. Adrian W. Maher 1087 W. Broad St., Stratford, Conn. Mr. Mrs. Michael G. Manion 1812 Lyndhurst Ave., Charlotte 3, N. C. 3120 Graymont Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Mark I. Moffett 1705 Scott Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 1301 Cloniger Ave., Gastonia, N. C. (Keith Baucom 561-C Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John M. Munzenrider 3423 Westmount Dr., Aiken, S. C. Route 1, Box 386, Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Louis J. O ' Connell 2509 Bellevue Ave., Augusta, Ga. Farm House, Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. J. Farrell O ' Gorman Blackville, S. C. Mrs. Virginia M. Oliff 4515 E. Main St., Richmond, Va. 405 Pine St., Mt. Holly, N. C. 1044 Tanglewood Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. Chapel Hill, N. C. Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. Narragansett, R. I. Mr. Mrs. Enrique Perez Bogota 347, Lima, Peru 524 E. Blvd, Charlotte 3, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Johnny E. Plummer Rt. 6, Box 789-R, Charlotte, N. C. Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. 199 Front St., Cramerton, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James R. Rankm 1402 Circle Drive, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Francis M. Reps 409 Ferris St., South Amboy, N. J. Miss Loraine Mellon 303 So. Main, Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Allen T. Richardson 1424 Park Dr. No. 3, Charlotte 4, N. C. 2118% E. 5th St., Charlotte, 4, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Cono Santore 32-76 43 St., Long Island 3, N. Y. Mrs. Cecila Mahinske 2701 E. Rothgeb Dr., Raleigh, N. C. 407% Gaston Ave., Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James E. Stewart 1540 Gordon St., Lynchburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. Samuel McAuley Stewart New Hope Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mrs. Marion T. Sullivan 45 Linden Lane, Princeton, N. J. 1609 Kenilworth, Charlotte 2, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Frank A. Trombino 106 Montezuma St., Lyons, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Clarence B. Vaught 138-A Bibb St„ Charleston, S. C. Mr. Hand, 305 So Main St., Belmont, N. C. Mrs. Rosalie T. Wade 906 Dinwiddie St., Portsmouth, Va. Day Rel. PHONE Boarder Rel. COURSE ED 7-0345 B-C A.B.(Bus.) FR 5-7168 DC A.B.(Soc) ED 3-6337 ED 2-6040 D-L D-C A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Acct) UN 5-1519 FR 6-1629 D-B D-C B.S.(Chem.) A.B.(Bus.) MI 8-5969 B-C B.S.(Chem.) VA 7-2016 RE 3-5306 D-P D-C A.B.(Bus.) B.S.(Dent.) VA 7-2758 2051 B-C A.B.(Soc) MI 3-3933 D-C B.S.(Chem.) VA 7-3033 UN 4-2503 D-B A.B.(Bus.) TA 5-8469 D-C A.B.(Phil.) TA 5-8469 D-C Post-Grad. 3-8528 D-C A.B.(Bus.) ED 4-1829 ED 9-6849 DP Post-Grad. TA 5-8469 D-C A.B.(Phil.) D-B Post-Grad. UN 5-4206 D-P A.B.(Bus.) PD 1-0047 D-C A.B.(Eng.) TA 5-2723 ED 3-5651 D-C A.B.(Soc. Sc.) FR 5-3902 D-C B.S.(Chem.) RA 8-4194 B-C B.S.(Chem.) B-C B.S.(Med.) VI 5-5800 B-C A.B.(Bus.) UN 5-3495 D-P A.B.(Bus.) WA 4-2154 B-C A.B.(Soc) FR 7-6303 DM A.B.(Phil.) WH 6-6328 B-C A.B.(Soc) SO 6-3587 D-C A.B(Phil.) TA 5-8454 EX 7-2660 B-C A.B.(Hist.) STUDENT DIRECTORY JUNIORS JUNIOR Abernethy, Miss Pauline J. Alley, Ralph L., Jr. Allman, Leon P. Antoniewicz, Jan M. Baker, Mrs. Elizabeth H. or R. A. Barker, Jerry L. Bender, John J., Jr. Bennett, Jack D. Bishop, Howard E. Boulus, William M. Brackett, Gary D. Braswell, Lorenzo B., Jr. Brewer, Fr. Mark A. Marcus A. Cadmus, John R. Campbell, James A. Carroll, Thurston D. Carson, Mrs. Marjorie L. N. M., Jr. Chastain, Fred S., Jr. Clair, Francis P. Cline, Ralph D. Cobb, Albert B. Corey, Clark F., Ill Cornwell, Richard G. Costner, Ted R. White, Charles W. Whitley, Joseph M. Wiley, Russell J. Wilkes, Craig R. Woods, James W. York, James W. ♦VETERANS PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. James R. Abernethy Box 630, Plant Allen, Belmont, N. C. 5129 Glenham Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Dennis D. Allman, 311 Hovis Circle, Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Michael Antoniewicz 315 So. Ellis St., Salisbury, N. C. 401 Baker St., Gastonia, N. C. 1005 Union Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Dr. Mrs. John J. Bender South Main, Red Springs, N. C. Mrs. Ida B. Bennett 22 Bennett Dr., Kings Mountain, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Howard E. Bishop 4826 Givenfett PI., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Mike Boulus 95 Brumley St., Concord, N. C 407 N. Ida St., Gastonia, N. C. Lake Lee, Monroe, N. C. Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Cadmus 119 Watchung Ave. Montclair, N. J. Miss Featherstone, Popular St. Belmont, N. C. 101 Spencer Ave., Ranlo, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. William B. Carroll, Jr. 524 E. Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. 303 E. Maryland Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Fred S. Chastain 1801 W. Davidson Ext., Gastonia, N. C. Mrs. Elma P. Clair 27 Oak Forest Dr, Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Hand, 305 So. Main St. Belmont, N. C. 1903 East Hemlock, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James A. Cobb Cobb Street, Lowell, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Clark F. Corey, Jr. 2104 Clematis St., Sarasota, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Samuel G. Cornwell 2000 Winter St., Charlotte 9, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Oscar R. Costner Route 2, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Charles W. White 707 Neil St., (P. 0. Box 766), Gastonia, N.C. Mrs. Essie R. Whitley 303 E. 10th St., Washington, N. C. 1409 B Burdock Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Trellis C. Wilkes 1512 Kendwood Dr., Hartsville, S. C. Mr. Mrs. John W. Woods 11 Brown, Martinsville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Hal E. York Stowe Ave., Asheboro, N. C. Alice Ave., Belmont, N. C. PHONE Day Rel. Boarder Rel. COURSE TA 5-8176 DM A.B.(Edu.) .IA 3-6377 D-L B.S.(Chem.) EX 9-1937 B.S.(Eng.) 6044-W B-C A.B.(Hist.) UN 4-1140 DP A.B.(Soc. Sc.) UN 5-3013 D-M A.B.(Bus.) 2641 D-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 986 D-M A.B.(Bus.) JA 3-0779 D-P A.B.(Bus.) ST 2-6271 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 D-B A.B.(Bus.) AT 3-8464 D-B A.B.(Bus.) D-C A.B.fPhil.) PI 4-5565 D-C A.B.(Bus.) VA 4-3346 D-M D-B MA 9-2750 D-M UN 5-2578 D-B SO 6-3340 D-C UN 4-1704 D-B VA 4-3546 D-B RI 3-4835 B-C FR 6-5619 D-M VA 4-1110 D-B UN 5-1555 D-M 1257-W D-C FR 7-2823 D-P ED 2-7602 B-C ME 2-2305 B-C 3884 D-M AB.(Bus.) B.S.(Chem.) A.B.(Soc. Sc.) A.B.(Soc) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Acct.) A. B. (Hist.) A.B.(Bus-) A.B.(Soc) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) B.S.(Vet.) A.B.(Bus.) I ■ ' _ — - STUDENT DIRECTORY NAME Cowhig, Joseph W., Jr. Crouch, Jack M. Dawley, Robert E. Delaney, Stephen B. Dewberry, William E. Di Muro, Richard J. Donahue, Robert H. Dudko, Stanley J. Eller, Keith P. Farrar, Albert A., Ill Featherstone, Ernest H. Filsoof, Fuad F. Foster, Fr. Francis Phillip J. Fuccella, Lawrence M. Gaston, Charles E., Jr. Greenlee, John E. Griffin, John R., Jr. Halligan, Francis J. Hanley, Richard P. Harkey, Thomas A. Henson, Miss Mary C. Jackson, Carl R. Johnson, Donald L. Johnston, Donald F. Jordan, William P. Karriker, C. W. Kellar, A. Grayson Kellar, Jerry L. Kelley, Herbert H. Kennedy, Joe L. Knox, George W., Ill JUNIORS PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Cowing 2216 Springdale Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ernest H. Crouch P. 0. Box 788, Wells St. Kings Mountain 2, N. C. Mrs. Mary C. Dawley 11 Felicia Rd., Melrose 76, Mass. Mr. Mrs. John J. Delaney 1912 Crescent Ave., Charlotte 7, N. C. Route 1, P. 0. Box 209, Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James DiMuro 58 McArdle St., Rochester 11, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Laurence J. Donahue 25 Lookout Ave., North Providence, R. I. Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Dudko Box 152 A, Benett ' s Bridge Rd. Simpsonville, S. C. 238 8th Ave., Cramerton, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Albert A. Farrar. Jr. Rt. 1, Box 83, Mt. Holly, N. C. Rt. 2, Springwood Section, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. David Filsoof Salezar Ave., Teheran. Iran Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. Willard, Ohio Mr. Mrs. L awrence Fuccella 4312 Kensington Ave., Richmond 21, Va. Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Gaston, 1322 Brightwood Dr., Savannah, Ga. Mr. Mrs. James W. Greenlee 801 Davis Park Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John R. Griffin 1208 Jones St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Halligan 76 Cassatt Ave., Berwyn, Pa. Dr. Mrs. Fleming J. Hanley 223 Coral Lane, Palm Beach, Fla. Mr. Mrs. J. Benton, 113 Amer. St., Mt. Holly, N. C. 501-C Wakefield Drive. Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Garnett N. Henson 2963 Whitson Rd., Gastonia, N. C. 500 Belmont Rd., Belmont, N. C. 218 So. Oakland, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John H. Johnston 317 Nassau PI., Gastonia, N. C. Dr. Mrs. William P. Jordan 505 Belmont St., Windsor, N. C. 1708 W. 3rd Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Arnold W. Kellar 508 E. Maple St., Gastonia, N. C. 1210 West Third, Gastonia, N. C. Ave. Mr. Mrs. William M. Keliey 110 Orchard St., Belmont, N. C. 2917 E. Long Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. George W. Knox, Jr. 2019 Perry Ave., Wilmington, N. C. ' Miss Clara Armstrong, 302 So. Main St Belmont, N. C. PHONE Day Rel. Boarder Rel. COURSE FR 7-3948 D-C A.B.(Bus.) 749 D-M A.B.(Bus.) VA 5-9044 D-C A.B.(Bus.) FR 5-7231 DC A.B.(Eng.) VA 7-3746 D-C AB.(Bus.) FA 8-6918 B-C A.B.(Hist.) EL 3-3751 B-C A.B.(Acct.) CE 3-4625 B-C A.B. Bus.) VA 4-2065 D-B A.B. Bus.) VA 7-2204 D-M A.B.(Acct) VA 7-2334 D-B B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 4-5436 3-5640 B-Jewish B.S.fEngr.) 3-2 TA 5-8469 D-C A.B.(Phil.) EL 3-9888 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 EL 5-3567 D-B A.B.(Eng.) UN 5-4038 D-B A.B.(Bus.) UN 5-3535 D-B B.S.(Pre-Den) BR 0520-W B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 TE 2-5347 D-C A.B.(Hist.) ED 2-1676 D-M A.B.(Bus.) UN 5-4873 D-M A.B.(Eng-) VA 7-2964 D-M B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 UN 4-1523 D-B A.B.(Bus.) UN 7-9973 D-M A.B.(Bus.) PY 4-2266 B-C B.S.(Med.) D-B A.B.(Acct.) UN 5-8452 D-B A.B.(Acct.) UN 5-1731 D-B A.B.(Bus.) TA 5-8818 D-B B.S.(Pre-Den) D-B A.B.(Bus.) RO 2-8597 D-C A.B.(Hist.) STUDENT DIRECTORY JUNIORS NAME Koon, William H. Kuykendoll, James C. Lavelle, John L., Jr. Ledwitch, John W., Jr. Lineberger, Jerry W. Long. Mrs. Virginia B. M. R. McClure, Frederic L. McDermott, Patrick J. McKeithan, Jack F. McLoughlin, Joseph A. McNeely, Jack D. McNeil, James D. Manion, Michael J. Marshall, Sam K., Jr. Mathews, Miss Julia A. Meyer, Richard W. Milligan, Thomas E. Moton, Lawrence A., Jr. Murphy, Martin H. Murray, Richard T. O ' Connor, Philip J. O ' Leary, Charles J. Pasour, Jerry F. Payne, Bobby G. Poole, Harold D. Puskar, John A. Putnam, Arthur L. Rawlings, Robert H. Ricci, George B. PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Koon 2423 Toomey Ave., Charlotte 3, N. C. P. O. Box 294, Lowell, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John L. Lavelle 82 Maple St., Charleston, S. C. Mr. Hand, 305 So. Main St. Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John W. Ledwitch 3601 Huntington Ave., Newport News, Va. Mr. Mrs. Worth H. Lineberger 524 W. 3rd Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Rt. 2, Box 261, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Max A. McClure 42 Ranlo Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Frederick J. McDermott 3307 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Mr. Mrs. Lonnie C. McKeithan 611 E. Hamlet Ave., Hamlet, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John J. McLoughlin 334 Park Place, Brooklyn 34, N. Y. Mrs. Patterson, 405 Pine St., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mrs. Margaret L. McNeely 510 N. Styres St., Cherryville, N. C. 1813 Kenilworth Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 501-A. Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Sam K. Marshall 205 W. 4th Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Dr. Mrs. Joseph A. Mathews McAdenville Rd., Belmont, N. C. ' r Belmont Abbey College, Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Meyer 22 Carnegie Dr., Princeton, N. J. 103 Central Ave., Belmont, N. C. 3815 Carlyle Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Lawrence A. Moton 1203 Poston Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth M. Murphy Oak Trail, Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Kenton L. Murray 1518 W. Ocean View Ave., Norfolk 3, Va. Mrs. Loretta W. O ' Connor 1207 Heath St., Augusta, Ga. Mr. Mrs. Charles J. O ' Leary 1664 Mt. Vernon, Petersburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. Claude S. Pasour Rt. 1, Dallas, N. C. Mr. Lawrence McKinley Payne 9 Park St., Smyre Station Gastonia, N. C. Route 2, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John M. Puskar 27 Leon Rd., Pittsburgh 20, Pa. Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Putnam 1127 E. 7th Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Gilbert H. Rawlings 38 High Service Ave., North Providence 11, R. I. Mr. Mrs. Fernando Ricci 69 Judd St., Bristol, Conn. PHONE Dav Rel. Boarder Rel. COURSE ED 2-4672 D-None A.B.IEng.-) (Hist.) VA 4-1209 D-B A.B.(Eng.) RA 3-2051 D-C A.B.(Bus.) 2-0818 B-C A.B.(Phil.) UN 5-2667 D-L B.S.IEngr.) 2-2 VA 4-1740 D-B A. B. (Socio.) VA 4-2366 D-M A.B.(Acct.) EL 9-4338 B-C A.B.fBus.) 1426 B-M A.B.(Hist.) NEA 4370 D-C A.B.fBus.) D-P A.B.(Hist.) FR 7-5626 D-M A.B.(Bus.) FR 5-5190 D-C AB.(Hist.) UN 5-3296 D-E A.B.(Acct.) TA 5-5976 D-C A.B.(Eng.) WA 4-1629 A.B.(Soc) EX 9-7292 D-E B.S.IEngr.) 3-2 UN 5-1635 D-L B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 VA 7-4369 D-B B.S.(Pre-Den) JU 8-0535 B-C A.B.(Soc) RE 3-5329 B-C A.B.(Acct.) RE 2-7206 B-C A.B.(Phil.) WA 2-3539 D-L A.B.fBus.) VA 4-1367 D-M A.B.(Eng.) VA 7-2228 D-B A.B.(Bus.) WA 1-0270 B-C A.B.(Eng.) UN 4-1172 D-B B.S.IEngr.) 3-2 EL 3-3478 B-C B.S.IEngr.) 3-2 LU 3-5920 B-C B.S.(Med.) ' STUDENT DIRECTORY NAME Rink, Gerald H. Schafstedde, Frank G. Smith, Robert A. Smith, Robert E. Spencer, David M. StrouD, Mrs. Ruth B. K. E. Swanson, Robert R. Tangredi, Albert J. Thompson, Wriston A., Jr. Thornton, McAlpin R. Ward, David E. Whitman, Robert L. Wicker, Angus McN. Williams, Joel K. Williams, Tommy J. Williamson, George A. Wills, John H. Woolwine, Ronald S. Zechini, Richard R. ' VETERANS JUNIORS PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. Howard F. Rink 233 Patuxent Rd., Laurel, Md. Mrs. Anna B. Schafstedde Rt. 2, Box 103, Richmond 26, Va. Mr. Mrs. Theodore R. Smith 108 Church St., Smyre, Gastonia, N. C. 112 Ann St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. David M. Spencer West Franklin St., Monroe, N. C. Withdrew: 9-27-58: Illness 600 W. Church St., Cherryville, N. C. 2212 W. Franklin Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Albert Tangredi 3090 Decatur Ave., Bronx 67, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Wriston A. Thompson 9 Garden Terrace, Asheville, N. C. Mr. Mrs. McAlpin Thornton 2150 Linwood Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Oliver L. Ward 705 Carolina Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Dixon Apt. No. 5, Belmont, N. C. Mrs. Hester B. Wicker (100 Bacon Ave ) Pinehurst, N. C. (Charlotte 8, N. C.) Mrs. Edna Mae Williams 2022 Withers Ave., Gastonia, N. C. 131 E. Depot, Concord, N. C. Rev. Mrs. Malcolm R. Williamson 1522 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte 7, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John H. Wills P. O. Box 1850, Ft. Myers, Fla. 3620 Central Ave., Charlotte,. N. C. Mr. Mrs. Andrew B. Woolwine 705 Tuckaseege Rd., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Lorenzo L. Zechini, Jr. 2091 Langhorne Rd., Lynchburg, Va. Day Rel. PHONE Boarder Rel. COURSE PA 5-1879 B-C A.B.(Bus.) AT 8-5270 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 VA 4-2347 D-Chur of God A.B.(Acct) UN 5-0566 D-B A.B.(Bus.) AT 3-3948 D-M A.B.(Bus.) ID 5-6296 D-L A.B.(Soc.Sc) UN 5-5402 D-C B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 OL 2-7456 B-C A.B.(Soc) AL 3-9436 D-C A.B.(Bus.) UN 4-1430 D-B A.B.(Bus.) UN 5-2067 DP A.B.(Bus.) TA 5-5049 D-M A.B.(Bus.) ED 4-049 ' D-P A.B.(Eng.) UN 5-8478 D-B A.B.(Bus.) ST 2-1062 D-C A.B.(Bus.) ED 2-1310 D-P B.S.(Med.) FR 6-3359 D-C A.B.(Bus.) VA 7-4755 D-P B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 VI 5-9261 B-C B.S.(Dent.) NAME Abernathy, Larry F. Adams, Jerry D. Anton, John D., Jr. Baker, Robert P. Barker, Edward D. Baumer, Thomas M. Baxter, Edward J., Jr. Bohorfoush, David J. Brett, James W. Burns, Tom P. SOPHOMORES PARENTS (Unless married) Mr. Mrs. James H. Abernathy Rt. 1, Box 485, Mt. Holly, N. C. Rt. 1, Box 216, Bessemer City, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John D. Anton 818 Modena St., Ext., Gastonia, N. C. 607 Chapel Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Barker 117 Mt. Vernon, Weymouth, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Frederick H. Baumer 4731 Blackburn Rd., Jacksonville 10, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Baxter 1803 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. C. Dr. Mrs. Joseph G. Bohorfoush V. A. Hospital, Augusta, Ga. Mr. Mrs. William J. Brett 74 Cleveland Ave., Hasbrouck Hts., N. J. Mr. Mrs. Leo E. Burns 901 So. 6th St., Atichison, Kansas 209 W. Rankin, Mt. Holly, N. C. PHONE VA 7-4209 Dav Rel. Boarder Rel. D-B MA 9-2562 D-M UN 5-3874 D-C UN 5-0453 D-B ED 5-5959 B-C EV 9-2208 B-C BR 5-4998 B-C RE 6-0261 B-C AT 8-9370 B-C 2155-J VA 7-4944 D-C COURSE B.S.(Med.T.) A.B.(Acct) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Eng.) B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 A.B. B.S.IEngr.) 2-2 A.B.(Bus.) k STUDENT DIRECTORY SOPHOMORES NAME Butler, John P. Cahill, Edward W. W: 9-30-58 Carpenter, George W. Carroll, James M. Chan, Chee K. Chant, David R. P. Coletta, Joseph R. Coletta, Louis A. Connor, Harry A. Crosby, William J., Ill Cunningham, James I. Davis, Carroll S. Dellinger, Matthew H. Dondero, Richard W. Doyle, Daniel F. Doyle, John M. Droppleman, Robert J. Edelen, William K. Elliott, Cary H. Falck, Peter E. Falletta, Joseph N. Farmer, Lamar G., Ill Favarato, Robert C. Finley, Robert B. Fortenbery, George W. Gardiner, David C. Gartland, William J. Giermanski, James R. Glover, Douglas R. PARENTS (unless married) Mrs. Bonnie D. Butler 528 E. Blvd., Charlotte 3, N. C. The Oratory P. O. Box 895, Rock Hill, S. C. 7015 Boyer St., Philadelphia 19, Pa. Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Carpenter 209 Vista Drive, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Michael Carroll 507 So. 1st Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Mrs. Marr Suk Ching Chan 3 Ngan Mok St., 4th Floor, Causeway Bay Hong Kong Most Rev. Paul Yu-Pin 80 Riverside Dr., New York 24, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Benjamine R. Chang 13 Elizabeth St., Port Jervis, N. Y. 501 W. 2nd Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Peter Coletta Burnsville, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Anthony Coletta 314 So. Willow St., Gastonia, N. C. White Lane, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. William J. Crosby, Jr. 1401 W. Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Cunningham 807 East Broad St., Falls Church, Va. 139 N. Main, Cramerton, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John W. Dellinger 204 Vivian St., Cherryville, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Walter R. Dondero 452 5th Ave., River Edge, N. J. Mr. Mrs. Daniel P. Doyle 21-28 41st St., Astoria 5, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. John A. Doyle 6 Hope Dr., Barrington, R. I. Mr. Mrs. Joseph B. Droppleman 226 Park Blvd., Clarksburg, W. Va. Dr. Mrs. Edward J. Edelen La Plata, Maryland Route 1, Stanley, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ernest A. Falck 2605 College St., Jacksonville 4, Fla. Mr. Mrs. J. T. Falletta 6216 Tidewater Dr., Norfolk, Va. Mr. Mrs. Lamar G. Farmer, Jr. 707 N. Rudolph St., Goldsboro, N. C. 404 B. Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mi 1 . Mrs. Caesar Favarato P. 0. Box 2177, Hollywood, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Griffin A. Finley Tenth St., (Box 16), Cramerton, N. C. Mr. Mrs. George W. Fortenbery 403 East Lee St., Bessemer City, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Hugh C. Gardiner, Jr. Faulkner, Maryland Mr. Mrs. Wilson J. Gartland 1488 Wales Ave., Baldwin, L. I. N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Edward Giermanski 19991 Wedgewood Dr., Grosse Pts, Woods 36, Mich. 215 No. King St., Gastonia, N. C. PHONE Day Rcl. Boarder Rel. COURSE FR 5-4998 D-C« A.B.(Bus.) 2097 D-C A.B. UN 5-3256 D-L B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 MO 4-0358 D-C A.B.(Bus.) B-None B.S.(Chem.) Port Jervis 3-3504 UN 5-5201 DP A.B. (Bus.) MU 2-2282 B-C A.B. (Bus) UN 5-1533 D-C A.B.(Bus.) UN Y-6417 D-M A.B. (Bus.) ED 4-5457 D-C B.S.(Med.) JE 4-3137 B-C A.B.(Eng.) D-M A.B.(Bus.) ID 5-6504 D-M A.B. (Bus.) CO 1-6158 B-C A.B. (Crime) RA 8-4426 B-C A.B. (Bus.) CH 5-3540 B-C A.B. (Bus.) MA 4-4490 B-C A.B(Bus.) WE 4-5801 B-C B.S.(Med.) CO 3-4843 D-lst Chr Chur A.B. (Bus.) EV 7-3116 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 MA 2-5963 B-C A.B.(Bus.) 1787-R B-C D-C A.B. (Hist.) HO 3-4408 B-C A.B.(Eng.) VA 4-1414 D-B B.S.(Chem.) MA 9-2712 D-M A.B.(Acct.) WE 4-4127 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 TU 4-4195 B-C A.B.(Eng.) UN 4-4607 D-B B.S.(Engr.) STUDENT DIRECTORY SOPHOMORES NAME Grim, Joseph M., Jr. Guiton, Preston E. Hale, Charles J. Hannan, John J. Harrington, John P., Jr. Harris, Cicero A. Heifer, Leo A. Hodges, Robert W. Hodulik, Stephen M. Holloway, Bennie M. Hunter, Jerry J. Jenkins, Robert J. Jepsen, George P. Jones, Glenn A., Jr. Kowalski, John A. Landry, Richard A. Leffler, Carl T. Leonard, John W., Jr. McCorry, Peter G. McLoughlin, Brendan A. Malinowski, Thaddeus A. Mannarino, Mario R. Meserve, Jeremiah J. Morlino, Anthony J. Mullen, James A. Murphy, John A. Norwood, Graham E. O ' Brien, John R. O ' Neill, Joseph G., Jr. O ' Neill, (Joseph) Martin PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Grim, Sr 305 37th St., S. E., Washington, D. C. Mrs. Mary J. Guiton 314 E. Washington Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Hale 56 Main St., Arkport, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. William H. Hannan 2310 E. Ashland Ave., Baltimore 5, Maryland Mr. John P. Harrington 42-25 Forley St., Elmhurst 73, N. Y. Park St., (P. 0. Box 445) Lowell, N. C Mr. Mrs. L. A. Heifer 812 Jackson St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Roebuck B. Hodges 4915 Killam Ave., Norfolk 8, Va. Mr. Mrs. Stephen J. Hodulik 521 Main Street, Allendale, S. C. Mr. Mrs. John E. Holloway 215 So. Main St., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Mack J. Hunter C.M.R. 523, Box 581-A Charlotte 8, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Earnest R. Jenkins 203 W. Rankin Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C. The Oratory Rock Hill 434 Charlotte Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. 1006 Hometrail, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Anthonv Z. Kowalski Seville Blvd., Sayville, N. Y. 1407 Jackson Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Miss Kay V. Faughnan (Guardian) 536-72nd St., Brooklyn 9, N. Y . Mr. Mrs. John W. Leonard, Sr. Oak Trail, Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Raphael V. McCorry 7001 Narrows Ave., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. William McLoughlin 95 West 162nd St., New York 52, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Florijan Malinowski 27 Gutler St., Caryville, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Ferdinando Mannarino 3287 Decatur Ave., New York 67, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Norman A. Meserve 1525 Madison Ave., Florence, S. C. Mr. Mrs. Vito Morlino, Jr. 101 Douglas Ave., Portsmouth, Va. Mr. Mrs. Gilbert P. Mullen 305 East 38th St., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. Mrs. Alice V. Murphy 21 Gorham Ave., Westport, Conn. Mr. Mrs. Edward S. Norwood 1807 Fort Mahone Ave., Petersburg, Va. Mrs. Margaret G. O ' Brien 218 W. Virginia Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Joseph G .O ' Neill 1208 Greenwood Cliff, Charlotte 3, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Joseph H. O ' Neill 50 Smith St., Ware Shoals, S. C. Day Rel. PHONE Boarder Rel. COURSE LU 4-7075 B-C A.B. MA 9-2457 D-B A.B.(Bus.) 7639 B-C A.B.(Phil.) OR 5-1259 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 HA 9-7960 B-C A.B. VA 4-1252 UN 5-3957 D-B D-C A.B.(Bus.) AB. MA 5-3431 B-C A.B. B-C B.S.(Pharm) VA 7-4965 D-M A.B.(Eng.) EX 9-6131 D-M B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 VA 7-4967 D-B A.B. (Bus.) 2097 D-C A.B. (Phil.) UN 5-5452 D-B A.B. (Bus.) SA 4-1722 B-C A.B. (Bus.) UN 5-3128 D-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 SH 5-2656 B-C B.S.(Chem.) VA 7-3466 D-M A.B.(Journ.) SH 8-9880 B-C A.B.(Acct.) LU 8-8923 B-C A.B.(Bus.) B-C B.S.(Engr.) TU 2-6776 B-C B.S.(Chem.) 8948 B-C A.B. (Law) EX 7-6372 D-C A.B.(Phil.) IN 2-6154 B-C A.B.(Eng.) CA 7-2514 B-C A.B. (Hist.) RE 2-9293 B-C A.B.(Bus.) MA 9-2543 D-L A.B.(Acct.) ED 3-7845 D-C A.B. GL 6-7788 B-C B.S.IEngr.) 3-2 172 STUDENT DIRECTORY SOPHOMORES NAME Ouchark, William F. Palomo, Benigno M. Parker, Richard W. Pettit, Jerry E. Quick, Kenneth G. Rhyne, Richard D. Rizk, Louis D. Robinson, John W., Jr. Rodriguez, Engrique C. Romeo, Joseph P., Jr. Sellers, Bennie R. Smith, James L Smith, John B. Snyder, William L. Sparrow, James W. Tagley, Peter E. Tart, Lewis W., Jr. Thompson, James R., Jr. Tobin, Thomas M. Von Bargen, Helmuth J. Walsh, Kevin J. Walsh, Maurice J., Ill Warden, Robert K. Wcstenhaver, Charles G., Jr. Willis, Roger M. PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. William H. Ouchark 702 Tanyard St., Williamsburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. Vicente G. Palomo Barrigada, Guam Gaston Ave., Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James W. Parker Rt. 6, Box 720-A, Charlotte 2, N. C. Gen. Del. East P. O., Gastonia, N. C. 298, 13th St., Cramerton, N. C. New Street, (Box 597), Stanley, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Louis Rizk 546 W. 46th Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Mrs. John W. Robinson Route 1, Kings Mountain, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Enrique Rodriguez Calle 7th No. 201, Apt. 5 Vedado, Havana, Cuba Mr. W. H. Hand 305 So. Main, Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Paul Romeo 2523 No. Jefferson St., Arlington 7, Va. 1058 Sheridan Court, Gastonia, N. C. 312 Memorial Dr., Clover, S. C. Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Smith Summit Park Rd., Spring Valley, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Leo W. Snyder 4122 Edmunds St., N. W. Washington 7, D. C. Mrs. Marion McGuire 459 Beach 129 St., Belle Harbor 94, N. Y Mr. Mrs. Philip G. Tagley 16 Barnes Lane, Garden City, N. Y. 708 Dogwood Dr., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. James R. Thompson, Sr. 51 Rounds Ave., Riverside, R. I. Mr. Mrs. John J. Tobin 214 Plumbridge Dr., Levittown, Pa. Mr. Mrs. John W. Von Bargen Rt. 6, Shrub Oak, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. John P. Walsh 269 Nassau Ave., Manhasset, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Maurice J. Walsh, Jr. 1209 York Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. H. Robert K. Warden 2654 Chilton PI., Charlotte 7, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Charles G. Westenhaver Rt. 2, Box 50K, Williamsburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. Jarvis Willis 700 Bellview St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Dav Rcl. PHONE Buarder Rel. COURSE CA 9-2889 B-C A.B. D-C A.B.(Acct.) VA 7-4800 DP B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 UN 4-4509 D-B A.B. (Bus.) VA 4-1882 D-P A.B. CO 3-2258 D-P A.B. (Bus.) EL 3-3296 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 MA 9-2841 D-P B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 FO 1709 DC B.S. KE 8-5187 B-C A.B.(Acct.) UN 4-4196 D-L A.B.(Acct.) AC 2-9905 D-M A.B.(Acct.) SP6-0248-W B-C A.B.(Bus.) EM 2-3403 B-C B.S.fEngr.) 3-2 NE 4-4649 B-C A.B. (Bus.) PI 7-3997 B-C A.B. (Bus.) D-C B.S.fEngr.) 3-2 GE 4-3098 B-C B.S.(Med.) WI 5-3103 D-C A.B. (Phil.) IA 8-9143 First B-Reform Chur of Am A.B. (Bus.) MA 7-0143 B-C B.S.(Biol.) UN 5-2485 D-C B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 ED 2-6646 D-C A.B. (Bus.) CA 9-2474 B-C B.S.(Phys.) PA 2-9553 B-C A.B.(Hist.) ' VETERANS — STUDENT DIRECTORY NAME Aiken, Charles C. Bain, Edward H., Jr. Balducei, Gerald L. Bennett, James S. Bertekap, Gerald R. Blankenship, Steele E. Bolick, Charles S. Bradshaw. Robert F. W: 9-27-58 Brake, Francis B. Brooks, Robert A. Bryant, Arvell D. Bumgardner, Leonard L., Jr. Byers, Dewey E. Caldwell, James D. W: 9-19-58 Caven, John W., Jr. Carter, David F. Coleman, Luther E. Cornelius, Benjamin A. Cottrell, Frank E. D ' Angelo, Michael J. Daughtrv, James F., Ill W: 9-11-58 Dioguardi, Bernard J. Dollard, Robert P., Jr. Eldridge, Joseph H. Elmore, Donald L. Ferri, Bernard 0. Finley, Robert E. Fletcher, Thomas J. Flowers, Jack M. Forgette, Dale R. Frye, Carl H. FRESHMEN PARENTS (unless married) Box 919, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Edward H. Bain Crozet, Virginia Mr. Mrs. Umberto J. Balducei. Jr. 907 Pensacola Ave., Richmond, Va. Mr. Mrs. James J. Bennett 22 Union St., Freeport, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Julius Bertekap 787 King George Rd., Fo rds, N. J. Mr. Mrs. Ben M. Blankenship 307 V 2 Midland Ave., N., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Frank E. Jones Rutherford St., Wadesboro, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Coy T. Bradshaw 320 So. Weldon St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Jasper B. Rrake P. O. Box 912, Rocky Mount, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Leon A. Brooks 7409 So. Halprin Dr., Norfolk 3, Va. 355 Woodlawn Ave., Cramerton, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Leonard L. Bumgardner 709 So. Avon St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Dewey E. Byers 138 Acme, North Belmont, N. C. Box 68, Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John W. Caven 1336 Holmesdale Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Mrs. David R Carter 3022 Winsconsin Ave., Washington 16, D C 2229 Catham, Charlotte, N. C. The Oratory Box 895, Rock Hill, S. C. Mr. Mrs. Paul G. Cornelius 2091 N. E. 25th St., Pompano Beach, Fla Mr. Mrs. Frank E. Cottrell 953 Defoe Ave., Norfolk 13, Va. Mr. Mrs. Victor D ' Angelo 36 Millington St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. James F. Daughtry, Jr. 608 Gaston Street, Raleigh, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Jerome F. Dioguardi, Sr. Box 341, Roscoe, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Dollard 3419 Wythe Ave., Richmond 21, Va. Box 21, Belmont, N. C. 2205 Lowell Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Bernard A. Ferri 8 Gainsbourough Ave., Kingston, Jamaica, W.I. Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Finley 926 Habersham Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Fletcher 110 Odell Place, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John H. Flowers Route 1, Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. A. J. Forgette 1120 Aronow Dr., Falls Church, Va. 224 North Boyce St., Gastonia, N. C. PHONE Day Rel. Boarder Rel. COURSE UN 4-4646 VA 4-1311 D-M« A.B.(Phil.) CR 2441 B-C A.B. D-C A.B.(Phil.) FR 9-5320 B-C B.S. VA 6-3343 B-C A.B.(Bus.) EX 9-6886 D-B B.S.(Engr.) MY 4-4679 B-C A.B.(Soc) UN 5-2740 D-M B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 6-4485 B-C A.B.(Hist.) JU 7-7108 B-C B.S. (Dent.) VA 4-1403 D-Chur of God B.S.(Engr.) UN 5-1170 D-P A.B.(Bus.) VA 7-2420 D-B A.B.(Phy Ed.) D-B Part-Time EX 8-6268 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 WO 6-6163 D-C A.B.(Bus.) RH 2097 D-C A.B.(Phil.) WE 3-1932 B-C A.B.(Bus.) UL 3-6880 B-C B.S.(Chem.) MO 4-6235 B-C A.B. (Bus.) TE 2-4779 D-E A.B RO 2-2462 B-C A.B. (Hist.) EL 8-0058 B-C A.B.(Eng.) VA 7-2947 D-M A.B. (Bus.) UN 4-1334 D-M B.S.(Engr.) B-C B.S.(Med.) FR 6-1842 D-C A.B. (Bus.) BR 5-6256 B-C BS.(Med.) TA 5-8232 D-B B.S.(Med.) JE 3-7974 B-C B.S. UN 5-3634 D-B A.B. (Bus.) m m 1 1 ■ 1 M STUDENT DIRECTORY NAME Gonzales, Bernard J. Greene, Tommy L. Greene, (Michael) Keith Grice, Donovan A. Grosso, James L. Gupton, Herbert L. Hand, Edward L. Heath, Ralph D. Heles, John L. Hoffman, Cecil H. Hoover, Joe G. Huddleston, James A. Jenkins, Jerry H. Johnson, Darrow, R. Kale, Dan E. Kerr, Fred A. King, Lewis R. Koehler, Donald E. Kuykendall, Carol A. Laiewski, Andrew J. Lefort, Charles E. Long, Ronald I. Lytle, James R. MacDonald, David S. McCormack, John B. McDonnell, Brian, K. McDowall, (C) James McElveen, Malcolm J. McGrath, James T. McGreevy, William E. McLaurin, Preston L. FRESHMEN PARENTS (unless married) The Oratory Box 895, Rock Hill, S. C. Mr. Mrs. Lonnie A. Green 701 Gaston St., Dallas, N. C. 1211% Union Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Thad A. Grice Macre Ave. (Box 574), Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Angelo Grosso 64 Winding Rd., Hicksville, N. Y. Mrs. Frances C. Gupton 1 William Circle, Chapel Hill, N. C. Cedar Lane, Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Thomas L. Hand P. O. Box 10, North Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ralph L. Heath 9517 Hammett Pkwy, Norfolk 3, Va. Mr. Mrs. John B. Heles 4901 Yorktown Blvd., Arlington, Va. Mr. Mrs. Judson J. Hoffman 2008 E. Ozark Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Franklin P. Hoover Julia Ave., Belmont, N. C. 209 W. Rankin Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Lander M. Jenkins Box 92, Kings Mountain, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ernest M. Johnson 1209 Courtland Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ray D. Kale, Sr. 1002 So. Lindwood, Gastonia, N. C. Rt. 3, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Lewis R. King, Sr. 1108 Bellevue St., Greensboro, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ervin F. Koehler 659 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Beach, Fla. P. O. Box 1316 P. O. Box 294, Lowell, N. C. Lt. Col. Ladislaus J. Laiewski 211 Air Base Rd., Greenville, S. C Mr. Mrs. C. R. Lefort 302 East Park Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Earl T. Long P. O. Box 11, Indian Trail, N. C. Mr. T. J. Long, 1907-A Berryhill Rd. Charlotte 8, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John P. Lytle 61-47 77th PL, Middle Village 78, N. Y. 45-B Myrtle St., Belmont, N. C. Mrs. Audrey B. McCormack 427 John St., South Amboy, N. J. Mr. Mrs. John T. McDonnell 132 Sixth St., Port Reading, N. J. Mr. Mrs. Harrison T. McDowall 1505 Catalpa St., Goldsboro, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Leonard B. McElveen 2119 Seidenberg Ave., Key West, Fla. Mr. Mrs. James F. McGrath 224 River Rd., Red Bank, N. J. Mr. Mrs. Edward J. McGreevy P. O. Box 31, Moore, S. C. Mr. Mrs. Preston L. McLaurin 203 Kuker Ave., Florence, S. C. PHONE RH 2097 VA 7-2275 OV 1-0556 8-8228 1-264 TE 2-9593 CH 9-4742 Dav Rcl. Boarder Rel. D-C D-L D-B 4 D-B B-C D-E VA 7-4948 D-B JU 7-1953 B-C KE 8-2440 B-C UN 5-2229 D-B D-M VA 7-4944 D-P ! D-C B-C UN 5-1504 D-P UN 5-0691 D-P BR 3-7402 B-C B-C VA 4-3830 D-C CE 9-9964 B-C TE 2-5653 B-C VA 1-2373 D-M EX 2-1067 NE 9-5664 B-C TA 5-8487 D-C ' ! Parkway 1-1950 B-C ME 4-4673 B-C RE 5-4515 B-C CY 4-1735 B-C SH 1-6098 B-C 3-5808 B-C MO 2-3658 B-C COURSE A.B.(Phil.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.I Bus.) B.S.(Med.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) B.S.(Engr.) B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 A.B.(Bus.) B.S.(Engr.) B.S.lEngr.) B.S.(Engr.) B.S.lEngr.) 3-2 A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Acct.) B.S.lEngr.) 3-2 B.S.I Phys.) B.S.fEngr.) 3-2 A.B. (Bus.) B.S.lEngr.) 2-2 A.B.(Bus.) B.S.lEngr.) 3-2 A.B. B.S.lEngr.) 3-2 B.S.fBiol.) A.B (Bus.) A.B. (Bus.) B.S.lEngr.) 3-2 A.B.lBus.) STUDENT DIRECTORY FRESHMEN NAME McLean, William J., Jr. McNally, Francis X. Macknis, Robert P. Markland, Peter E. Mason, George M. Massei, Christopher S., Jr. Maxwell, William H. Mendel, Joseph C. Molteni, Frank H. Moore, Samuel R. Mu ' lins, Robert C. T. Entered: 10-10-58 Murphy, Harry H. Murphy, Patrick J. Neblett, Mortimer S., Jr. Newcomb, William J. Noblett, Charles E. Norton, Stanley P., Jr. O ' Connor, John P. O ' Connor, Samuel J. Patrick, Alphonso, Jr. Petrey, Ernest Q., Jr., Petty, Gerald T. Picard, John S. Placeman, Charles F. Quinn, Dennis M. Rex, Charles G. Rigel, (Joseph) Reuben Roach, William J., Jr. Ross, (Charles) Eugene Schmitt, Robert A. PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. William J. McLean, Sr. 1510 Midwood Drive, Gastonia, N. C. 1719 Bay St., Charlotte 4, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Macknis 70 Dwight Street, Ansonia, Conn. Mr. Mrs. Earl L. Markland Rt. 1, Box 362, Markland Lane Delray Beach, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Richard H. Mason Country Club Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Christopher S. Massei, Sr. 2616 Monument Ave., Richmond 20, Va. Mr. Mrs. William M. Maxwell 332 Belton Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Felix E. Mendel, Jr. 710 E. Main St., Cherryville, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Frank F. Molteni Green Acres Rd., Bristol, Va. Mr. Mrs. Benjamin F. Moore Rt. 2, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Mullins 207 Nassau Ave., Manhasset, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Murphy Rt. 1, Stanley, N. C. Mrs. Grace A. Connolly (Guardian) 30-45 Hobart St. .Woodside 77, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Mortimer S. Neblett 1223 Country Club Rd., Wilmington, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Newcomb Box 146, Stanley, N. C. Mrs. Bessie R. Noblett 207 W. Lee Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Stanley P. Norton. Sr. 1204 Jean Ct., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Mr. Mrs. John A. O ' Connor 2461 Olo Colony Rd., East Point, Ga. Mr. Mrs. Samuel J. O ' Connor 84 Inlet Terrace, Belmar, N. J. Mr. Mrs. Alphonso Patrick 529 W. Monroe St., Salisbury, N. C. Mrs. Ethel Henderson 222 Cedar St., Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ernest Q. Petrey, Jr. 2540 Armstrong Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Felder A. Petty Rt. 2, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Henry G. Picard Seminole Golf Club, Rivera Beach, Fla. Mr. Mrs. C. F. Plageman 3035 Montrose Ave., Richmond, Va. Mr. Mrs. Byron P. Quinn 541 N. E. 110 Terrace, Miami 38, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Rex Rt. 3, Box 347, Hendersonville, N. C. Hebron Rd„ Hendersonville, N. C. Mrs. J. R. Rigel 505 Fourqurean Lane, Richmond 22, Va. Mr. Mrs. William J. Roach 4107 Heutte Dr., Norfolk 3, Va. Beam Ave., Pinkney Station, Gastonia, N.C. Mr. Mrs. Anton Schmitt Rt. 1, Box 249, Murphy, N. C. PHONE Day Rel. Boarder Rel. COURSE UN 5-3451 D-L A.B.(Bus.) ED 2-7474 D-C A.B.(Hist.) RE 4-0710 B-C A.B.(Acct.) CR 6-7225 CR 6-9352 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 UN 5-3714 D-E A.B.(Bus.) EL 5-1918 B-C A.B.(Bus.) VA 7-3570 D-B B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 ID 5-6093 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 5-573 B-C B.S.(Dent) VA 7-4148 D-B A.B.(Bus.) MA 7-427S B-C A.B.(Hist) CO 3-2558 DP A.B.( Socio.) B-C A.B.(Bus.) RO 3-6990 B-C B.S.(Med.) CO 3-4838 DP A.B.(Bus.) MA 9-2667 D-B B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 FL 9-1301 B-C A.B.(Bus.) PO 7-6231 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 MU 1-5616 B-C A.B.(Bus.) ME 6-1928 D-C A.B.(Hist.) TA 5-2140 UN 5-3675 DP B.S.IEngr.) 3-2 WA 2-3014 D-B A.B.(Bus.) VI 4-1885 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 EL 8-7531 B-C A.B.(Bus.) B-C B.S.(Dent) OX 2-1203 B-C A.B. MI 8-6945 B-C A.B.(Phil.) D-C A.B.(Bus.) D-B A.B.(Bus.) VE 7-2670 B-C B.S.(Engr.) 2-2 ■■—--■ - STUDENT DIRECTORY NAME Schwartz, Robert E. Scott, Laurence F. Smith, Robert R. Snyder, Michael E. Sollitto, Richard C. Sparks, Bill L. Steincke, Henry H. Stowe, Richard P. Suggs, Thomas M. Sulek, John P. Sullivan, Shaun V. Target, John T. Thorndike, Thomas N. Toomey, Dale P. Trott, John H. Tuller, William E. Vandervoort, Thomas J. Vlaservieh, (David) Richard Walsh, David M. Warren, Flynn, W., Jr. Weimer, Douglas W. White, Kevin C. Whiteley, Robert M. Wingo, Mason C, Jr. Yesbeck, Paul J. Zieverink, Edward Wm., Jr. FRESHMEN PARENTS (unless married) Mr. Mrs. Edward M. Schwartz 7710 Harding Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Scott 90 Wyman St., Boston, Mass. The Oratory, Rock Hill, S. C. Mrs. Charlotte A. Smith 415 So. Willow St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Snyder 907 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Mario F. Sollitto 305 Gilmore St., Mineola, L. I., N. Y. 710 No. Weldon St., Gastonia, N. C. No. Ill Poplar St., Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Peter 0. Steincke 70-20 66th St., Glendale 27, Queens, N. Y., N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Gilbert L. Stowe 128 Park St., (Box 732), Belmont, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Ralph M. Suggs R. F. D. No. 2, Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Frank M. Sulek 2 Skylark Lane, Levittown, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Daniel V. Sullivan 5474 Addison Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John J. Target 1148 Woodbine Ave., Narberth, Pa. Mr. Mrs. John P. Thorndike 204-13 47 Rd., Bayside 61, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Earl E. Toomev Stanley Highway, Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. John J. Trott 2733 Redding Rd., N. E. Atlanta 19, Ga. Mr. Mrs. Clarence J. Tuller So. Hillandale Dr., East Flat Rock, N. C. Mr. Thomas J. O ' Loughlin (Guardian) 755 Old Hickory Rd., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Mr. Mrs. Denton H. Vlaservieh 1214 South York St., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Maurice J. Walsh, Jr. 1209 So. York Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Flynn W. Warren, Sr. 330 W. Central Ave., Mt. Holly, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Eitel Weimer 40 Suncrest Dr., Rochester 9, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Charles E. White 146 Campbell Ave., Williston Park, L.I.N.Y. Mr. Mrs. William M. Whiteley 136 Circle Dr., Jacksonville, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Mason C. Wingo, Sr. 5322 Woodbury St, N. W., Roanoke, Va. Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Yesbeck 1002 North Main, Greenville, S. C. Mr. Mrs. Edward W. Zieverink 503 E. Worthington, Charlotte 3, N. C. PHONE UN 6-6641 B-C 2097 D-C I av Rel. Boarder Rel. COURSE UN 5-4518 D-M YU 2-6628 B-C PI 2-7057 B-C UN 4-1911 B-C GL 6-8881 B-E D-M VA 4-1639 D-M B-C EM 6-2483 D-C MO 4-5396 B-C B-C VA 7-2266 D-B CE 7-5415 B-C OX 3-8130 B-C EX 8-9456 B-C UN 5-4577 D-C UN 5-2485 D-C VA 7-4116 D-P BU 8-7105 B-C PL 2-7529 B-C B-C EM 6-2424 B-C CE 5-1095 B-C ED 4-3951 D-C A.B.(Soc) A.B.(Phil.) A.B.IBus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Bus.) A.B.(Acct.) A.B. A.B.(Bus.) B.S.IEngr.) 3-2 B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 B.S.(Engr.) A.B.IBus.) A.B.(Soc) B.S.(Engr-) 3-2 A.B.(Acct.) A.B.(Bus-) A.B.(Bus.) A.B. A.B. A.B.fHist.) A.B.(Eng.) A.B.IBus.) B.S.(Engr.) 3-2 B.S.(Engr-) 2-2 B.S.(Dent.) A.B. •VETERANS n. I FAREWELL The old Master Fr. Bernard; always cheerful, always helpful, whether in an administrative capacity or os a friend. k «M The Student Body of Belmont Abbey College pays tribute to our deporting Aca- demic Dean, the Very Reverend Bernard L. Rosswog, O.S.B., S.T.D. Father Bernord ' s absence from the Abbey ' s administrative of- fices will be difficult to comprehend. We suspect thot students will continue to drop by his office for words of wisdom, counsel, and advice for some time to come, only to remember that Father Bernord is no longer with us. His oppointmenf to parochial work after many years of service to Abbeymen will deprive future generations of his deep understanding, friendly counsel, ond im- mense knowledge. Father Bernard served as Rector (Ad- ministrative Head) and Vice-President of the college from 1949 to 1957. Under his direction, the Abbey was re-established as a senior college and the groundwork was successfully laid for our recognition as a degree granting institution by all accredi- ting agencies. His guidance strengthened the curriculum and his recognition in aca- demic circles gave prestige to our college. As a result of the administrative re-or- ganization of the college in 1957, Father Bernard became the Academic Dean and was charged with the supervision of the faculty, curriculum ond internal functions of the college. He has served in this ca- pacity until the present time. Father Bernard, when we unite to say sincerely and fervently thank you for all you have done for us, we speak not only for ourselves but for our alumni. As Academic Deon, Fr. Bernard, O.S.B., is conscientiously selective, es- pecially so in choosing the correct curriculum thot will be of the most benefit to our students from foreign lands. Fr. Bernard, O.S.B., delivers address at graduation exercises. ' ■ ; - S hp l A ' ,v.V« .■C¥V. J- 5  . MbrCT  . „ • II ■•■ •Si; - iiiiM ' i ' ' in ' . llll ' 1 m t  . - ■• ' ' — - r : fc ' • i ♦•; y+a ■ ■ - ' - • ' ■-- ■ — - GOOD WILL PUBLISHERS, INC. 1520 York Road Gasronia North Carolina 183 =2 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE GONDOLA RESTAURANT While Enjoying the Best In PIZZA and SPAGHETTI WEST MOREHEAD AT WILKINSON BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Makes Every Meal Taste Better Holsum Bread HOLSUM BAKING COMPANY UN 4-3236 GASTON I A, NORTH CAROLINA Some people will do anything for a pretty girl ' V is for victory in the NCAA play-offs. There is always some practical joker in every dorm. I I - J m DENT ' S DRIVE-IN at the Catawba River Bridge on Wilkinson Boulevard GOODNIGHT BROS., INC. Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Phones: UN 5-3496 UN 5-3497 Gastonia, North Carolina Baldwin Pianos Electronic Organs for Church Home Case Bros. Piano Company House of Baldwin PHONE: ED 3-4108 5094 North Tryon Street Charlotte, North Carolina 185 V I Compliments R. J. KELLY SONS, INC. Consignee THE TEXAS COMPANY U. S. HIGHWAY No. 321 GASTON I A, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments ADAMS SUPER MARKETS No. 1 York Road No. 2 Linwood No. 3 Flint Groves Gastonia, North Carolina Happy Tekes relax after pledging ban- quet at the Charcoal Steak House. Mrs. Mary Cook, secretary to the presi- dent, chats with Mr. Hollis E. Dunn, National President of BAC Alumni As- sociation. Did you really think you could hide John Barrel ? II I ■ Ifll Coach McGuire seems to please all con- cerned with his exciting stories of playing professional basketball. Everyone is all smiles at Abbey ' s victory celebration. Compliments of HENKEL CONCRETE CO. Phone: TA 5-5325 Belmont North Carolina Established 1912 P. P. LEVENTIS CO. Wholesale Fruits and Produce 408 West Main Avenue Phone UN 7-7225 Gastonia, North Carolina Some of the Crusader ' s avid rooters cheer the team ' s efforts. Carry on, but remember, I ' ve got my eye on you. KsOitg-ccitulatioiis fo tlxe. y la-ss of 59 Compliments of LEIGH FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. Phone: UN 5-8517 Gastonia, North Carolina IMI .J, ,1 .... -I . I ...111 III . J BUILDERS FOR BELMONT ABBEY OVER THIRTY FIVE YEARS SOUTHEASTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 301 West 2nd Street Charlotte, North Carolina NEW WAY LAUNDRY CLEANERS Merchants of Cleanliness Serving Gaston County Since 1924 Phone: UN 7-7267 430 West Franklin Avenue Gastonia, North Carolina Some members of the faculty also enjoy the congenial air of the lounge. Compliments of NORRIS SUPPLY MACHINE CO. Office: 232 E. Airline Sales Service Dept. 232 E. Airline Ph: UN 7-7931 5-3632 Gaston ia, N. C. These two students are really in depth . . .,-., — - Whotever it was, it must have been good. Which is the statue? Radio technicians on the spot for coverage of Abbey activities. Compliments of NORTON REALTY Mr. Stanley Norton, Sr. 330 West Forsyth Street Jacksonville 2, Florida Mr. and Mrs. Adrian W. Maher 1087 West Broad Street Stratford, Connecticut WINTON PRODUCTS, INC. Phone EX 9-5151 Charlotte 3, North Carolina Compliments of PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. COMPANY GASTON I A and CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA TECK PRODUCTS, INC. Chemicals Morris Field— EX 9-5151 Charlotte, N. C. P. 0. Box 3332 AMON, INC. P. O. Box 2112 Charlotte 1, N. C. . ■« ..it ,,m. _ _J CANNON AIRCRAFT SALES SERVICE, INC. Douglas Municipal Airport EX 9-6341 Charlotte, N. C. CHESAPEAKE PAPER STOCK CO., INC. 701 West 5th Street Phone ED 3-9512 Charlotte, N. C. GRIER DRY CLEANING CO. West Central Avenue Phone VA 7-3331 Mount Holly, North Carolina ROBERT F. CALDWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone UN 4-2618 247 East Main Street Branch Office — 247 E. Main Ave. Gosfonia, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Fletcher 1 10 Odell Place Greensboro North Carolina SUMMEY DRUG COMPANY, INC. 1 07 South Main Street Phone VA 7-3021 Mount Holly, N. C. WILSON PRINTING COMPANY Better Than The Average Phone: TA 5-8526 Bank Building Belmont, North Carolina Mr. Mrs. B. Ryall Chant 13 Elizabeth Street Port Jervis, New York A FRIEND CLONINGER SHELL SERVICE North Main Street Woodrow Belmont, N. C. Compliments of Dr. Mrs. Robert L. Duke Mount Holly North Carolina RANKIN-ARMSTRONG CO. 250 East Main Avenue Gastonia, North Carolina Phone UN 5-061 1 FURNITURE SELLERS TEXACO SERVICE STATION TA 5-2051 Mount Holly Road Belmont North Carolina TAYLOR MOTORS, INC. Your Ford Dealer Phone VA 7-4341 West Charlotte Avenue Mount Holly, N. C. QUICK LAUNDRY CLEANING 307 East Franklir i Avenue Phone UN 5-8112 Gastonia, N C. CHARLOTTE FISH OYSTER CO. 300 East Trade Street Phone: ED 3- 7194 Charlotte, North Carolina ' it anfn -.- Mr. Mrs. Julius Bertekap 787 King George Road Fords, New Jersey RHYNE ' S DRUG STORE, INC. 1516 East Ozark Avenue UN 7-721 1 Gastonia, North Carolina Mr. Mrs. Cono Sanrore 32-76 43rd Street Long Island 3, New York Miss Isabelle P. McVay Brooklyn New York Mr. Mrs. Jerome Dioguardi, Sr. Box 341 Mount Vernon, New York SOUTHERN SUPPLY COMPANY 258 East Main Avenue UN 4-4321 Gastonia, North Carolina Mr. Mrs. Philip G. Tagley 16 Barnes Lane Garden City, New York Mr. Mrs. C. 0. Hayes 322 South Webb Street Gastonia, North Corolina The NCAA Tournament was the big sport event of the year, there was much ado including pep rallies and victory parades. All is not tun and frolic for there is plenty to be done in and out of the classroom. Does Fr. Oscar find St. Thomas amus- ing? - ■-■  ' « ' = — - Compliments of SACRED HEART JUNIOR COLLEGE AND ACADEMY Conducted by THE SISTERS OF MERCY Belmont, North Carolina Consult CHARLES B. TODD, Field Asst. 1 70 W. Main Avenue Walker Building Gastonia, N. C. ' INSURE WITH LIVING INSURANCE ' The Equitable Life Assurance Society Of The United States PHONES: Bus: UN 5-4621 Res: UN 5-5882 The boys celebrate the beginning of the Christmas Holidays with informal farewell parties. i . Well, I ' ve got to save money for the dance somehow! Spring is here at last and everyone appears happy about it. A scene from one of the top social events of the year, the Christmas Formal. Everyone celebrated at Park Center after our victory over Lenoir Rhyne at the Coliseum. GODLEY BROTHERS IMPLEMENT CO. Dealers in Allis-Cha mers Tractors Equipment , New Idea Implements, New Holland Balers, Maytag Washers Dryers. EX 9-9756 Rte. 6, Box 369 Cr arlotte North Caro ina BILL G. BRASWELL New-Lade Eggs ROUTE 1 MONROE, N. C. THROWER ' S SUPER MARKET Member of Associated Grocers of the Carolinas. We don ' t meet low prices we make low prices. N. Main Street Belmont, N. C. Arzberger Engravers, Inc. (Formerly Lee-Southern Engravers, Inc.) An invitation to anything important is always engraved. Wedding invitations, announcements, calling cards and stationery. 127 East Third Street Charlotte, North Carolina ► : sa ___ 193 mPV VP -—- -■ - - HOOT MON RESTAURANT 1427 East 4th CHARLOTTE N.C. Visit our Tap Room ROOSEVELT TIRE SERVICE, INC. 191 East Franklin Avenue Gastonia, North Carolina ' RECAPPING SPECIALISTS ' Refreshment time at the Christmas Formal. BELMONT SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION A Savings Institution Since 1915 126 North Main Street Belmont, North Carolina TALON, INC. COMPANY STANLEY, NORTH CAROLINA The next day and a recap by all who enjoyed the dance. AUTOGRAPHS ■ •--- - i  i p y AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS trz. _ — .-._. _ ■ ■ AUTOGRAPHS I i- rz: -•— ■■ ■■ y 1 ■ - ■ ' w ' Tr ' y ' -i 1 1 .  y. «  n. — i. ' •. : : i_ • ' : VI 53107 I y I