Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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JOHN G. HAGAN: Associated with Hagan Industries, Inc., its sub- sidiaries and affiliates since 1947, Mr. Hagan is board chairman and president of the company, one of 15 corporations under his leadership. A Knight of St. Gregory and of Malta, he is active in St. Francis Hos- pital and the Waldemar Foundation. JOHN M. JOYCE, JR.: The President of the New York Seven-Up Bottling Company is also chair- man of the Iona Board of Lay Trustees. He also serves on the board of New Rochelle Hospital and as chairman of the hospital building fund and chairman of the executive committee of the National Bank of Westchester. He is a Knight of Malta and of the Holy Sepulchre. CHARLES H. JUERGENS: Mr. Juergens has served as general agent for the Mutual of Omaha and for Companion Life Insurance Company in the New York area and is now resident vice president of Mutual. A law graduate of Creighton University, he is a member of its Presi- dent's Council and a Knight of Malta. He is also president of Wykagyl Country Club. ORIE R. KELLY: Retired as vice president and direc- tor of Bankers Trust Company, Mr. Kelley was also associated with G. H. Walker Co. He serves as a director of Maryland Casualty Co., the Sarret Corporation and the Companion Life Insurance Co. and as president of the Westchester County Playland Commission. He is a Knight of Malta. EDWARD V. LAHEY: Mr. Lahey. currently chair- man and president of the United States Brewers Association, formerly served as treasurer and director of the Association. Counted among his civic endeavors is his service on the board of governors of New Rochelle Hospital. He is a Knight of Malta and of the Holy Sepulchre. HENRY L. LOGAN: Vice president in charge of research and a director of the Holophanc Co., Mr. Logan is a noted author, inventor and lecturer in the science of illumination and its application. In 1963, he is serv- ing for the third time as U.S. delegate to the International Committee on Illumination. He is also a director of the Vcrlys Corporation of America and the Building Research Institute. GASPAR J. MORELL: Chairman of the 1962 Annual Award Dinner-Dance of the Board of Lay Trustees, Mr. Morell is vice president of the insurance brokerage- firm of John M. Riehlc Co., Inc., which services various types of industry throughout the country, and he has realty interests in West- chester and Florida. He is a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre. THOMAS E. MURRAY, JR.: Mr. Murray is currently treasurer of the Iona Lay Trustee Board and president of Mainland Management Corpora- tion, executive vice president of Briarcliff Farms, Inc., a director of Murray Manufacturing Corp. and of Struthers Wells Corp. Among his charitable works is Boys' Harbor, Inc., of which he is a director. He is a Knight of Malta. MICHAEL H. PRENDERGAST: Presi- dent of the public relations firm of Michael Prendergast Associates. Mr. Prendergast is also a member of the board of the Walter J. Schneider Corporation and a former N.Y. State Director of Safety and former Democratic Sure Chairman. Previously with the executive staff of the National Catholic Welfare Conference for 10 years, he directed vast relief programs. ARTHUR RADICE: President of Radice Realty and Construction Corp., Mr. Radice is president of the Builders Institute of Westchester and Putnam Counties of New York. He has been chairman of the Rental Housing Committee of New York State, and national chairman of the Rental Housing Committee of the National Association of Home Builders. BERNARD J. RUG- GIERI: Assistant to the Mayor of the City of New York and legisla- tive representative of the city for over five years. Mr. Ruggieri is an attorney formerly with the firm of Ruggieri and Ruggieri. On the state level, he was confidential assistant to the Governor of New York as well as his assistant counsel. He is a member of the Cardinal’s Committee of the Laity. THOMAS J. SHANAHAN: Mr. Shana- han is now chairman of the board of the Federation Bank and Trust Company. He is also a director of The First Westchester Cor- poration and the Maxson Electronics Corporation. DANIEL F. SHEEHY: Mr. Shcehy, who is Northeast Regional Manager of Crown Cork and Seal Co., Inc., is a Knight of Malta, and a 3rd degree Knight of Columbus. A director of Cardinal Spellman's Servicemen's Club, he is a member of the American Petroleum Institute, New York Board of Trade and the National Defense Supply Assn. JAMES M. SLATTERY: Formerly chairman of the Board of Lay Trustees of Iona, Mr. Slattery is chairman of the board of the Slattery Contracting Company and director of its three affiliates. Past chairman of the executive committee of the trustee board of Knickerbocker Hospital, he is now serving on the Archbishop's Lay Committee for Charity in the Brooklyn Diocese-. LEONARD H. SMITH: Retired from the pharmaceutical field as the managing director of the Bisodol Company and also of Chinoso! Products, Leonard H. Smith has contributed, to the advances in the area of pharmaceuticals as accomplishments in his career. Mr. Smith is a Knight of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. VICTOR D. ZIMINSKY: President of his own management consultant firm, Mr. Ziminsky is serving as executive vice chairman of the Cardinal's Committee of the Laity, a trustee of Catholic Chari- ties and of the New York Foundling Hospital. He is also a Papal Chamberlain and a Knight of Malta and of the Holy Sepulchre. JOSEPH A. ZOCK: Mr. Zock is an investment broker and partner in the firm of J. A. Zock Co., New York City, and a member of the New York Stock Exchange. President of the Talon Oil and De- velopment Company and of Fortune Research Foundation, Inc., he is also a director of several other corporations, including South Ameri- can Gold and Platinum.

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 JOHN G. HAGAN ORIE R. KELLY JOHN M. JOYCE. JR. EDWARD V. LAHEY CHARLES H. JUERGENS HENRY L. LOGAN

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