Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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 bedicrUiost To the alumni who so fully took to heart the Carroll ideals of Courage and Honor that they gave their life's blood for their country in World War II, this annual is reverently dedicated. Though our bodies sleep in alien seas, Or under an alien soil, We are the American soldiers At rest in the arms of Cod. —Thomas H. Feeney. SJ. Leo K. Ballenger, '43 John Bartholome, '42 Frank C. Bermingham, '41 James S. Bertoglio, B.S., '39 Stanley C. Black, ‘41 Eugene C. Brent. '27 Ralph B. Brownell, A.B., '37 Albert J. Carraia, '41 Francis J. Casey, Jr., '32 James W. Cassidy, '38 Grant H. Cory, '42 John W. D'Arcy, '41 Ralph B. Daugherty, '44 Samuel G. Dean, '42 Charles D. Donohue, '24 Dennis Gray, Jr.. '43 Francis J. Hagerty, Ph.B., '28 John R. Hale, N.B., ’43 James E. Hamilton, '43 William S. Haney, '30 Lewis A. Hilger, '42 Henry R. Howe, ’43 Robert M. lager, '44 Gerald J. Keys, '33 Henry S. Magraw, '41 Harold Male©, '28 John N. Manion, '43 Peter McDermott, '24 Thomas D. Moore, '41 Harold D. Moran, '43 Ralph E. Morrison (Faculty) Roger K. Paul, '41 Robin C. Pennington, '43 Leonard A. Pospyhala, '40 John W. Power, '33 John F. Schilling, '43 Emmett R. Schmitt, '23 John J. Schubert, '32 Rev. Curtis Sharp, S.J., ’09 William J. Shepherd, '24 Vincent Dep. Sims, '31 Paul Tevlin, '18 Raymond A. Winter, '41

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tf-OA w id Seventeen years ago this Spring Carroll published its first annual, The Pioneer. Because there was a popular demand for a more appropriate title, HILLTOPPER, a word rich in Carroll tradition, was chosen for this year's annual. The site selected for Carroll College was originally contemplated as the location of the State Capitol, and had been called Capitol Hill. In fact, the college acquired for a short interval the title of Capitol Hill College. During the years, too, Carroll's athletic teams have frequently been referred to as the Hilltoppers. Besides a change in the name of the yearbook many other changes have occurred on the Hilltop. To pass on to you some of these now loaturos, an well as some of the more traditional ones, has boon the aim of this y« it ii HOltoppor.