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J oy ola CoUeg ef Irom 1922 to 1947 Xhe “Evergreen, Jr.’’ estate which Father Me- Eneany purchased for the college had a frontage of over 500 feet on Charles Street Avenue, 1250 feet on Coldspring Eane and about 670 feet on Reservoir Lane, now Millbrook Road. The only buildings on the estate were the Garrett Mansion, now the Eaculty Residence, and the garage. Both are in the halEtimher Tudor style. The Garrett family purchased “Evergreen’’ in 1S7S and added “Evergreen, Jr.,’’ to their prop- erty in 1SS3, when they acquired it from Mr. William S. Wilson. Twelve years later, Mr. T. Harrison Garrett decided to erect a mansion on the estate as a gift to his son, Horatio, who had just been married. Lawrence Aspinwall, a noted New York architect, was engaged to design and supervise the construction of the mansion. Mr. Horatio Garrett left for a honeymoon abroad before the mansion was completed. While on this trip, he died suddenly in England and his body was returned to this country. His widow lived in the new mansion for four years after the funeral and then went to live with her parents-in- law at “Evergreen’’ until her second marriage in 1912. InipiS, the United States Army leased the estate and some of the homes around it as a tem- porary rehabilitation center for the sudden influx of blind war casualties, pending more permanent quarters. The Army relinquished its lease in 1921 and shortly afterwards Lather McEneany secured permanent title. Classes began in the former Garrett Mansion on September 19, 1921. On June 12, 1922, commencement day for what was then the largest class in the college’s history, sixteen graduates watched the late Archbishop Michael J. Curley break the ground for the first of the new buildings to be erected on the campus (see frontispiece) . It is appro- priate that the achievements of these sixteen men, then student leaders on the new campus and now leaders in Church and State, should be hon- ored here. 14
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REV. ROGER J. BLANKFARD, S.J., M.A. Thompson and Eighteenth Streets Philadelphia 21, Pennsylvania There is no mystery in all the philosophies that can hajfle the redouthtable Tpger. (igzz Yearbook ) Entered EJniversity of Maryland Eaw School after graduation . . . The next year gave up law to become a Jesuit , . . Ordained at Woodstock College in 1934 . . . Now a member of the faculty of St. Joseph’s College Preparatory School, Philadelphia. R. EMMET BRADLEY, M.A. 204 Ridgemede Road Baltimore 10, Maryland Future generations may zvell regard his greatness luith atue, and if they are capable of such high ambitions, let them strive to folloiu in his footsteps, {igiz Yearbook.) Went into hanking business after he left Evergreen . . . Now head of Trading Department of Mackubin, Legg £y Co., of this city . . . Married and the father of two boys and a girl. Clajj 0 f922 CLARENCE J. CAULFIELD, M A. 6700 Harford Road Baltimore 14, Maryland Eventually ive expect he shall make, a name for himself in the literary field, {igzz Yearbook ) Ardent Catholic Actionist for many years . . . Now member of the Editorial Staff of the morning Sun . . Married and has a son and a daughter REV. J, JENNINGS CLARK, A B. St. Teresa’s Rectory Washington 4, D C. As he pursues his calm and even ivay he does not fail to observe the littler things of life luhich most of us pass by in the lure of grander and more super- ficial things. {igzz Yearbook) Entered St. Mary’s Seminary from Evergreen . . . Ordained in 192S and as- signed to St. Mary’s Parish, Washington, D C Archdiocesan Director of Sodality Union. 15
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