Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1951 volume:

ICANN IONA COLLEGE, NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y VOL. VI - «ttfrft i., r lia The ICANN for 1951 presents a review of the tenth year of Iona life. on of any college yearbook is to present a graphical review of the life of the college for the period it covers. To do this adequately it must portray first of all the basis of the academic life of the institution, the FACULTY. The annual must pay tribute to those who have reached the goal for which we are all striving, the GRADUA I ES. Then logically it must represent the great bulk of the student bo dy. the UNDER- GRADUATES. The story of the College year is the story of the student body, but to present it pictorially, the annual must portray the year s ACTIVITIES. Iona engages so extensively in intercollegiate A 7 HLE1 ICS that a sep- arate section must be devoted to this activity. Finally in a college with an active student body, many clubs are enthusiastically supported, pro- ducing the need for a section of ORGANIZ.A7IONS. RISC Very Reverend Brother Edward Ferdinand Clancy, LL.D Superior General of the Christian Brothers of Ireland On the second of June. 19 0. Iona was proud to present an honorary degree of Doctor of l aws to one of the most illustrious spiritual sons of Brother I'.dmund Ignatius Rice — Reverend Brother Ivlward Icrdinaml Clam y. In dedicating this publication to him the staff feels it can do no heller than to quote a portion of the it.ition whit li states that the degree was conferrer! for his life long devoted service to the ( hurt li; his outstanding ability as an edurator ami administrator: his zeal in furthering the reputation of the Congregation on every continent, and to mark the esteem of the American Province of the Brothers for his great qualities of mind and heart.’’ I lie citation also made reference to his great work for the Church in Rome as secretory to the Cardinal in charge of audiences w ith the Rope and as a staff member of the Vatican Secretariat of State. I THE EXTENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS OF IRELAND A r !n of Mustard Saint M r � ■■■ Dul.I in. I lie nerve renter ol the Iri.h Chmti.m Brother. ('ongrec.ition. Mount Sion Shool nl Waterford. the first liiunilutlon ol Irish ( hriiliori Brother. h Statuo ol Brollirr l'. lniurnl l mdiu Rko. (oumlrr ol tin- Bcollvrr . r« y|r t .� o ntomorial «I Iu grccil oJi in CnlLm. Irrl.ind. F.dmund Rice. a surmsful I )ul lin merchant. at the age of forty, fonml a mission in life. In 1801 In dec ided to s| en«l Itis life bringing Christian Doctrine and learning to tlie poor waifs of Itis homeland and secured ecclesiastical | ermission to initiate his gre.it work. Joined by two zealous youthful companions. Mr. Rice officially ojtened the Mount Sion House at Waterford, on May I. 1801. Young under privileged Catholics Hoiked to the school in droves. On the feast of the Assumption in I80S. seven companions took lcm| ornry vows of poverty, «hastily and obedience. In 1822 there were thirty-five brothers present at the first general chapter of the llrolhi •rs id the (‘hristi an Sc bools of Ireland. At this time, the rules and regulations of the new congregation were drawn up. perpetual vows were subs rihe«l to. and Brother I-.. Ignatius Rice was elected Superior Ocneral. C onditions in the early s« hools were not always condin ive to su « cssful effort. I here were as many as two hundred eighty pupils under the care of a single brother and no memlrer of the community had less than one hundred fifty under his supervision. As late as ISIt) there were seven hundred pupils under two brothers at the Francis Street .school. In addi lion to its ordinary teaching work, the C ongregation conduc ted night sc hools and even begged for the Irenefit of the orphans of Limerick. With all these obstacles, the Brothers’ pupils received such a superior education that they captured an overlarge percentage of the annual govern- ment awards for sc holarships. I he national school hoard raised its stand arcls to give the classical schools a chance, and the following year the percentage of Brothers students securing passes, exhibitions and medals increased ever further. Realizing the vast field open to him. Brother Rice always sought to extend his holy work throughout Ireland, throughout F.uropc. throughout the World. In spile of numerous obstacles placed in their path by the British government, by Irish Protestants and by the exigenc ies of finance, the Brothers always extended their labors as far as | os ihle. Before the death of Brother Rice in 1841. the C hrislian Brothers had twenty-four establishments stretc hing from all points of Ireland, to Gibraltar, to Eng land, and even to Australia. Brother Rice’ s work was like a pchhlc dropped in a hike, wliic h caused ripples to spread to the shores of the lake and up its tributary streams. I he twenty-four establishments, seventy brothers and eight thousand pupils under the Congregation when the Founder died have since increased to two hundred forty houses with more than two thousand brothers teaching over one hundred thousand young men on every inhabited continent. What began as a tiny mustard seed continues to grow and hear good fruit. ?! ’ ecotneth a irec i i i ARTANT. - The Boy � Town ol Dublin, whnr tlic IWini tnfr lor rlfkl hundred homelm )vun(ilr«. Irrl.mil was the cradle of the order. Mere, naturally, it has .iltained it greatest influence. I he congregation's m liool have heen the fertile soil of most of the |H liliral and ecclesiastical functionaries in the country. I here are over one thousand Brothers. with more than two hundred in training. They provide both industrial ami «ultural training for more than forty thousand pupils. 8 I Hfod� rf Bum— M—• THOMAS I BKYDK. MJjii. Aulilonl Dean I lionmt K IVlilinC. B.B.A. Bur tar John J. i'JimLi. B.B.A. Ho««nr l J. Bulcrr. B.S. Udtlonl Krqnl tar AiUilunl lo I It Guidance Direel or Brollirr I'.utrnr P. Mulv.� ny. M A. Di oflof « Hoolilmr Francis Mi Garry DimU of Mlijnirnani’i' IIENKY M RYAN'. BS. CPA Placement Dirnlw Rnlarl Barry ami liimri Wi! liar� � . Hay «« IkioI olfirr staff. William I aKurii anil I ramis Hnnlrlr. nifil.l sslmol ..II.. ■ .(all n v v Bfuihrr All.... M Kn.cl.i. It A . M A [mlnidttf in Moofni nnifiMHfr LANGUAGES I M«M • B.V yfcU1, - i u� ' Afllmr I. Inlorna. B A . M A In.lnn lw in iMoilrin Brutior It Doyk. It A . MA Profrttur of ( lanital laruiiMigrt rtf m mi i«tti� i6� r J u jjw| Jo muJnjfj |i� t� |� lt«y u |� J u i� |i«i|iu| v i v ti •� «• � � «� ,i i 1-11 v k ‘ v a '•’j-'-'M.o r •i-i°h 9m t j Ui.i|� o| « i« i ijoij |t«i |tttt V K ‘Sil ’•IITuol ' I ,i'ln,nM ulimihu� j «■ J|i xn«y (I 'M ' V a '■ '■• -•K -uo' Al S or- 7 r r iiat|D)ii| | Jo joiij|oi(| |in |� nty sk v k sii up3:i k n MOTHER WILLIAM H BARNES I’rv mM of I ritltiih anil lirini of Dr nulmrlil B A . I ni rr� ity of Irrland 1)1 lit . Royal t'ni r«il of Rome Nolo,, M l .,lloli,.y. B A . M A. Inilnutor in l.naliili Biolwr Ailliur I. M Aim. B A . M A dtuilonl I’rofrtwr of i'nalnh John B S. M A Instructor in I'ine Arts i)«illu'( R.il.rll C. Mi Mullen, II S Instructor in Religion BROTHER PATRICK I Ri ll I Y Uior of Religion anil lliail of I)e tartmrnl 1$ A . ('n nwi{.i I 'nivrnity M.A.. Cnlliolic UnivcnMy .V. JW- Jowpli A Mahoney. BA. MA [ « lo .'f (n P ufovor Jiy I lion mi • S C ) Brtrn. BA. M A. Aulifainl Vioftiwt of Pktlownhy Bfolhr. WJI-B. G. A.U. B . M A. Intlnulor in P iifoKifiliy CVerge Pepper. B A , M A. Irulnutor In Phifotophy BROW® A� u«lun' Deport ' 1 BROTH® PATRICK I) McCARTHY Ptofrttor oI IIhImv and I IraJ of Department B A . N'.iliomil I ruvrinty ol Irrl.twl MS, Noire Drintr Unlvenity l li I).. I'onllinui Unlvrruily ’’•'■tt V. •tnulor Jo«r| l C. Dwyrr. B A . M A . I’ll I). .V«%itl wil Prole tor of llitioey John Schlogl. BS . M A. I n Inter in llitioey ■ 1 Frank Frrynr. 1$ IV A. CI’A. Instructor In Accounting H. Pdcr Crrintn. CPA. Instructor In Arrounltng , —_ • (I «taej Narnuin K xl. B B.A. Instruitur in Accounting Ulrich .1 Nmn, B.C.S.. B.S. M A I r, tunr in Accounting ECONOMICS ln' A- '-X ol fr - . «« � •lN j b 1 ( uUvl Sin Llr. B S Iritl uiUir in I'inatut 1 ..M f '«I iUtttuM. u fa jo.% ,ii' luofftty (I’M Stt •HJN I umui l m CHEMISTRY Profr JOSEPH R KILLELEA of (‘(irniiil y and llroil o Dfpartmml B.A.. Manhattan Collrff I’li I) . New York UntvcnMy I Rev. lulwnrd M. : Kovach. B A. M S.. PI. D frdiifff in fnllwmatie Saint Joirph'� Col- it I lie lir� t known Catholic boarding school in Autlralla. It it tlif rallying |Kiint of ihoutandt ol Catholic l.iily lor the annual Corpus Chritti l r - cfiiion. I lie Brothers came to Australia some years before the death of Brother Rice. Brothers Ambrose I reacy anti Fursey Bodkin opened Saint Francis, the first Brothers’ school, in I860. I here arc now nearly seven hundred Brothers in one hundred schools, newest ol whic h is the uVu Mission school on New Britain Island. I he Brothers' educational sys- tem has a vast extension, covering primary, secondary, residential, technical and rural schools, four orphanages, a sc hool for the deaf and tlurnh. two seminaries, a junior.itc and a novitiate. I NICHOLAS ALBANESE. B S. Biology Major lie Will (llnlon High School. lonlitn 2. V I’liolo l ililm 2. V Yrnilmok 2. Y -I. Photo Editor 5. Editor In Chief 4. Cilee Cluh 2. V 4. Trm- •uicr 2. I .llxorinn Y I lull.mill rograplirr. Illolofy I )epnrtniml. GEORGE M ARCHER. B A llitlory Major f'tirldi of Si firrfliiry llir (Itml. (nllinlnil Ptrp Nl'CCS I. 2. V 4. Crucndrr of llir Knl(lili of Columlnii Y 4. 29 ARMANI) A AIXJVASIO. B A. llitlory Major Pari h of Si. Murlm ,.f Twin. All Ilallate « High School Marlin l)e I'orrr. Society Y 4 Political Science 2. Y -I acenfis, Docere « 20 ANGELO C. BARBAGAIJ.O. BA 1'jijllili M.ijor Si. Rote of Ijma't Parlth. Power Memorial Academy. Itiiliun C Iuli I. 2. V STEPHEN A. BAR BIER. B.B.A. M.irlrlinC mill Rrl.tilmc Major Parich of Si I rancet o | Rome. I. Rootevell I liqh School. NT CCS I. 2. V I ll.ili.in Swifly I. 2. 5. Cruuilftt of llir Kniulil of Colunilms I. Si. MallkrH Busbies ( lul I. 'ai JOHN R 111 J IAN. IIIIA M.uLrlm nnJ Retailing Parlth of Si. John the Rlxmffrlifl. While Plaint lliflh School. NICCS I. V I. (Vw I M.wLrliiig Club V -I Spani«li (Iuli I. I. F.ir.i KiiigliW I. 2. 5. J. I ri-.iMifrr -I. Si. Millkrw'i llutinot Club 2. 5. -I. HENRY E. BERGER. B B A. Mtdrlin; and Retailing Major Paneli of Si Ann� . ('animal Haw Utah School 4 JOSEPH II. BEUVE. Major Puri� i of Si. (inlifir . Xcu- Km In � 11, •''■Aoo . WILLIAM J. BERGER. B.8.A. Economic! Major Parith of Si. .'Ignn, ('animal llayct High School NECCS I. 2. -I. Economic • ( Iuli I Sue ml Clui� 4. Si Miillliew'� Bukinru Club 4. HENRY S B1ALKOSKL B B A. Accounting Major Parith of ihc Sairr.l Heart. ('Iiffuilr Part lliqh School. NI CCS 5. I. St. Mjlllicw’i Butmrtt Club I. Spunitli Club 4. Accounting Club -I. 51 ROBERT A BISCHOFF. B B A. Accounting Major Parish o Si. C u(Ji«tiiu Ptlham Mr mortal II mh School. Spanish ( lull 2. 1, I Si Matthew's Bminru Clui� . I Dramatic 4. Accounting Club 4. Philocvphuolmg RAYMOND A BONGIOVAWI. B A. Hicloiy Major Parish oI Si Mall iinv f’oirrr Mi'morldl Academy Nl'CCS I. 2. V -I. Politico! S icnce Club 5. 4. Marlin Dr Porro Society, Secretary 4. 32 Mjidrtini! and Krluiling Major I'ufiJi of Sl Margorrl. .Ml Halimi-. Hitfh School NT'CCS 2. Y I ( ru� .idt-i of tin- Kniglits of Columlm V -I M.iiLrlmt Iuli I. laro Kiuglil 4. Si MiIiIich'� Buiinru Clui� V -I. Ms (f Z%tcerc' t °£)ocere DENNIS A. BOYLE. B.B.A. Eiononiii Major I’nri i of Our I silly of llic Attiimfilion. I Villi' PrrI� Garlir Surly 2 Clrr (lull 2 Ionian I Eronomu • ('lull. Chairman I Si. Mallhew • Btninrtt ('lull 4. I.ir.i Kriiglitt -4. JAMES J BOYLE. B B A Marltrling and Rrliiilmg Major Puriifi of Si Gabriel. Blrilcil Satronunt High School. Tara Knight -I Marketing ( Iuli -I Ionian Y 4. AdvrrtlnnC Man� C 4 Garik Sourly 5. 4. Si. Matthew’� Builnru ( luh 2. 5. 4 i FRANCS J. BRESLIN. B.BA. Aiaounling Major ’orfiii of Sl iVhfw ni o Vo rritine. Si .Ann'� Aiiulrmy A.rounting Cluit I Sl. Mntlbrv� � liuiinru Club -I. JOSEPH I� BLRBRIDCE. B A llklory M. � «r I’o mIi of Sl. I'raniit Xarirr, All Hallows lituit Sd...! NFOCS l. 2 v ' iv... � ■ .11 %, i Poli ti.nl S«icnre Club 3. 4. GolJfn 'I V Drama- tic 4. 34 JOSEPH F. BURNS, B A. SfMnitb Major Porisk of Sl Margaret Mary. Cardinal llavet High Ssliool Track I. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country I. 2. 3. 4 I'olitnnl Science Club 2. 3. Martin De Pom Society 3. I Glee Club 3. 4. Student Coun.il Pre� idenl 4. Golden 'T I. 2. 3. «e: m - ■ £ a 6 -s . = jiti a.— Jm ROBERT 1$. CASEY. BA. I'jtclwh Mnji f f'nrit i of l ir Sacred . 1(1. Curiliiml lluyri lli fh School. Nice's 2. V I LmrxMi Drlhtline S.- flrty 2 Sp.uii.li (lull 2. Martin l)r i’orrr. Sourly 5. I Dramatic Soticly I ROLAND QP0L1.I. B.B.A. Mark. Iinir .inti Rrlutliiii; M.i)oi ’oili i of St fote di. Mrmoriul School, Nrw fiwy. NFCCS I. 2. . I Mailccting Club 4, Si Mnlllirw’t Bull not (lull I. Iretbman H.nkrl I...II Spaniih Club 2. I litlory Mayor I’arieh of Si. Frantic of Autti. Cardinal Havre llnih School. NFCCS 2. . -I Spnnitb ( lull I. 56 PHILIP E. CLARKE. B.A. Economic! Major Slf. IVlor and Pun Parish. Power Mnnoria! Acoi i-niv. Nl'CCS I. 2. V -I. SfMiuvIi Club 2. Si Mnttbow Bucino� . Club 2. � . -I. Economic Club -1. Cmuulor of ibo KniuliU of Columbuc 5. 4. 57 DONALD F. COLUCCI. B.S. Biology Major On Ijuly of Craw PariJi. Si Simon Sloth lliqh Sthool. Crew I D.« Vinci Society I. I Glee C1ul 5. 1 Golden I I. 2. 3. Il.ili.in ( lull •! Ionian I. 2. 3. -I. S|x rU Iditor 3. f.alitor in ( liiel I MCCS I. 2. 3. I I ir.i KniChl 2. 3. I. Vi.e IViident 3. Secretary I. Quarterly. Minui(ini! Felitor -I. JOHN II. COMISKY. B A. Economic Major Sf. Philip tri s Pari,h. Cordum Hosts lliqh Sfhaol. NI-CCS I. 2. 3. -I. Confraternity ■{ ( liricli.m Doctrine 3. Economic� (Iuli I. Si. Mat- thew’� Buiine � Club -I. M2 FRANCIS J. CORRIGAN. B B A. Bcnomitt Major Porlth of Our Lcijy of Ixmnltt. Corilinal Host II,oh School MCCS I. 2. 3. I l lulo«o| liy Club 3. -I S|wuii h Club I, 2, Si Matthew Bucine� � Club I. 2. -4. Economic� Club -4. u o S� 38 JOHN' F. COX. B A. Fnglitli Major Parish of the Holy Rosary, ('athnlral I fiijfi S. hunt NT CCS I. 2. V -I. Confraternity of Ctirirlian Do. tum- 2. I C. A Bulletin l. S|-im.li Club 2. -I. It.ill.m Club -1. Gaelic Society 2. -I. s' -ST !1 � 4 $ xre £t wjjocere JOHN F. CROSMN. B.B A. Marketing arul Retailing M.ijiii Parish of Our F.aify of Fatima. Iona Prep. NFC CS I. 2. V -1. lara Krnglilt 2. 5. 4 S|wn nil (’Iuli I. 2. V t. St. Matthew’ Burine� Club V I. Linnon Debating Society 5. I Dramatic Club -1. Markrlini; Club 4. WciUhctler Club 2. CORNI I.irS J. Cl NNINCil 1AM. B.B. A f.o Major St Philip rr is Parish. Cao irmf II. nr� ig i Sshool. St Matthew’ Bucinet (lull 2. V I KronimiM Club I. Gaeli. S« irly V I. S|hirii b ( lub -I. 50 RALPH I CUOMO. 3.B.A. Accounting M.ipir St. Drnn Punch. Part Kulnr High School. Accounting Clui� 4. liunnni Club 4. THOMAS I- CUSICK. IIB A Economic� M.tjnr Punch of llir Cioocl ShrphrrJ. ('unluuil fove« High School NT'CX'S I. 2. V I Economics Club 4 St Msltbc-M � Butinru Club V 4 Spun .� 1. Clui� 2. v Pul 4 '0n r, 4 “ A4. .j ■ '« or JOHN A DeAMICIS. B.B.A. Ai«««inline Major PanJi of Our I July Quern « I Martyrs. Themlore Roosevelt High Sthool NI CCS I. 2. 3. •• St. Maltbew Bimnr� � Club 3. •• Accounting Club. President -t A =7 Jf Z ccrcrti1 y Oocere JOHN i: DEEVES, B.B.A i'iniincc Major lutae I: Young High School. LUIS A de nURRONDO. B.B.A. I Iiuiikc Major Parish of St Ciabrlel. ('entral High School. NT CCS I. 2. 3. •! Si Muitlww'« Butinrss Club 3. 'I. linuwr C lub •!, acercDsi ''Docere JAMES I DtLUCA. B.B.A. M.irLrlui| mi l Ri l,i iit ni; M,i|«r Partili o ihr III...I Sarritnsrnl. Allnrt l.ranar,! High Srhnol Marketing Club -I. Sl. Mutlltr� v'� Buiinr� � Clui. V 4 PETER V de MARCO. B A. luunoniHt M i|or Sl I hunts' Parish. .Ml Hall,sin High Siluxsl M ( ( S I. J. V • I .if.i KnililiU 2. I. 1‘rr.l «leni I ShihI Iuli V I. Vi r Prrtidrnl 2. Picildmt 1 Colilrn I 2. V Ba.rbull 2. 5. I. FREDERICK M. DELE. B A. HiMory Major Sl Simon Slofl Parish. Sl. Simi n Start, High Srhool. NFCCS I. 2. 1 Confrnlrmily ol Clintli.m Dm Irinr y I Marlin L)c Porrr 5. 4. CAC 4. Glee Club V 4. (.Iimlrnilrr 2. V 4. S|mnitk Club 2. Ionian 4. I-atuxm Debating Soddy 2. VINCENT I DEMPSEY. B A. I litlory Mujoi Sl llrlrna s Parish. Cardinal llavn High St hool M CCS I. 2. 'i. I I’olilx.il Sinn.' Club 4. I rail. I. Marlin Dr Pour� Swirly 4. 42 Midi AU. I� 1)1 CAPRI. BA. ANGELO R D.PACF. B.B.A. I litlury M.ijuf Finance Mujor Our I July of Mrt(y I’arnhi. CorJirm f llayn llu h Poricfi of llir StuffJ llra t Hu |fi Sthool of Com School NI CCS 2. I. Smi.il Club 2. S|mii merer I in.tme Clui� -1 S� M.iltli. � . Buunrti | K Club 2. Club -I. It THOMAS J DONAGHER. B A. I'Jlglitb Major Our fxiily of Rrfiifir Poriili. Rice Huih Sthool. N'FCCS I. 2. V I Political Sconce Club 1. I Invitation Donee Committer -I Garlic Society -I 4) aces vt c g£ l '“ 'fi ' ;s c BBA l ”5 i0‘ I vKr« F'-r;_______ ,................4 •SJ2 ” .oV t do - H°'Vl H W“ UUH' 1, ALBERT I . DUASO. B.BA. Marketing nnil Ri-t.ulmg Miijor Porlth of llir Atrentlon. Iona Prc| NICCS I. 2. 3. i Si Matthew’. Clui. I. 2. 3. I Nn«kel ...ll I. 2. ('•olden I I. 2. 5 Marketing dul I HARRY VV. DL NKAK llitlory M .i i Parlth of Si Benedict, Cardinal Ha yet High School, NICCS I. 2. 3. Ionian 3. -4. Proof Editor 1 I'nrn Knight. 4. JOHN T DRISCOLL NBA Amounting Major Parith of the Holy Name. Cardinal HayM High School. NICCS I. 2. 3. I. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 3 St Matthew’� Butinr� � Cluh 3. 4. Accounting Cluh 4. II JEROME A EDWARDS. B A. I li� tory Major Parich of Si Paul I he Apo.tlc. Ml Si Michael High School. I.1IA KiiigliK 4. Sxi.ll Clui� I RICHARD C. EJBEU-. B.B.A. M.uLrting «ml Rrluilini! Major I’arith of the Preclou i Woo. .NVirlon High School. NI'CC S I. 2. V I Inii� Knigl.U 5. I St Mill- llirw I Buiim-tt C lull 4. I «Innuo, voting man CHARLES P. FARLEY. B A I W AYNE FARLEY. B.B.A. I li.toffy Majo� Pariti, of St Ann. I'orJIuun Pre| N’FCCS I. 2. 3. -I Sluilent C oiim il % Ionian -I Turn Knight V •I. Political Science Cluli 2. 3. I Clw Club 3. 4 Social Club I Martin IN- Porre Society 3. 4. Confraternity ol Chrittian Dim trine 3. 4. Gaelic Socirty 4. I'maiice Major Holy Family PorjJi. Neu1 Rochelle High School NI CCS I. 2. 3. I Nuilent Council (evening wiiien) I. 2 lam Knight 2. V I. I mance Club I St Matlliew i Buiine� Club 4. Pluloto- pliy Club 3 W'eUihevter Club 2. 3. HARLEY C. FLTZER. B B A. Economic Major A. B. Dari High School. 16 PETER F. n.WERAN. B B A. M.trkrlini! .iixl Retailing Major Pariih of the (iixhI Shr ihenl. ) • IjO Salle Ini ti tute. NFCCS I. 2. V I Spuiiih Club 2. Markrting CM. -I Si Molllirw't lluunrn ('lull I. russei j. p. FrrroN. bb a. Markrtinc and Retailing Majo� Hlexieil Sacrament Pariih. Mem it Sacrament Utah School. I.ii.i Kmul.lt I, 2. V I. Iretluitaii Ikit krtluill. Spanitl. Out. I. 2. V -I Sr Motlbrw’t Butinrtt Clul 2. 4 MaiLrlinf and Retailing Club 4. JOHN P FLOOD. B A. I litlory Major J’tl itb of SI Hamahai. I nr.lham Pre i NFCCS 1. 2. 5. 4. Keenan Pliilotopliv Club Y G.trlx Socirty 2. 4- College Sotiol Club 2. V 4. I’ublnitv ( omniittre 2 Di.iiimIu Snirly 2. V 4. Radio Worktl.op 2. I oru Kmul.lt Y 4. Chamber 4 Batrl all, Attitlonl Miiucn V Manager I Gl(f Club 2. V 4. Secretary 5. Ijbtauan I Stu- dent Countil I. Politi. .tl S .rmr ( liJ. 2. 4. Rrtordinu Snirlaiy 2. V Corresponding SrtnlMy 4 Iona (Ju.tilr.lv Butinrtt M.tn.turr 4 loni.in 2. V 4. V i Editor 2. Make up Editor. Adn.......... Irnlivr Editor % Butinrtt Monagrr I 47 PATRICK J FOGARTY. B A llitloey Majef Parith of Sr Jerome. ('artlituil llayn High Sdiool NT CCS I. 2. 5. -I. SfMiiitli ( lub 2 (ttrlk Socicfy 4. Political Science- Club V SALVATORE FORTE. B B A. Finance Mc(o: Parith of ihr Immaftilalr Conception. Irandrr Child% High School N’l'CCS I. 2. V -I Finance Club. Sr Matthew’ Buwnrtt Club I •18 PAUL A. FREY. B B A E OCIOI1IM t M.ljof Parish of the Holy Name. Iona Prep NI ( ( S 1. 2. 5, -I K unonii % Club I Si. Mulllirw's Buiinni Clul 2. 5. -4. Sfunitli Club 2. 5. -4. Ms facere t yfZ)ocere ARNOLD I FURY. BA LOUIS J. GALGANO. B B A. I'jigbtb Major M-.iL. lmi! and Rrlniliiic Major of ihr XalilHIy. Si Simon Sloi L lliiih Parith of Our lixivo Cormrf. ('iri.nl School. NFCCS 2. V I rai L I I .ii.i Kni{lil School Si Malllirw Bmmr� (Juli V I. Y 4. MillotoiJiy Clui� Y Girt Club 2. 5. 4 Limn Club 5. -4 Ionian I. 2, Y Feature I .alitor 2 I I hah M-r 40 JOHN' F. GANNON. B B A. Marketing and Retailing Maior Si. Ailalbrrti Plinth. itvJiof� IamiiiIiLii Mr mortal Hiilh School. Si. Matthew « Bu� inrvi ( lul . 4. Marketing and Retailing Club 4. Sxial Club 4. JOSEPH J. CANNON. B A I'-figlitli Major Pailth of St. Driii . (Jo fori Ihuh School. Drama- lie Society I. 2. 5. 4 Glee Club 2 Debating Society 2. Confraternity id CbrUtian Do trine 2 Cnfllc Society 2. Student ( OUH il 2. Kertl.It! l’bil..v« |.l.v Society 5. 4. I ri.ivurrr V I urn Knighti 2. 5. 4. WotcheMer Club 5. JOSEPH L GANZL B.B.A. finance M««jo Plinth of Si. limit, Muri niffaii PiCfi Nl'CCS I. 2. 5. 4. I 'inani r ('lub I St Matthew'� Bull ne� Club 4. Sfhinitli Club 2. MAURICE J. CARR ITT. BA. Hitlory Maior Pmi'h of Angelo. ('anlinnl llavr High School. Nl'CCS I. 2. V 4 Vrtrron' Social Club I. 2. I ant Knight 5. 4. Student Council 5. Secretary- Trenrurer. 50 HUGH J. GAVIGAN. B A. I ll.lorv Major l'iim i of Si ftorimfxn, Ml. Si. Michael llifih School RICHARD A GRIRICKR. BB A. M.irkrlini! .mil R i.hIui.' Major Pu idi of Si Benedici. Cluitloftlier Coltinihu High School Drunmli Sotirlv I. Mnrlcrlinc Club -1. Si. MuIiIww's Busin � � Club I LOUIS A. GHEDUZZI. B.A. Lnuliib M.ijor Pa ilfi of Our l.iulv of Sohue. Cardinal Hayet H,Jl School. NICCS 2. V I ll ill in Swirly 2. 3. -I. Imitation Danrr Cornniittre I. -I. Sori.il Club V -I. M.irlin Dc Porre� Soriely 5. 4. • -S- cu II Pofllll School. Colilfn MARTIN T. GONE)A. B A lllttary M.ijoc 1f the Mott Holy Dimly. C'«Ion 11'lift M CCS I. 2. V I BntriN.ll I. 2. V 4. i 2. 5. Politic ni Scimrr Club I. 2. Ili REN W. GONZALEZ. B A. Pbtlo.opby Major Piiriili of Our Imlv of Mrify. Car. I. n. if fi.ivn High Srboof NICCS I. 2. ), 'I. Drlrgntr to llir NSA I. 2. Ionian I. 2. 3. lonn Quarterly I'rnlurrt I .«litor -I. 12 DAVID P. GLYNN. BB A. Marketing .uni Retailing Ninior I’arith of llir Immaculatr llrart of Nfurv. liait c ieMrr High Sthool Marketing Cl.il -I St. Nlnt- tliew t Butinm Club 3. 4 accrc a i Docere MICHAEL J. GRECO. B.A. Economic! Major Pariih of Onr (xuly of llir Axuimption. Ml Si Michael Hi ah School. NI'CCS I. 2. 5. -I. Ilcon- OMII. . Club 4 Si. M.ittbr� '� Buianmt dub 4. M.uL. lmi; � ■� ! Rrl.iilmc Major Parith of Si. f iiIf, Crar.firiuf H,i r High School NFCCS I. 2. 5. i Miiltihf lab I xi Mai tlicw Butiiir� ( lull 5. 4 S|..ini-li dub 2. V IX-alc� ! J.i.in . . JOHN M GREANY. B B.A. 55 i a ® Wf tiofl i-'v ' ’ 1 ol '' r$4 • Sv� 1'4 JAMES J. GREENE. B B A Mnrkrtini; and Ri-toiliiig Major Pariili of the Good Shepherd, (leorge Wm urujlon | |J| School NI (?CS I. 2. V I Si Matthew's Buiinm Clui� 2. 5. 4. Spanish Club I. Tara Knighti 4. Marketing Club 4. CERAID T. GRIMALDI. B B A. Marketing and Retailing Major Parish of Si ItennlicI. Si. Simon Stork High School. NECCS I. 2. 5. 4. Dramatic Society 5. 4. Maiki-lmg (IiiL 4. Si. Matthew s Buiinesi Club 5. A. JOHN P. ILACKETT. B A. English Major Si. foseph's Parish, All Halloas High School Ionian 3. 4. I raturcs Editor 4. Quarterly, Editor 4. 34 RICHARD M HARMONAY. B B A. I' iiumr Mnjiir Pari ih of St. 0 1 1 I hr llaptisl. Gorlon )| i School NICCS I. 2. 5. 4 Sr M .iiI.. « Bu,i.,r„ Cl,.I, 2. 3. 4. I'inanrr 4. Spanitli ( liil I. B.«� k -tlw,ll I. 2 Cfcw I. ci:rai.d t. 1 iarinijt. ba. Major Parish of Ilw Immaculate Heart of Mary, A It DANIEL J. HART. B.B.A. Marki-tinC iiikI Rrtuiliiig Major Parish of St foirph, Pimrr Mrmorlfif AkiiIi'biv MCCS I. 2. 3. 4 Maikrlmi! CU, 4 Si M,,l llww , Buxine,) ( lull 2. 3. 4. Daris Ill'th School Crew I. Con(rnlomil)- ol Cliriiti.in Do Irine I. S|� nni� li ( litl 2 v-% 55 LAURENCE J. HASKQJL B B A. Marketing «n«l Retailing Major I’arith of Si I'iiuuii ( fuinluf. ('ordinal llavrt High StluMtl S|mim«Ii (‘Iuli I. 2 I fetbmnn B� « k. iii.ill Si. Maiilww'i Butinru C1ul 1. Celling tlie intiile lope. THOMAS F IIAYES. B B A. luonanik Ma|or Paritk of the Holy Family. Wi lium Henry Hall High Softool N'l'CCS I. 2. V Spani� h Club I. 2. 1 Si Matthew' Butinru Club 2 Garlic Society I. 2. V Regional Ptniilrnl of ibr II CCS V 5 JOHN M. IIENEGHAN. B A. Economic Major Paritl of St Mnrpan'l Mary. All llollou � iliijfi St hoof. NT CCS 1. 4. Anti C ommunitm Coni- inillrr Garlic Society 2. 5. 4. Secretary 2. Virr Prrudrnl 5. 4 CruuJrn of the KniuliU ol Col- unihuc 3. 4. Glee Clui� 5. Tor.� Kniglitt 3. 4. A i2 A'Doccre JOHN F. IIERL1HY. B B A. Marketing and Retailing Major Parish of thr Holy Same. Pou-rr Memorial Academy. NFCCS t. 2. 11. I Irench ( lull 4 Marketing ( lull 4. Golden I 3 St Multliew� lluiineii Club I. 2. V 4. B.nLellhill t. 2. 5. 4, JAMES M HKSSION. BA. I'.nglidi Major Our I.ally of I ntimo, Scartifale. Iona Prep. M ( ( S I. 4. lorii.m I. 2. 5. I I e.ilure Editor V AdniinUlrutivr l.ilitor 4 Cilrr Club 2. V 4 lorn KrugliW 3. 4. (Quarterly Poetry l.litur 4. Gael,. Society 2. 3. Confraternity of Cbrittiun Doctrine 3. 4. 57 DANIEL E. HOLLAND. BB A. Marketing him! Retailing Mii)m Parith of Our Ixulv of Solace, ('ontlnal I lavet Ififl i School Si. Matthew'� Bi� «inet Clui -I. Mnrlrljnc C Iuli I. THEODORE M. HOLLIDAY. B S Biology Major Of Wilt Clinton lfijj i School Truek I. 2. 5. 4 Cro t ('minify I. 2. V I Martin Dr Porre� Soocly I Ionian -I. IX� Vino Society 4. Keenan Philo � )� !� )' (lul. 4. THOMAS F. HOPKINS. BB A. A ounlir� c Major file ««'i( Si. fom. nl Pari� h. Wn loa n Hath Sc hool N.TCCS I. 2 V I. Accounting ('lul. Vne Clmir- man •I St Matthew Bu� ine� � Club 5. 4. Bowl ing Team 4. Sf� n� ii li Clui� I. 2. 58 GERALD F. I IL'MI’HFRYS. B A. Hitlory Mft|or llhtteil Sacrament Parish. ('ordinal limit High School WCCS I. 2. V I Ionian 2. 3. «. Headline I lilor 'i. Iona Quarterly. lotion Editor •I. Confraternity «I ( lirnti.m Doctrine 3. Spnniili (lub 3. La Vo Blilor 3. JAMES I HURLEY. B.B.A Ivconomkt Major Parish of the Immaculate Conception. .Veto Roch- elle Utah School NR CS I. 2. 3. I. BareU.ll I 2. 3. Golden 'I ' 2. 3. ANTHONY J. IFRARDL B.B.A. I'inance Major Parish of Our f.aily of Ml (’iirmef. Boston Eng liih High School. Keenan Philosophy Clul I •ie„, , ‘ ( Ii,I. . h,„l • it,,,. 7' 1,V ..y,y s'7 ' ,r� 'h c ,1 . n a i . 30 PAUL E. JONES. B B A. I'innme Major Parish of Our Saviour. Si Agnes High School. NT CCS I. 2. 5. I SfMnitli Clul I I'iiinrur Clui� 4. Si. Mitl'lx-w'� Bunneti Clui� 4. ROBERT JORDAN. BS. Phytic Mn|or Si Catherine' Parish, Pelham Memorial High School NFCCS I. 2. V 4. Do Vtad Society 5. 4. A .Mr f p''Oocere VtV'v _jWSs. b� v 1° S ' a l n0i lion k,iVc� � « , |„u� .( sy.u''1- W,N-'v t A Tc-teS“ JOHN P. JENSEN. BA. Englitli Major William Hou aril Taft High School. I'tench Oluli 2. 3. I. Vice President V Prc ldcnt ■•. Glee Club 2. V 'I Ionian 5. I. Managing Editor 4. Social Club 2. 3. Tara Knight C 60 M.irkrtinf .iikI Rrlmlini; M. |of I’arith of St John the Rooirrril Hitfh School. M'(CS 2. -I. Rr� r.ir«li (li.tiiiintn I. Slml'-nl Coun«il I. 2. -I. Vue Pmidfnl I Sjwn i h (‘Iuli I. 2. o I jlilor l-i Vo, Si M.illlir� ' Ituum� (Iuli I. 2. IV I. 2. Atoitliuil Conrli 2 ( uirlii Sm icly I. 2 Ionian I. 2. 1. 4. Il.ilinn Clui� -I. NSA. Alternate Dflffalr 4. JOSF.PH E. KAMINSKI. B B A. THOMAS J. KEEGAN. B A S|Mllli� ll M.I| I l,ariih of I he Immaculate Conception. Ml. Si. MkIkwZ H,„h School NFCCS 4. 61 The versatility of the composite Iona man is truly amazing. It is forcibly demonstrated in the diverse fields of work in which we find him engaged in the hours when he is not in school. The students work to earn their tuition or for spending money or in some cases to acquire valuable experience. This experience, gained at the same time as their formal education, gives these men a much better start when they go ubout the business of earning a living in a competitive world after graduation. In the following pages, a typical cross section of Iona men at work will l e presented. You will see a store manager, a news- stand attendant, a baker, a gravedigger, camera store manager, florist, child counsellor, a | oliccman and a steelworker. These are only a few of the many that could be taken. Iona men are also Pinkerton detectives, ballet dancers, photomic rographerv carpenters, band vocalists and musicians, printers, and are engaged in so many other lines of occupation that even listing them would he difficult. A glance at the men in these pages will show you a microcosm of Iona. 'I here are clay and night students, men in every department of the school, men in each of the four years, veterans and young men just out of high school. I hey all comprise a good picture of the mythical Mister Iona , in his extra-curricular occupation. 62 L _____________________________________________________________ Applying llir principle he learn .1 n xophomore buci- ne «Indent ut «iIhmiI. J.nk C.ulikln. i Nnv R..• I■■ II.- in RianaCer Ilf llir Peppermint Room . |� i|Mil.ir Iona rrnilr .- ou«. He ha been working iknr ince April 1050. «nil bin (out year experience .«� a joda jerk ’ to enable him to whip up coke , banunu plit ami Pcpj erniint-� pe i.� l ”. for the hungry horde ulway pirscnt in tlie More. David Pelervm work the uinga- ine illimi in New Roc hrlle c bu� y New I Imrn «tation. Selling maga- zine . newspaper� anil cnnily keep him moving at a rather hectic rate every uflornoon A fir� t yrar etudent at Iona. David ha« held tine Job � ince June. 1050. 05 An.lirw Sturm r plum I� l r .1 ioi i..l «oilrr Hr i« irnllirrinc vulunltlr ra|M-rirnir li� r In- 1 lioirn «.«irrr ut llir 1.1. lohri I’. Ki'nnnl) I Ivtur in llir Ilium. I Irrr hr it oiimrlli� , woikini; witli liflli mill i� lh k'riulr yo«iiig� trr«. Amly livrt nl rml� Im iiminini! i ml iiflrrrionn liiiir ill luna. � l..ir lir i .« Imlory mn|or. Nielil kIiooI ni ir Jim Krondet. a veteran, i� ottitUinl manager ( llir I . I'. , lu ll.- I lmi.i Simp in Nr� Km lu llr Ur it following in llir fooltlrpt of lilt fallirr who own llie «lore. I lavine worW llirre for (i r ii-.in, Jim i now f.iiniliar with every «sped of llir lupine� � , lie nol only wail on luilonirri Lul alto ninnaset tlic liollioute. Waller Seibert it repretenlnlive of the ninny Iona men who work in grocery and vegetable vlorrt. Wall, a hutmett fretlinian, it employed at llir A. (■ I , «lore in Start- dale. I..� Lome town, lie lint worked for the cliaiii for three year , and it currently centering hi activities in the grocery de- partment. working every afternoon and all day Saturday. 65 Him years ogo Paul Samuels looli a Job as a temporary substitute counterman at Sutler's French Confectioners. Today be works eleven long hours each Saturday as a baker. Petal plans to spend bis life as a food chemist and to utilize the dual knowledge be is now acquiring as a baker and chemistry student to improve methods of food preparation. A resident of Ridgewood. Queens. Paul is a sophomore at Iona. 'I Many men follow lltrir father in llirir Itote r of o. ■ now i� a full fledged union iwmlirf. Jolin vnuU far front I • 11|mi Inlin Freely. Iona senior i� ow of lltete on� , nl llir Rvrrcrrrn Crnylrr)'. I-one lil.mil. Hr I,lit completed •pfiirnlicnliip t n gravedigger, ami Jolin llitrLint it one of llir ni.iny who have turned � n rnjoy.ililr liohhy into a profitable career. l or many year� a camera rnlliutiatl. lie woiLeil at a camera technician in llir army. Five year� nuo. lie tlartrd «wlmi; at a taletntan in llir fumout Camera Crafl tltop in New Roekrlle. Due lo hit knowledge oi hutinett practice, y.iinnl at a night tlml.nl al Iona for llirre year� . Mr llarkint «at recently appoinlr.l manager of Canter� Crafl � While Fiaint (lore Hr it rnarrird and hat a daughter. 67 At ! � hr I'ld ( ulkn. n junior pre-law «liJrnl. On New Rothrllr t road . hr it Patrolman Cullrn. ol the city-� efficient “Accident Prevention and Invntication Squad . I d it a ■iwinird veteran with a year old ton. Hr hat hren on the lorcr for five ycart and it editor ol Nichttlkh , the WVtli lirvtrr polkeman’t weekly. Aiiimic llie miilcn on llie Ihrofig� Neck Sewer Develo) menl i« Vince Donahue. nn Iona College Night S lio Student. Vince it one of llie innintenance men wlio kre| llie crime� . Irinior� nnd other nmchinet in working order f the Poirier nnd McLane Contraction Company. i THOMAS E KELLY. BA. EUGENE J KERNS, BA. F onoraid Maior I liitory Majo Parith ol Our I ii.lv •! So «i « Ml St Miefiarf Parith of ihr (ioo l ShrphrrJ. CivJiiuI Have High Sebo• ! NFCCS I. i. V I S Matthew'i High School. NI'CCS I. J. Y I Glw I. Butinrtt lull I. J V -I Eronorul, C Iuli I 2. A, I I'olituul Sinur (Iuli V 4. Sfuniih Keenan Hilloiofliy Cluli Y -I SfMniili Cluli I. 2 Club 2. Confraternity of Chriitian IX,•trine 4 WILLIAM J KOHL B B A. I ononik Major Parith of St Bamaha . St fuhn'i Prep NFCCS I. 2. 5. 4. I or� ociii.« Club -I Sl Matthew'� Buuneit Club 4. Sfuniili Club 2. V A w_ acerc'tif H°£)ocere- JOHN S. LAKEY. B.B.A M.irLrlini! nntl Rol.iilinu Major Prep. Si Matthew'� Bmiitrtt ( lul. 5. ■!. Cigll I rum 5. •!. MnArlinj Clui I ROBERT I) IAMB. B B A. I'innnrc Mojo� Pari%h1 of Our J.t.ly of Vutory. . H Xiiii S hool. NI-CCS I. 2. V I. Si Mniilicw� IW net Clui� I JAMES J KRONDES. B B A. Ruiinr� Ailiiuni.lt..lion Q IttjtT ° Ur,r vav n. ,V, .1.- 'f VW a 11 ). I ® - «■ w,f L , � ■ VICTOR L UCGIO. B.B.A. Economic Major Porlth of if if Hlftuul SiKTamtnl. Fouw Mom oriol AcoJttny, NI CCS I. 2. V 4 Economic ('lul -i. SfMiiuli Cluli 2. B.i.i'ImII 'i. -I. S«. Mntllirw Hiiiinr � Club -1. Jk t u 'Docere RAIJ’ll J. UGUORI. BBA Marketing And Retailing Major J' iri� fi i Onr l.atly of Gracr. I) - ili ( uiton High Sehool. NK OS I. 2, V I. lura Knlglit� •1. Marketing Club I S| «initii Club I. St Mnttbew'� Rutine Club I. JAMES J. LINDEN. B B A Economic) Major m li of ihr Holy Eamify. fanin Monrof High Si tool N'l'CCS 1. 2. V I St Maltbew’� Bu� i- net� Club 2. I r.n.i Ktiiiflit� I. Flilloiopli� Club 5. I. Economic Club. Vkf Ereti dent -I Spanith Club I. 2. 5. 4. Secretary 4. ftv n , v.o - u NHV’ . s ,y� « n Sr9% lie ' ' MICHAEL ) LONERCAN. B A lliitoty Major Si lit null, I I’oriili. ( titth mil Hum Hii h Sr hot J Garb. So irly I. 2 Confrnlrmlty ol OtrUlian Doctrlnr 2. '• Polili..� 1 S Irmr Club V I, Chair- man l)nn r Conimilt� 2. ARMANI) C. Lo PRESTI. BA. Illilory Major Parith of thr Imffloi nlnlr Cmu r illon. iVru' York Military A..i.l.mv NFCCS I. 2. A. I Politl.al Scirmr Oub 4. Itnlmn Club 2. A. 4. loninn A. ROBliRT P. LOFTUS. B A lingluh Major Parith of St Ra nabat. Koowrrll ImjJi School NT’CCS I. 2. A. 4. Yearbook 2. A. Tara Knifiblt I. 2. A. 4. Sub-Iiebt. I. DAVID J MACKENZIE B B A Marltrlini; ami RiIiuIihl' Major Parith of Our f mlv of Rrfnjr, Canfinol I Inert lliflh School NI CCS I. 2. A. 4 S« Mnltlirw'� Buanru Club A. 4 Marketing Club 4. Garlic Soclrty 4 74 RICHARD R. MAIKITA. B B A. Marketing and Retailing Major Parith of the Sotrod IIearl, A. II Durii lltijh School NFCCS I. 2. 3. i Si Moithe� '� Bu� i- ne� s Hub 2. 5. -I. Sp.inidi Clul« 2. 5, I Writ- ilinlrr Oul� 2. MaiLrlinC Club 4. Tara KnigliU -1 HERBERT J. MALACH. B A. Hutory Maior Plinth VI ill.- .Amrn� iiwi. )e Will Clinton Hitfh School TCCS I. 2. 3. I S|� .ik.-r� ' Bureau 2. A. -I. Chairman 2. I National Student A� o nation. ( li.iirm.in 2. V Sp.undi Sonrly 2 ll.ilmn Society A. I Tun� KnigliU I. 2. V -I. Crow Country Manager 1 Sport I’uUnity Committee I. 2 Iona Rn.lio I'orum, C li.nrm.m 2. I.unnon Drifting Society I. 2. A. I. I’midml 2. A. Icann I. 2. Quarterly Managing I ditor I Ionian I. 2. 3. A. Sport Ivditor 2. Managing Editor 2. Editor- in-Chief 3, A. EDWARD J MANEY. B B A Marketing unci Retailing Major Parith of Si. Callirrlnr. Prlham Slrmorial High School I nrn KnigliU I S|� uni l Club 2. 3. A St. Matthew Bo ine s Club 2. 3. A. Marketing Club A 75 Hu� � S N°- Jilts' m-w- 7 .....j g cU ?•;. � V°f VP - - Par� . , _ � 'tr� — .osSSo-t'S. W� ' v ! •« '|' il, Ve ’ ‘ CH� l ’ v� � � • 4 N .,n. Cr THOMAS I MARTIN. BS. Btolojy Motor Parilh of llir ruarnation. All llalloirc High Sr toof. NI C CS I. 2. 5. -I. IX� Vinci Society 5. 4. Garlic Society 4. JOHN J. MARTORELLA. B.B.A. Madeline nil.I Retailing Mayor Si Anthony • Parith, ('nrillnnl linn High School. NT CCS I. 2. V 4 Confraternity ol Chriitian Dextrine 1.2. V 4 S • i. l Club V I St Mnltliew't Buiinrn C Iuli I Marketing Club 4. SpnnUb Club I. RICHARD J. MARIN. B A I liilory Major lloly I'omi v Parith. Cardinal Hayet High School NFCCS I. 2. 4 A if ' accrc'ti1 Docere- 76 ' WILLIAM V MASSARI. B A. Spuniili Major I’ltfitfi of Our fatlv of Ota( •. .'ll Si .'In hurl High SJiooI. Nl CCS 2. 1 1,0 1 it ration 1km L? DIONISIO A MASTRANGELO. B A. I lutory Major Parish of Si Marlin « Four , ('unfinal I nsvi School ICCS I. 2. V I Italian Hub 5. -I. Polilii.il N K-m r Cluli I. Soi l.«l Club V -I. Jf� i , ’? Ms v,R(Vo •h' sbO 8«a 7. . , w Jo V m WALTER A MATZHN. B.B.A. Accounting Major Pomfc of Si Colurnlia, High School of Cum nwrtf. Acoiu.lini C Iuli -I. Si Mulltirw'l Ihi.iiio� � Club 4. DENIS J. McAUUFMv. B.B.A. M.iiLrluii; .mil Retailing Major Our IauIv of Refuge Parish. I heoslore Roourelt High School. M CCS I. 2. V I Social Out I MuArling Club -I Si. M.illlirw’ lluiinm Club 5. 4. Invitation Dome Committee 4. ,.ss. � A' •c X N o ® 0 ( o D ' i v.� 'r O' a ' FRANK J McCLOSKEY. B.B.A. Finance Major Si Mum Parish. Port Chester High School M ( ( S I. V I S| .mi� li C lub J Inin Knight 4. I'innixe Clui� I Si Matthew Bu inr « Clul. 4 78 John j McGovern, bb.a. I'imin« Major JPk acen t 'Docere HAROLD A McGRATI I. B.S Pliyiki Major I’arlth of Onr I.aJy of iMunlr . St. Ann's Academy. NKCS I. 2. V -I On Vinci N«i«-ly I. '2. V I («olcic-n 'I I. 2. V Inr.i Kni(lil 5. 4. Crew I. 79 MALTFJJS irx. JAMES J McLOUGHUN. BB A. Economics Major Si. Hrlrna't Pariah. CarJinal I lavra Jfiflh School. NT'CCS I. 2. V 4 GU Huh 2. % Garik Socirty 2. 5. 4 Sfvini.li Club 2 Si MtHWi Bu.inraa Club 5. 4. Economic Club 4. ■32 80 MICHAEL A. MEOLA. B.B.A. MufUlinc ami Rrluili(i| M.ij-n Parith of Si Rila i. Solriinii High School. NT'GCS I. '2. V 4 MnrLrline Clui� I S| . ni«li (lull V 'I Italian lul -I St Matllirw't Bini- neu Clui� 5. 4. IKED J MI-SINGER. B A. Enelitli Maj.1t St. TUfMf Paritfi. Brianliff High Softool. Stu- «lent (’mill'll I. I am KriitfliN I Glee ( lul� '2. V 4. Dramatic Swirly V (. NICHOLAS R. Ml NUTELLA. B.B.A. Finance Major Pari h o St. olin the lin iliil. SaunJert 7 rch M CCS i. 2. v i • � i Clul. i. 2 hn«nrr (lull 4 St Matlhtw i IWiinfu Club I. 2. 5. 4. 81 W’ Vs i i V vuw SvyN „ '■' p«ri� K ‘uwh O � 4 ii ' I iwf-r cV� Jk S icercxu tffZ)ocem WIIJJAM T MORRIS. BA. JOHN I MfRI'HY. B BA. I liilo«o|iliy M«|m Sl IVlff’i Parith, Yonlirn i.j . Srlutol Nl’CCS 2. 5. 4. Chairman 4 Icann AuorMr lulitor 2. Ionum 2. 4. C.arlic Society 2. Kit mm I’liiloupliy Sodety 4. M..iI.i-I.hu and Rc-lulllng Mijar Sl Raymond % Parith. Carillnnl llavn IImh NTCCS i. 2. i S|M....I. (I..I. i. 2. % NUllrlinu (Iuli I Sl Mattlirv� i B«i MKM Club I. 2. V 4. MARTIN J. MORAN. B B A. I inuvir Major Parith of Sl� Prtrr and Paul. Rice High School. NI CCS 2. V 4. Trcamn-c 4 Confraternity of UhriWian DocIrine V 4 CruM.br� ol tlw Knicbt� of Colurofiu� V 4. Chairman V Sl Matthew Buiinru Club 4 I'maner Club 4. Chairman 4. JOHN L MURPHY. BS. Biology Major Sl Anthony'� Parii fi. (’ordinal llaytt High Sthool. NFCCS I. 2. V 4 Da Vin.. Society I. 2. V 4 Garlic Society 2. V 4 Social Club I. 2. V 4 Martin Dc Porre Society 5. 4. WILLIAM G. MURPtlY. B.B A. JOHN L. MURRAY. B.B.A. ! onomk« Marketing and Retailing Mijoc Parith of Si. John. Si Mi fui«T« High Sfhool Poriih of Our l.ntly of Mrtry. Potttr Memorial NFCCS I. 2. V 4 luononiic Club 4. Si. Mai AtaAtmy. l CCS I. 2. 3. 4 CiumiIci of llir llww « Buunrsi ( luh I. 2, 4. Knighli of Colunihut 3. 4. 83 I THOMAS J. O'KEEFE. B.B.A. M.irlrling •mil Krlmling Mu for Si loan ■ Ate Pufn i. I'fleet Mrnutfiol Aeatlemy S. i.il (’lull 4 Si MuIiIm'm’i lluiinru ('lull ■I Marketing ( Iuli I PATRICK I ONI'IIJ- B.A. Ijigll.li M.ijur Si lol in � Cuilili. Iona Prep JOHN J O'BRIEN. BS. Iliyili� Miijoi (100.I Shepherd Parnh. ( ordinal llayri High SrfcooJ NICCS I. J. 1. -I IX. Vlori S .rly I. 2. 5. -I T r.% Knight. -4. A IF (ictrcsiy I ? °Docere 81 85 HAVIN' I I’lNDIW.ASr. BBA. LEON I IIPOIINSKI. B A. luonotiut� Mifor IliMory Major Si I’umli Carthfiiil Hayr Ihtjh Sthool. Si. Valmliw'i Pa lifc, Cardinal Nayil Higk Scfiool. Nl'CCS l. 2. i i S|«- ni‘K Club 2. Si Mnl- | nra Knijilt 2. 5. 4. llint i Bu� in -«« Clul V 4. I'Vonomk� Club 4. WILLIAM A. PETRINO. B.B A Anounting Major Si Anlbonv « PariJi, I'ranAer ChilAt High Sthool Ai ountmc ( Ini' 4 Amcri«. n Accounting Amo- rinlton V 4 Si Mulllirw � Buonru ( lub 5, 4. Ibnrlmll 2. w. ARTI UR C PHILLIPS. B.B.A. Du.nir� Ailniinitlration M.ijor ‘ accrc'iz1 IuDocere 1 JOHN I PHILUPS. B.A. I litlory Mnjor Parisii of Oli I atly of M Tcy. IllfiwJ Siamiiml i ifjli Stliool. Ircmli Club 4. WALTCR I PICCHIONE. BBA I onami « Mnjor Si. .iity’j Parish. CarJlnal Hayes ILqh School. M (’ S I. 2. 3. I Tnr.i Kmclil 2. 3. I Drnma- tn (lui. 2. VI. Prriiilrnl -4 Spnni� K Cluli 2. 3. I. Sl. Mnlll.r� ’� l)u innt Clui. 1. 2. 3, -I. S? You'rr Mir pjijr Ixltind. Coluccl. 88 Ilittory Major Holy Trinity Porith. Traner Ir High School Poll Ik.iI Science Clul 2. 5. I. Kreii.m Plnloiopby Club V Gaelic Society •«. Social Club 4. A z7acert% t Docere •5— WILLIAM I� . RIORDAN. B A. History Major Pari fit of the Holy liatary. All Hnlloiri High School Italian Society 2. i. 4. Secretary 2. 5. Vice-President I RICHARD L ROACH. B A. Hiitory Major Si. John's Parhli. While Plains Hi gh School Student Council 2. I «ru KnitfltU 2. V 4. Social Club 2. Italian Club 2. V Garlic Society 2. Ionian 2. Glee Club 2. 80 , iW coo '' ‘V, MICHAEL I ROSA NOVA. B.B.A. limiiHf Major Si (al inliif « Parltli, Pflhom Slrmorial Hitfli School NFCCS I. 2. V I N SUllhew’i Bust- nrti (lull I, 2. 5. 4. JEROME J. RUBINO. B B A. A ounlinc Mijix Si loir tlt • Parith, Imuii I Voiuhi fig i School NFCCS I. 2. i, 4 Si Matthew'i Builnm C1ul V 4. THEODORE F. ROONEY. B A llidory Major Incarnation Pariih. Hoc lliqli School Nf'CCS I. 2. 4 ICxL.lk.il I Poliln.il Silrnir 4. 1 1.,I.phy lul« I JOSEPH M RUDDY. B A. Englitli Major Si lirrntlan t Parith. ('lUihnal I lavra I llah St hoot NFCCS t. 2. V I Sxhlal Hub I Bau-lwll V 4 go JOHN' F. RYAN. B.B.A. l inniKf Major Si liamobot Parith. C'onhnol Hayct High School. lara Knicblt 5. -I. Social Club 3. 1, Si. Mut- llirw't lluunr t Club -I. Finuncc Club I. Secre- tory 4. JOHN J RYAN. B.A. I lulory Major Si Pm Parith. Cofilnuil Hnyrt High School. '•I 1 S I. 2. 5. 4 Ionian '. i Spwhli ( lub 2 Miithn Dc Porre Society 3. 4. I’..Iitn.il Scimce 5. 4. Dramatic Society 3. JOHN I� . RYAN. BA. Hnlory Maior Si ll riul ui Plinth. Si Mirliarj High School Nl'CCS I. 2. 3. 4. Political Science Club 4. Marlin De Porre Society 4. Garik Society 4. 01 VITO A. SCARO!-A. B.B.A. JOHN J SCHIIJ.INC. B.S. a IARI£S SEMENZA. BB A. I’li) ««• A. «unlins Mujor ll'Jv Cro� � ParitiI. Ml Si SluLtfl I huh Sthool Si owpfi't I’arnh. IHHH I )mmil II M|ll S nll.H'l NICCS I. 2. V I I)- Vino S«irly I. 2. 4 NICCS I. 2. V I A... ml.n« (lul. • ll-li-n Turn KnltfliU -I. Society I Kir.win PhiloMphy Club V Si. M.l ihrM t Rutim-u Club 2. i. -I. .. ountin| ''I ii i Stuff J llrar I I'arith. , II Ik n i lliiih Sthool XI CCS I. V I I unoo Drlulini; Smirly 1.2. V I. SnlHniy V I’rr.iilrnt I Spaniih Club 1.2. VI. Tmuuifi 4. (win SnwIv 1.2 Dr «mu- ll. Stddy % Anounlmc Club I Si Mnllhf� • Rixincu Club I. 2. 4. Krfiuin Milbxopby Club V «2 JOHN I SIATON. B.B A. Mdllolintl himI R.lmliiu; M.ijor Si. Kutrul [jino Pari Ii. Pcxi'rr Mfmoricl .Aratii-niv MCOS I. 2. i M.ilo opl.y Huh S Mnlllirn't Bu inr� « ( llil I. V I S|vini li ( ltil I. 2 Moilrliiifi (1ul A. -I. I� r.� Kniulit� -I. KEVIN I. SHEAHAN. B A. I litlory Majo� Holy Trinity Parith. Canlinal llayet Hcih School Ionian V I Martin I)r I'ortrt S« irly I Politinil Stkntr Club I Banc, Iun(! JOHN J SISK. B A. Ilitlofy Major PiviJi of Ou fdilv of Mrrry. ('imliriul llayri fiflli ScW NFCCS I. 2. 5. 4. Spanidi Clul� I. 2 Political Science CM. 5. 4 IWIm.II 5. 4. Golden T 3 RICHARD P. SKVARLA. B A. I liil � i| liv Miijut Parish of Our IjtJ y o I our Jet. CarJuuJ 11 aye t Hifih School NFCCS I. 2. V SA Drlrfalr 5. Da Vinci Society 2. 5. S0UC ° ,v . Jer E' 'SocK' RALPH J SPOSATO. B B A. Ec ononiii % Maior Puridi of Si Anthony. IV Witt Clinton Utah Sc I..K.I Dramatic Society I Economic CluL 4 St. Matthew liunnrii Clul� 4 ANDREW I STAR ACC. BA Education Major I’urii i of Si Mu y Star of the Sea. ( ordinal Have lllgh School NFCCb I. 2. V I ( onlf.i- Irmily of ( britlinn Do Irino I CiUMilrt� I tbr Knitflitt of Columbux 3. I. Trcutuicr I Tam Knit;litt 3. -I. Ionian 3. Italian Society 3. -I. Span i'll Society I. DONALD J. SULLIVAN. B A. Hictory Major Pciridi of St Jerome. Cordum! Hayes I fuj i School. NT CCS I. 2. 3. 4. I am Kniijlitc I. 2. 3. -I. Gaelic Society 4, Political Science Club 3. 4. Golf Irani 3. 4. FRANCIS F. SUIJJVAN. BS Chemistry Major Partch of Our I .oily of Sorrow . Ccuclincil Have Hii h School Nl ( CS 2. 3. I. Da Vinci Society 2. 3. 4. I S cere t Docere DANIFJ. I SI M)ERI.AND. B A, IuikIiiIi Major Rire High School 05 J w. JAMES J. TRAINOR. BA. Mittory M.i|«r Parish of Our Ixidy of the UiumpliM, I'ordham Prep. NI-CCS I. 2, 3. I. IWImII 2. 'i, I. Golden I 3. A 7(icerc?ii t ! fDoccre ROBERT A TUCKER. B.B.A. I'iixiiMr Mnjor Sorted Heart Parish. A. It Diu-ii i.jfi S fund St. Malllicw t Bu iiM‘� t Club I Inuiru e C'luli 4 VITO J VAUMlNEm. B B A. MiuLrlinc nnd l l.ulmc M |or St. I.like � Parish. Mun inMun lliqh School. NICCS I. 2. 3. I. B.iu-ImII I. 2. 3. M.irki-lini! Club -I. S«. Nlolthrw’� Buimm-m Club 4. or JOHN D. VANCE. BB A. M.uLciinc and Retailing Major Si. Ijil'-'i Parish. Rice lliyli School NTCCS I. 2. V 4. Confraternity of Cbritlian IXxIrmo •I Social Club I Si. Matthew Bu«ine«t Club J, -I. Spuimli Club I. 2. I tint Kni{lil -I. Tnlcc il raty, bub. «I� only n nULcl. RUSSEI J. A. VAN KECKNMOKIEL BA. Ilitlory Major Si. Mary's Parish, Cornwall High School. Drninn- Ii, Soiicty 'I. Social Club -I. Kern.in l lnlot..a|iliy Club 4. I R ANCIS E VEPRECK. B.B.A. Accounting Major Parish of Our Licfy of Mercy, Ml Si Mliharl High School. NI C:cs I. 2. 5. I Si. Muiiltcsv't ISuiinrii Club V 4. Accounting Club 4. JAMES J. VISCARDE. B.S. Chemistry Major Parish of Si. Prances o Rome. P.canJer Cluhls lls.jh School IWball V Political Science Club 5. 4. Marlin Dc I'otrct Society 5. 4. I’rrcielrnt 4. 08 JOHN I� . WALSH. DBA. l iiuiiut Major Annuruiulioai f’um i. IaiSoII Academy. Nl'CCS I. 2. 3. 4. Iimk tball I. 2. 3. 'I. im.iiur (1ul -I. Spaimli (Iuli X ( mlib-u I I, 2. 3. Si. Matthew Humifii Club 4. ARMANIX) F. WAMBA. BS. Btolocy Major Si. Allianailui I’miili. Rica High School. Nl'CCS I. 2. 3. 4 Mnnngcr ol Bwtkrtball Icon� 2. 3. 4. Sfunitli Club 4. PATRICK L WYNNE. B B A. M.irLrtini; iuul KrUiling Major Si IVlrf and Paid i Potith. C'arJinol llayet High School. Sp.uu li Club I. 2. Marketing Club 4. Si. Matthew! IWinrit Club 3. 4. ’■ ‘n,d„. OQ AUGUST 1950 BFRdN. ROBERT V IMS NdtM Avenue. Bfoft BRADY. EDWARD J W Cwm Stwl. N« Haven. f«ui DORNEY. JAMES C 110 Ceu«re Ai� «f. New Rvlxli FARREJJ. WTIJJAM M 1558 HerorMI Start . Nm Y«A City FRY. ROY A 545 Earn 56 Starr . New Yul Clly GARRETT. MAURICE J 556 Fa.l 167 Starr . Bronx GOEBELER. LAWRENCE Srandalr Mu« Apartment.. S .•!.le HAWKINS. STEPHEN O Cnaard Hill Rond. Bedford YMI.fr MtIVOR. JOHN E 101 Fil Airnup. Nr. Rorkellr MICHAELS. DARYL K J5H Nelkeflond Aviw. Bronx REUJJNC. GEORGE J 524 Jeffrerou A'-w. MaMimA RUGGIERO. UBALDO I I JO DuB Avrnur. Mmw«.L RUNGE. HARRY V 25005 PronkraLe Amur. Cm NmL SWEENEY. JOSEPH W 26 Maple H.II Dmt. Ur. I™ VACCARO. FRANK J 17 Jourpk Stir . N't� R«Mlr WAIJ.ACF, JOHN E M21 Zulrtlr A.nwr, Bronx JUNE 1951 A ABBE. WARREN P 55 AAln. Place. New Rockellr ADAIR. JOSEPH P 541 YY’exl I65rd Sum. New YoA Chj- ADOY’ASJO. ARM AM) A 740 EaiI l� 2� d Slreel. Bf. mx ALBAKESE. NICHOLAS 07� Em Gun HlW R«ad. Bean. ARCHER GEORGE H 25 Irvinf Place, ll.irrlnen ASI'ARITA. CHARLES J 5065 - 50 SM. YW.Ji.Ar IK BAADEN. WALTER J 2714 Balnkndfr Ainiiir, Bronx BAGNTTJ. JAMES 650 End Lincoln Avenue. Miami Y’ema BARBAGAIJ.O. ANGELO C � 6 AwUan Armur. V. YoA City BAR BIER. STEPHEN A. 761 U.I 255(1. Slreel. 8.1«. BARONE. FAUST L 1855 drawn A.rnur, Nrw Ri-ketle BARONE. LOUIS A 21 Call-aim Awnur. Nni Rorlrllr BATTAGLIA. ANTHONY' L 1017 End 17«l. Slrrrl. Bronx BEHAN. JORN R 17 Fill!. SlttH. Wkitr II .. BBJVE. JOSEPH II 67 Stride A.rnur. Nr . Rulrfif BERGER. HENRY F. 14 Cati 208 Slrrrl. Bronx BERGER. YVUJJAM J 14 Fad 20r.ll. Slrrrl. Bronx BIALKOSK1. HENRY S. 526 - 24il. Starr . Unto. Cl� � . N J. BISaiOFF. ROBERT A 1502 BJion R—). P.H..1. NUr BLANEY. EDYY'ARD J 2606 Hen A.rnur. Bronx BONdOVANNI. RAYMOND A 70-18 68 Slrrrl. GIrn-l.tr. I Jure . BORSTE1.MANN. RK HARD J 42 A Edfmalrr Pari. Br.ni B0ULLE. WILLIAM J 77 Cmlrr A.rnur. New Rod Be BOWEN. JOHN A 411 Writ 261.1 Street. Biuni BOYLE. DENNIS A 1812 PaAvtew A.rnur. Bronx BOYLE. JAMES J 26 Fx-lwmd A.rnur. New Rt-keQr BOYLE. VINCENT I’ 26 LnUwl A.rnur. New Re Fellr BRAC. LEO F. 278 Ea.l 256 Slrrrl. Brunt BRESI.IN. FRANCIS J 2446 l'nl.rnly A.rnur. Hnn. BUR BRIDGE. JOSEPH P 1010 Y'atra A.rnur. Brian BURNS. JOSEPH F 265 Ea.l Trrmml Avrnur. Bronx BUSH. ANDREW W. r r. U� l 224 Slrrrl. Broni BYRNE. JOHN I 1005 Grant A.rnur. Bronx c CAPR1ANO. MICHAEL C. 2205 Ryrr A. r«ir. Brim CARAMANICO. JOHN J. � 55 Ea.l 25 Id Slrrrl. Bronx CAREY. JAMES J 526 V«I 21 It . Slrrrl. New Ywl Cdy CARROIJ. JAMES I 506 Hutfmol Sllrrl. New Ruikrllr CARROIJ.. YVUJJAM C 27 lluletl 11a.r. New RrokelL CASEY. JAMES p. 1650 I rvleri li£ A.rnur, Hnina CASEY'. ROBITtT B 1216 Nrli-on A.rnur. Bronx CIIKHJJ. ROF.-YNI) 212 65rd Slrrrl. YY'r.l Nru Yi.lL N J ORIONI. PRIMO J 47 Ea.l IJneoln A.rnur. YVUr Plain. O.YRKF. 11IIIJP E. o-r.;.- 771 Si. Ann'. Awnur. Bna. CLARKIN. YTNO.NT H 621 Ffcd Slrrrl. PrrU.ll COLUCd. DONALD � . 065 lal 22m1. Sirrn. B™i • ATI SKY. JOHN H. 5015 (Wand C««wnr. Bronx CONESE. EL'dCNE P. 1656 NnrtJ A.rnur. Burnt CONT1CCI1IO. ANGELO R 56 Scull. 5rd A.rnur, Moual YVrnon CORRIGAN. ERANOS J 517 YY'ol 112nd S lrrl. New Y’oA Clly COX. JOHN E. 2827 Gunllirr Avrnur. Bronx CRIMMINS. DANIEL J. 115« Si lnwremr A.rnur. New R.kellr CROSSIN. JOHN I 55 YYT.ml.1 Rand. S at .dale CUNNINGHAM. CORNET JUS J 207 ln.l 205id SlrrH. Bronx CUNNINGHAM. JAMES G. 15005 227 Slrrrl. Uurrtlon. I CUOMO. K ALITI J. 21 Bluer A.rnur. T'onlrr. CURRY. JOHN M. 14 C 4w«r I-Ur. New Ruckrllr CUSICK. THOMAS E M Sranaan Avrnur. Nrw Y'lil Cdy I� DALTON. JOSFJ1I E. 112 Wed 102nd Slrrrl. Nrw YoA Clly D ANCEU0. MICIIAEJ. J 226� 5VII. Slrrrl. Adorta, I. I. DE AMICIS. JOHN A 116 IJIaotJ Slrrrl. Nrw Y’eA Clf DUNES. KM IN E 55 Dl.tdan Slrrrl. Nrw RoilwBr p riUHRONDO. I.LTS A. 175 Dlllwn Slrrrl. Nrw Rc- kelle IMTJSU: ROGER A 2576 YY'elnirr A.vwur, Hrawi DEJJ_ IRUMKR-K M 202� Y’alrnl.nr A.rnur. Bronx DiLUCA. JAMES J Di MARCO. I1TFR V 1051 Rkualandrr Avrnur. Branx DEMPSEY'. VINCENT F. 1512 Punlv Slrrrl. Bronx DENTE. CARMINE J 112 YY'r.l I dll. Slrrrl, Miair.l Y'rfrKC. DiCAPRI. MICIIAEJ. P 575 Ena 1 4 SlrrH. Bronx DiPACE. ANC.n o R 27 Jmlll Avrnur, Nrw VsA Cllv DONAGHER. THOMAS J 2ft75 Drealur A.rnur. Brinx DORMAN, IIAROID J 415 EaU I76tl. SlrrH. Bronx IX)Y1J- ROBERT E 2 I loflman Slrrrl. TranUu. Scjuarr. L 1. DWsCOIJ- KMI.NT 154 YY’r.1 101 al Starr . Nrw Y oel Cly IHLYSO. ALBERT F. 1 66 YY'r.l lOQtk Street. Nrw York Oly DUWAK. HARRY «15 Hdl.wi.-I Awn r. Bronx E EDWARDS. JIKONU: A lO 'e.n carl.n.J Dr.tr. Y'mlrro FIBF1J. RIOLARD C. 50.7 VW rrrl. A.lnna. I. I I AII1T. I AMES M 26 Brady Attune. Nrw Ro.krllr I'ARIJ Y. CHARLES p 516 Ea.l 21 Ilk SlirrI. Bronx FARIJ Y. J YY'AY'NE 607 .Nnrtk A.irue, VwKadwll. I I RR.YRO. MR IIAF1. K. 115 Nwlk 7 Aurrmr. M-.«l Y'eroon FLRR.AJK). ROtinu I- 240 YY'avarly 11 .,. Nrw Y. d. C.ty ILT' IR. IIARIJA C I 256 I ..a loortk Slier I, M-ml Y'ermu FINN! RAN. I1T UR F. 141 Slum Atuiur. N.w Y'orL Clly FtSOIFR. GUSIAV I' � 0 Btl.y Brawn Road. Poll Ontn FTTTON. RUSSF1J. I 4 Da.I A.rnur. Nrw R - 11.1 H.(X D. JOHN P 157 liul 2VMk SlirrI. Blonx BLOOD. ROB1KI YV 1541 YY'iU-.iii.lm Jfr Road. Burn ffOCrARTY. PATRICK J. 446 IWa IIClk Starr . Beam Ford, oiarijs e. � 05 N NLA . A.rnur. BrocLIyn FORSF. AIJN J 5027 - 2nd SlrrH. JaeUn HrifliU. I. I roR IT. SALVATORE 627 Fail 215 SlrrH. Bronx FOUGERAY. LOUTS F. 52 San IL.m Drive. Nrw Ri-krUr FREELY'. JOHN B 225 Cornelia Slrrrl. Btoallyn FRE Y. PALI. A 175 RixllocUmr Avrnur. lahLwnl FURY. ARNOIJ) J 4056 MunLl rYvmur. Bronx GAI.GANO. LOFTS J 77 Bryant Avrnur. YYTme Plain. GAIJANT. MARK A 20 DuUfan It , r. Nrw Y'.rl '«y GANNON. JOTLN F. 76 27 I J1. Karol. FJuikur . I. I CANNON. JOSF I1I J 15 KadJiad Slrrrl. Y laVin GA.V J. KJSFJ1I I. 127 Kumwy Korol Yaalrn GARYTT. ARTHl-R F. 6 YVa.rrly Pla.r. TueULoe GAYTGAN. HUGH J 275 Eaal 255 SlrrH. Bronx GFJIRKXF1 RIOLARD A. 5185 Balalry Avrnur. Bronx GHEDU7ZL I.OLTS A 1885 Bamra A.rnur. Bronx C.IANOS, THOMAS 17 1 TmFroe. L A.rnur. Bronx Gil MAR UN. GEORGE D. 1625 MiGfaw A.rnur dLMORE. JOHN J 1152 I eland Avrnur. Bronx GLYNN. DAY1D P 22 Dvwner A.rnur. SearoJalr CONDA. MARTIN T 564 PrrarHI SlrrH. Yonler CONZALESL FJRF.N YY' 2540 Y’alrnlmr A.rnur. Bronx GREANY. JOHN M 567 Fn.l I56lk Slrrrl. Brim I GRECO. MIOJAFJ. J 1515 JcrtM A.rnur. Bronx GRFF.NF. HENRY J. 501 YY'rvt 214 SlrrH. Nrw YaA Oly GRIJiNE. JAMES J 501 YYVa 2H SlrrH. Nrw YafV City GRIMALDI. GFRAI D T. 5665 Fail Trmwnl Avrnur. Bronx GROSSO. MIOIAFJ. M 501 Fail 120 SlrrH. Nrw YaA Clly GUNTHER. GEORGE T. 424 YY'rxl 47 SlrrH. Nrw Y'«A City II HACKEIT. JOHN P 1826 YY'a.klnclon A.rnur, Bronx IIAIJJTT. FRANCIS T 560 YY'r.1 172nd SlrrH. New Y'rA G y HARDING. YVUJJAM I 221 Eaal 74 Slrrrl. Nrw YoA Clly HARMONAY. RKT1YRD M 51 Al-L Sum. Ywarn IKED F 5I E.-| I' -.rdSurV. Biaux IIART. D.YNIEL J. 515 E� .i Sim. New Y«A Oly HARTNETT. GFKA1JJ T. 157 PaA Dmr. T la Fakir HASKELL. IjYURENCE J 22 A.lrf Clair, Stiver Bracli. Bronx IIASSKX EDYY'ARD J 5� IWlff. A.rnur. Yonler. HAYES. THOMAS F'. 6 I rnkuanJ llror. New Rrokrllr HEALY. JOSITH S 5-870 Sr4on A.rnur. Bronx HF-NDFKSON. I RANK J 56 Drake A.rnur. Nrw Roekrltr HENEGHAN. KMLN M 105 Ml Hope Itror. Bronx IIFJUJHY. JOHN I 200 YY'r.l 66lk Slrrrl. Nrw YoA G y IIESSlON. J.YMFS M SnrvLlr Manor. Seotulalr HICKEY. THOMAS N 25 10 2ia Awnor. Avion . L 1. mu. itrivR J 221 05 45nl A.rnur. Baj.klr. L 1. IIOUAND. D.VNIF1. E. 1616 Taylor A.rnur, Bronx IKMJJDAY. TTCODORE M 715 Jrorolnf. Slrrrl. Bronx IKMtilNS. D FOMAS F. 65 01 Kooarwll A.vwur. 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IV XISOM � • 11 H «y ’|k � ii � i I KVITIIAN TIIOM m.) i� a x 'i' s i' i� j r: d SVINOUL MX VIM UN I 'I 1111 l � l “ � S •“• � | 0 KO r CIXOKAVM ‘XV X Ml IN • 3 y«A � X � ' V « S nt I 3N30ai SXM1M ••Mg ' M ty M ) nor 1 SVKOIIL ATOM •w «g iMih; uir n� 3 irt AN XIKX AT UN • uoig ■MMMy W|1 It'I 1 XIKX MTCIM •img i� ih; • ••• • ( | ;ro I SVKIXU. XVlKUM • T ’i '• ••y i � “| ii i i A IldllSOI 'IMSNIKVM «IN «HIM “� V l P ll� d tto J MIHOX XVIIMIX � •«• 11 ■ ’“ 'V V d on :i awd sixix � IK | ‘JHUAiy � - •1 uii d MKX X'lSX'll B -| M 'X ' “IS PJ°I� ,'II oi .1 XIKX SMMX'll I ■huoi.y '• y i� ir or «t 3 XIKX XT aXVf ■-is hi «'K « mi i« ,,m v IN XV.K TINIVf AlO] 3S Prior Park Collect. [ouiulrtl i IMI. IV l uililuil!« in llii« i n - lurt cxtriul foe nliiMitt a iju.iftrr of n unit. English Province I'.nifliinil is the newest province, il was organized in 10-10 with Brother J. O. McNamara us first provincial. It comprises sixteen establishments, including four houses of training, and two hundred and twenty-five Brothers, who are playing a vigorous part in the recon- struction of Catholic life in Lngland. Under the jurisdiction of this province are two schools in C lihraltnr wherein the Brothers accommodate all the male hildrcn in the colony. 102 runt Rou : Wiley ( niter.I. Iluitli I . M. ( nrtliv. lolin Mi Ivor. Ray I In non. Gerry Lre. lor All. Torn O'Krillv. flurli Ron Paul Mazaola. John (i.ill.iglier. Joint Nli Hale. Maurice Howell. Ilioni.it J Cretin. Bolt Grant. IVitriik Dent. KnLnl IronUm. I' onl Ron-. I'eli� Smith, Ioni Sw.niton. I i.iiit Papa, Nuimini Srovti. John Oljeary. ICd Morin. lark ( onilon. Secoruf Row: Gerald Mooney. Matthew O Sullitan. Robert Delaney. J.irne Grerr, lotejili Knciitn. John Devlin. B.urv O Neill, Grrnril lltiffeney. I to. I Row I ranch J Willi.imt. Carmelo DiCiocrio. Tetlily Buyer, John Muli.iliy. ll.om.it Durkin. I rank Wagner. I Vie O loole. Iliom.tt ll.uli.it Iron I Ron - l «l Mi llugli. Angelo Bur.to. Mi.li.nl Ruoo. Cliritlopkcr I. Culligan. I ltoni.it J. C n.udy. Joe B. Brndv. Joint l.owrv. Idvvnrd S«-i- l«rtl, Roltril Burnt. John I Miliun., Sleptieri I . Marlin. I dim� lur«i. I .1 word A Morgan, Ptfln. k I Devlin. George V. Ilnlnirgto. Mu I,m l I r� v.t. Koran J. Gnlloylirr. I rnnl; J. Petri. Alfred MiCullauflli. Bin k Rou-: Ar- llmr ( .iiii|Jk-II, lorn OConnor, Joint Quinn. Jitnirt Word. Slrplutn lint ■ link. Don R. I lolirrls. Moll,. � Mon ■ ini. Ritlturd I. Moore. I, Ini Ii.ltro. I rank ll.uipin. Daniel I Sullivan, Anlltony J. B Ditto. Alpltonvr Cor- rodo. I tank Blotnrv. Joint Migliniiio. (Iinrlrt F. Sena. loniei P.ilinirto. Vilo A. Tullo. William J. Sullon. Front Ron - Rotniouil I'orrrll. Peter ( •f.itvi. Cirorge Yorgiiln k. I Irtuy G Miller. Raymond Coyne Second Roir Irani it I onrr. Palruk J Malmnrv. lolm dt I orgiani. Palm k Blaine. I'd� ard Ragan. Rotdcr. Janie. M.iliimot ? Iniil Role: llmnint I MiGrallt. Morgan ). OBrtrn. Iliiniiat I Sullivan. R.ivinoitd lie.dt. Jo.rpit paliti, l.iw j.li Arnnenlo Bark Row illi.iin I Maguire. David S. Prlcrwn. Ri.lxrt Morrtt, Jo«e|.Ii II. I lii-rrirn. Norman I .rake. Jotrplt Sliorlit. I rant it R •r.ldiv. lanvtrnre Brogan. 'VonI Roil' John Wnto. John Alxloo. Anthony ll.ilunilc, Kiiynuiml M.nlin, Gene Sullivan. I'.il� aid Henry. .Snoiul How: I-nureme l.otofx y. Vimrnt O Will. Joi k lli.i� il, Jolm Nlartclli, Grne liuh«e. I horno� J. Conway. Virirne (unry Hork Rouv IVI Carr. Dan Moynilnin, Inn O Neill. Ciroffie I ryer. Chorle Kniane. Jerry Wifilc. Dom Dioguordi. l ol MeComll. Jame Hughe� . FRESHMEN I’ronl Hour Jium Coflry. Jotrplt Tutnrr. Miutin I Irnculum. Itgliril Mon.iyli.tn. Julm ( oiiitnn. Joint Minplty. Willi.mi NilhoU. SrcwniI liow- Itnliril Mi Ivi-r. I'runk Irirorio. Jiiiiir� Dnlmly, Al.m Altrll, Viuaml Ktilin, Joint I. Mnltonry. Miclnti’l O Kcrflc. f'mitk Drrilmor I hnA How. JoiiK-t M Ciinly. ( « «iiir Millmt. EJumd J. I aim It, Jolm Byrne. I'ronci� lonnoor. John Kelly I ini lft Hoir Joint O Biirn. I Ituiiint Byrne. Urnis St lit. ( liitrli'� Brodrr. Rn lmtd Motoncy. I Iumuas I Alien. I.... pit ) ( unnor, Jotrplt I'tiiiilino. hiflli How Kmu-ll Neumann. Joltn D.il). l.m l.in.inr. Jink Vint iF Geniwlil. Str| lirn Dun.Pm Sltim i'iyi Itoch How Angrlo C «tinni. Joltn (tilfiittflm. Jiiinr IXmil. I’.ilmuml I aim l§. Dunuld l-ukm. Kolx fl «all. Ku)n� oful Boyle. 4 FRESHMEN front Kou- Jnlin I rami� Whelan. )� mn Mmlin. I'.drnund I «-Donne. Waller J Selliert. Willi.nii liourke. r.ilwnnl ( ollo«i. Bernard I’. M ( artm. I lioinat WtMi. Seeoim! lion’ Ujo l,.| |� i. Ken Minn, Ki hard ( orr.nl, . William IVrrv. William Koge. lame Kenny, Mnllro DlRdlfl. Third Hour Ijhui llioinat Marinina� . Knhard I’ellino. Mi li.iel J. Brenno, L. Ki -n.ild M l uxo IUti l lion K iiiwntl W. Hood. Nnli.ird ll.iglim. Jml.ua A O Donnell. Id� .,id Mur|J.y. lol.n DeBobe . I, J lUnlry. Waller I line lx Irfie. Donald ('•unmlrtl. Roller! Drlleair. I ereme I’. Waldi. 10 I'iwiI Ron’: Philip DrSanti . Antfclo AriinljorjJo. RoIm-iI MiCiuthin. Jmix-v I M.u la. lil.in. I'mli-rii li I’.mlmi'. J.iinrt O Will. I Ikiiii.ii ORi.mLi , lltoni.it I' I i|jln-. Ralph W'lillf. Hi. Ii.ihI ( (itlvury. Ili rr M.iilm. SminJ Rote I'rcil I an rlln. lolm Dully. Uoriunnk I’. IM lu.tr� , I’.ilmL I) ( ullrn. C hurli- DcAnarw. I'jIu.ikI Mm- iili O, Willi.il Ri-.nl.in. I r.mk .inxir.i. I.im. . Ivriu-y. I.Ki.inl I,II...I. Daviil I'. N'.iiIIiyihhI. I’.itn. L. I ()( xnniMi. Hack RoII-: ( ornrliii. Nluff|ili ’, Jami-v Rooney, Mi. Ii.i.-I l ..iiu'1-lni, Ri. I.,n.I S B.ii.u k. li.l.n 11. f«-l«-. J.-lin I ml•••. Iom'iJi M. K- im.i. Marlin Megale. I.iinr� I . ( nine. I.ilm W. Quinn. Ininr I . Wlntli.l.l, D.inu-I I OruiM-y, R.iyiixm.l () Sullivan. Irani Rote I •Inir.ixl I’r. inl. r (■ill. John () Donnrll. Nonium lusl.ill. Ri.liir.l (irraui. Roll •-ri Durr SevenJ Row: Jolin Donohue, Ri. Ii.ir.l (tuerin. Al fieri Vilirllo. ii.fl Rolirru. Il.oiniii Mi N.iriinru Back Rote: Manuel CVrra. Raul .ihra.lm. It. iIIi.iiii Mr« li.in. Don C ail.m. Bi-tnanl 15. .i-ll i| l leimrr. Jolin R, Qumo. 'runt Hour lolin CuiMn, Antliuny I', I’liinr, I lieodore Mr.nl. PauI J SiiiiiikIi. Kn.ir, (vrniimnuel ( u|io, I r.nik J Vu««. Donald I Sweeney. Georfie V Root. Bai t Rou' Chfttlet iinilin, I’.UCrnr I. Amlin. Rofirr I ullri. William G. Kulin. I IhImit I'. Senno. lo e|4i I Colli. I.ime� Kilniemle. Antlioriy G. DcMurtino. I r.uiL AI4.ium.iIu. Donald J. Dunne. l eoni Rori' l.oui D Bruno. Antkony I IVrrotlo. George MiDonnM. S«ornl Hour John I . Mclnnit. William Coin. Riiyrnonil Hageney. lolin C. Groarle. Henry Mi N.illy. Janie� 11..ml.. I lion.� � I Delaney IU1 R..m Pile, Barak,.,. Donald A AI4-.lt. Mu Iu,el I 0 Gr.itlv, ill..HI. I (.1.1.mm, Jim Cunt. Venard R Kinney, 1 raniii Snvinn. David Kane. Paul J. Kuao, Janie� Kinney. in I I Ii oiil U on- Jo«r|Ji ( 'rit floor. lmr|ili A. Cniudy. lolin f irinr Mmr. Jnmri Coffl. Willuim R lolin- il� n, illi,mi J. H. III. Ilach liatr Kovmoml I. Killrrn. Mkliarl I I . ..... RnlriiL J Counilion. Koi - rfl V. Ariniliong. Iohn I Conw.iv. Ilcnry Auiixrlln. Krnn fili Mollliitn. Holi Hnily. 1’atrl.k J HtMdL Tlionim H Park. Ill SOPHOMORES Front Rota’: John B ('mm k« inn. I .«nl I Br. ..v� ky. Don Arciero. Gerry Binary. I.il Croke. Jolm Dunklin. F.ilwanl A ( nni|io. Willi.ini S Dieclriih. Jninet I line'll ' William DuUlin. Melville I Bnki-I. Funi (.moll. I uni Donovan. Holnrl Gaffney. Al Bottiim. I liom.it (.(lull Unit Row Ivlin I Sullivan. K.il|ili I Binnio. Aitliur I ('.moll. John K Moclroviky. Anthony DiMauro. I rank Avriuno, RoU-rl I o I Ion. Drum II. Leek. ( arl A Birago. Miloilnv K.ihiyl. Aitliur Blank. Jr . Maurice B. Gulvin. John I alley. IIh.iii.i� I CrymlJr. Martin Doherty. Kolirrl Buccolo, I’atn-k Carton. Tlionia� I.. Collin� . John D. Ail.im� . I lank Gnnri. m Front Ron' Anthony Meloni. (nyorgC Mahoni-v. Roliert S-inlini. Krnrirth No oil. Bill MonJrlt, Nnholn� I’otcnra Second Ron•: Matt Rohinvm, Walter 1mr ay. Fil Roinninr. (� rrn Rnltery. Peter Ijo|iuiIi. John Wdlltl. Michael Pierro Third Ron- Janie� l’.i� vnl el. JWpli V. Roe. Michael O'Connor. Drnnb Wallin. Brian Maher. Harry Me. h. I'.ugone l e,� e Ikifl Ron■ illiani Quigley, George Parker. George I uoti. John J. Ryan. I'.ugenr () Dohrrly, Alan olarpolr, Dinuinnk Pliant. I'ninl Row: Ilomlto I) SltmutL Politic I I Ir.tvry. Rirh.rd Cm- von.ifh. loirpli I . Krrn.in. n Urn I l.ilicinloti', IWmaiil Bfiwn Second Row: («mid l il fi'mld. lolan ( atin. illi.ini Diton. John MiCtroarty. Nr|ilirn I lynn. Andrew I I'nrete. How- .«rd Ikifiiin, Robert I . ( onnrry. litu L Row Anthony I riiu.in hi. I!u[rnr Tom I lorry ( idJn. Nitl ( ronin, John I . HrUrriMn. 116 Ifinl � ’•• .' ( ornehut O I hillomn. I-I word I l.tnih, John O'Malley. Sal Meremhno. Rnymond Power . I mm lofli.� Snoml Ron' Rin.ildn I r|)onnr. I O ( torn. h'tcph Sullivan. Carl I Redo. I....|.h Trilrarl. John A. H'dont.. John Catlitio hi. I Ron I rank Short. Raymond V.ddr� . Andrew I Serto. Wither Murphy ll onio� Rohh. lint Riendrau. Bolt Wood. SOPHOMORES Front Kon-: l.r lrr P. ( o«rh. DonoH Pnrncon. John l'rrJinnii l 'n lini.iim. Arthur MiiiC.in. Kula-it Sti.i M-r SrtOiul l(ow: Willintn P Rrillv. ( linrln I'. R.tnhofi-r. Antlinnv Mwlili. Clirt V. cnri, Ivtiwanl I W.iMi. Brrnnrd O’Rorhr IkuL Row: Plric Mrlnrhi.-, IVlcr I 'I horniori. Brian Carlin, Vintinl Mini� . Jcnrpli I .yon� . Robert Roman. John Rofrn JUNIORS a ' oiil Row Allrril Slum. I'.ilinund Kirin,in. John Prielrt, Waller A Sniilli, 1111 ,i in Moy'iier. David Whelan. I'.ri« Zrhnlrr. I'jIimiiJ Rey- nold� . Ri«h.if f A Sinylli. IlmniiK ( mu I� . John llunrkr fiiirlr Row Inw'l li ( nrry. J.uL Doyle. I'.dwnnl O Ootinun. Bernard Hurley. I.ro ( nl Inhnn. Arthur Ciiirnt. Peter I. Oih- � on. I ,irry Burin. I'.ilwnrtl l.ytuh. Rolirrl Deierlciti. Eugene Dolan, Rith.ird Denver. lanii� GiirilrlLi, I r.ini iv I Irllihrlr. ’font Ron1: Kenu Nolan, lohn W'illiiinn. I rederiik I aimoiiii a. ( hnrlet Bmilv. Ir.ml.liii lohruon. Eugene Rolierli Srtonil Row• Krnnrlh Rnthury. I.ro Wolrnd. Donnhl (’invin. I ony Cahill, I farni� M (mffrey. Rnl.mil Pinnotli. Mnrrel ( op|iohi. 7 hi il Row: R.iyuioml Riernan. Roherl Kiri� . Jnmri O'Connell. David Ryan. Hugh Kennedy. I lxuii.it Skrn. Samuel ( hamlirrt. Burl Row: Rolwrl Mrttrnirr. Ri hnrd I urn;. Mnuriir ( nrroll. Paul I'. Hippie, Albert Rolh. JUNIORS Front Row I I I () Brim, Willmni I’ ( ••nlnrr, llugl. I) IXiiiw-Ix-iIv. I iiiiojliv M Smilli. John F. (•niKnra. John Lingjin. ' ’� ■ and Ron' Rolwlt I Ru.tell, Ron .1.1 I . Jo « Willi.im (ourtnry. Innwt Alum. Rol� -et ('nlliilxin. Joe Murray. Jim l'lniii l!.«n. Jninrt I) Irln.o Bock Ron-: I'jlwnnl I.tjpntri.k. Ri.li.tr.I I I rnnhrin. Alltrrl I Mrronr. Jerry Kilcullen. Aullu.ny I-. ('a|M lln, Ri.lmr.l 1. M.u. I....... Mi.hurl Tmm. Hugh Broun. Put Siarnno. «20 rr jisti I'ront Row: I'ony Km.ilo, Rolirtl I. Rohinton. Rtcliord J. (mwrcncc. Cluiilc Coin, JiimrH I Rn Lird.on. Mu Intel .1. I .one (gun. Rack Row: I aurrnre Addeo. Snlvnlorc Rinelln. Stanley I KiipUklLii. Jolm R Jaitk . Joscpli S llilleri. Cluirlet Tnnking. ( k-orijr Orlil. I larrv C'liMinililorn. Donald S. ('orlx-ll. Rnlinrd Rn.iii. Nnlor J. Dm . D.uurl DcLuco. Robert Grillo. Bernard I . Illancy. I .mil R. Yaiko. Jerry I lumplireyt. In.nl Row: Albert A. AttUanl. Anlliony A. Molcy. Andrew Da linow ii . Waller C. Dicon. William I-., ilandon. Rack Row: Jim Nell. John F. Ilnelmb. Clmrlr I McConnell. William W’nltli. Louit Tito. Ale candor Swanton. Ivlwnrd F Gould. Lou McIntyre. Philip J- Smith. 121 1 runt How- Michael Boifin. Alriandn MocNcil, DdiuiIJ J. Mulliix. Jnmc� I Lyon� . Roix-rl Iny. HckI Ron1: Jnwpli Bel- lodii. 11.-, lor M. Zambrano. Miilm-I (' Rodney. William I 1) -Lnry, I red Sovw-ro. Ralph I’rllrl. Al Bocra f'ronl Root Donlnkll Danlrl urrl. I.n L O’Xril. Uin V Aiwlrf«l, Cmt I’ I Jtcrv. I fnnl Ciajlinno Sr o iJ Raw lowpli Mirlr, (trorjr UrWrron. lorry W («rei. Joe (in� � , Bell Ilolilrn, Henry A. Mir� n h 122 JUNIORS I|SSPfRIJr J|T' sT |Jp Anthony IVrucini. I).. I•. ■ Fo'v't Iw iKicl i iKnucli. Alruu Sivnto. John E. olih. Schuyler l ..ll .n. NIGHT SESSIONS Row Wollrt I Mahno� 1.1. I larley C. Fdlrf. J� mfi I’ llrmnn, Donal Ryan. Kevin J Ryan. Inme� J Klomlf� Both Row: Oinrlri Bn Kinann. Dinnl I. V«l li. 1 Itonia J (■i.ulv, ’I1i ..t Murphy, I’atruL I'. Belli «I. Arthur Ifnlhpt. Ir ’font Row: Edward Clinton. Donald Young- li.in� . Ikonwa l OConnof. Billy J Sander . I .it Wynne. Be t Rou- Danirl Shine. John E. Dreve . Donald F. Curran. Franrit L. Klein. Jim McNnmee. f'ronl Ro H- Vito Or Slaw, Vincent ( ramrr, Joseph W. (■rrrn. Paul A. (nuniluir, J.viin 14 (iiIIu.mii ftml Row: Kilwunl Ir.lo. Ray Dunne, I amis Cotlj, William 14 MiDonaM. I i of it lioir: William Miramla, Jrrfy A Bianco. Paul Shelton. Anthony M Mrlirlo. SwonJ Row: Prlrf Janrt, William A ( iiililrii, Charles Daly. William J. Santorn. Stanley 14 utnr-It lim it Row. I’rlrj J. I itrpnlri. k. Albert l-rsko. Paul I nliello. Charles II. Burger. Robert E. Bailey. I'ronl Row: I4oli Troinno. George J. Ian. II. in.rnt Satarco. Dan Mat thru . William P. Garvey. Second Row: Joseph Gilhooly. William olan, I ram is J. I larrigan. John B. Dolan. Nat M.irnra llacl Rotr: John J. O Brien. James J. Deane, John I'. Larson. Charles J. Grieco, I rank Dr Martino, Grrar.l R. Wynne. A Roger Romro. NIGHT SESSIONS Front Row Ouirlct A. Oardt- nrr. Sieve Belchou. Charlex C. Me need. Kulnrnl Mattroly, Wil- liam J lirucLrr. I imothy J. Ryan. Vincent DeToia. Vincent Giailo. Bail Row: F'ranro I . Roche. Jr. J. ( r.iifi Overlander. Raymond H. Denny. E. Roliert Kmtuff. Albert I'. Storm� . Rob- ert M. Relnclcen� . Victor Buxtcr. Franci� E. Ijvndry, Frank Corbett. 'run! Row loniri Hunt. KiJtiI I . C.otlrr. Mill Cotter. I • l .iril Mrrnl. IMn.ml I). Miltrr. John I. McLaughlin. hut Row: I lerlx-it Shepard. I «I- word Young. William Mur|iliry. Raymond R. I Irllmnn. Jm |Ji A Sp..d,.ro. (h.itlr WVilrrn. Robert I. Ilcltr. Jumc� Tomlinton. Albeit Sprue k. I'ronl Row: Growr C Wlutrly. Jr . Henry T. Nlcholn� . (lendd I Boyle. Donald J. Oarn. Sl.mley Thomni. Lrne� l V. S|Mln- lore. Mil liari Aliberto. hiet Row: Cetnld A. Sr.inlon. Michael I M. ( lory. Robert B Bridge� , Janie� V. ( rnwlord. Vincenl I hilierly, Patrick W. Dolierly. Donald J. M.ilionv. Paul Tripodi. front Row: Salvatore M. Cerrela. William II. I'rnnel. Holifit L. Eririen. Vincent M Coliloee. James I). Thornton, lr . Robert Krlrun.1 Secoml Row: Peter J. Coneae. William J Keller. John I . McGurlc, Eugene R. I'ulton. Jr. Alfred B Garin, I'lufme S 1 rRo«e. George J. Binitle. hJwunl .1 Pnulien. Bucli Ron'.- August J. lulomer. Harry Hayet, John M. Ileneghan. f ront Row: Ijlw.ml 1. I ravey. Robert E. Sully. John Valavan. Paul N. IXnl.irriu. Joseph Morahan. liatlt Row: Joseph Quinn. George E Wetherbjr, Jr., .lame S. Weth- erby, Thomas Garepy. Front K.... I W.ill.r. k.Jn .t I W.JI. '|||;..I I Wilt. I S Wliilfu l‘1. lofin i I liivint. Rnlpl J. I'rancit II ( ollin-. ( ..tio DAriitno illi.mi I K.inc, Antlionv Rinln- I’lniip II Into Krrn.ird ( •iIIu.mii. (Iroijr ( oilier Htu'l Ron Willimi Joint Mi I liiffli. Janie I. DuhiI, Vimrnl I. Oiit|Jiriliu- NIk Ii.� i-I I Ivnn. .1. (' Mnlvmaui. I I Brlluu m Joint I Clinicy. Libii'bic I' S liiwiclir. IVlrt J. Dricri.tn. Ilinnut Bri-clin. I I Kn!l loccpll iimtl, Ini Gfrginy f'roril Roil' I’.il I lione� . Viilitf I Scllii i Ilio. KoIm-iI I l -frvrr. Jolin J. 11. r L11 v. Jucrpli I’. Sliuarz. Hack Rocr Rolioit l Brady. Jihih'i M l aliry. hlw.ml l iijn). M.nio l a� lore, IXiitnl I .mil� . Ml. Il.irl I� Volpe ('briitiun Brolbrr ’ ( «illrB� '. Kimberley, one ul I lie lun u liooli run by ibe Br� (brr in ibe rlinitiorxl renter of ibe MorU. f'lilfilfint Christ s command lo loar It till nations. in 1807 the ( hristian Brothers estab- lished a sc liool in Kimberley. Sotilli Africa. There arc now seven schools, under more lh.ui fifty Brothers. 1 wo of these are mission sr hools for native children. At the turn of the century, fulfilling an urgent request, the Congregation founded the Istituto Marcantonio ( olonna in Rome, the capital of Christendom. I here yet remained one continent to which the influence of the spiritual sons of Brother Rice had not extended. In 1018 Brother Alphonsus I R.ilscnham led a hand of Brothers to establish a school at Buenos Aires. Argentina. RICTREAT UME I he religious activities of any Catholic college center about the Religion and Philosophy courses in the urri ulum. but the voluntary, extra-curricu- lar work of the students forms a militantlv power- ful adjunct to these. 1 his outside work has two co-equal aspects, personal sanctification ami mis- sionary work through Catholic Action. The high point of personal sanctification is at- tained through the annual retreat. For a three day period each fall. l ooks are forgotten as an experi- enced retreat master guides the students in a period of self searching during which great graces are bestowed. I he Catholic Action program is under the direc- tion of the Xational hedera I ion of Catholic Col- lege Students' campus representatives. Under the overall direction of the NFCCS delegates, the Catholic Action Group arranged a series of speeches by prominent Catholic laymen, initiated a daily rosary campaign in the chapel, issued a booklet explaining NFCCS activities and organ- ized several active committees and commissions. Reorganized this year under a new constitution, its work was so outstanding that it was the only men’s college of the twenty-three New York-New Jersey regional members to be awarded the top rating of Very Good.” Iona holds the hamilv Life Committee commis- sion for this region. I Inn group has organized a panel discussion series which was presented at many member colleges. It works together with the Ionian to publish the Family I.ife Supplement ' which is distributed to every college in the region. I hrougli the efforts of the committee, over three hundred pamphlets have passed through the rack in Ryan Library. I he Catechetical Groan now brings religious education to over five hundred public school pupils in six parishes. At Christmas the thirty-five mem- bers of the group arranged for rosaries and ineduls to be given to each of their pupils. Other Catholic Ac lion committees inc lude the I’.ducation Committee. whic h has helped in the publication of the regional education bulletin; the Liturgy Committee, which compiled and dis- tributed a folder describing the ceremonies of I loly Week; the Mariology Committee, which spon- sored a contest for poetry on the Blessed Virgin. Encli mIiooI yr.� r is initi- nted Willi llw Mini o( llir I loly Gltosl nt len.is |H«r- i K cKuidi. Him year llic Kifjlit Ri-vrifnil Morisifinor Chnrle h. I- itzgrr.ilsl p M li(d llic sermon on llic upcs iol olilicntions of college stoJcnU. TODAY IS FIRST FRIDAY There ivill be eexeoicTiox n.rtAin THE AUDiTORIUm IfcVVPlI Students Requested to Attend [ oilier Patrick Mnrlln officiale� at n First Fnsloy Benediction. PEACE RUSADE ROSARY After Benediction A bore : Bill Morri . Catholic Action Chairman. congratulate Mr. RiJirrt Hoyt after n noon-time talk l y the latter. Mr. I foyt i tlw editor ol the Kama Cily. Mo.. Sun Hrrahl, America' only Catholic daily. At the right; I'other John Nolan conduct a conference during the night school retreat. m Iona'sMrilstiai- ■ARosary in the ;hapei MC Mon..Wcd Fn. al UsS5 WYO rW.iau- Uppcifkt witrlU.Jo. Ion Muilenl entered eametlly into llie «pint of the annual three •lay retreat by (lop) « «|uir! «piritu.il reading teuton. f middle ' talking advantage of the privilege . 1 |hr S.irumcnt of PctMtncc, unJ (bottom) the reception of Holy Cornu,union. m The ttffl before llinnl i!i%iin! the liny «.bool retreat � n« pxn l� v i other John II. Sheehan. head of llie religion ilr|kirtnirnt of Curdinal I laye I ligli School. Neil Cronin. Senior Delegate; Pal Bra � il. .Alternate; Bill Mander� , unior Delegate. I A NFCCS CA11 IOI.IC ACHON CROl 'P Marlin Moran. Tro� i nrrr; Toni Park� . Seerelary; Bill Morri� . Clwirman; I'rank I'erninella. Vice ( liairman. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AL ROTH Family Life ED BLANEY Education JOSEPH MURPHY Liturgy r. JDurns untry Captain ing senior a wan N'jiini Tai. pidutrtqur and Imposing, consis- tently n Irndrr among the xliooli in northern India. Hie great sub-continent of India, third ranking nation in the world in population, is fertile ground for the two antagonistic philosophies now prev- alent. I he ( hristian Brothers of Ireland, active in the prime field of educa- tion. are potent agents for the promotion of Christ’s doctrines. I he thirteen Brothers' schools arc spread from Calc titla and New Delhi on tlu- south coast to Xaini I al in the foothills of the Himalayas. Besides educating the poorer classes, the Congregation is carrying out tlu- desires of the lloly See to educate the future leaders of the missionary countries. St. ( olumha s I ligli School. New Delhi, is attended almost entirely by the sons of high government officers. Due to present conditions the great work of the Indian Province is entirely dependent on outside financial help In large part this aid must come from the students and friends of the Brothers in America. Contribu- tions arc accepted at any of the Brothers schools to fill fill this urgent need. Province of India CROSS COUNTRY ana INDOOR TRACK A 11 i i I� I ' successful season was enjoyed l v boll� these squads. I be C ross Country ream won ihe Smaller Metropolitan C ollefie championship. Ihe Indoor I earn won third place in the luistern C atholic Inter� olleifiate C onference and the first spot in the Smaller Metropolitan College Indoor Relay Championships. Joe Burnt. Caplnin of tbe Cro� � Country, winning tbe two mile run and breaking lire re ord in tlie Metro- politan Smaller Indoor Championship. I'ront Row: James O’Connell. Cardinal Sandiford. Te� ldy 11.■Iliday—Captain. Robert Oaffney. David Ryan. Refer I-op� li. Second Ron John Ryan. Angelo Calani. Wil- liam Dixon. David Smallwood. I.ugrne Roller)' Bock Rot, John O’Shntighnecty. Roger Marlin. Dennis Donovan. Patrick O’Connor. BULGER HOWARD David Smallwood thown winning the one-half mile nin and breaking the retard at the Metropolitan Smaller Indoor Championthin. Boyce of Adelphi runt n dose tec and and he it followed by Pete I optic b o( Iona. 148 f'DACC fYM IMTHV Front Kou-; David Ryan. Ted Holliday. vl UJJ LUUIN I l I Pftff l� |nxli. Jim O'Connell. Ikxk Ron: Cardinal Sandiford. Gene R.dlery. John Ryan liicli juni| ink'- Trophy and medal «on nl llie Smaller Metropolitan Indoor Relay Cliampiondiip. SEASON’S MATCH RECORD I lofilm. won one. lo� l onf. Mnnli.itl.iii. «on one. Io� ! one: f ordium� . won one. lo� l one: FoiIcikK Di liln on. won one. lo� l one: I’.we. won one. lot! one: S� . Franci� , won two; Queen� , won two; Si. John'� , won one: Cooper Union, won one; Rulgrr . won one; Columbia, won one. Tenni Average 173. JOHN MASTROMARINO BOH KOWALSKI BAS Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona Iona SEASON'S RECORD 66 55 59 74 51 69 59 61 57 67 66 54 72 55 60 55 62 44 61 59 85 77 61 w Alumni . . Roanoke Vlllnnovn . I loftlrn FafcUd Bridgeport Equitable___________ Adelphi . Catholic U. Spring Hill Kini! Point Si. Franci� (Pa.) Scion II..II Montclair .......... Siena ........ Queen� John Carroll Arnold Si. Franci� (Bklyn) Fotdlmm Rider ........ Brooklyn Eorvrll Textile Si. Peter-� ........ Boiton College ’on 19 — Loit 6 .760 JAMES J. McDERMOTT Varsity Coach BROTHER RICHARD B. POWER Director of Athletics KETBALL 155 Basketball is Iona's major sport. It is tlie kingpin of the entire program as well as the most publicized and most enthusiastically supported sports event. T lie starting five at Iona is actually composed of eight men. Captain .John T. Kelly is a smart defensive player and floorman. John J. Kelly, a senior, shoots equally well inside or out. Big Jack Walsh, the only other senior. 6'6” tall, uses his height effectively under the hoards and exhibits deadly hook and jump shots. Jumbo Lyons is the most versatile man on the squad, working either from the pivot or on the outside, and is a great shot, rehounder. and defensive player. I wo sophomores. Boh Santini and Manny Kennedy, move with astonishing speed from the corners and provide added scoring power and rebound strength. Rocky Rosovsky is one of the deadliest set- shots in metropolitan collegiate basketball. I larry Cliia- mulera is a smart, extremely fast driver who boasts the wierdest shots on the squad. For next year Iona will have added strength in the ball- hawking of I lank I rimarchi and the shooting of Jerry Blaney and Ed Croke, three very able sophomores. TJie oa li nnd rnplnln run off n pl«y. CAPTAIN JOHN T. KELLY JOI IN CONDON Publicity Director MARRY CHI AMU LERA I lorry CTiiomulern � ink� one offer n pa « from Jumbo Lyon� . Manny Kennedy wait in vnln foe ibe rebound. MANNY KENNEDY Bol Santinl r.irnl !r for a lootc ImII. I lr didn't (cl it. ED CROKE Visit lima t'ol■ •;� in . w lto« li ‘ll4‘ A friend of ours drove by the house, and on our way to the office he took us through the picturesque entrance of Iona College in New Rochelle. This is not much more than a couple of hefty brassie shots from our front door, but it was our first visit. We crossed a football Held which Iona I’rep also uses. At the end of the held we entered O'Connell Memorial Gymnasium. It was named after an Iona College student and athlete who was killed in World War II. We were impressed by its cleanliness and college atmosphere. There were close to 200 students sitting in the gym. They were watching Jim McDermott, the basketball coach, put his squad through the paces. Oft to the right, as we entered, sat assistant coach Artie Wilkins and his freshman squad. They were waiting for the varsity to finish so they could occupy the floor. No Smoking signs were posted and the open windows allowed the athletes sufficient fresh air to keep them alert. Our friend pointed. There is the basketball team that won 21 out of 23 games last season. There are roughly 77S rated teums in the United States. These ranked 115th. This is better than any other college of equal size in the entire New York area. How much space did they gel? Very little. Hut the boys played their hearts out and enjoyed a really spectacular season. You don’t see many quints win- ning 21 out of 23 in any league. Iona, we learned, was founded only 10 years ago by the Christian Brothers of Ireland. Since its inception, it has been respected both athletically and academically. The president of the college. Brother Arthur Loftus, organized and coached the first basketball team. He doubled in that duty for six years. Students must keep up their grades to remain on the varsity. Eligibility rules are strict. Coach McDermott believes good students make good basketball players . . . It is a game of quick reflexes. You need speedy men who are fast thinkers. In a lightning flash a play develops. In the same fraction of a second a defense must form. These boys automatically make good students. McDermott is one of the finest young college coaches in the coun- try. He is u coaches' coach. He is a strict fundamentalist. He spends a lot of time on little moves most coaches assume their players perfected In high school. McDermott takes no chances. When a boy first conies to him. he starts from scratch. The same goes for his assistant. Artie Wilkins. From what we saw of Wilkins, we'd say he would be a big improvement over some of the big varsity coaches we have observed in training. “This year's schedule is murderous for a small college, but unlike football you cannot get a dangerous physical beating in basketball when you go into higher company.” said McDermott. We play Ford- ham. VHlanova. Boston College. Seton Hall, Siena and clubs of that caliber. My boys are not worried over any of their highly-touted opponents. In fact, their big worry has been how to get big ones on the schedule.” On our way out we met Brother Richard B. Power. He is the Director of Athletics. He also doubles as a biology professor. He had just finished a heavy class schedule and was ready to spend what was left of the afternoon taking care of the many details connected with Iona's expanding athletic program. What do you think of your first visit to Iona. Jimmy? CroKK-Coiiufrv Team lifts 1-0 lt«� ‘or«l We said we were impressed. Then we asked about other sports. Well, we have an undefeated cross-country team. It is handled by our new track coach. Howie Bulger. They won four out of four. Howie is a real topnotch track coach. We consider ourselves lucky to have him. We also Held teams in baseball and bowling. In baseball we had a great year. One of our pitchers. Vito Valentincttt, graduated last June and was promptly picked up by the White Sox. Vito had a good year in the minors and is on his way up to the major leagues. “Our finances are the problem. They do not permit us to go into such expensive sports as football. Iona has come a long way. in a few short years, thanks to the hard work of the faculty and to chaps like McDermott. Wilkins and Bulger. A whistle blew signaling the end of varsity practice. Immediately the floor filled with eager, handsome youngsters. They were the freshtneu. Shortly we left, tooled our station wagon through the gate, and headed down the parkway toward the big city. As we drew, we thought of Tufts. Colby. Bates. Trinity. Rowdoin. Adelphi. Hofstra. St. Michael’s. Wagner and many similar small schools. We felt sure we would be equally refreshed and inspired by a afternoon at any of them, a day similar to the one spent at where groups of hard-working coaches and conscientious pro- were busy equipping growing young men academically, spirit- and athletically for the outside world. jlM l-VONS 157 I lie Photographer j Catches the I ense Moments High oimI low. lie floats tlirougli tlse air ... . i |Juy Jiuk� ? AARON ROSOVSKY FRESH MEN Front Ron John Mr Ivor. Boli Fitclil. John Ahdoo. Manager: Ed McDowell. Joe McCormack. Bor It Ron•: Dir Ik Guerin. Don Gunmieri. John Hefele. Inn Mac lm hlnii Not I’lllurrrl: Boo Brady and John Murphy. Jnniet Dowd and John Donahue. Manage� . Iona 7| SEASONS RECORD Brooklyn Polytechnic 58 lonn 50 Villanota 77 Iona 65 New York I'nrvrrnty 64 Iona 67 Hoftlra 44 Iona 55 City College of New York 58 Iona 57 Joan of Arc 40 Iona 50 Adelphi 62 Iona 64 New York Unnenity 80 Iona Power Memorial 60 Iona 71 I'ort Schuyler 46 Iona 50 Set on llnll 56 Iona 54 Montclair State Teacher 58 Iona 74 I n£ Itland Cnivertity 60 Iona 44 Queen College 41 lonn .. 66 Manhattan 60 lonn 72 Si. Fronci 68 lonn 20 I'ordham 52 Iona 51 Willinmdnirgh A. C. . 52 Iona 55 I� ng Itland I ’nivrrtity 78 Iona 51 Columlan Froth 61 Iona Ol Brooklyn Polytechnic 71 Iona 70 Our Lndy of Angel —A. A. U 67 Iona 06 Si. Peter' 65 Iona 82 Columbia J. V. 66 Won 15. I- � l 11 COACH ARTHUR WILKINS 160 Al Fordhnnt, I Vk (turrin. holder of llic new fr«� l� «coring record ol 551 point . pn« r« off lo leumnutc Ed McDowell. Cheerleaders: Waller Siebetl and Freddy Dell. Guerin goc up for iwo iigoiri� ! Si. I’eler � . L-l. good, Jvlm. Lee CaJJclI. oipluiii. on llic fii l fnirw-ny at F enway Golf Count. Ilolmi! oul of a tough � |wl. Toni Kwi1 I i.hiL lanonnr. Viment M......... R«il« Martin, loiliw ODotomJI, Allan R.mlrr. William Dium. Io.- Ilinnni Se.mul Row Vm.ml Drmpvy. Inu Mahoney. Angelo Calani. Huurll Neumann. I)a r Small� � � !. Rnymoml Denny. IVnnn Donovan. I red («nliinirllu. fimi Row lue I Inn� , lolm OSl.aU||linr� iy. Trd ll� llul.ii ((n| t m). Gene Rallery. Jiniie OConnell. ( animal Simliloiil. Davtd Run. Pelet lajpui K. Bob Gaffney, PaI OConno� . lolm Rian, Dennii Boyle. Coacli Mow if Bulger and Manager Jerry Greer SPRING IM TRACK 11� - Ir.ii k Irani in .niton, winning n iinil Ailrlplu Top I� botlvnr I Vnry Krll in llw 120 i.ml Ini'll hurdle� ; IVier I «'ini. Ii I.-.kIiii I )enni« l).moY.ui in ike -HO; Dflir Kviin winning tin- nnlr lun and giving Coaili ilnlgrr u «onlrnlrd leeling. 105 Biiiin Maker « l.n.tln r. alter, lullwy and Irani m.iuul Mead Coach Jim NhDormotl and l il liilit Co.ii li ilo Valenlinelti Mixililttir tfiimr I llil llaviniin Jor Ru'lilv IM (‘Ji.irl. v SwIoH, )im I Minor. Mnrly Gouda SCHEDULE April 7 Monldcrir April 26 L. 1. L'. |«wy) April 11 Brooklyn May 1 Fori Schuyler (away) April 14 Adelphi (.may) May 5 Rutger� (away) April 18 Srlim Hall May 9 Bridgeport (away) April 20 1 loftint May 12 Adelphi April 21 Queen May 14 L. L U. April 2 St. Prior'� (nuay) May 16 Queen� (away) Cat� her Vic Liggio [ AII IUI..� � Ili|.li S bool. Nrw York City. ll «- fii� l Ihl'Ii � liool luumlol by lli«- Brother in I hr United Stole� . In 1876. lln- first group of brothers reached Si. John’s. Newfoundland. I here they founded several schools whic h became I ho c ultural centers of the island. It was not until 1006 that the Congregation made a foundation in America. All Saints Sc hool in Now York. Subsequently, communities wore established in Vancouver. B. C.. Chicago. Butte. Seattle. Victoria. B. C. I he work in the New York area has progressed remarkably. I he Brothers’ institutions include All Mallows High School. Power Memorial Academy. Ric e lligh School. Iona Prep. Cardinal Parley Military Academy at Rhinec liff. several parish and diocesan sc hools, and of c ourse. Iona Col- lege in New Roc helle. I luce training houses at West Park. N. . provide a steady flow of young teachers who will continue, please God. to expand the area of the Brothers’ influence on the youth of this great continent. American Province 1 lie Under the aegis of the president. Brother Arthur A. I.oftus. Iona students have attained a large measure of demo- cratic self-government. The Student Council is the principal organ of student government. It is elected annually by the students, and the council in turn elects its own officers. Its duties include the assigning of dales for extra- curricula activities, the general adminis- tration of organizations, regulation of on- campus parking, coordination of activity meetings to permit students to participate in as full a program as possible. During the year a new student council constitu- tion was submitted to a popular plebiscite and overwhelmingly approved. Several new clubs were approved, notably the Metronome Society and the Poetry Club. I he constitutions of several other groups were changed to meet new conditions. T he evening session's council engaged in a similar program, and each enjoyed a suc- cessful and fruitful year. The Invitation Dance Committee is directly responsible to the Student Coun- cil. It serves as a clearing house for information on dances in neighboring women's colleges and distributes tickets for these affairs to Iona men. It is com- l osed of members from each year who are selected by the Student Council. The Sational Student Association is a countrywide organization of college men and women banded together ns an outlet for student opinion on educational and national affairs. N. S. A. delegates at each member school serve ns contact between the central group and its affiliates. 172 m Tlie mnjor production of the year for thr Student Conned b the annu.il In-la ( hrntian Brother l)iay. Sliemn at right l the M..y. 1950 bmqwt climaxing the day-� activities. MA TION 0 ANCE rICK[l INVITATION DANCE COMMITTEE Dermis M Auliffc. '51. Chair- man; Al Smith. 5i: l� u C he- durzi. 51: 1.011 Mdntyrr. 52. dlneiil: Tom Donaghrr. ’51. Ionas Student Councils NIGHT COUNCIL Silling: lj� uren e F. Sclinultr, AnlLony Rmln-. John J. IlnrLini. .illrr O'Connell. Jume M. I'ahcy. Carlo D'Ariiino. Standing: Vito Dc Stato. AI the right, front: Bob Aniutrone. toplio- niorc: Joe Kamimki. Joe Burn� . Vincent Marchitelli. tenior� : Ed Gould, junior. Buck: Join� Donnhur, frethmnn; Ed Lynch, junior: Vennrd Kinney. � opbon orr; Juntos Richardson, junior. Above: Matthew O'Sullivan. Angelo CanUni, fredimen. DAY COUNCIL National Student Association J� � e| h K.irmii'l.i. nl|rrnul ': John l.ni li h. I’.il Hf.iwil, |-. l I (■itlx-ri;, ultrin.itr. Abu-iil: John ( nil.m. 7 ho Metronome Society, organi zed this year, lias purposed to foster at Iona a knowledge and an appreciation of all phases of music. It lias accomplished this for its members by conducting weekly record sessions and discussions. 1 he So- ciety has also arranged for its members to attend concerts at the Manno School of Music. 1 he consistent and effective esprit de corps of the sixty members of El Cluh I'.Sfxinol Hermano Paltenham is reflected in the ontinued publication of La Vos. the oldest campus foreign language publi- cation. The Italian Society, which represents Iona in the I'ederation of C ollege Italian Clubs, lias done much for its members. From a cultural standpoint, the Society presents lectures and films about Italy, and socially it sponsors dances and the annual spaghetti dinner. l.es Chevaliers de Colombo has been responsible for the publication of Voila. Iona's French newspaper. Its members en- joy French films, records, publications, speakers and coordinated meetings with the French Clubs of neighboring women s colleges. The Gaelic Society, through lectures and movies and through classes in Irish dancing, has provided for its members an understanding of the Irish people and their customs. In addition to benefiting their respective members, these cultural societies have ar- ranged functions of value to the entire student body. I lie Metronome Society sponsored several niano recitals by Miss Shirley Van Brundt. and in April the So- ciety presented a recital of operatic selec- tions. Last December the Spanish Club presented a fidl length movie of the Span- ish classic. Don (Juixole. Also in Decem- ber the Italian Society sponsored its Concert of Opera featuring the renowned Melchoiore I uise. l or the benefit of the student body the French Club established and maintained an exhibit in Ryan Li- brary. In addition to representing Iona in the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade, the ( cuelic Society presented the Siamsa last February, and in May sponsored the Scoriae lit. Iioth of whicb are festivals of Irish folk-lore nnd music. 76 � pon � ri- l I y tlir ll.ili.in Society. I lull clitncing at n Gaelic Clul; meeting At a joint meeting of llic lona-C. N. R. Spuni� h Oulu. METRONOME SOCIETY l,'go Toppo. T rc.iuirrr; Bill Ynlr. Secretary; Anlhony Molry. I’retldrnl; lorn Sulliun, Ijliratimi. Mi«« Sliirlry Vnn Brunilt, Mnnnrr Stlmol «I Muik, performing tlir (ml ol a irrin of iKMNi lny oni rrl nt loon. rrirtlrl tKr «on- gratulationi «I Ml, V I Wllliami. fat ully inmlrrnlor « 1 llir Mrlronoote Swirly I.coii ii I Solo ito. Secretary; Bill Riordan. Vice Prc� idcnl: Tony Lcno, I’irtiJrnI; Roland PionoMi. Trcurarcr; Al Aiin.mi. Corresponding Secretary. ITALIAN SOCIETY mm . c mi Aim «ship ( OMMi riu : Silting: I� 11 ( '•!«.lu yi. Anc lo Barhaeallo. ( hoirnuin: Al Attnoni. Standing: I red l m Hl.i. Ri.Im iI Briini). R� il rl agaroli. At M' Pl BI K i n )MMM II I Sitting: Mi liucl Bom ia, Anllionv J. I.rno, Cliuirman . Roland Pianolti. Standing: Mi liari A. Lnlli. Raymond Slicelmn, Louie M. To)|Im. 79 LES CHEVALIERS DE COLOMBE I’lniilifil Imrrt Jrnu'n, rirtKimi; l rn ’ojfu; Nell Cronin. Vice Rii liiml Man lie lo, 1 rraturrr. SPANISH CLUB SOCIAL )MMiril I R..... ( li.mnu«n; Paul I'rry; loffl Sul- liwin; Neil Cunnlnfiliani. Not I’rcitnl: Bernard O'Rourke. 180 Clote linmiony at lire Joint meeting of llir i'rernli Clulx of Iona nn l C. N. R OFFICERS: Jim Linden. Serrctory; Vilo S.noL. Tiraturci; Fred Mi.mo. Vice- President ; Jean Jaime. I’rriiJml. OFMCERS: I oui McIntyre, Trrmurcf: .Inlin Mathews. Presi- «f«-nl; lames Cleary. SmHiry; Philip I. Smith. Vke President. ■■■ HH 7 hough many school croups organize and s|H)ii� or tlu-ir own social functions, llit « Iulis in this section have this end as their primary at tivity on campus. The Social Club is exclusively a dance- promotional organization, taking over and enlarging the work of the Veterans Social Club, which it replaced two years ago. 1 his group print ipally runs campus in- vitation dances. It has a membership of over fifty who work together in fulfilling the various needs that arise in the com- plicated business of conducting a success- ful social affair. I he Crusaders are the campus repre- sentatives of the Knights of Columbus. As such their purpose goes much deeper than merely activating social functions. but at school this is their principal effort. I he proceeds from these activities are put to good use by the group to maintain relig- ious pamphlet racks about the school and to provide renowned leaders in Catholic affairs as speakers for the Iona students. A successful winter dance at the New Ro- chelle Shore Club and an ecpially suc- cessful spring danc e c rowned their year's work. 7 he 7 ora Kniqhls Society is the oldest active Iona club. Membership in it is ac- corded through a vote of members, and its chief aim is to foster a spirit of brother- hood among its members and to serve Iona in any way possible. I he club sponsored three dances this year as well as several slag hamburger parlies for its members. I he profits from its social activities are invested in the I om Sullivan Memorial Scholarship I'und. 182 Crusaders of the Knights of Columbus COLLEGE SOCIAL CLUB OFFICERS: I'rant Row Andrew Stnrare. Treanurer; Min Burhage. Secretary. Second Row M.nlin Moran, Irmtee; Robert Doyle. Advocate. Had Row: Roger I ). I i� lr. ( hiiiriii.m. I lnlli| ( l.itlt. Vice Chairman. IM OFFICERS: Silling: Vincent Pagano. Prerident; Brother Garvey. Modernior; Dirty Bum). Vice Percident. Standing: John Vance. Bucine� . Manager; llolvirl Serino. Treaturer: Joe Petit. Secretory. tara knightsks Front Kou' pFFICERS: Edwin Philippe. Vico President; ToJinlSclion Treaiurer: Peter De Marco. Prendent: Brother r g|liony J. ----------Clennpn Moderator; Don Coluccl. Secretory. ™ 1 In Political Science Club nl Iona studies the principles of political «• ience anil parliamentary procedure and hopes to provide n political background, based on Catholic thought, to help build better citizenship and increase knowledge of the mechanisms of government. Activities during the year included talks by various guest speakers such as Mr. I ang of the Chinese Consulate in New ork. At the close of the si bool year a trip was made to the U. N. by about seventv-five students under the auspices of the Club. I he lartin De Porres Interracial Jus- tice Society has for its goal greater understanding and brotherhood among all races. Applying the principles of Chris- tian living this group has concerned itself with interracial problems and tbe steps that can be taken to remedy them. Tfie society has worked in association with I . A. I... Friendship Mouse and other or- ganizations in the field. The Keenan and Aquinas Philosophy Clubs, for day and night students respec- Aqumt night sti lively, maintain the tenet that philosophy will not be confined to the textbook but be an integrating force in every life. Lectures on campus and attendance at philosophy forums supplemented spirited discussions enjoyed in the regular meetings. Mu Saint lallheiv‘s Business Club is an association of tbe business students at Iona. During this year its sphere of activ- ity was divided among several associated chapters which function as units within the parent organization. 7 he Accounting Club. The Finance Club. I he larheling Club and the Fconornics Club were thus formed with the purpose of integrating Christian ethics in their respective fields anil forming a link between the specialist and his parliiular profession. Continuing in this endeavor these groups meet once a month, highlighting stall gatherings with films and speakers representing various industries and manufacturing processes. I he Da Vinci Society is dedicated to tbe ails ancement of the pure sciences at Iona. It is intended to guide science stu- dents in planning their profession and help combat atheistic tendencies in pres- ent day science. During the past year their activities encompassed a Sc ience Ex- hibition open to tbe student body and interesting and varied guest speakers. Field trips were alse� arranged covering various industrial points of interest anil stressing the practical applications of scientific study. IM KEENAN PHILOSOPHY SOCIETY OFFICERS: Rkhufd Lllui. Vice Pmldfrl: MiifL CnlLinl. IVtiiLnl; John SliM, lirauuri; Martin S«rrt� ry. Martin De Porres Interracial Justice Society In in! Roll’ Mr I K Slr.iim, I'H'lil R -|«rMl l itivr of llir Ww Vnk Sl.itr onimUuon Again� Dbrriniiniilion: Jim V'ucunlr. IV-tidrnl: liiutlifi Rnlirrl V. S nnl.in. Modcf- ulor. Hack Roir: I liurrn.ni Hunt. Iicntuirr: ( Imiln loitl. Co ic� |K i«ling Serretary; Ray iSongiovunni, Rc.orJing Seciclury. AQUINAS PHILOSOPHY CLUB Front Ron : I’rofroor Jowjili Mahoney, MoJrnlnr; Jotrph Owen� . Riiinx.n.l Murn. Chuirm.ui. Inn Nirlwn. Jumn F, « � nfy Hath Ron lulin Wnlkrr. Jolm M Manu«, Allirrl II S|wu L. Alln’rt li-inxli. VVillunn I Mil high, John llnrkin� . Marketing and Retailing Club OFFICERS: Rohr,. Flood. Tmnm: I'rtn Hill. I'midrttl; Mr. llmMi McCann. Moder- ator; Franci� Hallrll. Vice I'midrnt: I Idward Reynold� . Secretary. Finance Club 01 1 1( l.RS lohn Ryan. N rrV«ry. RiJirrt Iwlrf. V t« Prr« lrol. Or Ororjf McCafcr. Modernior. Marlin Momn, I’rrmUl. I dward O'C ■Orman. I rrmturrr. Accounting Club OFFICERS: Micl.ncl Ulli. Trcuxuirt: John DcAniicix. President; I lionui llopkin . Vhc Pmnlcnt; Uxli.ird Dokr- Icin. Sc tcl� ity. 191 OFFICERS: P.ilmk S .ii.mo. SecrHory: R� l« il |{j«liofF. Vice President: Jolin Comijiy. President; Raymond Kicriuin. 1 rcasurcf. I I I POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB OM1CERS: CL.U M(Con- nrl, 1 rratulrf; Jokn Flood. Cof- rripondins Scrrctniy; Lorry O’Kfflf. I'rfililrnl: Wullrr Dlion. Kr «iilln|[ Sniflmy. Seated: Mr. liinnl Winter. Moderator. DA VINCI SOCIETY Al the Science I'lxhihil (oixlin tod liy the Da Vinci Society. OF’TICIvRS: Willmm Quinn. Secretary: llrnry Mir.m l. . President: Brother Ibonwic ('� . Biillen, Moderator: Bob Kuocll, Vice President: Guy dc l.liery. In.euirr. 195 11..id Mir.iixlii coimIui tine n liuunril meeting of the Science Society. 1 lie servic e clubs are those clubs whose programs of activities carry their work outside the limits of the sc liool and into public or semi-public appearances. Stric tly speaking, the three campus publications fall into this category but a separate sec- tion is being devoted to them. The (tlee dub is a most active organi- zation. with a complement of forty-five members, who meet every week to practice for their concert work. Their repertoire includes the Mass of Friar Juniperra Serra. I he Lost Chord. Dartmouth Win- ter Song, and a selection of traditional Gaelic airs. T he annual schedule of the Glee Club inc hides a joint concert with the Marymount College Glee Club, a series of informal Christmas chorales, several appearances at parish and civic entertainments, and the Annual Spring Concert. Early this year, the Debating Council was informed that the Manhattanville College-lona College debate of Inst year, on the subject of direct presidential elec- tion. was included in the University De- baters' Slanual. I he publication of this forensic masterpiece in the volume uni- versally used as a reference on style by college debaters crowns the work of the outstanding l‘MQ-30 debating teams. The debating teams engaged in a dis- tinguished series of intercollegiate debates, including among their opponents Mount Saint incent. f'ordham. College of New Rochelle. St. Peter’s, Hofstra. and Lord- ham School of Education. I he national debate topic for colleges this year was Resolved: I hat the non-communist na- tions form a new world organization. The Dramatic Society presented a fall play by Maxwell Anderson entitled High lor . an undertaking successful in all aspec ts. I he staging was particularly effective. freely utilizing the produc tional facili ties of the Doorley I iall auditorium. In the spring the society revived the most famous of the morality plays. Every- man. I lie famous fifteenth century drama was given new life by the utilization of modernistic staging and lighting effects. It was clone partly in modern dress and partly in period costume to produce a unique effect that was well received by its viewers. ’''A , . • «• - t t + t ’ 4 ! • V i '’ “lit. HERU MALACH Fir� t Scnic lcr Chairman JOHN CANTWELL Secretary Fronf Row: Charles Farley. Nicholas Primavera. Vincent Marchiselli. John P. Jensen. William Walsh. Charles F. vnh Q-V J; r Vn' | V) S,avi - John P Floor!, l.eo Callahan. Second Row: Martin Meffale. James Greer. | |n r_- .... � ‘ � • ixuiumm—i '!■«'« MM. f tut K f CJU7.' I IIOVIIclS V fciriCDV Michael Russo, Jurn.on Hunt .Alfred Sticca. Michael A. I alii. Joseph A. Cassidy. Michael Tessa. William O Connell. Peter H. Gilson. Richard Moronev, Vincent Garvev. iQo GLEE CLUB OHICFRS: lolin I llood. Ll.„.r. i.«n; Brollirr Allan M. Kniflil. Mod- rr.ilor; Knlurl Knw.iltLi. I’fi-nilcnt: Mu Ime I A. I .alii. Soin-I.ny: Mi. Ii.u-I A. Kill,HI.I... Diicdor. 197 The Fall Production Belly SImiw.tiler nml Cnllilmi Cronin of I hr Collrfr of Net� Kmlirllr. ■ luiming Irailinf lulin of Illgh 'for Thai’� ii mitflily v«4i l cKo� t! I'ronl Roll Mr Roturll lli|; Ti w. MralrMlm; Waller IV liiiHir, Prnldml. Doth Row: Jolm I I004I. Secretary: Jolm ( ar.inmnk«� . Vil r Prrsiilrnt; Amlin Kmih. Treasurer. IQQ DRAMATIC SOCIETY Up lo tliis year there have l� een o nly I wo publications on the campus — 7 he Ionian which report a weekly record of events and THE 1C AW which com prises a historical review of the year’s doing . I he arrival of a cpiarterly on the Iona scene gives the school a complete family of publications for the first time. I he Inna Quarterly made its dehut this October with some trepidation: there was fear that the output of the various types of writing to Ik covered would not he sufficient to produce an acceptable l ook. I he fears proved lo he groundless—the magazine became larger after the first is- sue and it contained material of an ex- ceptionally high quality. Poetry, drama. Satire, biography, the short story, criticism —all came (muring in from tfie student IkkIv in profuse amounts. This successful publication is well on the way toward lie- coming a great Iona tradition. hr Ionian, the weekly newspaper, con- tinued to maintain its high standards. I'or the first time since 10-18 an issue appeared without the name of I lerliert Malacli on llu top of the masthead. I lerh influence had sue h an impnc I in the development of every phase of Tito Ionian that we might well bestow on him the accolade of Mr. Ionian. Me graduated in January and was effectively succeeded by Donald Colucci. 7 ic� Ionian inaugurated a Saturday Iona C ollege Radio show over New Ro c belle's V(’� XR in mid winter and its well planned and well received program provided valuable publicity for the Col- lege and experience for the students. 7he Ionian campaigned for greater c oo|ieralion with our sister college. New Rochelle, with gratifying success. I he I'amily Life and ('alliolic Aciion supplements were successful new features. T he work of the ICAW staff has I tern demonstrated on these pages luile in April we close the door of our new nffic e in Walsh Mall, hid adieu to the techni- calities of vearltook production and rest our weary Lure until fined exams shall vent their fury on us. cioo ij i Niior j°jj : )jy o :n anox hdviv'n xajuasu jDjfoiux; jmko s; jo|y : buibnuD IDDmOD NOCI j°l! : sojnjoo.f S33V MOO X3H33 y [10 113110 “ 0 Joiif yui jojijk[ JLLUMDVII M lOf HRO. WILLIAM H. BARNES Moderator i DONALD F. COLUCCI Sdilor in Chief. Second Semester Fir � • IONIAN l!crl MaUdl acting ai m r. at llic Annual l’ul ll ntto«« Dinner JAMES FLANAGAN Associate lull lor JOHN P. JENSEN Managing lulilor JOHN P. R OOD Business Manager 202 NEWS STAR': Sillfnfl: John AIhIoO. NVil Cronin. Sfo« hng: Boh Burnt. John Sullivan. Ion� Euifi. Bill Ynle. I hurnian I hint. h hn Koanr. Bill Monit. Al Both. Ilrtlor nmhrnno, Jolin IXmahin- ol I’iiliuril; Mi Tlionia O’Blim. f.« tally (iUfa'vpnti lfiil. WALTER DIXON News lulilor 'Yo frr § P’ ilxy '-“Mwell, nlrr. I THEN GON ALEZ Mate-up fulilor JERRY HUMPHREYS Headlines lulilor HARRY Dl ’NKAK Proof lulilor 205 1 JOHN HACKCTT I'oatures and Radio Editor LOU Mi-INTYRE Photography Editor JIM TOFANO Cuts Editor TONY LENO Art Editor 204 An «I Lno� lrdfn -nt mu� I F«e made cj tbr pk(i4o;nipKrii not jmiurrd h«r: I rank AlJ-ruw alo. Grofge Roo . Bob Quinn and F’rlrr Gil ton Ibrir trrvkc v� w in«lu- nIJr in RHVlini! I Ik- wrr-klv |wlufc deadline and tbeir portrait may I� Found in tlx- ICANN p� e«- . FU MSI S STAIF Mir Gm� . (W McO«««. Tony I1.,no JIM BOYLE Advertising 1onager SPORTS STAFF: Fred Dell. Sal MrrrnJino. iolin Vigilante. Jo Tru.mdi. JIM HESSION Catholic Action F.ditor CATIIOIJC ACTION STAFF: Jol,n Cox. Bill Morti . I-To I low riu'.in. 20 A Satuid.iv � r tioo ol The Ionian Review witli Radio Editor Jolin I laclctt inlnvirwing Mu Betty Sliowoller ol CNR. n incmlxr ol tlir (all ol llicl Tor.’ In tkc LaeLtfround me Jniy I luinpiiicya mul I Ini� M.iIikIi, FAMILY LIFE STMT: Bill NLindcn. Al Roll.. Neil Cronin. Ed Romaine. Al. ROTH I'amily Life lulitor FRANK ABBRUSCATO Photography Editor I .on Mc Intyre Peter Gilson George Roos Boh Qu eh P, MrCurilly Ray 20? 208 nltc extend to . . . htJL t jtn. 0-UA, - t i4snA l £s , At ilesUS- d y 7U £ Jr datuA.a.- 61 cj -— sU t £ r uA. 7?c?yy , ’uyL' yn t cCten. t ,Wi X o su rtAa £ 7t+ doc lA to Kc+Aji. 'CAte. zSk L+t t. £-• s Zic C£4Jt. bcA r C t2t a £ , ?c L