Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1962 volume:

L ' 1 hi 1 11 1 ' 1 1 Hi S !■ Kf! II S Bii 1 g : sH ' i 1 mA « MiSiiittimfir SiritfMi ' om-; ' ma the annual staff of belmont abbey college belmont, north Carolina presents . . THE 1962 editor: dezmond waters assistant editor: andrew laiewski y  , Dedication We have chosen to dedicate the SPIRE of 1962 to a priest, educator, administrator, counsellor, and friend. As a priest, he has impressed all who know him with a calmness that we realize can come only from a living faith and trust in God. As an educator, he has taught many of us math, engineer- ing, and mechanical drawing. As an administrator, he has served the college for many years as Aca- demic Dean and Registrar, respectively; he was also largely responsible for the s u c c es s f ul and speedy completion of O ' Connell Hall. As a coun- sellor, he has helped us to prepare our courses of study and has given us confidence in our abilities. And as a friend, he has shown a sincere interest in the general welfare of the entire student body. As a token of our deep appreciation of Father Jude Cleary, O.S.B., let this SPIRE stand as an ex- pression of our hope for his continued health, hap- piness, and a long life in service to Belmont Abbey College. Father Jude saying the Conventual Mass. Under the Oak I am the Oak. Of old, God ' s Hand hath set me Standing here. Much have I seen, Heard many a tale unfold Around my stem. In clash of arms A nation ' s Youth went by, The trot of horses, the tramp of men in Blue and Grey, Crossed the Catawba and marched by night this way From Mount Holly and on to Richmond Hill, Where some creid: Victory, some lay still. In Peace beneath my arms. When King ' s Mountain was sunset stained with red. And lovers came to make their tryst, perchance to wed And, all unknowing, their secrets shared Unthinking that an old oak kenned or cared. Then came the Cross To establish Pax. Though prisoned with the walls of Piedmont clay, I shot aloft to catch the light of day; Growing in their midst with new stability, I gave them arbor and quiet tranquility. Then came the monks. And with them I came to know their chants and hymns, The strange chatter below my limbs; The tolling of the sac ring bell, Or solemn stroke of the passing knell. Listener was I, When far below me, Leo, Belmont ' s first Abbot, spoke Like England ' s Austin ' neath Kentish oak Faith ' s needs to his little band. Spoke with accents of a foreign land. Watched I often ! As the compound changed. A Cathedral sprung from a chapel-shed, A new wing wooed from the red earth-bed; Sons of Subiaco, Cassino, and Fountains, Builders of Benedict in Piedmont ' s Mountains. I am the Oak. Of old, God ' s Hand hath set me A witness of a tale half-told; I too must take my rest, grow old. My shadow, no longer from the sun, A mark in verse of a tale begun. A mark in verse of a tale begun. Bertrand A. Pattison Oblate of St. Benedict T m tcr xt- l( l And thus our year began students arrived singly and in groups, all headed for anew year, new friends, and new studies. Still full of summer vigor, still free from worries of tests and teachers, they came from many states and several foreign countries, all prom pted by a cornmon goal -- knowledge. A well organized orientation pro- gram provided the incoming fresh- men with a brief but comprehensive view of their coming college career. Later, the ine vit abl e lines were formed in order to determine room assignments, class schedules and general college regulations. Within the space of a few brief but trying days order was established and The Abbey began as a functioning unit. Fiore arrives at school after pleasant trip iron New York. Freshman Registration Pat Doherty, upperclassman, shows freshmen to their rooms. . Fr. Kenneth giving the background and history of Belmont Abbey College to the incoming Freshmen. WOWP 4. . I t. 6fv «4K O ' Connell Hall well under way Dr. Herndl assists students in selecting courses. A renewal of our quest for Knowledge A group o£ freshman horticulturists ply their trade in the gardens of Holy Angels . Made another A For some September marked the beginning of a new experience; for others, it was the continuation of a past or past years; and for the seniors, it began the final lap in the longpuU for a successfully com- pleted college education. New classes, new subjects, and new studies opened the door to a w i d e r knowledge and under- standing of the world. This was not designed to be easily achieved, but promised long hours of classes and still longer hours of private study and research. The Library is the heart of any college and so through its doors began a stream of students that was not to slacken until the closing of school in June. Frank and Bernie plotting madness ! Mike Cunningham actually studies ! Friends through victory and failure. With the opening day came the renewal of old friendships formed during the previous year at B.A.C. Summer vacations, jobs, and even studies had split old groups and spread them throughout many states. This was the time to discover all the latest concerning some friend ' s summer adventures and es- capades and perhaps relate afew of our own. Does it really matter if we exaggerate a little or embellish each story slightly? The important thing is -- the old gang is back ' together and new friends are coming in. A rekindling of friendships old . . . Should auld acquaintance be forgot. 13 J ' Yakety-Yak Thus began a new life with many people and places and customs to which one must become ac- customed. The seniors found themselves lodged in motels and a traUer for the first semester. A new super-highway was rapidly being bunt nearby. Paul ' s had expanded and nearby colleges were bursting with new faces eager to be met. It was a new climate forout-of-staters and a new accent had to be learn- ed and, for some, acquired. Much was strange, but all was friendly and soon each fitted into a new scheme that promised rich rewards and very few were disappointed. A rough life in a motel ! Put her in gear ! H Cuba, si! Yanqui no! ' A life with new fads and new faces Love is a many splendored thing And after the fifth tank rolled over me. You ' ll enjoy your vacation at Paris Island. And thus our year ended Time speeded us swiftly to graduation. Too swiftly ! It had taken our youth and made us men, it had taken our ignorance and given us knowledge, and it had bound us forever to the search for Truth. As we took our diplomas into hand and marched away, we felt secure because we knewthat our years at Abbey had given us the virtue, the knowledge, and the philosophy to meet and successfully resolve any challenge which the future might offer. The Processional. Governor Terry Sanford addressing the graduating class Father John conferring an honorary degree on Mr. Franli McGuire. Rev. John Oetgen (center-seated) conferred Honorary Degrees upon Governor Terry Sanford, Msgr. Alfred Horrigan (seated), Edward Gallagher, and Frank McGuire (standing). Rev. James G. Huggin, D.D. speaks to Class Day Exercises Father John confers a diploma. FOREWORD I stand here, a lasting record of the academic year 1961 — 1962. I am the final chapter for the Class of ' 62. Yet for others I am only the first of four chapters. Within these pages you can feel my heartbeat and pulse. Look carefully, for I do here record the birth of college men. Watch closely as you turn each page while I note their growth and their battle for light. Join with them as they march ahead on the road of life; partake of their sorrows and tears, their smiles and plea- sures. If you wish, you may dance with them at their formals or pray with them on the Lord ' s Day or study and work with them in their labors for a degree. Turn just one more page and you will watch them as each receives his badge of achievement, a diploma representing four years of study. This is my purpose, my only chore. I cannot help them in their struggles nor comfort them in their pain. All this they must do alone. I am a recorder of deeds and a folio of pictorial proof. In later years I shall be their memory and recall to them their dreams. I am a holder of their youth and a monument to their stamina and fortitude. I am all this, and I have watched well. I am the SPIRE OF 1962. I TABLE OF CONTENTS Idministration 20 tudent Body 38 «r %f ' S ' -, ;:- A« - ' V ' ;-_ .r  f.V ' «:- -i.- -j ' W - ' ADMINISTRA TION ivsJ - The Right Reverend Abbot Walter A. Coggin, O.S.B., Chancellor The Very Reverend John A. Oetgen, O.S.B., President Reverend Anselm Biggs, O.S.B., Vice President and Academic Dean Father Eugene Kusterer, O.S.B. Dean o£ Students Brother Matthew Wllmeth, O.S.B. Assistant Treasurer Miss Louradour Secretary to the Academic Dean Mrs. Cook Secretary to Administration FACULTY Very Rev. Cuthbert Allen, O.S.B. Sociology and Theology Fr. Justin Bain, O.S.B. English Reading Very Rev. Alcuin Baudermann, O.S.B. Mr. Benedict Berry Assistant Librarian Philosophy Rev. Anselm Biggs, O.S.B. History 30 Rev. Raphael Bridge, O.S.B. History and Theology Fr. Oscar Burnett, O.S.B. Business Law Rev. Anthony Cahill, O.S.B. Mathematics and Physics Rev. Jude Cleary, O.S.B. Mathematics Mr. Ted Crunkleton Physical Education Fr. Bonaventure Denk, O.S.B. Chemistry Rev. Sebastian Doris, O.S.B. Theology Dr. Michael Dunn Greek, Latin, and Philosophy Fr. Francis Forster, O.S.B. German Lab Rev. Kenneth Geyer, O.S.B. English and Music Mr. John Hanahan Geology, Geography, and Spanish Mrs. Isabelle Hart Economics Rev. Martin Haye s, O.S.B. Accounting Dr. George Herndl English Fr. Ambrose Keefe, O.S.B. English Reading Rev. David Kessinger, O.S.B. Librarian Rev. Eugene Kusterer, O.S.B. Philosophy and Theology Mrs. Frances Lay French Dr. James Losty Business and Economics Sr. Annella Lynn, R.S.M. Sociology Rev. Edmund McCaffrey, O.S.B. Political Science and Theology Mr. John McCaffrey English Mr. Alfred McGuire Physical Education Fr. Dominic Pecoraino, O.S.B. English Reading Fr. Arthur Pendleton, O.S.B. Chemistry 1 f ' Fr. Clement Porzio, O.S.B. French Lab 1 Mr. Charles Rapp French and German Rev. Donald Scales, O.S.B. English and Theology Mr. John Smith Accounting and Business 36 Rev. James Solari, O.S.B. Philosophy and Theology Mr. Walter Spear Business and Education Rev. Thomas Stumpf, O.S.B. Mathematics Rev. Joseph Tobin, O.S.B. Mathematics and Physics Mr. Maurice Walsh Accounting Mr. Howard Wheeler Physical Education, History and Political Science ' m mm STUDENT BODY 7 STUDENT GO VERNMENT i By means of a new constitution, the Student Govern- ment has managed to accomplish new programs and re-establish old ones. Among these accomplishments are: a new constitution devised by the students with the aid of faculty consultation; the organization of an orientation program; the establishmentof the Judiciary Board; the establishment and operation of a student sponsored film series; and the re- establishment of Belmont Abbey College in the United States National Student Association. This year both Mr. Fulton Lewis III and Mr. Alan Newcomb addressed the student body at the invitation of the Student Government. Stan Norton, President of Student Government. Jl V The 1961 - 1962 Student Government. Mike Snyder, Secretary; Stan Norton, President; Liza Cromquist, Corresponding Secretary; Rick Lundquist, Vice President; and not pictured Dennis Ford, Treasurer. LEGISLATIVE STANDING: Tom Dunn, Douglas Wetmore, Bob Favarato, Henry Underhill. SITTING: Jim Lytle, Jim Neely, Don Miller, Rick Lundquist, Andy Deane, Don Oatley, Ed Bain, Bill Cunning- ham. 42 Jean Moore, Robert Ayres, Bernard Brennan, Edward Dunn, Charles Mcllhinney Thomas McDermott. STUDENT PROBLEMS COMMITTEE Patrick O ' Leary, Albert Taylor, Edward Bain, John Sullivan, Edward Riley, Henry Underhill. ELECTION Now there ' s a man who ' s going to vote for Rick! Tom Dooley for President! ► ' Mr. Fulton Lewis, HI The Student Government brought to the campus the nationally controversial pro- moter of the House Un-American Activities Committee, Fulton Lewis, m. His argu- ments for and his movie on Operation A- bolition greatly intrigued and interested Abbey students. Mr. Alan Newcomb, another guest speaker for the Student Government, gave a serious, pointed talk on laughter. His talk was so enjoyed by the student body that he remained a subject of dis- cussion for many weeks. Mr. Alan Newcomb L to R: Ben Cornelius, Treasurer; John Caven, Vice President; James Lytle, President; Ed Bain, Secretary; Tom Ferguson, Boarder Representative; James Neely, Day- Hop Representative. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Four Years! What is four years? To an army private, it ' s forever. To a recluse a lifetime. To a college freshman, it ' s an eternity. To a sophomore, the end is still a long way off. A junior looks expectantly forward, the end is in sight. To a college senior - it ' s too, too short! During our four ' too short ' years what have we done? We have watched each other mature from a clumsy teen-ager into confident, responsible adults. Our class has sponsored four dances. More than our share of basketball, soccer and baseball contests and trophys have been won through our efforts. Friendships have budded and grown, though some few have fallen by the wayside. IVIost, however, have remained fruitful and true. Which was our most memorable year? Was it our freshman year when the cows still wandered freely over the campus? Or was it the sophomore year when the snows fell to close the school. Per- haps, it was the junior year when we returned from Easter vacation to find the novitiate in flames. Those three years were good years, but surely the best is the fourth year when proudly we mount the stage to receive our hard won diplomas - emblems of accomplishment, and badges of honor, keys to a better life. Four years of work, of play, of sun and rain are past - four years packed with new experiences, yet four years so short as to seem like four months. CHARLES ALEXANDER ADCOCK Charlotte, N. C. BARBARA ANN ATHEY Kannapolis, N. C. ROBERT BAIN AYRES Richmond, Va. EDWARD H. BAIN, JR. Crozet, Va. KENNETH CHARLES BEAM Gastonla, N. C. KATHLEEN M. BLACK Stanley, N. C. FRANCIS B. BRAKE Rocky Mount, N. C. ARVELL DEAN BRYANT Cramerton, N. C. CARROLL R. BUMGARDNER Gastonia, N. C. SENIOR LEONARD LEE BUMGARDNER, JR. Gastonia, N. C. JOHN W. CAVEN, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. AUBREY KENNETH CHEEK, JR. Gastonia, N. C. JAMES LEMUEL COLLINS Gastonia, N. C. BENJAMIN ALBERT CORNEUUS Homestead, Fla. MARY ELIZABETH CRONQUIST Gastonia, N. C. ROBERT BERNARD DANTE Washington, D. C. LARRY LEE DAVIS Bessemer City, N. C. SENIOR] JOSEPH HENRY ELDRIDGE Belmont, N. C. ROBERT CAESAR FAVARATO Hollywood, Fla. THOMAS EDWARD FERGUSON Metairie, La. TOMMY LEE GREEN Dallas, N. C. JOHN PATRICK HARRINGTON, JR. Elmhurst, N. Y. RICHARD DEAN HEDRICK Gastonia, N. C. ' LASS DAN EDGAR KALE Gastonia, N. C. HARDIN HERBERT KELLY Belmont, N. C. ' V p BRADY JOHNSON KEZIAH, JR. Gastonia, N. C. ANDREW JAMES LAIEWSKI Greenville, S. C. RICHARD ARTHUR LANDRY Gastonia, N. C. LINDA PARKER LOFTIN Belmont, N. C. m ■s KENNETH ERIC LUNDQUIST Belmont, N. C. JAMES ROBERT LYTLE Middle Village 79, N. Y. JOHN BERNARD McCORMACK South Amboy, N. J. JAMES THOMAS McGRATH Red Bank, N. J. SENIOR ' PRESTON LAYTON McLAURIN Florence, S. C. GERARD PATRICK McLOUGHUN Brooklyn, N. Y. 52 FRANCIS XAVIER McNALLY Charlotte, N. C. FRANK HENEBRY MOLTENl Bristol, Va. ' LASS FR. PASCHAL MORLINO, O.S.B. Belmont, N. C. JAMES EUGENE NEELY Belmont, N. C. STANLEY PAUL NORTON, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. JOSEPH GERARD O ' NEILL Charlotte, N. C. m ALPHONSO PATRICK, JR. Salisbury, N. C. PAUL BERNARD PETTIE Pompano Beach, Fla. SENIOR ROGER BAKER PRIVETTE Charlotte, N. C. EDWINA CLAIRE SABATINI Teaneck, N. J. BENNIE RAY SELLERS Gastonia, N. C. BOBBY LEE SHORT Charlotte, N. C. CLASS WILSON MAURICE SNELL Charlotte, N. C. MICHAEL ERNEST SNYDER Albennarle, N. C. t BILL LEO SPARKS Gastonia, N. C. ROBERT BUISE STEEN Charlotte, N. C. PETER EDWARD TAGLEY Garden City, N. Y. BYRON ANTHONY THOMAS Roanoke, Va. JOHN HOWARD TROTT Delavan, Wis. WILLIAM EARL TULLER East Flat Rock, N. C. MAURICE JAMES WALSH, m Charlotte, N. C. JIMMY RAY WILLLAMS Monroe, N. C. I J SENIOR CLASS FR. LAWRENCE R. WILUS Belmont, N. C. TED REID BRYANT Crarnerton, N. C. PETER LEONARD Charlotte, N. C. CHARLES MANTOOTH Gastonia, N. C. DURWOOD PEACH Gastonia, N. C. NOT PICTURED THOMAS EDWARD BAUGH, JR. Gastonia, N. C. BRUCE BLAND BETTS Richmond, Va. MRS. SUSIE CLAYTON Charlotte, N. C. THOMAS CARLTON CRAWFORD Mt. Holly, N. C. BONNIE MOSS lONCAID Bessemer City, N. C. ERNEST QUENTIN PETREY, JR. Gastonia, N. C. WILLIAM DALLAS STANLEY Concord, N. C. JOHN PAUL SULEK Levittown, N. Y. EDWARD WALTER ZIEVERINK, JR. Charlotte, N. C. II L to R: President, Bill Cunningham; Vice-President, Edward Johnson; Secretary, James Caltagirone; Trea- surer, Patrick O ' Leary; Boarder Representative, Hank Underhill; and Day-Hop Representative, Don Miller. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Junior Class of Belmont Abbey College of 61 and ' 62 has proved itself one of the finest junior classes in Abbey history. Under the able direction of Bill Cunningham, President; Edward Johnson, Vice-Pres- ident; Patrick O ' Leary, Treasurer; James Caltagirone, Secretary; and Hank Underhill and Don Miller as Boarder and Day-hop Representative respectively, the Junior Class has shown a spirit of unity that is a credit to the class and the college. They sponsored a square dance, an Abbey first. The dance was well received and proved to be a rousing success. Later in the year they sponsored the eagerly awaited Spring Formal. This was the climax of a week-end full of pleasure and excitement. Unity and originality have been their keynotes and service to the college their aim. Their intent is to become the best Senior Class ever in the following year, and if this year is any indication of what they can do, their goal of best will not be hard to reach. Reva Mae Brown Gastonia, N. C. Samuel Brown Gastonia, N. C. Patrltia Brutko Shelby, N. C. Brenda Bundy Dallas, N. C. Donald Burlage Norfolk, Va. Richard Buttimer Savannah, Ga. Joseph Butts Elizabeth, N. J. James Caltagirone Tampa, Fla. JUNIOR CLASS Dennis Carrigan Charlotte, N. C. Michael Cunningham Havertown, Pa. James Chandler Mt. Gilead, N. C. William Cunningham Havertown, Pa. Patsie Collins Gastonia, N. C. William Devany Bronx, N. Y. Thomas Corcoran Hampton, Virginia Joseph Duggan Flushing, N. Y. James Elias Bennettsville, S. C. Cary Elliott Stanley, N. C. Bernard Ferri Charleston, S. C. JUNIOR CLASS Robert Finley Charlotte, N. C. David Flaherty McLean, Virginia Brenda Gillespie Eggleston, Va. Dennis Ford Providence, R. I. Benjamin Green Wake Forest, N. C. Ronald Gardner Richmond, Virginia Brian Herbert Jacksonville, Fla. Ernest Gaspard Charlotte, N. C. William Hollifield Charlotte, N. C. JiMmk Robert Holthaus Charlotte, N. C. Genevieve Johnson Gastonia, N. C. Joe Hoover Belmont, N. C. James Keefer Stanley, N. C. Richard Inman Warwick, R. I. WilUam Kelly Brooklyn, N. Y. Edward Johnson Statesville, N. C. Young- Chul Kim Livingston, N. J. John Korte Culpeper, Virginia Joseph Kuhn Apopka, Florida August Lange Richmond, Va. Mary Leung Kowloon, China Robert Lighthart Charleston, S. C. Michael Maloney Jacksonville, Florida Michael Long Gastonia, N. C. Joseph McDermott Newark, N. J. David Lowrance Charlotte, N. C. Thomas McDermott Floral Park, N. Y. Thaddeus Malinowski Caryville, Mass. Charles Mclhinney Southampto n, Pa. Brendan McLoughlin New York 52, N. Y. William McQuade Silver Spring, Md. Harvey Michael Cramerton, N. C. Donald Miller Charlotte, N. C. Andrew Munch Hawthorne, N. Y. Samuel O ' Connor Belmar, N. J. Patrick O ' Leary Winter Haven, Fla. Jack Owens Kings Mountain, N. C. JUNIOR CLASS Frank Parker Gastonia, N. C. John Robinson Kings Mountain, N. C. Charles Prather Belmont, N. C. Johnny Robinson Belmont, N. C. William Reaney Richmond, Va. Ronald Rogowski Floral Park, N. Y. Edward Riley Richmond, Va. John Saylor Montclair, N. J. Robert Siebert HoUis, N. Y. John Sullivan Queens Village, N. Y. Carol Ann Tesi Charlotte, N. C. Jennings Smith Gastonia, N. C. Peter Snow Charlotte, N. C. Henry Steincke Queens, N. Y. JUNIOR CLASS John Target Narberth, Pa. David Truax Charlotte, N. C. Thomas Target Narberth, Pa. Paul Twomey New York, N. Y JiM James Wallace Gastonia, N. C. John Wood Charlotte, N. C. Michael Watson Lowell, N. C. James Wilkins Belmont, N. C. Charles Zondorak Pittsburgh, Pa. Virginia Winget Gastonia, N. C. Jean Moore Gastonia, N. C. NOT PICTURED Angelo Babbo Rock Hill, S. C. William Beskie Charlotte, N. C. Charles Hale Arkport, N. Y. James Lewis Gastonia, N. C. George Mason Gastonia, N. C. Benjamin Moomaw Kings Mountain, N. C. John Pillion Narberth, Pa. Howard Robeson Charlotte, N. C. James Robinson Gastonia, N. C. James Stroup Gastonia, N. C. L to R: Andy Deane, Day-Hop Representative; Ed Buttimer, Vice-President; Gerry Zoby, President; Randy Williams, Treasurer; Jim McGroarty, Secretary; and Don Oatley, Boarder Representative. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS i The Sophomore work schedule actually began in June of last year. Guided by the diligent efforts of their officers during the summer vacation, they were able to initiate the academic year with one of the most successful Freshman Orientation Programs ever produced. Climaxing this program was the un- forgettable dance at which the Jets were introduced to the Crusader Campus. Although not as successful as last year ' s class, the Sophomores were ably represented in the intra- mural program. The outstanding achievement was the Christmas Formal sponsored in co-operation with the Student Government. Through the splendid efforts of all committees headed by Gerard Zoby, this dance was one of the most splendid in several years. Special thanks are due to Joe Lucas for the decorating and Bob Heretick for the publicity. With the change from the old dorms to the new finally realized this year, so also came the compar- able transition from the sophomoric wise-fool to mature, responsible juniors. A fruitful future is ob- viously in the offing because success is as great as the effort and effort has been characteristic of the Sophomore Class. Thomas Adkins Belmont, N. C. Barry Armstrong Belmont, N. C. Laurence Bernholz Oneida, N. Y. William Bernish Charlotte, N. C. Theodore Bremekamp New Monmouth, N. J. Thomas Bruce Ridley Park, Pa. Donald Buckner Stanley, N. C. Edward Buttimer Savannah, Ga. Maurice Cawn Charlotte, N. C. SOPHOMORES ' AM Stanley Clemmer Gastonia, N. C. Ray Cloninger Dallas, N. C. Daniel Clowery Brooklyn, N. Y. Henry Conroy South Amboy, N. J. John Daniel Charlotte, N. C. Charles Darr Charlotte, N. C. Glenn Davis Martinsville, Va. Patrick Doherty Indian Head, Md. Anderson Deane Charlotte, N. C. Richard Dite South River, N. J. Donald Diifaux Jennings, Mo. John Esser Bronx, N. Y. SOPHOMORE John Fahey Torrington, Conn. William Ficke Long Beach, N. Y. Hyman Field Charlotte, N. C. James Fiore Massapequa Park, N. Y. Peter Foley Charlotte, N. C. David Gaines Gastonla, N. C. David Gale Oak Park, 111. Anthony Guerrin Long Island, N. Y. Cash Haggerty Rocky Mount, N. C. Charles Hamilton Gastonla, N. C. Michael Harlan Atlanta, Ga. Conrad Harris Trenton, N. J. James Haskett Norfolk, Va. Robert Heretick Hopewell, Va. I Vincent Hirsch Spring Lake, N. J. Donald Hoover Belmont, N. C. Richard Huffstetler Gastonia, N. C. Boyce Hunt Belmont, N. C. John Johnson Asheville, N. C. John Jones Cedar Falls, N. C. James Justus Lowell, N. C. Robert Kelleher Savannah, Ga. Joseph King Washington, D. C. di ' MJ ' iM Robert Klingensmith Atlanta, Ga. Julio Lago Havana, Cuba John Lange Richmond, Va. Alfred Lathan Mt. Holly, N. C. i James Laws i ' Rapid City, S. D. Ml ' 0 P Michael Lange Chevy Chase, Md. Am W Robert Lechleider Winston-Salem, N. C. { SOPHOMORE Joseph Lucas Richmond, Va. George Lund Charlotte, N. C. '  _ , , X Vi Adfh Franklin Mack Mooresville, N. C. John Maher Bethesda, Md. Matthew Maher Charleston, S. C. John McAlpin Savannah, Ga. Jerome McCluskey Bellmore, N. Y. Michael McDonough Savannah, Ga. Guy McGayhey Shelter Island, N. Y. Patrick McGraw Sherman, Texas James McGroarty Norfolk, Va. Brian McKegney New York, N. Y. John McGuiness Brooklyn, N. Y. George Michael Stanley, N. C. Michel Miklaszewski Jamestown, S. C. CLASS Robert Montgomery Richmond, Va. James Moore Rochester, N. Y. Oliver Moore Mt. Holly, N. C. John Morris Charlotte, N. C. John Mulligan Jim Thorpe, Pa. Edward Murphy Rockville Center, N. Y. Lawrence Murray Gastonia, N. C. Michael Murray Jacksonville, Fla. Michael Nails Bethesda, Md. Donald Neuland Arlington, Va. Whitney Norton Bronx, N. Y. Donald Oatley Fort Monroe, Va. Joseph Oliver Sullivans Island, S. C. Donald Parsons Cortland, N. Y. David Pawek Ritter, S. C. SOPHOMORE Charles Powers Raleigh, N. C. Larry Pryor Mount Holly, N. C. Martin Quigley Elizabeth, N. J. Peter Rawlings Providence, R. I. Joseph Reinhardt Chesapeake, Ohio Alberto Santillan Portsmouth, Va. Jacob Schrum Gastonia, N. C. James Smart Gastonia, N. C. Gerard Smith Point Pleasant, N. J. MM M John Spotts Indianapolis, Ind. Nicholas Stragand Durham, N. C. Stephen Stupasky Richmond, Va. James Sturdivant Charlotte, N. C. Thomas Sullivan North Augusta, S. C. Arturo Taquechel Habana, Cuba CLASS Albert Taylor Newport News, Va. Brian Tisdall Charlotte, N. C. Dale Toomey Mount Holly, N. C. Nicholas Vlaservlch Gastonia, N. C. Robert Wallace Charlotte, N. C. Dezmond Waters Atlantic Beach Fla. Gene Williams Gastonia, N. C. Randall Williams Jacksonville, Fla. Thomas Wirth Elmont, N. Y. mm William Yourconis Yonkers, N. Y. Gerard Zoby Norfolk, Va. Leo Zoby Norfolk, Va. NOT PICTURED Nelson Bradshaw Charlotte, N. C. William Haney Gastonia, N. C. Charles Home Gastonia, N. C. Arnold Lawing Belmont, N. C. Charles Miller York, S. C. Philip Seneker Charlotte, N. C. Franklin White Dallas, N. C. SOPHOMORES What! No rum. The Old Men ' s Home. ' IL L to R: Bill Falck, Boarder Representative; Tom Dunn, Day-Hop Representative; Alex Markow, Treasurer; Tim Ford, Secretary; Harvey Gregory, Vice-President; and Doug Wetmore. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS This year the Abbey witnessed the largest Freshman enrollment in its entire history. Having been enthusiastically welcomed by the upper classmen, the freshmen realized early in the year the warmth and friendship that exists on the Abbey campus. These high spirited and eager young men started their firstyear of college life with an orientation period that was filled with information concerning the school ' s history, the college curriculum and the facts of life on a college campus. Then followed a short but spirited campaign for class officers which culminated in the election of Douglas Wetmore as President; Harvey Gregory as Vice-President; Tim Ford, Secretary; Alexander Markow, Treasurer; William Falck, Boarder Representative; and Thomas Dunn as Day- Hop Represent- ative. Intramural football in the Autumn proved the power of the freshmen when they captured second place with the White team captained by Robert Azar and George Tydings, while their Red team, captained by Tom O ' Neil, took a strong third. As the year progressed, Freshman Class President Doug Wetmore was heard to say, I sure hope that the future will bring as much success and good fortune as this year has brought. Good luck to a great clan! Paul Alvarez Tampa, Fla. Erskine Armstrong Belmont, N. C. Robert Azar Jacksonville, Fla. Lamar Baker Cramerton, N. C. George Balog Charlotte, N. C. Robert Battey North Kingstown, R. I. FRESHMAN ] Frank Becht Newark, N. J. Hugh Benziger Culpeper, Va. Frank Bernat Arlington, Va. Gary Billings Yonkers, N. Y. Franklin Holies Metuchen, N. J. Gerard Booker Richmond, Va. Glenn Boone Norfolk, Va. Fred Brandkamp Scituate, Mass. Frank Branley Wallkill, N. Y. MJr Robert Brophy North Bergen, N. J. Donald Brown Belmont, N. C. Leonard Brown Matawan, N. J. Charles Bunton Savajuiah, Ga. Johnny Burke Richmond, Va. Domenic Caggiano Gaifney, S. C. -:5a Robert Campiglia Arlington, Va. Thomas Carluccio Keansburg, N. J. Harold Clemmer Dallas, N. C. Thomas Condon Richmond Hill, N. Y. William Corfitzen Arlington, Va. Harry Cosgrove Old Fort, N. C. % , ■ H ' James Carrigan Dallas, N. C. f David Corcoran Suffolk, Va. JiA Donald Cresswell Falls Church, Va. Jri Michael Cromwell Fredericksburg, Va. John Darcy Brooklyn, N. Y. Russell Daughtry Raleigh, N. C. William Davidson Norfolk, Va. Carroll Denton Dallas, N. C. Allan Dletz Jonesville, N. C. William Dockery Brooklyn, N. Y. Victor Donati Charlotte, N. C. Robert Donato W. Hempstead, L. I., N. Y. Bernard Dorr Washington, D. C. Francis Dowgwilla Catskill, N. Y. Henry Drake Gastonia, N. C. Thomas Dunn Charlotte, N. C. Michael Egan Margate, Fla. Roger Estridge Mount Holly, N. C. 80 WilUam Falck Jacksonville, Fla. William Fisher Charlotte, N. C. Terrence Fitzgibbons Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Girard Follin Sumter, S. C. Timothy Ford Old Bridge, N. J. Warren Furber Gastonia, N. C. CLASS Allan Gantt Belmont, N. C. Brian Garry New York, N. Y. Frederick Ghirardini Charlotte, N. C. Paul Giles New York, N. Y. Erick Gonzalez David, Panama William Grandin New Brunswick, N. J. Stephen Green Springfield, S. C. Harvey Gregory Huntington, W. Va. Joseph Hall Orlando, Fla. Murray Hamilton Gastonia, N. C. Donald Hatton Bronx, N. Y. John Hayden College Point, N. Y, Samuel Helm Matthews, N. C. Wilson Hemphill Gastonia, N. C. John Hickman Washington, D. C. f FRESHMAN } Thomas Huckaby Cramerton, N. C. Henry Human Cramerton, N. C. Robert Hunter Marion, Pa. Charles Hutchins Gastonia, N. C. Ned Johnson Vale, N. C. Thomas James Savannah, Ga. David Jansson New Brunswick, N. J. Michael Joines Brunswick, Ga. John P. Jones Emporia, Va. Paul Keen Charlotte, N. C. Michael Keenan Savannah, Ga. Warren Kilcomons South Amboy, N. J. Henry King Hampton, Va. Kevin Kenney Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Robert Kopf Richmond Hill, N. Y. CLASS Francis Kuehn Queens Village, N. Y. Michael Lanahan Jacksonville, Fla. George Liakos Newport News, Va. Robert Loughman Metuchen, N. J. James Ludolph Augusta, Ga. Thomas Mahoney East Orange, N. J. Harold Maler Belmont, N. C. Alexander Markow Richmond, Va. } Miguel Marin Mexico City, Mexico James Massimino Farmingdale, N. Y. Michael Matthews Newark, N. J. Patrick McCracken Arlington, Va. John McDonald Richmond, Va. Patrick McGrath Barberton, Ohio FRESHMAN Joseph McKeon Essex Falls, N. J. Ernest Miller Charleston, S. C. Gene Miller Stanley, S. C. Richard Monteith Columbia, S. C. Laurence Morin Vineland, N. J. John Murphy Newport News, Va. John Murray Middle Village, N. Y. Michael Nestor Richmond, Va. hJlk Thomas O ' Neil Richmond, Va. -K- Martin Owens Gastonia, N. C. Clark Perry Bristol, Tenn. Francis Peters Metuchen, N. J. Paul Poschmann Syosset, N. Y. Kenneth Prather Belmont, N. C. Arthur Prosser Savannah, Ga. CLASS George Proudfoot Fort Meade, Md. Arnold Pruitt Elkin, N. C. John Prushinski Taylorsville, N. C. Robert Pyper Amityville, N. Y. Lawrence Quinn Rockville Centre, N. Y. Charles Radimer New Hyde Park, N. Y. James Ralston Washington, D. C. Paul Reany Farmingdale, N. Y. William Reese Haverford, Penn. Donald Reilly Trenton, N. J. Joseph FUdder Pearl River, N. Y. Eugene Riggs Valley Stream, N. Y. Carter Roble Portsmouth, Va. Lamar Robinson Gastonia, N. C. Michael Rowe Arlington, Va. FRESHMAN James Rust Hampton, Va. John Sacca Palmyra, N. J. Fredric Santolucito Norwich, N. Y. John Saunders Belmont, N. C. Carmen Scassera Bloomfield, N. J. John Schramm Charlotte, N. C. Michael Sells Bristol, Tenn. Roger Sikorski Bristol, Va. Tom Singleton Bethesda, Md. Lawrence Sosebee Gastonia, N. C. Ronald Sporn Charlotte, N. C. James Stevens Falls Church, Va. Charles Sullivan Long Island City, N. Y. George Sullivan Roanoke, Va. Charles Sustar Gastonia, N. C. { CLASS Thomas Sustar Gastonia, N. C. Dean Sword Portsmouth, Va. } Walter Taggart Queens Village, N. Y. Ronald Talbott Virginia Beach, Va. William Talley Richmond, Va. Robert Tatlock Gastonia, N. C. Brian Ternamian Greenville, S. C. Jack Tilghman Ocean Drive, S. C. V incent Tolson Warrenton, Va. Jeffrey Tozer Glenwood Landing, N. Y. George Tydings Caithersburg, Md. Paul Ust South Amboy, N. J. Jerome Vincent Swannanoa, N. C. Gerald Wallace Gastonia, N. C. Melvyn Wallace Gastonia, N. C. Michael Watermeier Charlotte, N. C. Douglas Wetmore Portsmouth, Va. Reginald Wright McAdenville, N. C. Stevenson Watts Belmont, N. C. David Wheeler Belmont, N. C. Steve Young Ronknonkoma, N. Y. 4 NOT PICTURED Jasper Armstrong Gastonia, N. C. William Barefoot Charlotte, N. C. Richard CertiJc Rock Hill, S. C. Stephen Driscoll Brooklyn, N. Y. Francis Fiumara St. Albans, N. Y. Joe Grigg Gastonia, N. C. Charles Hamilton Gastonia, N. C. Michael Jarecki Graham, N. C. Burton Jarvis Bon Air, Va. Carl Kilhoffer Hughesville, Md. Carol Kuykendall Lowell, N. C. George Lohr Cherryville, N. C. Thomas Mahaffey Scarsdale, N. Y. Robert Null Maiden, N. C. Terrence O ' Brien Summit, N. J. Danny Phillips McAdenville, N. C. Ernest Rockett Gastonia, N. C. Samuel StalUngs Gastonia, N. C. James Taft Charlotte, N. C. Friends forever. •t ' .. ' Ajl A CTIVITIES From the Square Dance to the Twist vnN H K ' ' iH ■ M| BHI Sweet thing to the center. Alamand left B i .J H. Let ' s do the twist! Love is wonderful, the second time around. ' ' M 1 f 1 Nf Ja 1 Throw your hands up and shout! ' ■1 1 i i And if that diamond ring don ' t shine SPRING FORMAL Boppin ' and hoppin ' ' bout twelve. I—T Unselfish drive and determination on the part of the rising senior class made the Spring Formal a marvelous success. The Four Lads and the Swlngin ' Nine Minus Three provided the music for the white- jacketed Abbeymen and their lovely ladies. Viewed from the balcony, the dance floor provided a breathtaking array of color. Whirling gowns of pastels and whites blended with the tempo of the music to produce a maze of sensations. It was a delightful evening and, to say the least, both BUI Cunningham, president of the junior class, and the mem- bers of the Student Government deserve our thanks for a successful Spring Formal. THE DEAN ' S CHRISTMAS DINNER Abbey students arriving for the Christmas Buffet given by Fr. Eugene. The annual Christ- mas Dinner presented t o t h e Student Body by the Dean of Stu- dents was a tremen- dous success. Fr. Eugene went to con- siderable trouble to have an excellent buf- fet prepared with everything from fresh fruits through a wide variety of meats to a lush strawberry cake. After the meal, the Chanticleer ' s put song into the air with several Christmas carols, and their song proved to be the crux of a v e r y enjoyable evening. Harvey puts a table together with sheer genius ! Everyone feasted lavishly for a night. Abbeymen and their dates enjoying themselves Fr. Eugene ' s chorus spirited the evening with Christmas carols. CHRISTMAS FORMAL I could have danced all night. This year the Sophomore Class, under the commend- able leadership of Class President Gerry Zoby, presented one of the most enjoyable Christmas formals ever to be presented to the Student Body of Belmont Abbey. The Formal was held at the Veteran ' s Club in Charlotte and the music was provided by Baxter Potts and his orches- tra. Joe Lucas and Bob Heretick were extremely instru- mental in preparing for and setting up the Christmas Formal. The Chief Executive, Stan Norton, of Belmont Abbey College Student Body dances with his favorite Secretary, LizaCron- quist. Looks fake ! Oh, George, you ' re simply wonderful! ' Coffee was a popular beverage at the Christmas formal! Father John ' s humor and repartee brightens the evening. Viewing the dance floor over the shoulder of the band ' s drummer. A tasty tidbit. The waiters pause for a moment of relaxation f r o m the tedium of t h e o dance floor. An evening to be remembered. Yes, I am enjoying myself. ' Mrs. Lay seems to be right in step with the modern media of dance expression. i 4 SOCCER RALLY Well old chaps, ye ' soccer ' game is tommorrow! A few words from Coach Crunkleton Rip ' em up, tear ' em up, give ' em hell, Abbey! BASKETBALL RALLIES On to the bonfire Lytle lights Abbey ' s biggest bonfire ! ♦ I Give me an A A When the Saints go marching in . . . I ' m so happy 24 HOURS A T THE ABBEY mm 7:09 A.M. Anticipating the delight of breakfast. I ' ll catch it! I ' ll catch it! 104 ■i! Supper is fun at the Abbey. 106 Dressy affair - coat and tie. Abbey hoedown. Let ' s discuss PEYTON PLACE next week. How many decks are we using? f -% .,, J What a catch ! mem LECTURE AND ENTER TA IN ME NT SERIES Variety was the keynote in this year ' s lec- tures and entertainment. The program of at- tractions grew considerably in size and sta- ture. Throughout the wide gamut of Chamber Mu- sic to Drama to Mime, the high quality of the performances on our campus never flagged. The Lenox String Quartet opened the season on Oc- tober 18 with a brilliant program that included superb performances of qu art ets by Mozart, Beethoven, and Kirchner. The Kirchner, new to most of us, excited the most comments and the greatest enthusiasm. John Starrs as Richard m. 4 Carol Keefe as Titania and Jay Ehrlicher as Oberon in Mid-summer Night ' s Dream. 4 In March, Players Incorporated ' s heroic in- terpretation of Richard III and its fanciful and tender staging of Midsummer Night ' s Dream stirred us to new heights of admiration both for this remarkable troupe and for the incomparable genius of Shakespeare. In the same month the poignant illusion, delicate humor, wit and beauty of Franz Reynders, a talented interpreter of mime,opened new vistas of an ancient and intrigu- ing art. Leatare Sunday, AprU 1, was an espe- cially joyful oc c as ion; on that day William Brice presented awell-chosen and expertly played program of organ music in the Abbey Cathedral. Thunderous applause for Gary Tow- len, a youthful 19-year-old pianist, brought the season to a close on May 1. To stimulate our intellectual growth a wide variety of lecturers address ed Belmont Abbey audiences. Top honor went to Dr. William Ro- berts, Associate Professor of International Law andRelationsatthe Catholic University of Amer- ica, who was chosen to present the annual Abbot Vincent lectures. In early Janu ary hommage was paid to s c i e n c e by the appearance of Dr. I. M. Levitt of the Fels Planetarium, Philadel- phia, who presented a slide-lecture entitled A Trip to the Moon. Especially worthy of note is the visit of Mr. Mrs. E. Martin Browne who spoke on The Plays of T. S. Eliot, and Medi- eval Mystery Plays. Dr. John Mahoney, Pro- fessor of English at the University of Detroit, returned to our campus this year. He spoke on Prokope: Redemption in the Greek Fathers. Susan Walker as Lady Anne in Richard m. ' John Knight as Lysander, Carol Enshoff as Hermia, and David Little as Demetrius in Midsummer Night ' s Dream. -sij. y u ' ' ' -,V ■inK GARY TOWLEN, pianist. THE LENOX STRING QUARTET. 1 12 MRS. E. MARTIN BROWNE DR WILLIAM H. ROBERTS, Abbot Vincent lecturer. MR. E. MARTIN BROWNE. 113 k « wL ■ m 1 mi- T M K i i5 ORGANIZATIONS mi. ' l: 9f ms THE SPIRi Dezmond Waters, Editor. Father Kenneth, Sponsor. Bill Kelly, Sports Editor. STAFF 1962 M I.- Andy Laiewski, Assistant Editor and Cover Designer. Jerry McCluskey, Photograpliy Editor. Joe Ridder, Photographer. It ' s hard under the pressure ! BACK: George Sullivan, Layouts. FORE: Jack Tilgh- man, Typist. Mr. and Mrs. Brumfield taking pictures for the Student Section. Glenn Boone. Layouts. Bob Loughman, Sports. The Spire Staff of ' 62 has tried, with diligence and care, to provide an out- standing annual for B. A. C. We have tried not only to capture the year ' s events but also the spirit of the school year ' 61- ' 62. Wehadmany setbacks, but we always sallied forth and met the crisis. There were always pictures lost or not devel- oped, a word left out in the middle of a sentence, or -if lucky - an ' A ' would show up after the alphabetizing was com- pleted. We were greatly relieved when the book was finished and then we sat back and waited, and waited . . . A deadline for Spire. Pat O ' Leary, Art. A shot from last year ' s banquet. CONTA CT CONTACT, the monthly student publication of Belmont Abbey College, is now iii its 39th year of circulation. The name Contact was chosen for what the word implies ... a reaching out to and contacting of students and friends of the Abbey; a means of greater unification for all those associated with the school. The newspaper is operated and run by the students of the college under the liberal guidance of a faculty mem- ber whose purpose is not to provide censorship, but rat her to give experienced advice. John Caven, Editor. L TO R: PaulPettie, Chuck Mclhlirmey, BobSiebert, Mike Snyder, Brian Herbert, John Caven, Bob Favarato, Stan Norton, Mike Murray, Andy Laiewski, and Tom Dunn. Proofreading the CONTACT. Staff Artist, Brian Ternamian; Photographer, Jerry McCluskey; Staff Artist, Andy Laiewski. Mr. John McCaffrey, Sponsor. page editors AGORA Approximately one year ago, a small group of artistic -minded individuals banded together for the purpose ofproducing a literary rnagazine which would be truly Abbey . After lengthly delibera- tion, those members involved finally chose AGORA as the name under which their imaginative efforts would be grouped. The word itself means a meet- ing place, but more specifically, it refers to that magazine which binds under one cover the best poems, essays, and short stories written by Abbey students during the year. Because of the fact that writers and staff members represent nearly all courses of study offered at the Abbey, the publi- cation is an agora in the true sense of word, a meeting of the minds where interests are varied. The highlight of AGORA is its emphasis on student participation. This is a direct result of the periodical ' s original purpose to foster a school-wide surge of literary interest and the levelof taste, along with its eventual development by means of actual works of art. jimfi L TO R: (standing) DonHatton, Frank Bernat, Brian Ternamian, Bob Favarato, Tom Branch, (sitting) Brian Herbert, Jim Caltigirone, Bob Siebert, Mrs. Jean Moore. R LITERARY DISCUSSION CLUB L TO R: (standing) Don Hatton, Bob Siebert, Brian Herbert, (seated) Frank Bernat, Bob Favarato, Jim Caltigirone, Mrs. Jean Moore, Jim Stroup. Mr. George Herndl, Sponsor. L TO R: DonHatton, Frank Bernat, Bob Siebert, Bob Favarato, Jim Caltigi- rone, Mrs. Jean Moore, Jim Stroup, Brian Herbert. ' This organization, composed of students and faculty who are Interested in literature and the creative arts, meets at intervals of from two to three weeks. Members select by vote certain novels, plays, or pieces of poetry to be read, analysed, and dis- cussed at the following meeting. A group leader. usually the person who first suggested the chosen work, prepares an informal address to help guide the discussion. For the constant donation of their time and hospitality, the club owes Mr. and Mrs. Herndl a debt of gratitude. STUDENT TEACHERS 1 1 —J A ' 1 1 i m n Ki A . student Teaching provides our students with opportunities for gaining an understanding of the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching pro- fession; for participating in co- operative work on the problems of the profession and the com- munity. It provides experiences which deepen the interest of capa- ble students in teaching as a ca- reer; encourages the careful selection and guidance of persons admitted to the program; and, throughhigher standards of prep- aration, contributes to the teacher supply. 1961-1962 Student Teachers W. L. Spear, Director Mr. Spear enjoys the company of the Student Teachers. Kenneth Beam Aubrey Cheek Manya Creel Joseph Eldridge Bob Favarato Joe Hoover Hardin Kelley Linda Loftin Charles Mantooth John McCormack Francis McNally Nancy McWhirter Jerry Pasour Carolyn Patton Chemistry Biology Commerce Social Studies Public School Music Commerce Social Studies English Social Studies Science Elementary Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Instrumental Music Commerce General Science 125 BUSINESS MEN ' S CLUB The Business Club is de- signed to provide the business student contact with business leaders and groups. Speakers from industry are invited once a month to a luncheon-meeting to address the group. One other meeting per month is held at which the students themselves discuss current topics. Dr. Losty is faculty modera- tor of the club. Barry Thomas, treasurer, Boyce Hunt, sergeant -at-arms; Rick Lundquist, president; Jerry McLoughlin, recording secretary; DonBurlage, vice-presi- dent. A monthly meeting. FIRST TABLE, counterclockwise: John Prushinski, Bernie Dorr, Rick Lundquist, Joe O ' Neil, Bob Ayers, Augie Lange, Roger Privette and John Korte. SECOND TABLE, counterclockwise: Andy Laiewski, Mike Cunningham, Nick Daniels, Don Burlage, Mr. Spear, Dr. Losty, John Darcy, Hank Steinke, Joe Butts, Mike Egan and Paul Pettie. BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE RAILROAD CLUB On a field trip. LEFT TO PUGHT: Mr. Michael Dunn, moderator. Bill Falck, Jay McAlpin, Frank BoUes, Jim Fiore, Arnold Pruitt and John Hickman. SCIENCE CLUB COUNTERCLOCKWISE: PatO ' Leary, Bill Cunningham, Jim McGroarty, Charles Prather, Maurice Walsh. Pat McGraw, Peter Ftawlings, Paul Twomey, Randy WUliams, Bob Kelleher and John Robinson. WIVES AUXILIARY Mrs. Marie Hunt, President; Mrs. Patsy Justus, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mrs. Kay Montgomery, Vice President. The Belmont Abbey College Students ' Wives ' Auxiliary was formed in order to help the wives of the married students to learn more about the school and the professors, to meet other wives, and to share the problems con- fronting a wife whose husband is in school. Its aim is to assist the wives of students to understand their husbands ' purpose in college and to realize the benefits both re- ceive by continuation of studies. The Auxiliary provides a full program -picnics, Christmas party for the children, courses in ceramics, interior decorating, bridge lessons, and lecture series on marriage and the family, eco- nomics, and childpsychology. All these have been offered over the years. Mrs. Mary Cook, Students ' Wives ' s Auxiliary Sponsor. Mrs. Dunson Teaches Bridge. Learning to play Bridge. L TO R: Mrs. Mary Cook, Mrs. Macie Michael, Mr. Harvey Michael, Father Cuthbert, Mr. Ben Greene, and Mrs. Marie Hunt. Here comes Santa. Miss Theresa McNalley gazes with awe at candy cane. SAINT JOHN BERCHMAN ' S SOCIETY 1ST ROW: Paul Ust, Bill Reaney, Carmen Scassera, Lennie Brown, Fr. Dominic, Larry Morin, Tom Single- ton, John Darcy, John McDonald. 2ND ROW: Hugh Benziger, Carl Kilhoffer, Joe Oliver, John Lange, J. D. Sturdivant, Pat McGrath, Frank Peters, Paul Poschmann. 3RD ROW: Brian Garry, George Liakos, Brian Herbert, Jay McAlpin, Glenn Davis, Kevin Kenney, Jim Ludolph, Henny Conroy. 4TH ROW: Ernie Miller, Milce Nails, Bob Favarato, Joe Hall, Vince Tolson, Tim Ford, Harvey Gregory. The Cathedral altar prepared for solemn pontifical Mass. Serving God in The Most Holy Sacrifice of The Mass And I, if I be lifted up, will draw all things unto myself. Servers stand during the hour of None. Servers re-enter during the Canon of the Mass. The main objective of the Saint John Berchman ' s So- ciety is to prepare college students to assist at the liturgical services in the Cathedral. The importance of college men at the sacred ceremonies cannot be overemphasized. To witness these college menas they take part in the holy rites is an inspiring sight. Frater Dominic is the moderator. As a social group, they attend an annual picnic in the late spring. The Pontifical processional leaves the Cathedral. vm. ' . Chuck, Bernie, and Don spinning tlie disks. Stan Norton, Moderator. Chuck Mcllhinney, President. B. A. C. R A D I O John Hickman, Chuck Mcllhinney, Johi for a picture. w o R K- H O You are on the air. John. Throughout the Charlotte area, Abbey Radio broadcasts over the five major communication arteries of: WCGC in Belmont, WIST in Charlotte, and WLTC and WGNC inGastonia. Eachof these radio stations carries a weekly discussion pro- gram ranging from question and answer science forums to spontaneous discussions aboutpresent-day controversial topics. Each night over Radio Station WCGC, the workshop entertains the Abbey with dedications and the music the students ask to hear. Rpdi ' wn i f l St y Norton, President, Student Government, the Abbey Si Hp R n ' KT ' ' ' ' ' i tion of Chuck Mcllhinney President; Bernie Dorr, Vice-President; John Hickman, Secretary; and Treasurer JohnDarcy Everyone concerned is fully determined to justify the theme lou ' re m tune with the times when you ' re tuned to Abbey Radio Oliver, Morln, BoUes, Brophy. and Singleton setup to broadcast. I)ai cy, and Bernie Dorr take time to pose SERVICE CLUB ON THE FLOOR: Lechleider, Reese, Molteni, McDermott, Reilly, Reany. SITTING: Ferguson, Klingen- smith, Talley, Ridder, McGrath,Kuhn, Harrington, Snyder, Donato, Massimino, Heretick, FoUin. STANDING: Rowe, Brophy, Esser, Neuland, Norton, Sacca, Trott, Wirth, Moore, Cresswell, Talbott. The Service Club is the organi- zation which renders assistance in all athletic contests and college e- vents, such as home basketball games. Of equal importance is the help given by those who act as ushers for certain special events. The aim of this club is to show good will and understanding to Abbey ' s visitors. Those who fulfill the required number of working hours are entitled to receive a varsity letter and attend the annual athletic banquet held each year. The boys who minimize the parking problem. F« Some days, it ' s really worthwhile to sell tickets ! ■na C 1ST ROW: Father Eugene, Kilhoffer, Rust, Talbott, Caven, Robie, Wirth, Morin, Taquechel, Laiewski, Ralston, Burke, and Buttimer. 2ND ROW: Jarvis, Booker, McGuiness, Tolson, Dante, Wetmore, Davis, Talley, Sturdivant, Ford, Norton, McCormack, and Kenney. H A The Chanticleers perform at thf The Bass Section. n N T C L R Dean ' s Christmas Dinner. First and Second Tenors. The fondest memories of college days always include the songs and serenadings of the singing groups on the campus. Wishing to be a part of these memories and to revive the pride the Abbey had had in her glee clubs of the past, a new singing group, the Chanticleers, has made its beginning on our campus and has impressed all with its deter- mination to be what the name Chanticleer is intended to convey in this context - one who sings with bril- liance. Presently under the direction of Father Eugene, the twenty-five young pioneers made their debut as Chanticleers in a Christmas concert, and again appeared in the Abbey Revue. Success is attending the effort put forth by all involved in the undertaking and the future of these ' chanters ' looks ' cleer ' indeed. The Baritones. wies M,C. Lennie Brown announces Miss North Carolina Queen of Belmont Abbey. IN THE LINE UP BELOW Front Back Vince Tolson Tom Carluccio Frank Peters Larry Quinn Frank Becht Jim Rust Steve DriscoU Mike Nestor Lennie Brown Bill Grandin Some really tough girls up on the Hall. This year a new organiza- tion was formed under the leadership of Lennie Brown, a clown, and was called the Abbey Abstracts. Their major purpose is to spice every Abbey affair with wit and laughter. They were especially active at rallies and basketball games. THE ABBEY ABSTRACTS The Monogram Club is composed of students who have earned their letter in one or more sports or through service to them. Its purpose is to pro- mote loyalty, school spirit, and good sportsmanship. Only after hours of hard work and self- sacrifice in the field of athletics is one admitted to this club. Each year the boys attend the annual barbecue given in their honor. 1ST ROW: MUler, Herbert, Gardner, Pettie, Oliver, McGrath, Klmgensmith. 2ND ROW: Ayres, Seibert, Dante, Molteni, McQuade, McKegney. 3RD ROW: J. Lange, Smith, Maher, Bain, Burlage, Nails. 4TH ROW: A. Lange, Underbill, Laiewski, Inman, Cresswell, Moore. MONOGRAM CLUB Frank Molteni, President. Dennis Ford, Vice-President. Jim Lytle, Treasurer. Monogram members watch and wait as the awards are given at the annual picnic. WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES vsm w W Vw I iai. 0 . ' . M. M % -5 i Q 5 H m% 1 7 J . ' vt; EDWARD H. BAIN, JR. M t ■ t 9l :.IV 1 i ' ;, ■1 , ! Ml JOHN W. qAVEN,JR. ■1 -;j ' .«f-?f ' HyUttn 1 mi M 4 Hi ENJAMW A. ( IT— wnw 1 ■■ MU« MARY ELIZABETH CRONQUIST 5 A NDREW J A MES LA IE WSKI lENNEl STANLEY PAUL NOl GREEKS L TO R: Jim Lytle, President of Tau Kappa Epsilon; Don Oately, Phi Kappa Theta; Bobby Ayers, President of Hybernian Social Club; Mr. John Hanahan, Sponsor; Mike Nails. Hybernian Social Club; Jim Bennett, Tau Kappa Epsilon; and Jack Pillion, President of Phi Kappa Theta. INTER-FRA TERNITY COMMISSION The Inter- Fraternity Commission of Belmont Abbey College has been duly established through the action of the Student Government. The object of this organization is to promote and perpetuate the best interests of Belmont Abbey College and the fraternities associated with the college and to insure co- operation among the fraternities and between them and college authorities. Membership consists of two members from each fraternity and one faculty member appointed by the Dean of Students. It is within the jurisdiction of this commission to make regulations concerning rushing, pledging and initiation procedures, and to impose suitable sanctions to insure their observance. This year the I.F.C. was increased by two members. mm DELTA EPSILON SIGMA Benjamin Albert Cornelius. Fr. Lawrence Roger Willis. Stanley Paul Norton, Jr. Gamma Iota Chapter of Delta Epsilon Sigma, the national scholastic honor society at Belmont Abbey College, is composed of students, faculty, and alumni chosen with regard to their records of academic excellence, good moral character, and participation in cultural and intellectual activities. To be academically eligible for selection at the Abbey, a student must have five full semesters of college work, and have a 2.0 over-all average. The purposes of the society are to recognize academic achievements and foster scholarly acti- vities. The membership has presently dropped to three, but it is expected that more students will be- come eligible for selection after the semester. The faculty moderator is currently the Rev. Anselm Biggs, O.S.B., Academic Dean. VeltA Gpsilon Sigma Scroll Chester Albrycf Rev. Cuthbert Allen. O.S.B. Fr. Justin Bain. O.S.B. Mrs. Elizabeth Baker John Barret, Jr. James Beleher Rev. Ansebn Biggs, O.S.B. Mrs. Marjorie Carson C. K. Chan Rev. Jude Cleary, O.S.B. Benjamin Corneliiis Carroll Davis Marilyn Davis Stanley Dudko Donald Ford Fr. Francis Forester, O.S.B. George Herndl Joseph Herrity Donald Hudson Zean Jamison Donald Johnson Graijsnn Kellar James Mahafee Mevrice Mathis Thomas Milligan Mrs. Barbara Moore James Mullen John Munzenrider Stanley Norton Rev. John Oetgen, O.S.B. Charles O ' Leary George Oliff Frank Schafstedde Louis Seaman Robert A. Smith Ray Star Mrs. Ruth Stroup Dennis Sullivan Lewis Tart William Teague Fr. Lawrence Willis Ronald Woolwine ' iMiumumL TA U KAPPA EPSILON Paul Pettie, Secretary; Chuck Mcnhinney, Chaplain; James Lytle, President; Stan Norton, Historian; John Trott, Treasurer; James Neely, Vice-President; Mike Maloney, Pledge Master; John Korte, Sergeant-at-Arms; and Jim Bennett, I.F.C. Representative. Anew vitality and flexibility sprang to life on the campus of Belmont Abbey College with the establishment of Theta- Beta Chapter of Tau Kappa EpsUon Fra- ternity. From its orgin, the local TEKE Chapter has maintained an honorable position of leadership in scholarship, in sports, in all extracurricular activities, and in service to the college and the com- munity as well as in size and strength. Dr. George Herndl is the Chapter Ad- viser, but all programs are initiated and carried out by the fraters, who cherish independence of thought and insist on bearing full responsibility for their undertakings. Its uniqueness is TEKE ' s strongest appeal to the pledge. He is stimulated to excel academically. He participates in the most vigorous social life on the campus. He is introduced to the true meaning of service to others. And he finds his delight in the genuine fellow- ship of men of sterling quality. KNEELING: Ed Murphy, Hank Underhill, Jim Caltigirone, Paul Pettie, Jim Bennett, Jim Chandler, T. P. McDermott, Don Burlage. 2ND ROW: Tex McGraw, Steve Stupasky, Jim Lytle, Chuck Mcllhinney, Mike Maloney, Frank Molteni, Leo Zoby, Mike Cunningham, Bernie Ferri, Bob Hereitick, Whitney Norton, Rick Lundquist, John Korte, Ronnie Rogowski. 3RD ROW: Jim Elias, John Trott, Pete Foley, Charlie Zondorak, Mike Snyder, Bob Favarato, Jim Neely, Andy Laiewskl, Stanley Norton, Father Anselm, John Caven, Steve Amato, Mike Lange, Dick Inman. 1ST ROW: Brian Ternamian, Paul Alrarez, Paul Giles, Jim Ralston, Tom Dunn. 2ND ROW: Larry Morin, Bernie Dorr, John Darcy, Bill Reese, Walt Taggart, Joe Oliver. 3RD ROW: Don Hatton, Jim Ludolph, Bob Donato, John Sullivan, Ron Talbott. 4TH ROW: Bill Grandin, Dean Sword. PLEDGES life is great . . . T.P. receives a servile bow from Pledge Dunn. n Oh, roll your leg over . . . if you can teke it! PHI KAPPA THETA 1ST ROW: Don Parsons, Spiritual Advisor; Pat O ' Leary, Parliamentarian; Tom Ferguson, Pledge Master; Mrs. Spain, Housemother; Tom Corcoran, Rush Chairman; Bob Kelleher, Recording Secretary; Don Oatley ' I.F.C. Representative; and Dezmond Waters, Historian. 2ND ROW: Dave Flaherty, Ed Buttimer, Randy Williams, Tom McGrath, Al Taylor, John McCormack and John Target. 3RD ROW: Tom Target, Frank Brake, Bill TuUer, Gerry Smith, Bill Cunningham, Frank Mack, and Dick Buttimer. 4TH ROW: Joe Rein- hardt, Gerry Zoby, Ed Johnson, Jim Moore, Charlie Powers, Bill Kelly, and Ted Bremekamp. Phi Kappa Theta began its year with a round of parties to bring the Brotherhood together again after the summer vacation. These were fol- lowed by the ' Rush ' parties, which included several luncheons, a beatnik party, and several coat and tie af- fairs. As a result of Phi Kap ' s Rush and personality, the Fraternity again attracted the cream of the Freshman Class and others outstanding in scholarship, sportsmanship, and leadership. After Rush, elections were held and Jack Pillion moved into the executive office. Under his direction. Bill Cunningham prepared the Tom Dooley Project which sends thou- sands of dollars in medical supplies overseas each year. With Spring came the party spirit again and Phi Kap ' s annual presentation of Player ' s Inc. from Catholic University. Secretary, Al Taylor; President, Jack Pillion, Vice-President, Ed Johnson; Treasurer (not pictured), Ben Cornelius. msm A Tom Corcoran helps Pledge Tolson. 1ST ROW: Hunter, Treasurer; Davidson, Secretary; Reilly, Vice-President; and Cromwell, President. 2ND ROW: James, Bunton, Brown. Jones, Boone. 3RD ROW: Condon, McGroarty, Lanahan, Azar, Lange, Benziger, Sullivan, Carluccio, Tilghman. 4TH ROW: O ' Brien, Jarecki, Quinn, Robie, King, Ford, Nestor, Prushinski. 5TH ROW: Tolson, Wetmore, Hayden, Dowgwilla, Gregory, Love, O ' Neil, Jarvis. f S- ■ . «A!l f U -- [fV iJ i ii .«• ' t« f ' ' . !«JJurBi77in d riiSfflmi!fi HIBERNIANS The Hibernians, building upon the cornerstone of six of the original members who returned this year, have approached their goal and will soon become a col- ony of a national fraternity. The Brother Hibernians had their first pledge class last fall and presented a promising Rush Program second semester. The Hibernians introduced new vigor into Belmont Abbey ' s school spirit by sponsoring the Soccer and Basketball Pep Ral- lies this year. Their role as a third fraternity has helped amel- iorate the Dual Fraternity Sys- tem, thus creating a more con- genial campus. The Hibernians had many socials -mixers and stags-which brought the growing Brotherhood together often. L to R: (standing) Mike Nails, I.F.C.; John Fahey, Social Chairman; Vinny Hirsch, Pledge- master; (seated) Brian McKegney, Treasurer; Bill Reany, Secretary; John McGulnness, Vice-President; Bobby Ayers, President; and Tom Sullivan, Social Chairman. L TO R: Mike Murray, John Fahey, Glenn Davis, Mike Mathews, John Maher, Mike Rowe, Vinny Hirsch. Bobby Ayers, Bill Reany, George Proudfoot, Tom Sullivan, Guy McGayhey, Bob Brophy, and Frank Bernat. Hibernianpledges. FIRST ROW; left to right: Frank Bernat, Mike Murray, Guy McGaliey and Mike Rowe. SECOND ROW: John Maher, Bob Brophy, Glenn Davis, George Proudfoot and Mike Matthews. Soccer captain Malinowski address pep rally sponsored by the Hibernians. Pledge master Vinnle Hirsch and pledge Mike Murray inspect the new dorm. - i SPORTS ■ ' «(WI B 1 - Al McGuire, Basketball Coach. Howard Wheeler, Athletic Director. Ted Crunkleton, Baseball and Soccer Coach. A THLETIC I Coach ' Humpy ' Wheeler at work in the Athletic Office. Coach Ted Crunkletonplanningthe ' 62 Soccer Schedule. Rev. Raphael Bridge, O.S.B. Faculty Modera- tor of Athletics with announcer, Ebb Gantt. DEPARTMENT Don Reilly, Scorekeeper. Coach Al McGuire rece iving the first place award for Abbey ' s outstandlngperformance in the Winged-Foot Tourney, the award was presented by the New York Athletic Club. iii Mi h. Don Cresswell, Statistician. Bob Brophy, Statistician. Abbey Campbell 64 54 Abbey Pembroke 70 61 Abbey Appalachian 65 47 Abbey Lenoir Rhyne 65 62 Abbey . . . t . Steubenville T. . 55 41 Abbey N.Y.A.C 71 67 St. Bonaventure Abbey 85 68 ■ Gannon Abbey 79 58 Abbey Catawba . - ■ • • 63 54 Abbey Presbyterian 88 71 Abbey High Point 66 62 Davidson Abbey . . ... ' . ' .46 Pfeiffer Abbey 72 ■ 50 Lenoir Rhyne Abbey 77 . .S.. .66 Abbey . . Furman . 61 59 Abbey Pembroke 81 54 Abbey Georgia Southern .... 64 63 Abbey Presbyterian 64 40 Abbey Woflord 88 75 Georgia Southern .... Abbey 69 63 Jacksonville U i . . . . 2 Abbey t o Abbey ; . Newberry 88 . . ' : ' .70 lethorpe. L.toR. Chuck Sullivan; Bernie Brennan; Harvey Gregory; Joe Butts; Bob Kopf; Bill Dockery; John Murray; Bill Ficke; Joe McDermott; Hank Steinke; Steve Young; Jim Lytle, Captain; Pete Tagley. KNEELING: Mike Nails, Manager and Bob Brophy, Statistician. BASKETBALL C R U S A D E R S 1 9 6 2 SOME DAMN THEM, SOME FIGHT THEM, WE LOVE THEM! ! Joe Butts Joe McDermott Pete Tagley Bill Ficke L. TO R. Bob Kopf CRUSADERS Chuck Sullivan Coach Al McGuire l+j- H- H O ' K H K t H H, H ' K ' ! H Harvey Gregory, and John Murray. 1961-1962 Mike Nails, Manager Bill Dockery Jump ball coming up Beside being called the whale squad, the Crusaders justly deserve the title Cinderella Team. With the loss of four starters, a mediocre team was in sight. This image was soon destroyed when the Abbey won its first six games, including the Wingfoot Tournament, before loosing to na- tionally ranked St. Bonaventure. In the course of the sea- son, the team presented Coach McGuire with his one hun- dreth win since coming to Belmont five years ago. Cap- tain Jim Lytle provided the play- making and settling qua- lity necessary to all winning teams. High-scoring Joe McDermott and big Bill Ficke gave the Abbey strength off the backboards. Consistent scorers in double figures, Bernie Brennan and Joe Butts also proved themselves capable backcourt men. Coach McGuire had a good man in Hank Steinke for additional rebounding and scoring. The Crusaders received a bid to the N.A.I.A. District 26 Regional finals after competing for four years in N.C. A.A. post-season tournaments. A trip to Kansas City would be a fitting reward to an aggressive Abbey team. With Joe leaping, guess who got possession? Bernie beats his man. Behind the Scene With the Winning Team Losers take five laps. Hey Fox, do we have a ride back to the dance. Crusaders in their leisure time. Mr. Steven Young, Number 22. This was a three point play. students strike for better food. And the Fans Cheered the Crusaders Sullivan and Ficke raised high by the crowd after the L. R. game. The defense backs off from Abbey. CHEERLEADERS i L. TO R. - MichaelSells, Cecilia CoUetta, Marie Vischio, Dorothy Brutko, MarthaO ' Neil, Carolyn Garrison, Anne Fillipelli, and Carl Kilhoffer. A warm hand must be given to this year ' s cheerleaders, who have proven to be the best rehearsed and the most enthusiastic ever to cheer for Abbey. Indeed, without these girls perhaps the team would not have done so well in those close games. Their time, practice, and efforthavepaidoff for all who cheered with them for Abbey. Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar all for Abbey stand up and hollar! Our very enthusiastic cheerleaders perform. Gathered around the ' A ' are Abbey ' s Angels. m BASEBALL Pat O ' Leary Joe Butts Brian McKegney John Sacca March 12 Catawba 14 Wofford 20 Lenoir Rhyne 22 Lenoir Rhyne 24 Catawba 28 Guilford 29 Washington College - V Jerry Vincent Bob Ay res John McGuiness 1962 : -- - fe r?Fl rtii!i« a?5Pt j£iaa« - i....jjLai ' ;i-s,32:£aci ' : John Lange Bernie Brennan Ronnie Gardner Hank Steinke April 4 Presbyterian 5 Pfeiifer 12 Pembroke 14 Campbell 16 High Point 17 Pembroke 27 Davidson May 1 Presbyterian 3 Wofford 5 Campbell I STANDING 1. to r. Boone, Esser, Moore, Inman, Haggerty, Stevens, Bremekamp, Kelly, Fitzgibbons, Murphy, Malinowski, Amato,Darcy, Becht, Giles. KNEELING from 1. to r. Marin, Reilly Pyper, Heretick, Parsons Taquechel, Murray, O ' Connor, Peters, Bain, Molteni, Miklaszewski. Coach Crunkleton and Capt. Malinowski discuss a pen- alty in the Davidson Game. Senior Halfback Frank Molteni. Senior Forward Ed Bain. Abbey ' s strong defense move the ball down field. Abbey supporters aid in scoring we beat n. c. state Appalachian 2 B.A.C. Davidson 6 B.A.C. 3 Pfeiffer 2 B.A.C. B.A.C. 2 N.C. State 1 U.N.C. 4 B.A.C. 3 The high-spirited members of Abbey ' s soccer team, completing their fourth season in N.C.A.A. competition, have earned for themselves a good reputation backed by hard work and good sportsmanship. The boys, nineteen of them returning lettermen, began practice soon after returning from summer vacation. Coach Crunkleton and the players spent many an afternoon practicing and preparing for their season, which included N.C. State, and the Universities of North and South Carolina. Their victory over State was the high point of the season and spurred them on to a double overtime tie with Pfeiffer after an earlier loss to them. The proximity of Abbey ' s scores with those of her opponents is an indication of the ability and coordination developed by the team. As proof of their fine play, invitations have been received from Duke University and Lynchburg College to play them next fall. Eddie Bain, leading scorer, was nominated ' Most Valuable Player ' while Don Reilly was nominated ' Rookie of the Year. ' Pfeiffer 2 B.A.C. 2 Davidson 4 B.A.C. 3 B.A.C. 9 U.S.C. 4 Kmory 2 B.A.C. 1 Smash it smartly, Henebry ! s:: TWtt. -in? LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Home, Leland Robinson, George Mason, Mr. Wheeler. Carroll Denton, Brian Herbert, Don Parsons and Jim Williams. GOLF TEAM Mr. Wheeler, golf pro. Williams killing crab-grass. Returning Letterman, Don Parsons. Brian Herbert, Returning Letterman. Leland Robinson. [ Fred Brandkamp Carroll Denton George Mason KNEELING: Paul Twomey, Bob Dante. 1ST ROW: Don Parsons, Charlie Bunton, Hugh Benziger, Tom Singleton, Vic Donati, Pat McCracken. 2ND ROW: Joe Oliver, Mike Sells, Joe McKeon, Sergeant Costner, Tommy James, Jeff Tozer, Frank BoUes, Mike Nestor. The Rifle Club was formed to pro- mote marksmanship, good fellowship, and sportsmanship. The members are a very earnest group who are content to remain unseen, though not unheard, for they make their appearance on the rifle range amidst the ancient beams of the old barn. The team is coached by Ser- geant Roy Costner of the local police force. The B.A.C. Rifle Club is a member of the National Rifle Association of A- merica. Sergeant Costner, Paul Twomey, Bob Dante, and Hugh Benziger; Officers. Glenn Davis practicing from sitting position. RIFLE TEAM Dante squeezes one off. Sarge discusses nomenclature of the rifle. Now a pin-wheel is . . . 189 THE WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB g l:; ' i l:ii, ' ;-c£rf: Officers: Bob Azar, treasurer; TomO ' Neil, vice- president; Mike Murray, president; and Ron Talbot, secretary. Members of Muscles Incorporated. ' A display of talent. FENCING CLUB From the seed of what began as a gentle- men ' s afternoon club has sprung the Fencing Club. From the avid interest and active participation of its members has developed some really professional talent. With this :alent, the boys are looking forward to inter- :ollegiate competition. Especially notable in this new organization is Rick Lunquist, ' ounder and chief instructor. L. TO R. Andy Deane, Tom Ferguson, Rick Lundquist, Domenic Caggiano, and Pete Foley. 1ST ROW: Julia Sack, Mary Alice Hall, Kathy Thomas, Coletta FoxWorthy, Diane Cooper, Jill Hoffman, Marty Farrey. 2ND ROW: Christine Battaglia, Joan Fay, Jeanette Sellier, Kathy McFadden, Nancy Connolly, SueHogan, Anne Mehfoud, Mary Finnegan, Frances Hendry. 3RD ROW: Betty Bremekamp, Linda Crissey, Marcia Owings, Donna KnoUmeyer, Maureen Doyle. COLLEGIA TES - Nk:x.  • Crowd-pleasers during half-time. Intra-mural Committee: Bill Ficke, Coach Ted Crunkleton, and John Sullivan. INTRA-MURAL COMMITTEE Intra-mural Referees: Mike Nails, Joe Butts, John McGuiness, Hank Steincke, Joe McDermott, Bernie Brennan, Bill Ficke, and John Sullivan. Ready ... Set ... 1 ... 2 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL T-. .■ K•3 ' ■..- ' a .. vi■ ♦ Up above the trees so high . . . I got him Let ' s get them, boys 10 steps to 6 points ! SITTING: Hank Underhill, Jim Caltigi- rone, Jim Bennett, Ed Riley. STANDING: Mike Nails, Steve Amato, Brian McKeg- ney, Joe McDermott, Bernie Brennan, Joe Butts, Hank Steinke, Robbie Light- hart, John Korte. O ' Leary goes up for a long pass. A hard to beat offensive. Sft ' Terry Fitzgibbons, Second Place. Frank Peters, Third Place. TURKEY RACE L. TO R. Richard Monteith, Terry Fitzgibbons, Bob Loughman, Frank Peters, Bill Corlitzen, and Dave Jansson. The second annual Turkey Race was held just before the Thanksgiving Holi- day. Response to and participation in the race was increased this year. Ted Crunkleton, intramural ' s director, must be given the credit for the organization of the ' birdie derby. ' For his fine performance Bob Loughman, first place, was awarded a 15 pound turkey prepared by the Abbey ' s kitchen. Bob Loughman, First Place. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1ST ROW: Henry Conroy, Johnny Lange, John McGuiness. 2ND ROW: Connie Harris, John Sacca, Tom Barthel, Steve Young. P.K.T. Runners-up 9 - 3 Capt. Gerry Smith 1ST ROW: Gerry Smith, Dicl5 Buttimer, Don Oatley, Pete Fiawlings. 2ND ROW: PatO ' Leary, Bill Kelly, Jim Moore, Bill Devaney. Junior Class Capt. Ronnie Gardner 1ST ROW: Andy Munch, Ronnie Gard- ner, Mike Cunningham, Jim Caltigirone. 2ND ROW: Joe McDermott, Dennis Ford, Don Miller, John Korte, Charlie Zondo- rak. P.K.T. Number 2 Capt. Dave Flaherty 1ST ROW: Al Taylor, Dave Flaherty. 2ND ROW: Ed Johnson, Frank Mack, Charlie Powers, Teddy Bremekamp. Sophomore Number 2 Capt. Vlnny Hirsch 1ST ROW: Mike Murray, Vinny Hirsch, John Spotts. 2ND ROW: Bob Heretlck, Pat Doherty, Mike McDonough, Cash Haggerty. Doug feeds the basket. Freshman Number 1 Capt. Art Prosser 1ST ROW: Paul Alvarez, Gerry Vincent, Walt Taggart. 2ND ROW: Art Prosser, Vince Tolson, Mike Jarecki, George Liakos. Freshman Number 2 Capt. Frank Becht 1ST ROW: Lennie Brown, Frank Becht. 2ND ROW: Terry Fitzgibbons, Joe Hall, Paul Poschmann. Pat ' s got ' em runnin ' , Freshman Number 3 Capt. Tom O ' Neil 1ST ROW: Mike Nestor, Mike Lanahan, Tom Condon. 2ND ROW: Frank Dowg- willa, Tom O ' Neil, Doug Wetmore. Freshman Number 4 Capt. Jim Stevens 1ST ROW: Bob Loughman, George Tyd- ings, Pat McGrath. 2ND ROW: Tom Mahaffey, Charlie Rattimer, Don Cress- well, Jim Stevens. Bill goes up and over defense. The league was strong on rebounds Freshman Number 5 Capt. Bob Pyper 1ST ROW: Al Lione, Carmen Scassera. 2ND ROW: Kevin Kenney, Fred Brand- kamp, Frank Peters, Bob Pyper. Freshman Number 6 Capt. Mike Rowe 1ST ROW: Frank BoUes, Mike Egan, Mike Rowe, Mike Matthews. 2ND ROW: Goerge Proudfoot, TomDunn, JohnPrus- hinski. Dean Sword. A D VER TISEMENTS CiGARi CONGRATULATIONS ! Belmont Abbey should be proud of their New Dormitory. We are happy that we were chosen to be the General Contractors for this fine new building- . ' jiaaa ' ' «nsA« ( • ' M a «  m 1 ' - R. H. WHEATLEY CO. General Contractors P. O. Box 11391 4724 Old Pineville Rd. Charlotte 9, N. C. Compliments of McLANE CONSTRUCTION CO. Sewers - Gas - Waterlines Office MI 3-2998 J. A. Collins 1024 N. 7th Street Res. EL3-8802 Richmond, Virginia SCHOOL SPECIALTIES COMPANY Supplies for the office and the student 35. North Main Belmont, N.C. Cemplimtnts of A FRIEND SINCE 1934 JAckson 8-6124 Flanders 2-1462 REESE ELECTRIC, INC. CONTRACTORS 7412 West Chester Pike Upper Darby, Pa. WILLIAM W. REESE LAWRENCE J. ACKER SHEPHERD ' S JEWELRY TA 5-2744 12 North Main Street Belmont, N.C. BEST WISHES to the Class of ' 63 from MR. AND MRS. 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