Seton Hall University - Galleon Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1949 volume:

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' ' ‘ K ' : PRESENTED BV THE SENIOR CUSS OF ARCHBISHOP THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH ON HIS GOLDEN JUBILEE 4 Lbf S17 J9V9 To His Excellency, the Most Reverend Thomas Joseph Walsh, Archbishop of Newark and President of the Board of Trustees of Seton Hall College, we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine, honoring his Golden Jubilee in the service of God and His Church, and in recognition of his paternal devotion to Seton Hall, do respectfully dedicate the 1949 GALLEON 5 Setonia, you who fostered c All our plans for these four years , Your tender blessing give us For the hour of parting nears . Tear {Mother , you who nourished Our ambitions, hearts, and minds. We ' ll soon leave you and go forward Our different goals to find . Our lives you made far richer c By the wisdom of your soul ; We ' ll not fail you though we Sail where troubled waters roll . c And when we pass beyond your doors T o meet the times, we ' ll try c As best we can to honor , to cherish Your traditions ripe, and apply 1 The faith you fused within us T o the after years — and then We ' ll raise a toast to you and boast That we are Setonia ' s men . Administration : 1 Faculty 22 Seniors 42 Business Administration ■ - - 45 English 7 Philosophy 151 Physical Education 155 Science 157 Social Studies 195 Underclassmen 212 Organizations 226 Social Highlights 260 Sports 272 Patrons and Advertisements- - 288 ChdminLiJjicdum 12 THE MOST REVEREND JAMES McNULTY Auxiliary Bishop of Neivark His Excellency, the Most Reverend James A. McNulty has long been intimately associated with Seton Hall. He attended Seton Hall Preparatory School and Seton Hall College, and last year was conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Law by His Excellency, Archbishop Thomas J. Walsh. He is also the most recent addition to the Seton Hall Board of Trustees, appointed in May, 1948. Born in New York City, His Excellency was awarded a scholarship to the American College University, Louvain, Belgium. Following his ordination, he served as curate at St. Joseph’s Parish, Jersey City. In 1930 he was appointed Director of the Catechetical Department of the Mount Carmel Guild in Jersey City. The holder of numerous Diocesan appointments from 1936 — and presently the Director of Catholic Youth Organizations in the Archdiocese of Newark — he was elevated to the rank of Monsignor in 1941. In October, 1947, His Excellency was installed as Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Newark. His deeply rooted interest in Seton Hall through the years has made Bishop McNulty an integral part and valued friend of Seton Hall College. 13 THE REVEREND JOHN L. McNULTY, AM., PH.D. President of Seton Hall College The Reverend Doctor John L. McNulty attended Immaculate Conception, Seton Hall Preparatory School, and in 1921 was graduated from Seton Hall College. After a year ' s study at the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, the late Bishop O Connor sent him to Louvain where, on July 12, 1925, he was ordained. Returning to the United States, he served as assistant in St. Michael ' s, St. Francis Xavier ' s, and Sacred Heart Churches in Newark before joining the Faculty of Seton Hall College in 1933. In June, 1935, New York University conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in French. Dr. McNulty was Director of Seton Hall ' s Master School of Modern Languages, when he was appointed Dean of the Seton Hall College Urban Division in September, 1944 . A member of the Association of Deans of American Colleges and also a member of the Gallery of Living Catholic Authors, Dr. McNulty s tenure as Dean saw the student enrollment increase from 1,800 to 4,100. On March 3, 1949, His Excellency, Archbishop Thomas J. Walsh, President of the Board of Trustees of Seton Hall College, elevated Dr. McNulty to the position of President. 15 THE REVEREND WILLIAM P. FURLONG, A.B., A.M. Vice-President Steeped in the traditions of Seton Hall after attending the college in 1927 and subsequent studies at Darlington Seminary, the Reverend William F. Furlong received his Holy Orders in 1932. Specializing in Sixteenth Century literature, he took his Master of Arts degree at Columbia University, and shortly thereafter joined the faculty of Seton Hall College ' s English Department. It was in 1945 that he was selected for his first administrative post when Monsignor Kelley named him Dean of the College. Rendering outstanding work in that position, he was elevated to the Vice-Presidency of the rapidly expanding college the following year. Since then, despite pressing duties, Father Furlong still finds time to interview members of the faculty and student body. His patience and understanding is as endless as his humor. HOWARD J. LEAHY, B.S.. A.M. Dean In June, 1939, Monsignor Kelley appointed Professor Howarc J. Leahy of Duquesne University to the staff of Seton Hall College as Dire ctor of Student Personnel and Instructor in Psychology. At Duquesne Mr. Leahy served as Professor of Psychology and Student Counselor for two years. Prior to this he had been successively prison psychologist and science teacher in New England high schools. In 1942 he received a leave of absence to join the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion where he served as Special Agent and Supervisor of Juvenile Matters. He returned to Seton Hall in 1946 to become Director of Admissions and Professor of Psychology. In June, 1948, Mr. Leahy was appointed the first lay Dean in the history of Seton Hall College. REV. JOHN F. DAVIS, A.B., S.T.L Assistant Vice-President REV. WALTER G. JARVAIS, A.B., A.M. Spiritual Director REV. CHARLES B. MURPHY, A.M., B.L.S. Librarian 19 ADMINISTRATIVE FACULTY JOHN F. NEARY, B.S. Director of Admissions JAMES CREGAN Accountant THE VERY REVEREND MONSIGNOR THOMAS H. POWERS, A.M. On September 26th, 1948, Pope Pius XII elevated the Reverend Thomas H. Powers, Head of the Divinity School and the Classical Languages Department to the ' honorary rank of Papal Chamberlain with the title of Very Reverend Monsignor. Monsignor Powers, who graduated from St. Theresa s Grammar School in Sum- mit, attended Summit High School. Later attending Seton Hall, Msgr. Powers received his Bachelor of Arts degree. Following this, he went to the Immaculate Con- ception Seminary where he completed his studies for the Priesthood, being ordained March 12, 1927. Immediately appointed to the Seton Hall faculty, Msgr. Powers was named Professor of Greek and Latin. While teaching at the Hall, he also completed studies Tor his Master degree in Classical Languages, and received his M. A. from Seton Hall. The Archbishop appointed Monsignor Powers Head of the Divinity School at Seton Hall in 1939, and along with this responsibility he was further appointed Head of the Department of Classical Languages. As head of the divinity school, the newly-created honorary Papal Chamberlain is responsible for the training and spiritual guidance of all young men studying for the Priesthood in the Archdioscese of Newark and in the Dioscese of Paterson. The ceaseless efforts of Monsignor Powers in behalf of the students under his care has brought honor not only to his name, but to that of Seton Hall. 27 DEPARTMENT THE VERY REVEREND MONSIGNOR THOMAS H. POWERS, A.M. Seton Hall College THE DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES The Department of Classical Languages of Seton Hall College provides the basic courses for the Bachelor of Arts degree. Through the study of classical literature, the student acquires a cultural background and a practical knowledge of the elements of Latin and Greek. A major may be pursued leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Classical Languages, providing the student ful- fills the additional requirements set forth by the Department in Latin and Greek language and his- tory, plus the rudiments of ancient literature. REVEREND JOSEPH H. BRADY, Ph.D. Columbia University THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES The Department of Social Studies provides the general courses in this field that are required of a!! candidates for degrees, as well as the more special- ized work required for major study. Majors are offered in a general program of Social Studies, in History, Political Science, and Sociology; the stu- dent who desires a better preparation for teaching or for the study of law receives comprehensive training in these fields. The Department also pro- vides all students with courses in European and American History which inculcates a proper ap- preciation of our American institutions and Chris- tian heritage. 24 HEADS REVEREND THOMAS W. CUNNINGHAM, A.M. Fordham University THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH The Department of English provides an ade- quate background in writing skill and literary ap- preciation, and offers special courses for those desiring further work in literature. Seton Hal! is one of the few institutions of higher learning which requires American Literature of its English majors; offering, in addition, courses dealing with every period of English Literature. Fr. Cunningham has added courses in creative writing, supplying the students interested in this field with the practical application of the methods used in the literary world. A Senior thesis is now a prerequisite for graduation. REVEREND THOMAS J. GILLHOOLY, A.M. Columbia University DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION ARTS The Department of Communication Arts guides the student toward future specialization in the fields of radio, television, journalism, and the theater. The department is unusually well equipped, having a modern theater and radio station as appropriate classrooms and laboratories for the training of students. Courses include Radio Dramatics, Stage Design, Radio Writing, Broadcasting, and kindred studies. Although the present curriculum is broad and varied, Fr. Gillhooly is planning an even more extensive program of instruction to include all phases of Communication Arts. REVEREND MICHAEL I. FRONCZAK, A.M. Columbia University THE DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY The Department of Biology offers major and minor work qualifying the student to teach Biology in secondary schools, or to pursue advanced work in institutions of graduate standing. The program presented by this Department meets the require- ments of the New Jersey State Board of Education for teachers of biological science in the secondary schools of the State. The Department also prepares the student for the professional schools of medicine and dentistry. In this respect, Fr. Fronczak adheres to rigorous standards and is generally guided by the suggestions of the Association of American Medical Colleges. Consequently, Seton Hall continually places a high percentage of its qualified students in the nation ' s leading medical schools. REVEREND WALTER G. JARVAIS, A.M. Seton Hall College THE DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION Courses in religion are obligatory for all Catholic students throughout the entire period of attendance at the College. Freshmen are obliged to take the course in Religion and Reason. Rev- erend Walter G. Jarvais head of the Department has instituted a Catholic pamphlet campaign on the campus, and is always available in his office for private consultation. In addition to his various duties as head of the Department, Father Jarvais is also the Spiritual Director of the College. Under his. guidance the Department instills in the minds of the students the truths of the Eternal God and the principles of a Christian education. 26 MARTIN J. BYRNE, Ph.L University of Louvain THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY The Department of Psychology has been con- siderably expanded since its establishment in 1946. It now has a modern and completely equipped undergraduate psychological laboratory. Courses in psychology are offered to prepare students for graduate work or for service in the educational, social, commercial, or industrial field where psy- chology is a prerequisite. Mr. Byrne strives when- ever possible to correlate the theoretical studies with practical laboratory experiments. He is also moderator of the Psychological Society which en- deavors to encourage a deeper interest in psy- chology and its allied fields. JOSEPH M. CONNORS, Ph.D. New York University THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION The Education Department, directed by Doc- tor Joseph M. Connors, provides for the pre-service professional training of the parochial and public school teachers on the secondary school level. The Personnel service, operated by the department, endeavors to secure an accurate appraisal of the student by means of standardized tests and personal interviews which determine his fitness for secondary school teaching. Courses are open to the students who, although not primarily interested in Education as a career, may wish to elect such courses to enrich their cultural background. 27 VICTOR J. DeFILIPPO, A.M. New York University THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Department of Health and Physical Edu- cation prepares the student for teaching, coaching, and administrative positions in schools and related fields. The curriculum stresses the development of personal skills together with the comprehensive presentations of modern techniques of teaching physical education. Mr. De Filippo offers majors in his department field trips, round-table discussions, and demonstrations, as well as numerous opportuni- ties to supplement their background of theory with actual practical experience. In addition to this pro- fessional training, the course of study provides the broad cultural background of a liberal education. FRANCIS M. HAMMOND, Ph.D. Laval University DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY The Philosophy Department, headed by Dr. Francis M. Hammond, is the oldest in Seton Hall College. Dr. Hammond was appointed head of the department in October, 1946, and has done an excellent job in maintaining the standards of the Philosophy Department in teaching Scholastic Phil- osophy. Only students who have shown signs of intellectual ability, judgment, and studious habits in their Freshman and Sophomore years are ad- mitted. A wide variety of courses is offered by the department to contribute the most to those special- izing in this field. MANUEL HERSCHDORFER, M.S. New York University THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS The Department of Mathematics is an integral part of a liberal arts college. The courses in this Department are arranged to meet the requirements of several types of students. It offers majors in the pure and physical sciences the necessary back- ground for their studies. To majors in Education, the Department is essential for the teaching of mathematics. The Department is also designed for those who seek only the elements of mathematics to round out their education. Mr. Herschdorfer is currently at work building the curriculum to include a more extensive range of subjects. JULIUS S. LOMBARDI, Ph.D. Laval University THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES The Department of Modern Languages is quali- fied to- extend to its candidates a complete curricu- lum in French, Italian, Spanish, and German. The languages are taught by the grammar, phonetic, and direct method of teaching, with favorable conditions provided for the student personnel. Special provisions are made during the courses to correlate the work with history, literature, social customs, crafts, art, and music of the country con- cerned. Every student aspiring to a degree is re- quired to take two years of language, and is guided in his selection by Dr. Julius S. Lombardi, the depart- ment head. 29 WILLIAM G. SHARWELL, B.S. Seton Hall College THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The Department of Business Administration is the largest in the College. It offers major fields of study in Accounting, Advertising, Business Manage- ment, Economics, Labor Relations, and Personnel Management. The Department also provides the student with a liberal training in the arts, sciences, and philosophy to further round out his education. While modern business presents problems of a complex and technical nature requiring specialized experience for their solution, Mr. Sharwell believes that the Department can help the student make the adjustment to a specialized task more readily by stressing the fundamental economic and business techniques. MATTHEW STEELE, Ph.D. Columbia University THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES The Department of Physical Sciences offers an extensive curriculum in chemistry and physics. The Department prepares the student for the profes- sional schools of medicine and dentistry, and for commercial, industrial, and graduate work. All majors must meet stringent requirements formulated in acordance with the recommendations proposed by the American Chemical Society. In addition, students must also pursue basic courses in the liberal arts. Mr. Steele, in conjunction with Fr. Fronczak, Head of the Biology Department, has been en- trusted with the duty of supervising the courses of students aspiring to the medical and dental pro- fession. 30 ROBERT E. ANSHELES Ph.B. St. Michael ' s College Instructor in Sociology IRVING ALPERT A.B., M.B.A. City College of New York Instructor in Business Administration REV. JOHN J. ANSBRO A.B. Seton Hall College Professor of Religion FACULTY RALPH F. BECKER A.B., M.A. University of Notre Dame Instructor in Philosophy JAMES E. BUNCE A.B., A.M. Fordham University Instructor in History MARTIN P. BYRNE LL.B. Fordham University Instructor in Business Administration FRANCIS E. BOCCIA B.S. Panzer College Instructor in Physical Education MURRAY BOOTH A.B. University of Notre Dame Instructor in History REV. JAMES A. CAREY A.B. Seton Hall College Instructor in Religion 31 JOSEPH CARUSO A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in History FACULTY ARNOLD P. CATENA B.S., M.A. Catholic University of America Instructor in Business Administration WILLIAM T. CAVANAUGH B.S. Seton Hall College Instructor in History AMERICO P. COCCO A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in History BERNON CLARKE KENNETH S. CLARKE B.S. B.S. liversity of Pittsburgh St. Francis Xavier University Instructor in Business Instructor in Science GALILEO CRISONINO Administration B.S. Seton Hall College Instructor in Business Administration JOSEPH CUCINOTTA B.C.S., B.S. New York U niversity Instructor in Accounting NORBERT R. CONNAIR A. A., B.S., M.A. Seton Hall College Instructor in Business Administration 32 NICHOLAS D. DE PROSPO A.B., A.M. New York University Instructor in Science JOSEPH F. X. CUNNINGHAM A.B. Seton Hall College Instructor in English REV. JOHN F. DAVIS A.B., S.T.L. Catholic University of America Instructor in Religion LOUIS DE SIMONE A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in English WILLIAM J. DUNHAM A.B. University of Notre Dame Assistant Professor of Political Science FRED G. ELSTON LL.D. University of Breslau Instructor in German WILLIAM R. DINEEN A.B., LL.B. Villanova College Assistant Profossc r of Business Law MAURICE P. DOYLE B.S. Seton Hall College Instructor in Business Administration REV. JOHN J. FEELEY A.B., A.M. Seton Hall College Professor of Philosophy 33 JESUS M. FERNANDEZ A.B., Ph.B. Gregorian University of Liege Assistant Professor of Spanish FACULTY JACK P. FRANZETTI A.B., A.M. St. John ' s University Ins tructor in English EDWARD P. SERASHTY A.B. University of Notre Dame Instructor in History REV. WILLIAM J. HALLIWELL A.M., Ph.D. Catholic University of America Profesor of Classical Languages SIDNEY GLUSMAN B.S., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in Mathematics REV. ARTHUR T. GRIFFITH A.B., A.M. Columbia University Assistant Professor of Mathematics HAROLD L. HAYES, JR. B.S. Georgtown University Instructor in Social Studies EDWARD J. HENRY B.A., M.A. Fordham University Assistant Professor of French ! NORBERT HARRINGTON B.S. St. Francis College Instructor in Chemistry 34 ARTHUR HERTZ Ed.D. University of Munich Assistant Professor of German THOMAS F. HITCHELL B.S., M.F.A. Catholic University of America Instructor in Speech and Drama JAMES W. HOGAN A.B., M.A. Columbia University Instructor in Business Administration JOHN KEAN A.B., J.C.D. New York University Assistant Professor of Business Administration ANTHONY INTISO B.C.S., M.C.S., LL.B. New York University Instructor in Business Administration REV. JOSEPH J. JAREMCZUK A.B. Seton Hall College Assistant Professor of Chemistry OWEN L. KEEFE A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in English GERALD W. KEENAN A.B., A.M. New York State Teacher ' s College Instructor’ in English PAUL A. JORDAN A.B., A.M. Seton Hall College Assistant Professor of English 35 MAURICE W. LE CALVEZ A.B., A.M. Seton Hall College Instructor in Philosophy FACULTY JAMES F. LIEBKE A.B., B.S. Boston College Instructor in Business Administration FRANCIS J. LODATO A.B., A.M. Fordham University Instructor in Philosophy CLAIR L. MacKENNA B.S., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in Science NORBERT LUBASZ LL.D. University of Vienna Instructor in German JAMES E. MacDONALD B.S. Niagara University Instructor in Philosophy CHARLES M. LYNCH A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in History ARTHUR L. MAHONEY B.S., A.M. New York University Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education VICTOR A. MAHONEY A.B. Catholic University of America Instructor in English 36 m % donald f. McCulloch A.B., A.M. Fordham University Instructor in French NICHOLAS J. MENZA B.S. Seton Hall College Instructor in Physical Education WALTER A. MEYER B.S. Seton Hall College Instructor in Physical Education THEODORE F. MOENCH A.B. University of Pennsylvania Instructor in English DANIEL R. MURRAY A.B. Manhattan College Instructor in Science REV. CHARLES B. MURPHY REV. DANIEL A. MURPHY A.B., A.M., B.L.S. A.B., A.M. RALPH W. MUSSARI B.S. Columbia University Professor of Ethics Fordham University Assistant Professor of Education Seton Hall College Instructor in Science EDWARD MYLOD B.S., A.M. Montclair State Teachers ' College Instructor in English 37 JOHN J. O’CONNOR B.S. Fordham University Instructor in Sociology FACULTY JAMES J. O ' DONNELL B.S. St. Peter ' s College Instructor in Philosophy KARL T. OHL M.S. Berlin Institute of Technology Instructor in Mathematics EMILIO R. PINEDA A.B., M.A., LL.B. Fordham University Assistant Professor of Spanish l EUGENE J. O ' NEILL A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in History CHARLES J. PENNINO A.B., M.S. New York University Instructor in Physical Science CARLO PRISCO B.A. Seton Hall College Instructor in Italian ROBERT V. RADEMACHER A.B. University of Notre Dame Instructor in English JOSEPH F. PRICE B.S. Seton Hall College Instructor in Philosophy 38 GERALD J. REILLY A.B. Catholic University of America Instructor in English MICHAEL P. RICHEL B.S. Seton Hall College Instructor in Health Education LEONARD L. RITCHIE B.S., A.M. New York University Instructor in Science SAMUEL ROACH B.S., M.A. Seton H all College Instructor in Business Administration JOHN J. SAAL, JR. B.A. St. John ' s College Instructor in Business Administration DANIEL SAINT-ROSSY A.B., A.M. New York University Instructor in Chemistry NEAL J. RORKE A.B., A.M., Ph.L. Columbia University Assistant Professor of Psychology JOHN P. RYAN A.B., A.M. St. Mary ' s University, Baltimore Instructor in Philosophy KENNETH SCHUG B.S. Stanford University Instructor in Science 39 REV. EDWARD P. SCULLY A.B. Seton Hall College Assistant Professor of Sociology FACULTY MAURICE SIMON Studienrat University of Bonn Instructor in German CHARLES B. SLOANE A.B., M.A. Columbia Uuiversity Instructor in Chemistry SEYMOUR STAMBLER B.S., M.S. New York University Instructor in Chemistry EDWARD J. SMITH A. B., LL.B. Fordham University Instructor in Business Law STANLEY STRAND B. S., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in Journalism BERNARD J. STACK A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in History EDWARD O. STROBEL A.B. University of Pennsylvania Instructor in Mathematics NATHANIEL THOMPSON B.S. Columbia University Instructor in Mathematics LOUIS V. TONERO A.B. St. Bonaventure College Instructor in Philosophy JAMES E. WHITE A.B. Seton Hall College Instructor in Philosophy GEORGE J. TURNER B.S. St. John ' s University Instructor in Classical Languages AMRAM WHITEMAN B.S., A.M. Columbia University Instructor in English CHARLES H. VOIGHTLANDER A.B., A.M. Columbia University Instructor i r . Modern Lane ages RAYMOND J. WILHELM B.S. Fordham University Instructor in Economics RALPH F. WILTSEY A.B., A.M. Columbia University Assistant Professor of Science ANDREW F. YOCKERS, JR. A.B. Fordham University Instructor in Philosophy ALBERT WITTERHOLT A.B. St. John ' s University Instructor in History JOHN H. McCORMACK A.B., A.M. Fordham University Instructor in Psychology DONALD F. SHAUGHNESSY A.B. University of North Carolina Instructor in Chemistry Smu iA I MARTIN P. HAYES President John j. McGrath Secretary CLASS OFFICERS DANIEL P. DONAHUE Vice-President NICHOLAS D. VIOLA Treasurer NEAL J. RORKE Moderator DONALD A. SHUMRICK Student Council Representative VINCENT J. VACCARELLA Student Council Representative A £uAUU2AA i ni At h at i M l VICTOR J. ABBOT Vic Bachelor of Science Business Management Setonian. ERNEST F. ADAMS Bones Bachelor of Science Accounting National Federation of Catholic College Students; Business Club. CHARLES LEONARD ABRUZZO, JR. Bruce Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management. BUSINESS GABRIEL VINCENT AGRESTI Gabe Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Society for the Advancement of Management. JOSEPH BERNARD ACKERMAN Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting ADMINISTBATIDN EDWARD THOMAS ALLEN Ed Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Glee Club; Business Club; Philosophy Circle; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. 46 JAMES ALOYSIUS ANDERSON Jim Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club. DANIEL DOMINIC ANDRIOLA Danny Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Advertising Club. SENIORS OF 1949 LEWIS EDMUND ARNOLD, JR. Lew Bachelor of Science Business Management Program Director, Station WSOU; Stu- dent Council; Philosophy Circle; Interna- tional Relations Organization. Bachelor of Science Accounting Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Inter-Racial Coun- cil; Bridge Club; Treasurer, St. Thomas More Society; Publicity Chairman, Sopho- more Dance Committee; Setonian; Station WSOU. JOHN C. APOSTOLIK John Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Philosophy Circle; Se- tonian; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Intramural Sports; Staff of the 1 949 Galleon. THOMAS AL BALDASSARRE Tom Bachelor of Science Business Management 47 PETER M. BALDINO Pete Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. GUY ROBERT BARBANO Bachelor of Science Accounting VINCENT ANTHONY BARONE Vince Bachelor of Science Business Management Glee Club; St. Thomas More Society; Society for the Advancement of Management. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT J. BARTON Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting CARL HENRY BAUER Bud Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. 48 JOHN HENRY BAXTER Bo Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Glee Club; Business Club; Publicity Chairman, Spring Concert. LEO JAMES BECKER Leo Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. ADAM STANLEY BEDNARSKI Bachelor of Science Accounting SENIORS or 1949 JOHN P. BELLO John Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. RICHARD CHARLES DeWITT Red Bachelor of Science Business Club; Brownson Accounting Society. Bachelor of Science Staff of the Personnel Admin. 1949 Galleon. 49 JOHN R. BENNETT John” Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; So- ciety for the Advancement of Management. WILLIAM E. BISHOP Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. EDWARD BETTINO Ed Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. International Relations Organization, Society for the Advancement of Management. BUSINESS VITO JACK BITTNER Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. SALVATORE JOSEPH BILELLO hi n Joe Bachelor of Science Business Management Setonian; Business Club. ADMINISTRATION LESLIE JOSEPH BLAHA, JR. Les Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. 50 L HENRY A. BLASKA Hank” Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Society for the Advancement of Management. EUGENE PAUL BLEWITT Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Staff Announcer, Station WSOU. NORTON LESTER BLOOM Norty Bachelor of Science Advertising Inter-Racial Council; Society for the Advancement of Management; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. SENIORS 1040 ANTHONY GERALD BOCCHINO i� T ii I ony Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. RICHARD EUGENE BOWMAN Whittle Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Chess Club. SANFORD LEONARD BOXBAUM Sandy Bachelor of Science Accounting 51 MATTHEW MICHAEL BOYLAN Matt Bachelor of Science Advertising Swimming Team; Business Club; Philoso- phy Circle; Junior Prom Committee. JOHN JOSEPH BRADLEY hi n Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting WILLIAM B. BRADY Bill Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club; Society for the Advancement of Management. BUSINESS ROBERT J. BRESKY Bob Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club; Glee Club; Varsity Tennis Team; Sports Editor, Setonian; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Secretary to Basketball Coach. RICHARD PATRICK BRADY Dick Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; 1949 Galleon Ball; Business Club; College Affairs Committee. ADMINISTRATION LOUIS A. BROSS hi n Lou Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. 52 DOUGLAS ALAN BROWN Doug Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Varsity Tennis Team; So- ciety for the Advancement of Management. FREDERICK FRANCIS BUNCE Fred Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. FRANK ANTHONY BUONO, JR. Flash Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1949 Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. JOSEPH F. BURKE mi ii Joe Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. EDWARD FRANCIS BYRNE Ed Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. 53 GEORGE DOANE CAFFREY, JR. Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Setonian; Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Society for the Advancement of Management. ARTHUR CALSONI Cal Bachelor of Science Business Management WILLIAM THOMAS MADDEN VINCENT JOSEPH CALO Scottie Vince Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Intra-Mural Sports. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION THOMAS GUY CAMPANELLA I I -N II Campy Bachelor of Science Economics Business Club. JOHN GEORGE CAMPBELL John Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; St. Thomas More Society; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment. 54 Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Le Circle Francais; Philosophy Circle; Business Club; Setonian; Senior Class Rir g Committee; Intra-Mural Sports. RICHARD JOHN CANTWELL Rich Bachelor of Science Accounting The Setonian. ROBERT JAMES CARLSON Chub Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANK V. CARUSO Teletype Operator, Station WSOU. Frank Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; 1949 Galleon Ball Com- mittee; Chairman, Junior Prom. 55 CORNELIUS PATRICK CASSIDY Neil Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia. EDWARD R. CHEWEY Ed Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. TERENCE JAMES CASTLES Terry Bachelor of Science Business Management Staff Announcer, Station WSOU; WSOU Players; Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; The Setonian; Business Club. GERALD JOHN CHAPLINSKI Chap Bachelor of Science Accounting BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH FRANCIS CHISHOLM Joe Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Intra- Mural Sports; Advertising Club; Philosophy Circle. 56 MICHAEL CHOPPY Mike Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management. CARL EDWIN CHRISTIANSEN Chris Bachelor of Science Accounting SENIORS or 1949 ARTHUR JOHN CLARE, JR. A. J. Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Station WSOU; Business Club; Associate Editor, 1949 Galleon; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Junior Prom Committee; Setonian; Inter-Racial Council. ANDREW LAWRENCE CLARK Andy Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; St. Thomas More Society. NICHOLAS L. CIRIGNANO Nick Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. ANTHONY FRANK COCCIO I §T 11 Tony Bachelor of Science Business Management 57 KENNETH JAMES COFFEE Ken Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Society for the Advancement of Management. RICHARD FRANCIS COLLIER Dick Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Intra-Mural Sports; Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH THOMAS COLGAN, JR. Joe Bachelor of Science Advertising Business Club; Society for the Advance- ment of Management. BUSINESS THOMAS K. COLLINS n-r it I om Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Physical Education Club. ANDREW JOSEPH COLLIER Andy Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. ADMINISTRATION ALFRED PATRICK CONTEGIACOMO Count Bachel o r o f S c i e n c e A c c o u n 1 1 n g Glee Club; Knights of Setonia. 58 ANTHONY ROBERT CONTI Lefty Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. THOMAS FRANK CONWAY Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting EDWARD JOSEPH COOGAN Ed Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. SENIORS OF 1940 JOHN STEPHEN COOKE Jack DONALD WALTER COOPER Coop Bachelor of Science Accounting ROCCO JOHN CORCIONE Rocky Bachelor of Science Advertising Advertising Club; St. Thomas More Society. Bachelor of Science Advertising Varsity Tennis; Booster Club; Inter- Racial Council. 59 ALFRED AMERICO CORDA SCO Al Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANCIS PATRICK CORNELL Frank Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. HENRY JOSEPH CORRADINO Corky Bachelor of Science Advertising Knights of Setonia; Business Club. nmms administration WILLIAM VINCENT COSTELLO Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. THOMAS PATRICK COYLE Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Business Club. ROBERT FRANCIS CRAWFORD Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management 60 RAYMOND PETER CREED Buns Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management; Intra-Mural Sports. JOSEPH MATTHEW CULKIN hi ii Joe Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Assistant in Admissions and Student Personnel Office. RALPH JAMES CURCIONE Bachelor of Science Business Management SENIORS OF 1949 JOHN EUGENE CURNYN Gene Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. WILLIAM HENRY D ' ARCY Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Society for the Advance- ment of Management. JOHN JOSEPH DALTON Jake Bachelor of Science Advertising Knights of Setonia. 61 ROBERT E. DALY Bob Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knighfs of Setonia; Business Club. GEORGE R. DAVENPORT Dav Bachelor of Science Advertising Varsity Track Team. ROBERT ANTHONY DAMBACH Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management BUSINESS FREDERICK BRUCE DAVIS ii D Bruce Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management. JOHN L. DASHUTA John Bachelor of Science Accounting Intra-Mural Sports; Physical Education Club; Business Club. ADMINISIRATION ALFRED JOSEPH DeANGELO AT Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Intra-Mural Sports; Le Circle Francais. 62 RICHARD JOHN DECKER Bachelor of Science Accounting Brownson Society; Business Club; Dra- matic Club; Society for the Advance of Management. JOHN NORBERT DELANEY Jack Bachelor of Science Advertising Knights of Setonia; Business Club; So- ciety for the Advancement of Management SENIORS OF 1949 JOSEPH DeMARCO De Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; St. Thomas More Society. KENNETH EDWARD DeMILT Ken Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Station WSOU. FRANK JOSEPH DELP F. J. Bachelor of Science Business Management FRANK WILLIAM DeROBERTS Frank Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. 63 GEORGE DESCH Slim Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN TIMOTHY DESMOND Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management WILLIAM FRANCIS DETOMA Bill Bachelor of Science Accounting BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JAMES DICK, JR. Jim Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. GEORGE T. DiFERDINANDO Dee Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANCIS AUGUSTINE DOBIE Frank Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Knights of Setonia. FRANCIS N. DOHERTY Doc Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Society for the Advancement of Management. DANIEL PATRICK DONAHUE Dan Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Chairman, Constella- tion Ball; Vice-President, Senior Class; Inter-Racial Council; Cay Nineties Revue Committee. GORDON PAUL DONNELLY Gordy Bachelor of Science Advertising SENIORS 0E 1940 VICTOR FRANCIS DONNELLY Vic Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Dramatic Club; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. FRANCIS JOSEPH DOOLEY Buddy Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society. GERALD DORMAN Gerry Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management. 65 LAWRENCE DORNFELD Larry Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Society for the Advancement of Management. FRANCIS PATRICK DOUGHERTY Doc Bachelor of Science Business Management THOMAS FRANCIS DORRITY Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. FRANK DORSIE Frank Bachelor of Science Accounting BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH LOUIS DRAGONI hi ii Joe Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Varsity Soccer Team; Knights of Setonia; Business Club. 66 JAMES JOSEPH DUFFY, JR. Duff Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. ROBERT THOMAS DUNN Bob Bachelor of Science Advertising Advertising Chairman, Sophomore Dance; Secretary, St. Thomas More Society; Inter-Racial Council; Advertising Club. THOMAS F. DURKIN Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Junior Prom Committee; Philosophy Circle. SENIORS 0E 1949 Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. JOHN HERBERT EICK Herb Bachelor of Science Business Management Associate Sports Editor, Setonian; Se- tonian Dance Committee; Grand Knight, Knights of Setonia; Chairman, Freshman Spring Dance; Assistant, Admissions and Personnel Office. 67 ROBERT WILLIAM EMMETT, JR. Mutt Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. VINCENT ROBERT FARLEY Vinnie Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. PAUL C. EWING Paul Bachelor of Science Business Management Managing Editor, 1949 Galleon; News Announcer, Station WSOU; Business Club; Assistant to Dean of Men. BUSINESS JOHN PATRICK FARRY Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management Station WSOU; Knights of Setonia; Dramatic Club. GERALD JOHN FANNING Jerry Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. ADMINISTRATION CHARLES A. FERGUSON Fergie Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. 68 CHARLES JOSEPH FERRAIOLI Chiz Bachelor of Science Accounting International Relations Organization; Senior Ring Committee; Booster Club; Business Club. GEORGE J. FERRO, JR. Jay Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Business Club. SENIORS OF 1949 FRANCIS LEO FITZGERALD Frank Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Advertising Club; Knights of Setonia; International Relations Organization. JOHN MARTIN FITZGERALD Jack Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. SHERWIN FINSIE Sherry Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Junior Dance Committee. THOMAS JOSEPH FITZGERALD Tom Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; St. Thomas More Society. 69 FRANCIS EDMUND FITZPATRICK, JR. Fltz Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN FOGGAN, JR. Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management Varsity Track Team. JAMES WILLIAM FLATLEY Bill Bachelor of Science Advertising Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Sta- tion WSOU; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. HAYDN J. FLEMING Flem Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Chess Club. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor erf Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; International Relations Organization. OTTO V. FOX Ottie Bachelor of Science Business Management 70 ITALO MICHAEL FRANZA It Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. LEO JOSEPH FRASER ill ii Lee Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. V. VICTOR FRATE Vic Bachelor of Science Business Management SENIORS OF 1949 EMIL JEROME FREDA Aim Bachelor of Science Business Management ALDO ANTHONY FREDA Society for the Advancement of Mange- ' ll ment; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. CARMEN FRANK FRIO Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. 71 LEO JOSEPH FRUCI Frutch Bachelor of Science Accounting Glee Club. HAROLD JOSEPH FUCCILE, JR. Bosco Bachelor of Science Accounting ALBERT EDWARD FUCHS, JR. AT Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Business Management KENNETH FRANCIS GALLAGHER Ken” Bachelor of Science Accounting Freshman Baseball Team; Business Club; Knights of Setonia. ADMINISTRATIOIU CHARLES M. GALLIGAN Charley Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. 72 EDWARD F. GANNING Ed Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Psychological Society; Knights of Setonia; Business Club; intra-Mural Sports. ROBERT ALLEN GANZENMULLER Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management Newscaster and Teletype Operator, Sta- tion WSOU; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee; Constellation Ball. ROBERT JOSEPH GAUCH Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management SENIORS Of 1949 THOMAS LEE GLANFIELD Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting WALLACE F. GLASS Bachelor of Science Business Management Wally Bachelor of Science Economics Business Club. 73 ANGELO M. GONNELLA Andy Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Society for the Advancement of Management; Knight of Setonia. JOSEPH A. GRAHAM Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Dramatic Club; Brownson Society; 1949 Galleon Ball Com- mittee; St. Thomas More Society; Chair- man, Student Activities Committee; Sopho- more Class President; Sophomore Dance Committee. JESSE HIRAM GONZALEZ Jess Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Phi- losophy Circle; International Relations Organization. WILLIAM ROBERT GRAVALEC Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Vice-President, Sophomore Class; Knights of Setonia; Business Club. WILLIAM E. GORMLEY Bill Bachelor of Science Advertising Knights of Setonia. stiution IRWIN STANLEY GREENBERG Sonny Bachelor of Science Advertising Business Club; Society for the Advancement of Management BUSimS ABMIIII 74 JOHN J. GRIFFIN Duke Bachelor of Science Business Management JOSEPH MARTIN GROGAN Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting PETER PAUL GROTH Pete Bachelor of Science Accounting Varsity Fencing Team; Business Club. SENIORS OF 1949 Bachelor of Science Business Management FRANK A. GRZESZKIEWICZ Gres Bachelor of Science Accounting 75 HARRY WALTER GUSTAVSON Harry Bachelor of Science Accounting GERALD FRANCIS HALL Jerry Bachelor of Science Business Management JAMES JOSEPH HALTON, JR. it I ii Jimmy Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. GEORGE R. HAPPE, JR. Hap Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club. A D M I « I SI R A T 1 0 11 ROBERT ANTHONY HASTINGS Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. 76 WILLIAM T. HARTER Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. ARTHUR VINCENT HAZLITT Art Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Brownson Society. WALTER CHARLES HAZLITT Walt Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Brownson Society. SENIORS OF 1949 JOSEPH R. HEELAN Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting Station WSOU. MANUEL HENDLER Manny Bachelor of Science Accounting Setonian; Business Club. EMIL JOHN HENSLER, JR. Em Bachelor of Science Accounting Setonian; Business Club; Junior Prom Committee; Advertising Manager, The 1949 Galleon; Knights of Setonia; College Affairs Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. 77 JOSEPH VINCENT HERRON Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. FRANK JOSEPH HESS Frank Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. ROBERT EDWARD HILDEMANN Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management Constellation Ball; Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Chairman, 1949 Galleon Ball. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION THEODORE HOCKENBERRY Ted WILLIAM A. HOCK Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Setonian. Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Philosophy Circle. ROBERT JAMES HOLDSWORTH Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting 78 JACK HANSFORD HOLLAND Bachelor of Science Labor Problems WILLIAM H. HOON Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. CHARLES HORVATH Bachelor of Science Advertising Advertising Club. Bachelor of Science Accounting BERNARD G. HUNTENBERG Knights of Setonia; Business Club. Bus Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. 79 G. MICHAEL IANNELLI hi ii Jerry Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Varsity Soccer; Booster Club; Athletic Association. ROBERT EDMUND ILLICH Pudgy Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. LEONARD D. INTRABARTOLO Len Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Glee Club; Business Club; Inter-Racial Council; Knights of Setonia. JULES V. IRACKI Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. ALEX THOMAS JARECKI Al Bachelor of Science Business Management 80 ROBERT WALLACE JENKINSON Bob Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Barn Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee; College Affairs Committee; 1949 Ring Committee. SENIORS OF 1949 THOMAS W. JORDON Bud Bachelor of Science Business Management Glee Club; Business Club. JOSE A. JIMENEZ Tony Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. EDWARD KACHADORIAN Kach Bachelor of Science Accounting President, Dramatic Club; Station WSOU; Le Circle Francais; Glee Club; Business Club. ALBERT E. JOBIN Al Bachelor of Science Business Management GEORGE M. KACINKO Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. 81 MONROE G. KAPHAN Bachelor of Science Business Management St. Thomas More Society; Society for the Advancement of Management. JOHN F. KEAN, JR. Justice Bachelor of Science Economics President, Athletic Association; Knights of Setonia; Student Director of Intra-Mural Sports; Games Committee, Relay Carnival Chairman. LEONARD NICHOLAS KAPPLER MICHAEL JOHN KASSAK Kap Mike Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM FRANCIS KEATING Bill Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. PAUL FRANCIS KEOGH Paul Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advance of Management. 82 JULE WILLIAM KERSHAW Kerch Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; International Relations Club. GARVIN P. KIERNAN Garv Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club; Society for the Advance- ment of Management. MAURICE JOSEPH KILCOMMONS Maury Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Glee Club. SENIORS OF 1949 THOMAS FRANCIS KINNEY i IT ii I om Bachelor of Science Business Management College Affairs Committee; Knights of Setonia. RUDOLPH ANTHONY KIRCHER Rudy Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. THOMAS CHARLES KILDUFF Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. 83 JOHN JACOB KIVITT Jack Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. WILLIAM T. KOCH Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management dee Club; Knights of Setonia. ROBERT MOEHRING KNOTH Lefty Bachelor of Science Business Management Varsity Baseball. HORACE FRANKLIN KNOX Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Inter-Racial Council. misims AiMmsTunoN LEO JOHN KOHLER Bachelor of Science Accounting Station WSOU; Business Club; Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH STANLEY KOZAKIEWICZ Koz Bachelor of Science Accounting Vice-President, Sophomore Class; Treas- urer, Freshman Class; Triple Sextette; Schola Cantorum. 84 WILLIAM F. KRAMS Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Advertising Manager, Setonia; Society for the Advancement of Management; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Inter-Racial Council. JOSEPH JOHN KRESS Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. JOSEPH HAROLD KROZSER hi ii Joe Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Society for the Advance- ment of Management. smoRS or 1949 IRWIN DAVID KRUPNICK Krup Bachelor of Science Accounting Varsity Tennis Team. NORMAN HENRY KUDLICK Norm Bachelor of Science Advertising Business Club; Production Engineering, Station WSOU; Publicity Director, Adver- tising Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Knights of Setonia. ANTHONY DANIEL KULPER Bachelor of Science Business Management Junior Varsity Baseball; Business Club; Knights of Setonia. 85 EDWARD MICHAEL KUSHNIR M Eddie Bachelor of Science Business Management HERBERT JOHN LACEY, JR. Herb Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club JAMES ANTHONY LACIOPA, JR. ill ii Lacey Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Manager, 1949 Galleon; Senior Ring Committee; Senior Dance Committee; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Sophomore Representative, Student Council; Sophomore Dance Committee; Chairman, Election Committee; Knights of Setonia; Bridge Club. JOHN F. LALLEY Gimp Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Physical Education Club. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT THOMAS LALLY Red Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle. EUGENE JOHN LAMBLA Gene Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. 86 JOHN ROBERT LAMPORT Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting ROBERT JOHN LANG ' •Bob Bachelor of Science Business Club. Accounting FRANCIS W. LANGDON Frank Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Society for the Advancement of Management. Bernie Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN B. LAURIA Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Bachelor of Science Advertising Staff of the 1949 Galleon. Knights of Setonia. 87 JOHN M. LEDDEN Bachelor of Science Advertising Varsity Baseball; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM JOHN LENAHAN Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. CHARLES LEISTEN Bachelor of Science Business Management BUSINESS ALAN BRUCE LENOX Al Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. DENNIS ANDREW LENAHAN Denny Bachelor of Science Accounting Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Business Club; Knights of Setonia. ADMinilSTRATION EDWARD THOMAS LEOPOLD Old Ed Bachelor of Science Advertising 88 ROBERT LINCOLN LESLIE Bob Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Brownson Society. RODERICK JAMES LEWIS Rod Bachelor of Science Accounting ROBERT E. LINFONTE Linn Bachelor of Science Accounting International Relations Organization; Business Club. Frank ' LAWRENCE JOHN LONG Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Station WSOU. 89 JAMES ANTHONY LoSAPIO Jackie Bachelor of Science Business Management ROBERT JOSEPH LUTZ Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management Brownson Society; Dance Committee. JOHN B. LOSCHIAVO Ben Bachelor of Science Economics Knights of Setonia; Vice-President, Ath- letic Association; Director, Intra-Mural Sports; Track Team. THEODORE ANTHONY LUCCIOLA Ted Bachelor of Science Business Management Bimims ADMINISTRATION FRANCIS THOMAS LYNCH Frank Bachelor of Science Advertising St. Thomas More Society; Advertising Club; Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Intra-Mural Sports. HARRY JAMES LYNCH Bachelor of Science s Advertising Knigh iis of Setonia; Advertising Club; Business Club. 90 JAMES THOMAS LYNCH ii I ii Jim Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Schola Cantorum. PATRICK JOSEPH LYNCH Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Vice-President, Junior Class; Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT RICHARD LYNCH Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for Advancement of Manage- ment; Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Dance Committees. SENIORS OF 1949 EDWARD JOSEPH MALLON Ed Bachelor of Science Accounting Science Club; Business Club, Knights of Setonia. JOHN D. MacMAHON Mac Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. THOMAS JOSEPH LYNCH, JR. Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting 91 JOSEPH P. MANSFIELD Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Cha irman of Decorations Committee, Sophomore Dance; Knights of Setonia; Station WSOU; St. Thomas More Society. RAYMOND M. MARINACCIO Rainbow Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. ALBERT CHARLEES MANZE Al Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. BUSINESS EDWARD A. MARLEY Ed Bachelor of Science Business Management Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Society for the Advancement of Management; Glee Club; St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH FRANK MARESCA Dap Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Glee Club. DMHIISTUTION THOMAS W. MARTIN Tom Bachelor of Science Business Management 92 STEPHEN NICHOLAS MASKALERIS Bachelor of Science Accounting Staff Musician, Station WSOU; St. Thomas More Society. EDMOND G. MASSA, JR. Eddie Bachelor of Science Business Management Station WSOU; Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Society for the Advance- ment of Management; Setonian. RAYMOND E. MAULBECK Ray Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club. SENIORS OF 1949 FRANK ANTHONY MAZZIOTTI Mezz Bachelor of Science Labor Problems ARTHUR M. MAURIELLO Intra-Mural Football; Business Club. Duke Bachelor of Science Business Management Intra-Mural Sports; Business Club. ANTHONY JOHN MAZZIOTTI Toby Bachelor of Science Accounting Manager, Freshman Baseball Club; Business Club; Knights of Setonia. 93 DONALD GEORGE McCORMICK D. G. Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. HENRY AUGUSTINE McCUSKER Harry Bachelor of Science Business Management Varsity Golf; Business Club; Philosophy Circle. william d. McDowell Mac Bachelor of Science Business Management Intra-Mural Basketball; Business Club; Knights of Setonia. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION KEITH D. McELWAIN Mac Bachelor of Science Business Management Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Society for the Advancement of Management. WILLIAM JAMES McGEE ’Mac Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Knights of Setonia; Senior Class Ring Committee. 94 john f. McAllister Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Society for the Advance- ment of Management; International Rela- tions Club; Knights of Setonia. EDWARD JOSEPH McCABE Red Bachelor of Science Accounting Announcer, Radio Station WSOU; Knights of Setonia; Glee Club; Business Club. Joseph a. McCarthy Mac Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Glee Club; Fencing. SENIORS OF 1949 thomas j. McCarthy ROBERT JOSEPH McCORMACK Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. LAWRENCE McCARTHY Mac Bachelor of Science Accounting Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Business Club. 95 JOHN A. McGOWAN Jack Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN J. McGRATH Mack Bachelor of Science Business Management Secretary, Senior Class. JOHN A. McGUIRE Red Bachelor of Science Accounting 4 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM LOUIS McKEE Mickey Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. ROBERT JOHN McKENNA Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. JOHN THOMAS McLAUGHLIN Jack Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. 96 WILLIAM JOHN McLAUGHLIN Mac Bachelor of Science Business Management SENIORS 01 1949 CHARLES HENRY McSPIRITT Chuck Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANK JOSEPH McNALLY Mac Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN ANDREW McVEY Johnny Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. ALBERT J. McNEIL Red Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Brownson Society; Glee Club; Society for the Advancement of Management. WILLIAM PAUL MECHLER Red Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club; Intra-Mural Sports; Glee Club; Freshman, Sophomore Dance Committee. 97 EDWARD FRANCIS MEEHAN Ed Bachelor of Science Business Management FRANCIS PATRICK MEEHAN, JR. Stretch Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society; Station WSOU; Intra-Mural Sports. JOHN C. MELCHIOR, JR. Jack Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Society for the Advancement of Management. ROBERT D. MESSLER Bob Bachelor of Science Advertising Business Club; Knights of Setonia. 98 RICHARD ADOLF MILLER Dick Bachelor of Science Accounting Brownson Society; Business Club; Station WSOU; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. SEYMOUR MILLER Sy Bachelor of Science Accounting Station WSOU; Business Club. ARMAND CHARLES MIRABELLI Herm Bachelor of Science Advertising Vice-President, Chess Club; Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Business Manager, Dramatic Club. SENIORS or 1949 MATTHEW MONDANILE, JR. Matty Bachelor of Science Business Management SAMUEL A. MOCCIO Hi ii Larry Bachelor of Science Business Management 99 JOSEPH M. MONTANARI Monti Bachelor of Science Accounting Brownson Society; Inter-Racial Council; Society for the Advancement of Management. JOHN JAMES MORAN Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management JOSEPH JOHN MORAN hi n Joe Bachelor of Science Advertising Knights of Setonia; Business Club. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT JAMES MORAN Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting MARTIN THOMAS MORRIN Marty Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Chairman, Senior Ring Committee; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. WILLIAM A. MORRIS Hickory Bachelor of Science Business Management Staff Announcer, Station WSOU; Busi- ness Club; Philosophy Circle; Knights of Setonia. TOO DONALD J. MORROW Don Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society; Business Club; Intra-Mural Sports. SIEGFRIED HERBERT MUELLER Herb Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Society for the Advancement of Management. FRANCIS XAVIER MULHEARN Pat Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. SENIORS OF 1049 JOSEPH S. MULVANEY Ted Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. GEORGE EUGENE MURCHIO Murch Bachelor of Science Business Management JOSEPH R. MURPHY it i ii Joe Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Phi- losophy Circle; Society for the Advance- ment of Management; Inter-Racial Council; Brownson Society. 101 JAMES J. MURRAY Bambi Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club. JOSEPH VINCENT NAUGHTON Joe Bachelor of Science Business Management Brownson Society; Business Club; St. Thomas More Society. JOHN JOSEPH MURY Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Junior Dance Committee. WILLIAM EDWARD NAGEL, JR. Bill Bachelor of Science Accounting Society for the Advancement of Management. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LEIF HUBERT NEANDROSS Bachelor of Science Economics Business Club; Society for the Advance- ment of Management; St. Thomas More Society. FRANK JOSEPH NEHER Frank Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Boosier German Medal Award for 1947. 102 ROBERT MICHAEL NEIGEL Curly Bachelor of Science Business Management Bachelor of Science Varsity Baseball Team. RAYMOND JOHN NEPOLITAN Ray Accounting SHIIORS OF 1049 BERNARD JOSEPH NOLAN Horse Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Phi- losophy Circle; Junior Prom Committee; Intra-Mural Sports. EDWARD PATRICK NOLAN Ed Bachelor of Science Economics Staff of Director of Admissions. JOSEPH DOMNICK NOBILE Fatso Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. ROBERT J. NOLAN Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Business Club. 103 LEONARD NOVITCH Counselor Bachelor of Science Accounting Treasurer, Chess Club; Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Intra-Mural Sports. MICHAEL JOSEPH OATES, JR. Mike Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Philosophy Circle; St. Thomas More Society. KEVIN P. NUGENT Nug Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. BUSINESS EUGENE F. OBBAGY Gene Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Business Club. JAMES JOSEPH OATES Jim Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Philosophy Circle. ADMINISTRATION JAMES J. O ' BRIEN O. B. Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management. 104 ALFRED T. OCCHIUZZO Al Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management; Knights of Setonia. JAMES ALFRED O ' CONNOR Red Bachelor of Science Accounting SENIORS OF 1949 Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN JOSEPH OLOCK Business Club; Philosophy Circle. Johnny Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. JOHN J. O ' CONNOR Jake Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. THOMAS EDWARD O ' MALLEY Tom Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. 105 TERRENCE J. O ' NEILL i IT 11 I erry Bachelor of Science Accounting MARTIN L. PADALINO Marty Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. ROBERT GERARD O ' TOOLE Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Si . Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia; Brownson Society; Society for the Advancement of Management. BUSINESS MICHAEL PALAHUNICH Bachelor of Science Business Management PHILIP A. PALESE Phil Bachelor of Science Accounting Varsity Track Team. ADMINISTRNIION RICHARD VALERIAN OTT Dick Bachelor of Science Business Management Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Junior Prom Committee. 106 FRANK M. PALOMBO Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Staff of the 1949 Saileon; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. JOSEPH EDWARD PANGIOCHI ill it Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting Student Council; Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Treasurer, Brownson Society; President, Chess Club; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee; Staff of The 1949 Galleon. SENIORS OF 1919 Bachelor of Science Accounting WILLIAM EDWARD PARDUE ■ ' Bill Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH THOMAS PANUCCI Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society; Philosophy Circle; Business Club. THOMAS P. PAYTON Tom” Bachelor of Science Accounting Station WSOU; Brownson Society; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Chess Club; College Affairs Committee. 107 RAYMOND STANLEY PESCINSKI Ray Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANK MICHAEL PETRUCELLI Per Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. PETER PAT PETRONE NICHOLAS THOMAS PETROSINO Pete ’•Nick Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Advertising Knights of Setonia; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee; Inter-Racial Council. BUSINESS ROBERT JOSEPH PHILBURN Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting Glee Club; Booster Club; Intra-Mural Sports; Business Club; Spring Concert Committee; Inter-Racial Council; Knights of Setonia. ADMINISTRATION EDWARD JOHN PIATOWSKI Willie ' Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Freshman, Varsity Baseball Team; Busi- ness Club; St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Student Athletic Association. 108 JOHN EUGENE PISANO Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. SENIORS OF 1949 WALTER M. PORTER Walt Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Accounting Club. HENRY JOHN POGYENA Hank” Bachelor of Science AccourrtTmg JOHN JOSEPH POWERS, JR. Jack- Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Advertising Club. RICHARD STEPHEN POLACEK Dick Bachelor of Scueimce Accounting St. Thomas More Society. JOSEPH J. POWERS Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. 109 ROBERT A. PRESTON Woody Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Intra-Mural Sports. HERBERT PUGLIESE Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN B. PURCELL Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM E. PUTSCHER, JR. Bill Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Ath- letic Association; Booster Club; Intra-Mural Sports. EDWARD LEO QUIGLEY Quig Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH T. QUINN Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting no JOSEPH F. QUINTAVALLI Quinty Bachelor of Science Accounting ALBERT CHARLES REIDER Al Bachelor of Knights Science Accounting of Setonia; Business Club SENIORS 01 1049 Bachelor of Science Business Management JOHN WILLIAM RESCH Bumpty Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. PATRICK EDWARD REILLY Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Business Club; Glee Club. CARL JOSEPH RIESTER Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Knights of Setonia. in HARRY RINALDI RICHARD THOMAS RING Harry Dick achelor of Science Business Management Bachelor of Science Advertising JOSEPH ANTHONY RIGATO Joe Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Station WSOU; Knights of Setonia; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. ROBERT JOHN RINGEL Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. BUSINESS CHARLES R. RIORDAN Red Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Setonian; Business Club. ADMINISTRATION MAURICE D. ROCHE Maurie Bachelor of Science Business Management 112 ALBERT JEAN ROESER Al Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia. CLARENCE FRANK ROGERS Rog Bachelor of Science Business Management NEIL JAMES ROMANO Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. SENIOIIS OF 1949 KENNETH JAMES ROSA Ken Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. WALTER ALOYSIUS ROONEY, JR. Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Director of Admissions Office. Bachelor of Science Accounting President, Society for the Advancement of Management; Business Club; Station WSOU; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. 113 EDWARD PATRICK RUANE Babe Bachelor of Science Accounting St. Thomas More Society; Business Club. WILLIAM RYANS Bill Bachelor of Science Accounting MILTON SABIN Bachelor of Science Business Management LEONARD S. SATTLER Lennie Bachelor of Science Labor Problems Dramatic Club; Philosophy Circle; Society for the Advancement of Management. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM HOWARD SAVAGE Doc Bachelor of Science Advertising ALBERT GEORGE SCHARDIEN, JR. Bachelor of Science ' Advertising Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Business Club. 114 VICTOR ANTHONY SCHINGO Vic Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Philosophy Circle. RICHARD CALVIN SCHMITTER Dick Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; International Relations Organization; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. HARRY C. SCHWARTZ Bud Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Brownson Society; Varsity Baseball SENIORS OF 1949 LOUIS J. SELZER hi it Lou Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH CARL SCOTTI Scotty Bachelor of Science Business Management Brownson Society; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. FRANK JOSEPH SCISCIONE Hank Bachelor of Science Accounting Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Senior Ring Committee; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. 115 AGOSTINO SEMENTA i i ii wUS Bachelor of Science Accounting ROBERT A. SENA Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management Glee Club; Knights of Setonia. CHARLES SERMAYAN, JR. Chuck Bachelor of Science Accounting Setonian; Business Club; Education Club; Radio Club; International Spanish Club. WILLIAM G. SEYMOUR Bill Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Science Advertising ROBERT EMMET SHARKEY Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management 116 JOHN DAVID SHEEHAN Doc Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Inter-Racial Council. JOHN PHILIP SHERIFF Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management; Business Club. SENIORS OF 1949 THOMAS JAMES SHOOLIS Tom Bachelor of Science Business Management Chess Club. JOHN B. SIDDALL Jack Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management; Business Club. ROBERT MARSHALL SHIRVANIAN Bob- Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. IRWIN WILLIAM SIMMONS Bud- Bachelor of Science Business Management St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. 117 WALTER JAMES SIMONS Walt Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. ROBERT EMMET SMITH Bob Bachelor of Science Business Management LAWRENCE MONROE SLOVIN Larry Bachelor of Science Accounting BUSINESS RAYMOND PAUL SODOV Ben-day Bachelor of Science Advertising JAMES G. SMITH Bachelor of Science Accounting College Affairs Committee; Knights of Setonia; Harvest Hop Dance Committee. ADMINISTRATION ROCCO RALPH SORANNO Bachelor of Science Accounting 118 FRANK H. SPENDER, JR. Duke Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. JOSEPH WARREN SPICER iiC • bpice Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH T. STASI Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Society for the Advancement of Management. SENIORS or 1949 Bachelor of Science Accounting FRED JOHN STEWART Public Relations Office; Basketball Pro- Stew gram Manager; Dramatic Club; Varsity Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Track Team. Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Psychological Society. 119 JOSEPH JOHN SUTULA Bachelor of Science Business Management JERRY RALPH TEDESCO Bachelor of Science Accounting EUGENE TARNE Bachelor of Science Business Management Staff Announcer; Station WSOU; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. HARVEY EUGENE TAUB Harv Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Setonian; Chess Club; St. Thomas More Society. BOSINTSS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Science Advertising Knights of Setonia. DANIEL TOLLEY Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. 120 JOSEPH RICHARD TOMA ii I ii Joe Bachelor of Science Business Management Glee Club; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Business Club; Setonian; Knights of Setonia. ARTHUR FRANK TOMASZEWSKI Bachelor of Science Advertising LOUIS GEORGE TRELLA Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. SENIORS OF 1949 NICHOLAS L. TSOTAKOS Dee Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH FRANK TROPEANO Joe Bachelor of Science Accounting Advertising Manager, Dramatic Club. IRA T. TROAST Toasty Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Captain, Cross Country Track; Business Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Supervisor, Intra-Mural Sports. 121 PATRICK JOSEPH UCCELLINI Fuzzy Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Intra-Mural Sports; Le Circle Francais; Business Club; Inter- Racial Council. VINCENT JOSEPH VACCARELLA Snuffy Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Student Council. REGINALD VAN SAVAGE Bachelor of Science Advertising Business Club. BUSINESS ROCCO ROBERT VERNIERO Rocky Bachelor of Science Accounting RONALD E. VANDERHOOF Van Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. ADMINISTRATIBN RALPH T. VINCI Ray Bachelor of Science Accounting 122 MICHAEL ANGELO VITIELLO Mickey Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 19E JOSEPH THOMAS PATRICK WALSH Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; College Affairs Com- mittee; Inter-College Veterans Association; Assistant Director of Admissions. NICHOLAS DOMINICK VIOLA ' Nick Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society; Business Club; Society for the Advancement of Management; Treasurer, Senior Class; Galleon Ball Committee; Staff of the 1 949 Galleon. ARTHUR EDWIN WALTER ’Chubby Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia. GEORGE FREDERICK WASS, JR. Bachelor of Science Business Management Photographer, 1948 Galleon; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Galleon Ball Committee. GEORGE T. WALTHOUR, JR. Ike Bachelor of Science Business Management 123 ROBERT ALBERT WALTSAK Bob Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. EDWARD F. WATTERS Ed Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Business Club. WILLIAM MARTIN WEAVER, JR. Bill Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia; Bridge Club; Intra- Mural Basketball; Intra-Mural Softball; Business Club; Inter-Racial Council; Staff at the 1949 Galleon. JOSEPH PAUL WEGRYN ill ti Joe Bachelor of Science Accountina Business Club; Knights of Setonia. busintss SAUL HAROLD WEISMAN Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. ADMINISTRATION LEO E. WHITE Lee ■ - Bachelor of Science Accounting Treasurer, Inter-Racial Council; Assist- ant Business Manager, 1949 Galleon; Freshman Dance Committee. 124 GEORGE STEPHEN WHITLEY, JR. Whit Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Society for the Advance- ment of Management; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. WILLIAM THOMAS WILCZYNSKI Willie Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANCIS B. WINGERT, JR. Wink Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Station WSOU. SENIORS OF 1949 STANLEY WYMISZNER Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. THOMAS RAYMOND WINTER Tom Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. PETER C. XEFTERIS Zef Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Society for the Advancement of Management. 125 DANIEL ARTHUR YOUNG, JR. Pep Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Knights of Setonia. FRANK ERNEST ZIMMERMAN Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Glee Club; Chess Club. THEODORE C. ZMICH Ted Bachelor of Science Business Management Society for the Advancement of Management; Knights of Setonia. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JOHN JOSEPH ZOCH Zoch Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Glee Club; Triple Sextett. WALTER JOSEPH MALITA Wally Bachelor of Science Accounting 126 fciiqihh V ' mmm FREDERICK JOHN BEDDIGES Bud Bachelor of Science English THOMAS S. BEETEL Bachelor of Science English Education Club; Knights of Setonia; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. WESLEY B. BILBY Wes Bachelor of Science English Advertising Club; Business Club; Station WSOU. ENGLISH HANNIBAL J. BLASI Jack Bachelor of Science English BERNARD JOSEPH BLASKA Bachelor of Science Modern Languages Knights of Setonia; Education Club. 128 r FREDERICK J . BOND Fred Bachelor of Science English Associate Editor, 1949 Galleon; Public Relations Manager, Dramatic Club; Inter- Racial Council; Knights of Setonia; Society for the Propagation of the Faith. ROBERT STUART CALDWELL Bob Bachelor of Science English FREDERICK WILLIAM BOURBON Fred Bachelor of Science English Bachelor of Science English Inter-Racial Council; Business Club; Knights of Setonia; Ring Committee, 1949; Staff of 1949 Galleon. JOHN PETER CAMILLI Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1949 EUGENE EDWARD CALLAGHAN Cal Bachelor of Arts Modern Languages Student Forum, Station WSOU; Knights of Setonia; Brownson Society. 129 LEONARD FRANCIS CAMILLI hi n Len Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM JOSEPH CANTWELL Joe Bachelor of Science English NICHOLAS SAMUEL CAPPUCCINO Red Bachelor of Science Modern Languages Philosophy Circle; Knights of Setonia. EDMUND J. CARNEY M E. J. Bachelor of Science English 130 VINCENT F. CERBONE Doc” Bachelor of Science Modern Languages EDWARD THOMAS CODEY Pot Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Education Club; Station WSOU; Inter-Racial Council. SENIORS OF 1949 ROBERT V. COLLINS Bob Bachelor of Science Education Club. JAMES PATRICK CLARK ill t I Jim Bachelor of Science English Setonian. MICHAEL ALBERT CONLON Mike Bachelor of Science Engl isn International Relations Organization. 131 f ROBERT EDWARD CONLIN Bob Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; International Rela- tions Organization; Inter-Racial Council; Brownson Society. GEORGE JAMES CORTES Bachelor of Science English CHARLES MICHAEL CONTI Chuck Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Varsity Swimming Team. ENGLISH THOMAS EDWARD COSTELLO Tom Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Setonia; Station WSOU; Publicity Chairman, Education Club. JOSEPH MICHAEL CORRADO Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Education Club; Glee Club; Dramatic Club. WILLIAM E. COYLE Willy Bachelor of Science English St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia; Education Club; Setonian; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. 132 CHARLES FREDERICK CUDDIHY Cud Bachelor of Science English Dramatic Club; Knights of Setonia; Setonian; Inter-Racial Council; Intra-Mural Sports; Education Club; Spanish Club. VICTOR JOHN DeFALCO Dee Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. Business Club; Knights of Setonia; FRANK JOSEPH CUMMINGS Philosophy Circle. Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Education Club; Philosophy Circle. WILLIAM J. DELANEY Bill Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Coun- cil; Education Club; Setonian; Intra-Mural Sports. 133 FRED T. DICK Bachelor of Science English Staff of the Admissions Office; Staff of the Dean ' s Office. JOSEPH FRANCIS DiMATTEO Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Glee Club; Education Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. ROBERT FRANCIS DILGER Bob” Bachelor of Science English Junior Prom Committee; Knights of Setonia. ENGLISH RAYMOND J. DORN Ray Bachelor of Science English PAUL HUGH DILLON P.Hugh Bachelor of Science English Director, Seton Hall News Bureau; Sports Editor, Setonian; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Theater Commentator, Station WSOU; Chairman, Community Chest Jamboree; Who ' s Who in American Colleges, 1949. JOHN THOMAS DUFFY Duff Bachelor of Science English Secretary, Junior Class; Student Coun- cil; Setonian; Philosophy Circle; Junior Prom Committee. 134 JOHN P. DURKIN Durr Bachelor of Science English Newscaster and Disc Jockey, Station WSOU; Setonian. FRANK PAUL FARINELLA, JR. Bachelor of Science English Mathematics Club; Le Cercle Francais; Inter-Racial Council; Knights of Setonia; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. SHELDON FEINBERG Bachelor of Science English S I N 1 0 R S OF 1949 ROBERT EMIL FITTERER Bob Bachelor of Science English EUGENE CHRISTOPHER FLINN Bachelor of Science English Glee Club; Philosophy Circle; Le Cercle Francais. BERNARD JOSEPH FOCARINO Bernie Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Le Cercle Francais. 135 JOHN D. FOLEY Jack Bachelor of Science Modern Languages Brownson Society; Glee Club; Chess Club; Le Cercle Francais. STEPHEN JOSEPH FOLEY Bachelor of Science English JOHN BERNARD FOSTER Jack Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; International Rela- tions Organization; National Federation of Catholic College Students; Station WSOU. HARRY ANTHONY FOX Foxie Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Business Club; Direc- tor, Placement Bureau; President, Junior Class. ENGLISH PHILIP JOSEPH FRANCO Phil Bachelor of Science English Setonian; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER GEDDIS Bachelor of Science English 136 JOSEPH PIERCE GRECO Joe Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. RICHARD J. HAMMOCK Dick Bachelor of Science English Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball. RICHARD WARREN GRODECK Dick Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1949 JOHN PATRICK HANIGAN J. P. Bachelor of Science English Intra-Mural Sports; Knights of Setonia. GEORGE LAWRENCE HAMILTON Bones Bachelor of Science English Treasurer, Athletic Association; Knights of Setonia; Varsity Swimming Team; Var- sity Tennis Team; Junior Prom Committee. GERALD FRANCIS HARRIS Gerry Bachelor of Science English Busines s Manager and Announcer, Station WSOU. 137 JOSEPH GEORGE HAYES, JR. mi n Jay Bachelor of Science Knights of Setonia. tnglish MARTIN PATRICK HAYES Marty Bachelor of Science English Student Council; National Federation of Catholic College Students; President, Senior Class; Knights of Setonia, EDWARD JOHN HENAHAN Jack Bachelor of Science English St. Thomas More Society. JAMES JOSEPH JOHNSTON Jim Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Education Club. imisH WILLIAM JOSEPH JONES Bill Bachelor of Science English Chess Club; Brownson Society; Station WSOU; Knights of Setonia. ROBERT JOSEPH JORDAN Bob Bachelor of Science English Dramatic Club; Station WSOU. 138 RICHARD GEORGE KLEBOLD Clancy Bachelor of Science English Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Knights of Setonia. GEORGE ANDREW KOSCS hi • 1 1 Juj Bachelor of Science Knights of Setonia. English ARTHUR J. KUHN Art Bachelor of Science Knights of Setonia. English JOHN C. KUHN Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. SENIORS Of 1949 JOHN RUDOLPH LANGE Johnny Bachelor of Science English Philosophy Circle; Academy of Science; Psychological Society. LUCIAN RALPH LARDIERE Lou Bachelor of Arts French Knights of Setonia; Le Cercle Francais; International Relations Organization; Treas- urer; Brownson Society; Station WSOU; St. Thomas More Society. 139 JOHN L. LICK Jack Bachelor of Science Glee Club; Station WSOU. English ENGLISH JOHN ROBERT LYMAN Jack JOHN ALBERT LUSARDI Bebe Bachelor of Science English Intra-Mural Sports; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science English Setonian; Knights of Setonia; Treasurer, Junior Class. RAYMOND P. LUKSHIS Ray Bachelor of Science English Station WSOU; Director, Dramatic Club; Philosophy Circle; International Relations Organization; Student Council. 140 i JOSEPH PATRICK LYNCH Jose Bachelor of Science English President, Philosophy Circle. GEORGE EMMETT MacDONALD Mac Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Brownson Society; Dramatic Club; Varsity Track Team; Station WSOU. THOMAS ALEXANDER MAGER Tom Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Vice-President, Stu- dent Council; Associate Editor, Setonian; Varsity Golf Team; Junior Prom Committee. - v i JOHN S. MASKOWITZ Mask Bachelor of Arts English Knights of Setonia; Education Club; Philosophy Circle. SENIORS OF 1049 WILLIAM MICHAEL McARDLE Mac Bachelor of Science English Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Philosophy Circle; Publicity Manager, Dramatic Club; Education Club. 141 THOMAS JAMES McKEON Mac Bachelor of Science English Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Education Club. SYLVESTER CHARLES MESSINA iiC 1 1 bivvy Bachelor of Science English I ROBERT J. McLINDEN Mac Bachelor of Science English Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Teletype Operator, Station WSOU; Philosophy Circle. JOHN JOSEPH MEAGHER John Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Cheer Leader; Education Club. ENGLISH JOHN C. MILLER Bachelor of Science Knights of Setonia. English JAMES RICHARD MINOGUE ii I n Jim Bachelor of Science English Station WSOU; Dramatic Club; Brown- son Society; National Federation of Catholic College Students; Knights of Setonia. 142 Knights of Setonia; Education Club; Philosophy Circle; Altar Society. JAMES PAUL MULCAHY III ii Jim Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Physical Education Club. JAMES P. MURPHY Murph Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle. SENIORS OF 1949 JOHN JAMES MURPHY Murph Bachelor of Science English EDWARD KEVIN MURRAY Ed Bachelor of Science English Brownson Society; Dramatic Club; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee; Senior Dance Committee; Intra-Mural Sports; Community Chest Committee. 143 STEPHEN RAYMOND NIEMIERA Steve Bachelor of Science English Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM DONALD PENN Bachelor of Science English Setonian; Station WSOU; Sophomore Dance Committee; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. JACK CHRISTIAN NOBLE Bachelor of Science English Teletype Operator, Station WSOU. JOSEPH ADRIAN ORLANDO hi n Joe Bachelor of Science English Editor-in-Chief of the 1949 Galleon; Feature Columnist and Editorial AAiter, Setonian; Junior Prom Committee; Christ- mas Dance Committee; College Affairs Committee; St. Thomas More Society; Freshman Dance Committee; Knights of Setonia. WALTER PIERCE Walt Ba chelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Prefect, Administration Building. EDWARD B. PINKHAM Ed Bachelor of Science English Staff of Personnel Office. 144 PAUL CHARLES PLUMMER iiC 11 Specs Bachelor of Science English Varsity Track Team; Spanish Club; Attendance Staff. Triple Sextet; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia. RICHARD EYMARD PRYOR Rich Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; 36 Club. SENIORS OF 1949 ROBERT B. RAMOS Bob Bachelor of Science English Inter-Racial Council; International Rela- tions Organization; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. ANTHONY LEMOS REBELLO Tony Bachelor of Science Modern Languages WILLIAM JOSEPH RATHGEB Bill Bachelor of Science English 145 WILLIAM RICHMOND REID Bachelor of Science English Inter-Racial Council; Education Club; Station WSOU. JEAN JOSEPH ROSSI, JR. it I ii Jean Bachelor of Science English Assistant Director, Dramatic Club. Bachelor of Science English Le Cercle Francais. GERALD GEORGE ROBERTSON 1 1 ii oerry Bachelor of Science English Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. JOHN JOSEPH RUANE Johnny Bachelor of Science English 146 FRANCIS BERNARD RYNKIEWIZ Rinks Bachelor of Science English Brownson Society; Knights of Setonia; Le Cercle Francais; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Basketball Manager. PAUL EDWARD SAVAGE Paul Bachelor of Science English St. Thomas More Society. ORLANDO GREGORIO SALVATO Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Varsity Fencing Team; Dante Society. ANDREW RICHARD SAPORITO Andy Bachelor of Science English Station WSOU; Dramatic Club; Christmas Play. S E N 1 0 « S OF 1949 THOMAS W. SCHEAR Tom Bachelor of Science Education Club. English Tony Bachelor of Science Engli Knights of Setonia; Dance Committee God Club; 1949 Ring Committee. 147 JOHN PHILIP SCHOFIELD Bachelor of Science English Newscaster, Station WSOU; Knights of Setonia. ELLIS FREDOLIN SCHWEITZER El Bachelor of Science English Editor-in-Chief, Setonian; Dramatic Club. JAMES EDWARD SEAMAN Jim Bachelor of Science English CLYDE DANIEL SHARKEY Bachelor of Science English Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Varsity Tennis Team. NUNZIO P. SPEZIALE Bachelor of Science English HOWARD DANIEL SPOTTS Bachelor of Science E nglish Knights of Setonia. THOMAS WILLIAM CRYAN, JR. Curley Bachelor of Science English Brownson Society; Station WSOU. ENGLISH 148 HUGH F. STEPHENS Bachelor of Science English WARREN FREDERICK TAYLOR Bachelor of Science English Secretary, Booster Club; Knights of Setonia; Intra-Mural Basketball; 1949 Ring Committee. PETER JOSEPH TESTAI Pete Bachelor of Science English Electrical Director, Dramatic Club; Inter-Racial Council. FRANK TIRICO Bud Bachelor of Science English Staff Announcer, Station WSOU; Brown- son Society; Sports Reporter, Setonian; Education Club; Senior Barn Dance Com- mittee; Galleon Ball Committee. Staff of the 1949 Galleon. PASQUALE LOUIS TORNILLO Scottie Bachelor of Science English Station WSOU; Inter-Racial Council; Education Club; Mathematics Club. WILLIAM E. TUCKER Spider Bachelor of Science English 149 SENIORS OF 1949 ROBERT EDWARD VANCELETTE Frenchy Bachelor of Science English Glee Club; Feature Editor, Setonian; Chairman, Queen of Campus Dance; Knights of Setonia. GEORGE ROBERT VERIAN Frenchy Bachelor of Science English Setonian; Cheer Leader. ROBERT BARCLAY WADE Wado Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society. ARTHUR FRED WAGENSEIL Wag Bachelor of Science English JOHN F. WARD Bachelor of Science English IRVING RICHARD WARNASCH Doc Bachelor of Science English ALFRED PAUL JOSEPHSEN mi ii Joe Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Education Club; Le Cercle Francais; Inter- national Relations Organization. ENGLISH 150 RICHARD VREELAND BEGLEY Dick Bachelor of Science Philosophy Station WSOU; Brownson Society; Phi- losophy Circle; Inter-Racial Council; Treas- urer, Psychological Society; Chairman, Senior Barn Dance. JOSEPH JOHN BIANCHI Digger Bachelor of Science Philosophy Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Psychological Society. PHILOSOPHY ALFONSE JAMES CERES Al Bachelor of Science Philosophy Philosophy Circle; Psychological Society. PASQUALE J. CRISCUOLO Pat Bachelor of Science Philosophy FRANK COOLIDGE CAPRIO Cap Bachelor of Science Philosophy Academy of Science. EDGAR ROGER FRANZETTI Bachelor of Science Philosophy Knights of Setonia. 152 JOSEPH C. GIORDANO Blue Jay Bachelor of Science Philosophy Bache lor of Science Philosophy ROBERT ANTHONY HERBERT Bob Bachelor of Science Philosophy Knights of Setonia; Corresponding Secretary, Inter-Racial Council. SENIORS OF 1949 DANIEL KENNEDY KIRK Dee Kay Bachelor of Science Philosophy Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; St. Thomas More Society; Assistant Manager, Swimming Team. WILLIAM FRANCIS KNAB Bill Bachelor of Science Philosophy REYNOLD DAVID MUSSELL Ray Bachelor of Science Philosophy 153 CHARLES ADAM SCHWEITZER Chuck Bachelor of Science Philosophy National Federation of Catholic College Students; Setonian Staff; Psychological So- ciety; 1949 Galleon Staff. PHILOSOPHY DONALD C. WACKERLE Bachel or of Science Philosophy St. Thomas More Society; President, Bridge Club; Inter-Racial Council; Intra- Mural Sports; Academy of Science; Sports Editor, 1949 Galleon; Setonian Staff; Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle. PATRICK J. ZAFONTE Pat Bachelor of Science Philosophy 154 Physical Education Club; Varsity EDWARD JOSEPH ADAMS Track Team. JOSEPH JOHN BELL Ace Joe Bachelor of Science Physical Education Bachelor of Science Physical Education Knights of Setonia; Physical Education Physical Education Club; Education Club; Varsity Track Team. Club; Intra-Mural Sports; Knights of Setonia. MORTIMER WILLIAM BERLINER Curly” Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Bridge Club; Intra-Mural Sports. Physical Education Club. JOSEPH R. BOLGER Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Education Club; Intra-Mural Sports. 156 CONRAD LOUIS CALABRESE Cal” Bachelor of Science Physical Education Knights of Setonia; Physical Education Club; Intra-Mural Sports. JOHN PETER CALICCHIO Bachelor of Science Physical Education Baseball Team; Captain, Golf Team; Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1049 JOHN EUGENE CARROLL The Kid Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Track Team; J.V. Baseball; Physi- cal Education Club; Knights of Setonia; Seton Hall Relay Committee. JOSEPH CASCIANO Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Education Club. 157 JAMES JOSEPH CAPANO 1 1 ii Cap Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. THOMAS LAWRENCE CICALESE Chick Bachelor of Science Physical Education Student Advisory Board; Physical Education Club; Education Club. ROBERT FRANCIS CIURCZAK Bob Bachelor of Science Physical Education Knights of Setonia; Student Council; Junior Ring Committee; Freshman Dance Committee; Physical Education Dance Committee; Education Club. ANGELO JOHN COLATRELLA Ange Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Intra-Mural Sports. WILLIAM FRANCIS CREAMER Doc Bachelor of Science Physical Education Manager, Golf Team; Freshman Base- ball; Freshman Basketball; Physical Educa- tion Club; Education Club; Inter-Racial Council. JAMES DEERY, JR. Jim Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Basketball. LAWRENCE MICHAEL DEL GUERCIO Dell Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. THOMAS L. DE LLANNO iif it bonny Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. 158 EUGENE F. DELLARCIPRETE Gene Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Intra-Mural Sports; King of the Campus Dance Committee; Knights of Setonia. ANTHONY DE VINCENZO Dee Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Station WSOU. JAMES ALOYSIUS DOCHERTY Doc Bachelor of Science Physical Education Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Student Council; Intra-Mural Sports; Physical Edu- cation Club; Knights of Setonia; Dancing Club. SENIORS OF 194 9 JOHN PATRICK DOLAN Bull Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Baseball. JEREMIAH MURNANE DOLAN Bachelor of Science Physical Education WILLIAM J. DREIMULLER Bill Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. 1 59 WILLIAM JOSEPH DUNNE, JR. Bachelor of Science Physical Education Knights of Setonia; Physical Education Club. RICHARD CHARLES FACOMPRE Dick Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Track Team. WILLIAM CANTWELL FAY, JR. Red Bachelor of Science Physical Education Freshman Basketball; Junior Dance Committee; Physical Education Club. PHYSICAL E D « C A T 1 0 ill FRANK D. FOX Mummy Bachelor of Science Physical Education Co-Captain, Varsity Track Team; Cross Country Track Team; Who ' s Who in United States Colleges 1949; Knights of Setonia; Physical Education Club; Alternate on United States Olympic Team, 1948 ANTHONY PATRICK FRESCO Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. 160 LOUIS ROBERT GARTHE, JR. ill n Lou Bachelor of Science Physical Education Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Intra-Mural Sports; Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. HERBERT BENJAMIN GATES Tip Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Track Team. SENIORS OF 1949 FRANK SALVATORE GIANNATTASIO Bachelor of Science Physical Education Station WSOU; Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. DOMINIC PAUL GRASSANO Don Bachelor of Science Physical Education Station WSOU; Physical Education Club. MICHAEL JOSEPH GRIFFIN Mike Bachelor of Science Physical Education Freshman Baseball; Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. 161 JOHN JOSEPH HARRIS Red Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. JOHN T. HORDYCH, JR. Johnny Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. MARTIN IACOBELLI Marty Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Athletic Committee Chairman. PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOWARD JANOTTA Howie Bachelor of Science Physical Education Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Physical Education Club. THOMAS J. LEVERTE Tom 1 1 Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Basketball. 162 JOHN JOSEPH LOBELLO John Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. BERNARD M. LYONS Bachelor of Science Physical Education SENIORS OF 1940 ANTHONY E. MANCUSO Paluchi THOMAS JOSEPH MARCHIGIANO Marchy Bachelor of Science Physical Education Freshman Student Council Representa- tive; Education Club; Physical Education Club. Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Education Club; Track Team; Knights of Setonia. ROBERT E. MATULA Bob Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. 163 JOHN MICHAEL MAZZOCCHI Bachelor of Science Physical Education Social Activities Committee; Physical Education Club; Physical Education Dance Committee. ALEX R. MELLENO Al Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. MORRIS PAUL MISERENDINO Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH E. MOSS Joe Bachelor of Science Physical Education President, Physical Education Club; President, Education Club. P H ¥ S I C A 1 (DIICATIO DANIEL THOMAS MULLIN Moon Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Basketball; Freshman Basketball; Physical Education Club; Knights of Setonia. EDWARD JAMES ROCHFORD Rocky Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. 164 PATRICK JOSEPH RUSSO Pat Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Golf Team. FRANK BENJAMIN SAUL, JR. Pep Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Basketball and Baseball; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS CHARLES F. SERPONE Serp Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Education Club; Knights of Setonia. JOHN W. WESTLAKE Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Vice-President, Junior Class; Dance Chairman, Junior Class. JOHN J. SAVAGE Doc Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club; Education Club; Knights of Setonia. MARTIN HARRIS WILLIAMSON Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Soccer Team. 165 WARREN H. WOLF Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. PHYSICAL EDHCATIOIU JOSEPH F. ZUBKO iii M Joe Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Soccer Team; Physical Education Club. 166 JOSEPH PETER ADDONIZIO iii ii Joe Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. CHARLES MICHAEL ALBERTO Chuck Bachelor of Science Chemistry ALFRED M. ANZALONE Fred Bachelor of Science Chemistry ALFRED J. BABINSKI Fred Bachelor of Science Chemistry Glee Club; Knights of Setonia. SCIENCE Bachelor of Science Academy of Science; Setonian; of Setonia; Student Council; Baseball Team. Biology Knights Varsity KALIXTUS E. BANDURSK) Kal Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. 168 ARTHUR C. BARLETTA HENRY NELSON BARLETTA Art lie h bonny Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical WILLIAM H. BEMISS Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. SENIORS OF 1949 CHARLES ROBERT BERGEN Bob Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science. IRWIN BERMAN Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Secretary, Inter- Racial Council; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Veteran ' s Housing Committee; Bridge Club. DAVID C. BLACK Dave Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Philosophy Circle. 169 WILLIAM LOUIS BOHL Bill Bachelor of Science Biology Cross Country Track Team; Academy oAScience; Knights of Setonia. RICHARD JOSEPH BOLLIGER Dick Bachelor of Science Junior Dance Committee. Biology CARL P. BORTON Pete Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. FRANK PAUL BOTTONE Muzzy Bachelor of Science Chemistry Treasurer, Freshmen Class. SCIENCE JOHN J. BOYLAN Jack Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. WILLIAM M. BOYLE Bill Bachelor of Science Mathematics Brownson Society; Academy of Science; Station WSOU; Radio Club; Mathematics Club, Inter-Racial Council. 170 EDWARD T. BRADEN Doc Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; College Affairs Committee. STANLEY BRESTICKER Stan Bachelor of Science Chemistry Chess Club; Academy of Science. FRANK THOMAS CAMPAGNA Camp Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. SENIORS Of 1949 WILLIAM H. CANTWELL Bachelor of Science Chemistry EUGENE NT CASTELLANO Gene Bachelor of Science Biology ROBERT ALLEN CHRISTIE Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. 171 HARRY E. CIARLEGUO Doc Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Junior Prom Committee; Setonian. JAMES M. COBHAM Cob Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Setonian; Academy of Science; Student Progressive Political Club; International Relations Organization. GEORGE ANTHONY CONRAD, JR. Connie Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Mathematics Club; Philosophy Circle; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Chemistry Glee Club; Varsity Track Team. JOSEPH T. CULLEN hi ii Joe Bachelor of Science Academy of Science. Chemistry 172 PATRICK VICTOR CUVIELLO Pat Bachelor of Science Biology ALFRED R. DARDIS Al Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Station WSOU; Student Council Treas- urer; Setonian; Co-Chairman, Junior Prom; College Affairs Committee; Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. JOHN A. DEALY Jack Bachelor of Science Biology Le Circle Francais; Academy of Science. SENIORS OF 1940 ABRAHAM DEARANI Abe Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Laboratory Assistant, Physics Department. JOSEPH FRANK DeCOTIIS iii ii Joe Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Chess Club. JOSEPH M. DeLORENZO Dee Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. 173 MARIO DeMARCO De Bachelor of Science Academy of Science; Biology Knights of Setonia. ALPHONSE F. DePAOLA AI M Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Junior Prom Committee. WILLIAM H. DICKSON Bill Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Knights of Setonia. JOHN J. DONOVAN Dave” Bachelor of Science Biology Setonian. ANTHONY THOMAS DESPIRITO Dee” Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. SCIENCE ALBERT ALFRED ZUZZIO Zu” Bachelor of Science Chemistry 174 WILLIAM JOHN DOWNEY, JR. ’•Bill Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. ALFRED ROBERT DREXEL Al Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Knights of Setonia. ROBERT JOHN ECKERT Herk Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Knights of Setoni ; Junior Prom Committee. SENIORS OF 1949 RAYMOND ALBERT EICK Ray Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Inter-Racial Council; Philosophy Circle; Knights of Setonia. CHARLES FRED ESSKUCHEN Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Chess Club; Bridge Club. PAUL V. FAGAN Red Bachelor of Science Chemistry 175 STANLEY E. FALLET Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. WALTER STEPHEN FEDOR Walt Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. FRANK JAMES FERRARO Bud Bachelor of Science Chemistry Le Cercle Francais; Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Junior Dance Committee. STANLEY FEUER Red Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Senior Dance Committee; Philosophy Circle. ROBERT F. FLYNN Bob Bachelor of Science Math ematics Glee Club; Mathematics Club; Dramatic Club; Knights of Setonia. SCIENCE JOHN T. FOLEY Jack Bachelor of Science Academy of Science. Biology 176 IRVING P. FREEDMAN Pat Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science. FRANK A. GAMBA Bachelor of Science Chemistry Le Cercle Francais; Knights of Setonia. RICHARD FRANK GARANT “Dick Bachelor of Science Biology Bachelor of Science Chemisfry PASQUALE JOHN GARRUTO Academy of Science. “Pat Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Knight Commander, Knights of Setonia; Le Cercle Francais; Chess Club; Labora- tory Assistant, Biology Department; Art Staff of the 1949 Galleon. 177 CARMEN J. GONNELLA Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. GEORGE D. GRIECO ii ii rec Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia. RICHARD JOSEPH GRIMM Pete Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. EMIL JOHN GRITTI Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Chess Club; Asso- ciate Editor, 1949 Galleon; Academy of Science; WSOU — Classical Department; Bridge Club. ANTHONY ALBERT GROSSI Tony Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. SCIENCE GEORGE W. HALEK iiC 1 ii bmiley Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Mathemetic Club. 178 THEODORE JEROME HARRINGTON, JR. Ted Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Chess Club; Varsity Swimming Team; Glee Club; Philosophy Circle. JOHN FRANCIS HEFFERNAN Bachelor of Science Chemistry Glee Club; Academy of Science; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS 0E 1949 NEAL F. HERRON Neal Bachelor of Science Biology WILLIAM E. HIBBITS Bill Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Booster Club. ALFRED WILLIAM HEL.WIG, JR. Alfie Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. MANUEL THOMAS HIDALGO Bachelor of Science Mathematics Mathemetics Club; Knights of Setonia. 779 CHARLES L. HOCKADAY Chuck” Bachelor of Science Biology GEORGE BATES HOOPER Hoop Bachelor of Science Academy of Science. Biology PETER JOHN HYDOCK Pete Bachelor of Science Chemistry FRANCIS JOSEPH HYNES Frank Bachelor of Science Knights of Setonia. SCIENCE FRANK JAMES IANNELLA Bachelor of Science Biology THOMAS M. IUSO Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. 180 FRANCIS THOMAS KAELBLEIN ii r ii rran Bachelor of Science Chemistry Sophomore Boat Ride; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Academy of Science; College Affairs Committee; 1949 Ring Committee; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. JOSEPH PAUL KAHWAJY Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Laboratory As- sistant, Physics and General Science Departments. MORTON KALKER Bachelor of Science Chemistry SENIORS OF 1949 PETER THOMAS KANCIERUS Pete Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH JAMES KA RABIN Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science. EDWARD MICHAEL KICKI M Kick M Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. 181 JOHN JOSEPH KILCOMMONS Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical LEON THEODORE KREMZNER Lee Bachelor of Science Biology HAROLD E. KLEPP Harry Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. EDWARD GEORGE KRALL Doc Bachelor of Science Chemistry Secretary, Academy of Science; Varsity Fencing Team; Setonian; Inter-Racial Council. MICHAEL KONDAS, JR. Mick Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Mathematics Club; Academy of Science. SCIENCE WILLIAM JOHN KRYWOS Bill Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. 182 FLAVIO JOSEPH La MANNA Cy Bachelor of Science Biology Intra-Mural Baseball and Basketball; Le Cercle Francais. WILLIAM R. LASKO Biir Bachelor of Science Chemistry WILLIAM M. LAVETTE Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Varsity Fencing Team. Bachelor of Science Chemistry GERARD JOSEPH LEMONGELLO Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. Lemon Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science. 183 ROBERT JOHN LORELLO Bob Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science. RICHARD STANLEY LOWY Richie Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science. WILLIAM LYNN Bachelor of Science Mathematics Mathemetics Club. ROCCO ALFRED MACHI Rocco Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical ARTHUR JOSEPH MANZO Art Bachelor of Science Mathematics Education Club; Mathematics Club; Philosophy Circle. SCIENCE GEORGE THOMAS McCRAE Mac Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. 184 JOHN McKECHNIE Scotty Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Radio Station WSOU; Vice-President, Junior Class; Booster Club. CHARLES HENRY MESSINA Cholly Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science. SENIORS OF 1949 Bachelor of Science Chemistry JOHN JOSEPH MIHLIK Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. JOHN TILFORD MIELACH Big John Bachelor of Science Chemistry Circulation Manager, Setonian; Knights of Setonia; Chairman, Dance Decoration Committee; Academy of Science; Glee Club; Chairman, Academy of Science Dance; College Affairs Committee; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Booster Club. JAMES C. MORAN Bachelor of Science Chemistry 185 OLIVER GERALD MURNANE Ollie Bachelor of Science Academy of Science. Biology JAMES PATRICK MURPHY Jimmie Bachelor of Science Chemistry Photography Editor, 1949 Galleon; President, Junior Class; Laboratory As- sistant, Physics Department; Academy of Science; Glee Club; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle. JOHN THOMAS MURTHA Jack Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia. SCIENCE Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. JOSEPH MICHAEL O ' CONNOR Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Bayley Society; Knights of Setonia. 186 ROBERT JOSEPH O ' CONNOR Bob Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. THOMAS FRANCIS O’NEILL Tom .Bachelor of Science Chemistry ANDREW VINCENT PAINE Andy Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1949 FRANK NICHOLAS PAPARELLO Pap Bachelor of Science Biology Le Cercle Francals; Philosophy Circle; Sophomore and Junior Dance Committee; Bookstore; Setoriian. RUDOLPH PEREZ Rudie Bachelor of Science Chemistry Glee Club; Station WSOU. SALVATORE FRANK PETTI Sal Bachelor of Science Biology President, Academy of Science. 187 ALFRED CAMILLO PIETRANGELO Pete Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Varsity Track Team; Academy of Science; Junior Class Dance Committee. ROBERT M. POCELINKO Posh Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Station WSOU; Academy of Science; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. STEPHEN A. POZNANSKI Sonny Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. Bachelor of Science Academy of Science. Chemistry JOSEPH PETER PUMA ill ii Joe Bachelor of Science Biology Intra-Mural Baseball and Basketball; Le Cercle Francais. SCIENCE FRANCIS THOMAS QUINN Quinny Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia; Booster Club. 188 RICHARD GUSTAV RAST Dick Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. SALVATORE RICCA, JR. Rick Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. DANIEL ROSANO Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1949 RAYMOND XAVIER SABETTA Baby Face Bachelor of Science Chemistry Station WSOU; Dramatic Club; Varsity Rifle Team; Varsity Fencing Team; 1949 Galleon Ball Committee. FELIX JOSEPH SALERNO Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. NICHOLAS J. SALERNO Nick Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia. 189 JOHN KENNETH SAMILA Johnny Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical ANTHONY J. San FILLIPPO Tony Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Varsity Track Team; Knights of Setonia; Junior Prom Committee. ALFRED JOSEPH SANTANGELO Fred Bachelor of Science Chemistry Assistant Record Librarian, Station WSOU; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH ALBERT SERGENT Sarge Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Assistant Editor, 1949 Galleon; Book Reviewer, Setonian; News Director, Station WSOU; Drama, Station WSOU; Hearst Oratorical Contest; Knights of Setonia; Who ' s Who Among American Universities and Colleges. 190 GEORGE LUKE SEXTON, JR. George Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science; Chairman, Admissions Committee. DONALD A. SHUMRICK Dusty Bachelor of Science Biology Treasurer, Academy of Science; College Trainer; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; College Infirmarian. SENIORS OF 1949 WILLIAM JEROME SIMONE Bill Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Le Cercle Francais; St. Thomas More Society. Bachelor of Science Chemistry Station WSOU; Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. CHARLES SIEGEL Chuck ' Bachelor of Science Mathematics Mathematics Club. RICHARD EUGENE SMITH, JR. Smitty Bachelor of Science Chemistry 191 GERARD WILLIAM SOLLEDER Jerry Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. WALTER JOSEPH SPEYER Bud Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia; Academy of Science. Staff of the 1949 Galleon. ERICH F. STEINHAUSER Bachelor of Science Chemis+ry Academy of Science. ANDREW JOSEPH STVARTNAK Andy Bachelor of Science Mathematics Classical Disc Jockey, Station WSOU; Knights of Setonia; Mathematics Club. SCIENCE Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Knights of Setonia; Varsity Swimming Team. LEONARD H. TALARICO hi n Len Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. 192 STEPHEN P. TOTH, JR. Bachelor of Science Academy of Science. WILLIAM PETER WALTSAK Bill Bachelor of Science Biology Intra-Mural Sports; Knights of Setonia. EDWARD JAMES WEGMANN Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1949 SEYMOUR WEINMAN Bachelor of Science Chemistry JOHN JOSEPH WEIR Johnny Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia. EDWARD BERNARD RUFFING Ruff Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science. 193 WILLARD RONALD WILCZEK Will Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. EDMUND PETER WOLSKI Ed Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Intra-Mural Sports; Knights of Setonia. FRANCIS EMMIT WRIGHT Pancho Bachelor of Science Chemistry Glee Club; Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. SCIENCE ALFRED MICHAEL YAMPAGLIA Fred Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. FREDERICK WILLIAM YOUNG Fred Bachelor of Science Chemistry Glee Club; Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. 194 EUGENE JAMES BANNON Bachelor of Science Social Studies Dramatic Club; Glee Club. JOSEPH REMIGGIO BIANCO Scoop Bachelor of Science Social Studies Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; International Relations Organization; Com- mittee, Galleon Ball; Student Council. JOHN JOSEPH BOYLE Jack Bachelor of Science Social Studies Glee Club; Education Club; Knights of Setonia. SOCIAL STUDIES ROBERT BRADLEY BYRNE Bob Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Intra-Mural Softball, Basketball. CAESAR CASALE Bachelor of Science Social Studies Knights of Setonia; International Relations Organization; Inter-Racial Council. ROBERT FRANCIS COLQUHOUN Scotty Bachelor of Science Social Studies Varsity Soccer Team; Education Club; Knights of Setonia. 196 WILLIAM THOMAS CORBETT Bachelor of Science Social Studies Knights of Setonia: St. Thomas More Society. NORMAN E. DARMSTATTER D Bachelor of Science Social Studies JOHN S. CUPHONE Bachelor of Science Social Studies International Relations Organization. EUGENE CROWLEY • • ii t7ene Bachelor of Science Social Studies S [ III 1 0 « S OF 1949 WILLIAM ANTHONY DEBBIE Deb” Bachelor of Science Social Studies JAMES W. DEVLIN ill it Jim Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society; Brownson So- ciety; Inter-Racial Council; International Relations Organization. 197 WILLIAM JOSEPH DONAHUE Steve Bachelor of Science Social Stud ies Sf. Thomas More Society; Freshman Vice- President; Inter-Racial Council; Knights of Setonia. JOHN HENRY FEENAN Johnny Bachelor of Science Social Studies Chess Club; Education Club; Business Club; St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia. Education Club. HENRY JOSEPH DOUGHERTY Hank Bachelor of Science Social Studies Chairman, Planning Committee; Inter- Racial Council; Delegate, National Com- mission on Inter-Racial Justice; Education Club; Brownson Society. SOCIAL STUDIES FRANK M. FIGUEROA Frank GEORGE A. FITZSIMMONS, JR., Fitz Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Social Studies Director of Spanish Programs, Station WSOU. 198 RICHARD GUY FLETCHER Fletch Bachelor of Science Social Studies ARMAND FORTE Red Bachelor of Science Social Studies HERMAN JONATHAN FOX Bachelor of Science Social Studies Brownson Society; News Editor, Setonia; Chess Club; President, St. Thomas More Society; Judge, Queen of Campus Dance; President, Inter-Racial Council. SAMUEL J. FUCCELLO Skip Bachelor of Science Social Studies Psychological Society; Education Club. SENIORS OF 1949 JOHN THOMAS GERHARD Jack GERARD CARL GIANDONATO 1 1 ti oerry Bachelor of Science Social Studies Knights of Setonia; Varsity Track Team; Harvest Hop Committee; Education Club; Galleon Ball Committee. Bachelor of Science Social Studies Education Club. 199 KENNETH FREDERICK GLOVER Ken Bachelor of Science Social Studies Education Club. WILLIAM FRANK GOOD n |« II t70oaie Bachelor of Science Social Studies JOSEPH CHARLES GRAF It I n Joe Bachelor of Science Social Studies Knights of Setonia. SOCIAL STUDIES MICHAEL JOSEPH GUARINO •’Mike Bachelor of Science Social Studies Junior Prom Committee; Junior Christmas Dance; Knights of Setonia. FREDERICK W. HAGEMEIER Fritz Bachelor of Science Social Studies LESLIE ALBERT HYNES Les Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia. 200 MARSHALL S. KLEIN Mark Bachelor of Science Social Studies Publicity Director, Setonian; Vice-Presi- dent, International Relations Organization; Managing Editor, Setonian; Education Club; Judge, Queen of Campus; Staff of the 1949 Galleon. JOHN A. MAGULLIAN Bachelor of Science Social Studies Brownson Society; Knights of Setonia; Station WSOU; Junior Dance Committee; Freshman Welcome Committee; St. Thomas More Society. REGINALD S. MARSHALL Reg Ba chelor of Science Social Studies Varsity Track Team; Co-captain Track Team; Intra-Mural Sports; Athletic Associ- ation; Knights of Setonia. MARVIN MAZUR Marv Bachelor of Science Social Studies Inter-Racial Council; Staff of the 1949 Galleon; Education Club; Ring Committee; Galleon Ball Committee. SENIORS OF 1949 JOHN FRANCIS MEEHAN Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society. LAWRENCE PAUL McGAULEY Larry Bachelor of Science Social Studies Chess Club; Glee Club; Setonian; St. Thomas More Society. 201 JOSEPH MICHAEL MROZEK Joog Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society. ELMER JOSEPH NEIDERMEYER El Bachelor of Science Social Studies International Relations Organization; Dramatic Club; Inter-Racial Council. ALFRED S. NUGENT, JR. An Bachelor of Science Social Studies Inter-Racial Council; Knights of Setonia; Student Relief; Chairman. Community Chest; National Federation of Catholic College Students. JOSEPH J. PALLITTA, JR. ill ii Joe Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society; Inter-Racial Council. SOCIAL STUDIES 202 VINCENT J. PASSALAQUA Vince Bachelor of Science Social Studies Varsity Golf Team; Intra-Mural Basketball and Boxing; Knights of Setonia. LOUIS A. PAVONE hi ii Lou JOSEPH JEROME REDDINGTON Joe Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society; Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Social Studies Inter-Racial Council; Education Club. St. Thomas More Society; Knights JOHN A. REYNOLDS of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Social Studies International Relations Organization; Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society. 203 ADOLPH ALFONSO ROMEI Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society; Inter-Racial Council. LESLIE PHILIP RUPPRECHT Les Bachelor of Science Social Studies Le Cercle Francais; Philosophy Circle. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH RYAN, JR. Chris Bachelor of Science Social Studies Glee Club. EDWARD FRANKLIN SAMOJEDNIK nr � bam Bachelor of Science Social Studies Secretary, Education Club; Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Society. ANTHONY EDWARD SBROCCO Broc Bachelor of Science Social Studies Sr. Thomas More Society; Business Club; Education Club. SOCIAL STUDIES 204 KARL F. SCHNEIDER Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society. JOHN F. SEGRETO Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society. GEORGE JOSEPH SOLLEDER, JR. Josh Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society; Inter-Racial Council; Knights of Setonia. SENIORS OF 1049 WILLIAM J. SPADA Bill” Bachelor of Science Social Studies 205 GERARD C. TIVENAN hi it Jerry Bachelor of Science Social Studies Setonian; Student Affairs Committee; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Knights of Setonia. SOCIAL STUDIES EDWIN RICHARD VALLEY Bachelor of Science Social Studies Education Club. FRANK A. VOLPE Bachelor of Science Social Studies Recording Secretary, Brownson Society Dance Committee; Recording Secretary, International Relations Organization; St. Thomas More Society; Intra-Mural Football; Chess Club; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM PATRICK WALSH Bill Bachelor of Science Social Studies St. Thomas More Society. 206 SEYMOUR LANSING ANDREW Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH JOHN HAESLER, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting V FRANK A. BELASCO ANTHONY J. IUSO Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Knights of Setonia. Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. CHARLES HERBERT BELCHER, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club; Philosophy Circle MORTON LANDEW Bachelor of Science Accounting ANTHONY J. CALATHOPULO THOMAS WILLIAM LAYTON Bachelor of Science Advertising Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club; Knights of Setonia. DONATO M. CARUSO Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH A. McCAHERY Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM EDWARD CATTERALL Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. ROBERT ANTHONY McDONOUGH Bachelor of Science Business Management JOSEPH VAN DENDEREN CHRISTIANO Bachelor of Science Personnel Admin. Board of Directors, Society for the Advancement of Management. JOHN JOSEPH McPHILLIPS Bachelor of Science Business Management Business Club. MICHAEL L. COLEMAN Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Business Club. JAMES H. MURPHY, JR. Bachelor of Science Business Management ANDREW JOHN CONROY Bachelor of Science Accounting Business Club. JAMES DENNIS O ' LEARY Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM P. CUNNIFF Bachelor of Science Business Management THEODORE RICHARD PURCELL Bachelor of Science Business Management Fencing Team; Chess Club. 207 JOHN DANIEL RYAN Bachelor of Science Accounting SEYMOUR GORDON Bachelor of Science Business Management JOSEPH FRANCIS SOTTERLY Bachelor of Science Advertising Varsity Golf Team; Manager of Bookstore. WILLIAM P. TOBIN Bachelor of Science Accounting HARRY JOSEPH WITTICH Bachelor of Science Business Management Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Council; Assistant Chairman, Galleon Ball; Conten- tion Ball Committee. JAMES J. CLARKIN Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia. JOHN HENRY COLEMAN “Co Bachelor of Science English Brownson Society; Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Circle; Education Club. JESSE P. COLLINSON Jess Bachelor of Science English HARRY CHARLES DOLAN Bachelor of Science English ROBERT JACKIEWICZ Jack Bachelor of Science English PATRICK C. JAMES Jim Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Fencing Team. FRANCIS K. LARSEN Key Bachelor of Science English Knights of Setonia; Education Club. BERNARD F. McGARRY Buddy Bachelor of Science English Philosophy Club; Knights of Setonia. JAMES THOMAS MASTERSON ii I ii Jim Bachelor of Science English LEONARD JOSHUA SCHLESINGER ' Sles Bachelor of Science English WILLIAM TURNER Bachelor of Science English JAMES ALOYSIUS MONAHAN Jim Bachelor of Science Philosophy 208 ANGELO F. BIANCO BERNARD MICHAEL LYONS Bachelor of Science Chemistry American Chemical Society; Knights of Setonia; Inter-Racial Conference. Barney Bachelor of Science Physical Education Physical Education Club. JOHN JAMES GESUALDI Jack Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia. NICHOLAS MAMEO Nick Bachelor of Science Physical Education JOHN BERNARD HOEFLING Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia; Education Club. JOSEPH ROBERT MULLER Bachelor of Science Mathematics We ' ll miss your campus spreading T o the avenue with ease , c And the quiet of the Chapel Sheltered by the old trees ♦ We ' ll miss your air of learning cAnd we ' ll long for most of all. Companionship we borrowed From your every classic hall. We may forget some work of Pope, Or some other details and names In notebooks and in volumes thick Whose study vexed our brains . But in later years we ' ll reminisce Those lectures that we heard, Feel a sweet sadness in our heart oAs memories dear are stirred ♦ c As we accept from you the scrolls Of our accomplishment, Ttjng out the bell that bids farewell ♦ Our college days are spent . 211 lAnd hdLaAAmm $ A ' ' N r ; vj PATRICK J. LYNCH Vice-President JAMES QUINN Treasurer JOHN P. MURRAY, JR. Secretary HARRY A. FOX President cms of DAVID G. LUCAS Student Council Representative ANTHONY BUICKO Student Council Representative MR. MARTIN J. BYRNE Class Moderator The Junior Class held an interesting election last October, and every member of the Shmoo ticket was carried to victory. During the elections the largest car- bon atom in existence was handed out, a Miss Shmoo contest was conducted, and Siamese invisable fish were donated to the Biology Department. The returns elected Harry Fox President of the Class of 1950. Pat Lynch was elected Vice-President, with Jim Quinn managing the funds of the Treasury, and Jay Murray penning the correspondence of the class as Secretary. The Junior Class sent two able men to the Student Council in the persons of Dave Lucas, elected President of the Council, and Tony Buicko, elected Vice-President. Because of the urgent business of acquiring class rings and setting up the policies of the class, the social season didn ' t swing into high gear until rather late in the fall. Lost time was made up by the first affair — The Christmas Ball — held in the gymnasium on December 18th, to the music of Jimmy McArdle and his orchestra. The gym was decorated with trees, holly, and mistletoe to help accentu- ate the Christmas spirit. Also door prizes and corsages were awarded to special dance winners. With the ability of the Junior Class proven, the Junior Prom should be a real. success. 215 Pardon bones These @ Tb$ Tb@ college kids! But all I have is a cold! armomze w mem Junior Class Ring Committee Ro-BCty I ttORE xear| Junior Dance Committee thinks one out M ' f?| jijuj t SAMUEL SPINA Student Council Representative NORMAN MOPSIK Student Council Representative MR. WILLIAM SHARWELL Class Moderator 218 M %. ’ I When the second year men began treading the now-familiar campus in the Fall of 1948, they had little idea that their class elec- tions would be the most heated of all. A prolific field of candidates tossed their weathered chapeaux into the ring along with a flood of circulars, signatured blotters, and campaign slogans. The result was a wild, colorful, and spectacular free-for-all with the whole Soph class catching its hectic spirit. When the smoke of battle cleared and the dead and wounded cared for, the ballot count recorded a victory for the Triple A ticket. The masters of the ring for the year were 0eorge DiGhdio as President, Jules Simanol the Vice-President, Joseph Nasello the Secretary, Antonio Marino the Treasurer and Samuel Spina and Norman Mopsik in the Student Council Representative spots. 219 Father Joe shows them how CARL WIMLEY Treasurer 222 A rousing election campaign launched the Freshman Class last Fall. Coming out on top in a political scramble was Your Party, which was captained by Frank Sweeney, Jr., of Bloomfield. Sweeney was elected President and other successful mem- bers of his party included Carl Jurew, Vice-President, Robert Larkin, Secretary, and Carl Wimley, Treasurer. The two Student Council seats went to John Griggs and Herbert E. Scourzo, who also served as Council Secretary. The Freshman Class reflected the current trend in the sharp decline of veteran enrollment for the first time since the end of the war. Although the number of students entering the Hall in September was less than that of the two previous years, it remained well above that of the average pre-war enrollment. Highlighting the social activities of the class was their spring hop, held in the Gym on April 23rd. Decorations for the dance carried out a springtime motif. Members of the class entered many of the campus organizations, includ- ing WSOU and the Setonian, on which Richard Kruschka became News Editor. 223 SETOH HALL NIGHT AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Making the presentation. Left to right: Bobby Wanzer, Bob Davies, Tommy Byrne, Monsignor Kelley. Hj-7 IoIoFoQIINI JOSEPH A. ORLANDO Editor-in-Chief The 1949 Galleon was launched at a Junior Class meet- ing in May, 1948. Beset with cross currents and trade wi nds, it wasn ' t until Joe Orlando, Joe Sergent, Paul Ewing, and Jim Laciopa took the helm that the Galleon really began to sail straight and true on its course. November and December will be remembered by Emil Gritti ' s trail of four million cigarette butts between the spacious Galleon office and Richard ' s Studio, by Howard Trachtenberg and Ed Dillon moving their cots into the office to be on hand for photo assignments, by Don Wackerle scouring the campus for the football team, by the 359,000 gallons of gasoline Emil Hensler burned in getting two ads, by Norton Bloom ' s apoplectic seizure over a layout change, and the six days and seventeen nights John Apostolik spent on the table in the cafeteria getting three seniors to have their names engraved on the yearbook cover. Then the photos started pouring in, burying Art Clare and Fred Bond, and driving Martin J. Byrne out of his office in the Psych lab to a rest home. January was the last minute month. Teachers were pulled out of classes, Charlie Schweit- zer shot up a flare signalling the receipt of all copy, and Joe Sergent and Paul Ewing began compiling the book. But seriously, it wasn ' t one man, or two, or three men who put out this book, but the entire staff. Each contributed his share that was essential to the whole. They guided the Galleon into port. If we somehow captured the spirit of Seton Hall and our graduating class, modesty compels us to say that we knew it all along! 228 111 STAFF Joseph A. Orlando Editor-in-Chief Joseph A. Sergent Assistant Editor Paul C. Ewing Managing Editor James A. Laciopa, Jr Business Manager Cigarettes . . . coffee . . . aspirin . . and wondering if it was worth it. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: John Apostolik, Walter Baden, Frederick Bond, Arthur Clare, Emil Gritti, Emil Hensler, Jr., James Murphy, Donald Wackerle. FEATURE STAFF: Thomas Beetel. Wilbur Bollinger, Walter Brown, Kenneth DeMilt, Paul Dillon, Joseph DiMatteo, Marshall Klein, William McArdle, Robert McLinden, John Mielach, John Mihlik, Joseph Moore, William Penn, Joseph Pangiochi, Matthew Pesaniello, Robert Ramos, Alfred Santangelo, John Schofield, Charles Schweitzer, Clyde Sharkey, William Weaver. SPORTS STAFF: Robert Bresky, William Coyle, Victor Donnelly, Richard Ott, Ira Toast. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Edward Dillon and Howard Trachtenberg, assistant editors; John Heffernan, William Hock, George Waas. ART STAFF: Pasquale Garruto, Hubert McHugh, Vahan Shirvanian. LAY-OUT STAFF: Irwin Berman, Norton Bloom, Richard DeWitt, William Krams, Richard Schmitter. BUSINESS STAFF: Leo White, assistant manager; Kenneth Rosa, accountant. ADVERTISING STAFF: Francis Kaelblein, Norman Kudlick, Richard Miller, Thomas Payton, Irwin Simmons, George Whitley. PATRON STAFF: Bernard Lauber, assistant editor; Edward Byrne, George Caffrey, Louis Garthe, Edmund Kolkowski, Thomas McKeon, Joseph Moran, Frank Neher, Robert Pocelinko, Eugene Tarne. Poems specially composed for the 1949 Galleon by Peter A. Greene, Class of ' 51 229 The Business Staff balance the books: (left to right) White, Laciopa, and Rosa. The uniden- tified head in the background belongs to a former staff member whose books didn ' t balance. The Features men compiling the record: (left to right) Clare, Orlando, and Gritti. At this point Vladimir Zblonskowitzskiciewsky, the 950th senior, is passing in review. The Sports Staff makes a selection: (left to right) Donnelly, Wackerle, Ott, and Bresky. The only thing these guys didn ' t cover was the Vassar Volley Ball Tournament. The Ad Men arrange copy: (left to right) Whitley, Henser, and Simmons. Wearing a smile and a shine these hucksters beat down every door from Abercrombie to Zurich. REVEREND THOMAS J. GILLHOOLY Director THOMAS PARNHAM Chief Engineer On April 14, 1948, Seton Hal! College inaugurated the first completely student-operated radio station in the United States. WSOU-FM, 89.5 megacycles, operates with an R.C.A. transmitter of 2000 watts and covers approxi- mately a seventy-five mile radius embracing most of New Jersey and a good part of New York and Pennsylvania. Equipped with three studios, a news booth, news room, and four remote lines, WSOU is capable of broadcasting every type of program. The Voice of Seton Hall College sounds a true note of versatility by presenting programs featuring music — classical and popular — drama, live bands and vocalists, fashions, news, college sports coverage, and many others. Under the direction of the Reverend Thomas J. Gill- hooly, WSOU, since its inception, has become an integral part of Seton Hall College. No review of the successes scored by WSOU would be complete without a tribute to all the men of the student body whose long and arduous labor made those successes possible. To the disc jockeys, announcers, dramatic players, newscasters, music librarians, technicians — to each and every one of the many men in every capacity, we express our appreciation. EDWARD FARRELL Production Director DONALD M. GREENSPAN Chief Announcer GERALD HARRIS FRANKLIN S. ALLEN Business Manager Publicity Direcior LEWIS E. ARNOLD Program Director RAYMOND P. LUKSHIS Director of Dramatics GEORGE BARTON Classical Director WSOU HIGHLIGHTS THURS. FEB. 10 3:00 Fascinating Rhythm 4:30 Polish Program 5:15 Johnny anl Fred Piano and Songs 5:30 Tell Me A Story 7:00 CYO News 7:45 Guest Star - Anne Blythe 8:30 WSOU Concert 9:30 Do You Remember FRI. f EB. 1 1 3:00 Swing and Bop Shoppe 5:15 Women in the News 5:30 Tell Me A Story 7:15 Sports 7:45 Angel Sisters 8:00 Symphonic Hour 8:35 Prep vs. St. Michael ' s SAT. FEB. 12 4:00 Easy Does It 5:05 World Concert Hall 5:45 Sports Round-up 7:05 Milt Herth Trio 7:15 Marine Story - Walter Abel 7:30 Theatre Weekly 9:30 Academy of Science Dance SUN. FEB. 13 2:20 WSOU Academy of Music 3:00 Prep vs. Lady of the Valley 4:30 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 6:30 Meditation Time 7:05 Music for Sunday 7:30 Brownson Society Debate MON. FEB. 14 3:00 Record Varieties 4:45 Pearls on Velvet 5:05 Spanish Time 5:30 Tell Me A Story 7:15 Sports 7:45 The Library - Fr. Murphy 8:00 Lenny Wolfe Swingtette 8:35 Seton Hall vs. Syracuse U. TUES. FEB. 15 2:00 Sacred Heart Program 2:20 Hawaiian Harmonies 4:00 Prep vs. Orange High 5:00 News 5:30 Tell Me A Story 7:05 Tempo Train 7:30 Veteran ' s News Review ' ■ Y ' J f; • A ; ' ♦ ; ' ' y y W0M0M imm The Children ' s Hour. Carl Wimley and Joan Guthrie pinch hit for “Uncle Jim and “Aunt Jean Minogue. | Classical Music Director George Barton briefs some of his staff. In the usual order; Tom Koyce, Andy Stvartnak, George Barton, Len Bulwicz. Rhea Sergent with news for the ladies on her “Passing fancies’ program . The announcer is Ed Scan done. SETON HALL COLLEGE, N. J.. JANUARY 12, 1949 ELLIS SCHWEITZER Editor-in-Chief Robert Bain, Managing Editor Richard Krusehka, News Editor Robert Bresky, Sports Editor John Brovaco, Features Editor Ronald Sommer, Exchange Editor William Kruse, Publicity Director Paul Hankins, Advertising Mgr. John Lyman, Circulation Director Joseph Kennedy, Ass ' t. News Ed. News — Ralph Conte, John Mielach, Frank Byrne, John Linehan, Howard Wolfe, George Sugar. John Tombler, (Religious News) Sports — Frank Tirico, Joseph Neu- ner, Thomas Payton, John Cuneo and Ira Troast. Features — Peter Greene, Frank Sweeney and Carl Wimley. Pubilicity — Richard Cantwell and Thomas Flanagan. JAMES R. DURKIN Moderator Bob Bresky reads his column to Tony Palisi and Frenchy Van- celette. (Lower) Ad men scrutinize results of their efforts before distribution. Big Chief Schweitzer holds pow-wow with tribe before sending the current issue to Happy Hunting Ground. ington School of . •;ec 2 V biUe ' GLEE CLUB Under the able direction of Mr. Joseph Murphy, who has commanded the Gentlemen Pirates for the past two years, the Seton Hall Col- lege Glee Club has attained increasing recognition in eastern musical circles. This has been accom- plished by an unprecedented heavy schedule, which included approximately twenty formal and informal concerts given at colleges, banquets, reunions, and diversified affairs highlighted by the annual Spring Concert. Among the well-remembered engagements of this and previous years were concerts at Marywood College, Scranton; Georgian Court; Caldwell Col- lege; College of St. Elizabeth; Notre Dame Col- lege; Ladycliffe College; Chestnut Hill College; Jersey City Medical Center; Robert Treat Hotel, and Albertus Magnas College, New Haven, Conn. The Songsters have thrice been invited to a joint concert with the College of New Rochelle at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York, thus becoming the only college glee club to be invited for more than one performance. The College Glee Club was founded by Mr. Nicola A. Montani, K.C.S.S., who was succeeded by Godfrey Meyer, Francis Zavaglia, Edward McGill, and Edward Henneberry. The present director, Mr. Joseph Murphy, was appointed in 1947, at which time he became Acting Director of the Arch-diocesan Institute of Sacred Music. Spsnisih Mari a rsioi ) )y GREVER _fi_Wo ierato Be gin The ' R r c, ' to, MR. JOSEPH MURPHY Director In The Still Of The American Lyric by DOLLY MORSE Moderate Spanish Lyi ERNESTC Cmi. Frni. in Ha - van - a Modera If you’ve been Cast of Dramatic Club ' s production of Career Angel i (left to right) Seth Kachadorian, Robert Merikle, Robert Bain, George MacDonald, Andrew Saporita, Edward Murray, Ernest Parmentier, Edward Kachadorian, William Mulrenan, George Santiglia, Richard Decker, Ronald Sommer, Ellis Schweitzer, Hugh Schweitzer. Seton Hall ' s Dramatic Society, under the moderation of the Reverend Thomas J. Gillhooly, has presented its most ambitious season. In addi- tion to presenting its usual spring production, the Society has endeavored to further activate its or- ganization by staging a December play. The prim- ary purpose of the Dramatic Society is to provide a continuous stream of entertainment by and for the students. The secondary purpose is to offer a vital outlet to those students whose talents lie in stagecraft. This year was an auspicious start toward achieving these ends. On the nights of December 9, 10 and I I, the Dramatic Society players initiated the sea- son with the Reverend Gerard Majella Murray s hilarious comedy Career Angel. Under the astute direction of Charles White, assisted by Matthew Pesaniello, the story of the near bankrupt orphanage run by idealist Brother Seraphim came vividly and memorably to life. The first phase of the Dramatic Society ' s energetic program was a complete success. The second phase shall prove equally gratifying. TENSE MOMENTS FROM CAREER ANGEL : Brother Sera- phim (E. Kachadorian) meets his guardian angel (G. Santiglia). Lower: The good brother gets the word. 240 l n KNIGHTS OF SETONIA ■ u I 1 f % wwM + ' ' ymm -? m : , ' V: I 7-fZ ' , f J H w V The Knights of Setonia is a religious organi- zation, under the direction of Rev. James A. Carey, which aims at stimulating and promoting devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. All students are urged but not compelled to join this society. Each member pledges himself to receive Holy Com- munion once a week in the chapel on the campus and to conduct himself as a Catholic gentleman. My 4.. : ia : ■ i i ’ IM Left to right: Anthony Buicko, Vice-President; Dave Lucas, President; Samuel Spina, Treasurer; Herb Scuorzo, Secretary. The Council in session. THOMAS J. GILLHOOLY Moderator STUDENT COUNCIL The paramount objective of the Student Council is to maintain the highest degree of cooperation among the students, the Administration, and the Faculty of Seton Hall College. This is accomplished with a high degree of success at each meeting of the Council. This year the presidency was placed in the hands of David Lucas, who last year worked diligently with the Council in accomplishing much of its work. Other officers are: Anthony Buicko, Vice-President; Herbert Scuorzo, Secretary; and Samuel Spina, Treasurer. One of the principal functions of the Council is to program the social calendar. This is done by the Dance Committee under the chairmanship of Tony Buicko. Among its other activities were the adoption of a stabilized consti- tution to replace the inefficient one of the past, the estab- lishment of an effective election procedure, and a greater representation of the general student body on the Council. Together with all the members, President Dave Lucas has established a successful standard for future members of the Student Council, 243 W. Baden; C. Prager; Father Tinnelly, Guest Speaker from St. John ' s Law School; Mr. Dineen, Moderator; J. Carrigan, President; W. Coyle; R. Slane. ST. THOMAS MORE The St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society has established its identity as an honorary and active organization composed of Setonians preparing for legal careers. Now in its ninth year of existence, the Society has become one of the most popular organizations on the campus. Under its capable moderator, Mr. William R. Dineen, Villanova and John Marshall Law School graduate, the group has acquired a wealth of first-hand legal knowledge. Bi-monthly meetings have produced visits to various courts of law, guest speakers in the field, and have inspired discussions on current legal events. The St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, in short, seeks to project a stimulated program which will promote and encourage legal interest among its members. Now, men, stay away from ambulance cases. It ain ' t ethical — nor profitable! Brian Conlon, noted corporation attorney, ad- dresses future barristers. Professor Jordan briefs the debaters. BROWIVSOm SOCIETY Once again the Brownson Debating Society has one of the East s strongest debating team. As in the past, the Society leads Seton Hall in student activities. The Society organized and sponsored the Summer Festival and the Freshman Welcome Dance in order to raise capital to defray the expenses that are incurred. Reverend Thomas Gillhooly and Mr. Paul Jordan are the moderators for the society. The officers are: President, William Boyle; Vice-President, David Lucas; Secretary, Wil- liam Morley, and Treasurer, Louis Lardiere. After an initial defeat inflicted by Notre Dame, the Brownson Debating Society has met and conquered Geor- gian Court and St. Peter ' s. An ambitious schedule has been arranged, at the head of which is the Eastern Debate Tournament at Hofstra. Topics of debate this year concern the question of Spanish entrance to the United Nations, and the national debate question of Federal Aid to Education. He shows ' em how it ' s done. Left to right: Joseph Selito, Mr. Daniel St-Rossy, Guest Speaker, and Rev. Michael Fronczak. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Chairman Selito introduces a lecturer. 246 Presentation of the Constitution. This scientific organization is a chapter member of a national institution, The American Chemical Society, the world s largest scientific body. It is composed of Science majors with a high scholastic average, its main objective being to further the advancement of Chemistry at Seton Hall. Educational tours are made to many scien- tific companies, films are shown, and guest speakers lecture. Valuable contacts are made with senior members of nearby chapters. Students are also permitted to attend meetings of the Newark chapter, as well as the National Convention. The society acts as a liaison between the social, collegiate, and the practical industrial world. A gold key, designed for the Academy, is presented each year to eligible Seniors and Juniors who are outstanding in the organization. If the Academy instills in the student a truly professional pride in science, it shall have fulfilled the purpose for which its originators founded it. The Academy holds its annual banquet. Moderator of the Psychological Society, Prof. Martin J. Byrne. PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY Lying dormant for seven years, the Psychological Society has been reorganized. Its purpose is to provide a common medium of expression for students having serious interest in psychology, thereby .broadening their aproach to, and their experience in the field. The Psychological Society is certainly typical of the way in which Seton Hall has grown since the end of the war. Professor Martin J. Byrne, the Moderator, recalls that, in 1941, we had no laboratory, hardly any equipment ... in fact, no psychology department! Now, a Department has been established, and a psychology building has been built with an up-to-date, well equipped laboratory. It is, in Professor Byrne ' s opinion, one of the best undergraduate psychology laboratories in- the entire country. The specific aims of the Psychological Society are to receive information per- taining to graduate work and vocational oportunities in the field, and to become aware of current problems of applied psychology. Know these faces well, you may face them yourself some day. Left to right: Frank J. Coppola, Herman Slucoft, Albert Barling, Dick Begley, Joseph Sullivan, Professor Martin J. Byrne. Dr. Hammond poses with a small segment of the Philosophy Circle during one of its bi-monthly meetings ' held in the Little Theater. In order to broaden the student ' s knowledge in philosophy and to stimulate further interest in it, this club was organized last year under the direction of Dr. Francis Hammond, Head of the Philosophy Department. A student committee prepares programs for members. Read- ing of the works of important philosophers, both past and present, is encouraged to enliven group discussions which furnish the nucleus of the circle ' s activities. Last year, Dr. Charles DeKonnick, Dean of the Philosophy Faculty of Laval University, delivered a splendid lec- ture on Dialectical and Historical Materialism. Dr. Hammond is amazed by the amount of student enthusiasm in the philosophy club. Before the war, he recalls students were indifferent, generally, toward philosophy. Now there is a new aware- ness — perhaps because the students are older and more mature, maybe because of their experience with foreign peoples and ideas while in service. To Dr. Hammond, philosophy is basically the study of a way of life. And, he asserts, we hope, in the Philosophy Circle, by reading, judging and comparing various ideas, to arrive at a firmer grasp of the Christian way. Francis Hammond, Ph.D., moderator. PHILOSOPHY CIRCLE 248 N.F.C.C.S. These initials stand for the National Federation of Catholic College Students. Seton Hall is a member of the New York-New Jersey region of this national organiza- tion. It is not a separate club on the campus, but rather a medium through which the various student activities of Seton Hall can find a common meeting-place with similar activities on the twenty other campuses of this region. In this manner, such organizations as debating clubs, mission groups, inter-racial societies and Catholic Action groups unite their individual efforts and produce a fruitful collective result. A comparatively new organization on the campus, the N.F.C.C.S. has fast climbed the ladder of importance. Its very nature tells the reason for its meteoric ascent. Father Cunningham, the Moderator of the Seton Hall chapter, has done an outstanding job in the short time the organization has been on Setonia’s campus. Left to right: Johg Foster, James Minogue, Dave Lucas, Rev. Daniel Murphy, John Hunt, Joseph Moore, Al Nugent, and William Morley. 249 The meeting, having been called to order by President Herman Fox, dis- cusses plans for the Inter-Racial Smoker. INTER - RACIAL COUNCIL Dedicated to the task of cementing better relations among the different races on and off campus, the Inter-Racial Council, since its inception in April, 1948, has worked in the interest of inter-racial justice. The organization, with Mr. Robert E. Ansheles as moderator, held its election of officers for 1948-49 in October. H. Jonathan Fox was elected President, and William ( Steve ) Donahue received the Vice-Presidency. Irwin Berman served as recording secretary and Robert Fferbert became corresponding secretary. The treasure ' s post went to Leo E. White, and Henry Dougherty acted as the representative on the National Commission for Inter-Racial Justice. Mr. Charles M. Lynch was accorded an honorary mem- bership in the Inter-Racial Council. On November 17th, 1948, the group sponsored a sports smoker, which was held in the college gymnasium. It ' s success was heartening to both the Council and students interested in dis- couraging racial and religious prejudice. Moderator Robert Ansheles and President Herman Fox. Lett to right: Herbert, White, Fox, Donahue, Ber- man and Dougherty. 250 Left to right, seated: Joseph Ortlieb, Secretary; Raymond J. Wilhelm, Moderator; Kenneth J. Rosa, President; Monroe Kaphen, Vice-President. Standing: Directors Robert Lynch, Siegfried H. Mueller, Joseph J. Christiano, Edward Bettino. The Board meets. Management comes to the Hall in the person of James Fagin, Attorney. S.A.M. The Seton Hall Chapter, Society for the Advancement of Management, was organized in the Summer of 1948 when it was realized that an organization was needed in which students majoring in Business Administration could be- come acquainted with the practical application of the scientific principles of management. Sponsored by the Northern New Jersey Chapter, the Seton Hall Chapter was preserved its Charter on November 30, 1948, by Mr. Clifton Cox, President of the Northern New Jersey Chapter. The Chapter at Seton Hall has for its purpose to conduct and promote, through research, discussion,, publication and other means, the scientific study of the principles governing organized effort in industrial and economic life. The programs of the Chapter are arranged to stimulate interest in competent and scientific management by presenting guest speakers in all phases of the business field. 251 Educators of the future. EDUCATION CLUB One of the newer dubs on the campus, the Educa- tion Club was organized to promote a better type teaching profession and to create an immediate awareness of the problems which will confront young teachers. Current practices and educational trends are critically evaluated. The nominal and actual policies of Guidance Departments are investigated in local commercial high schools and in the colleges. Methods of teaching are com- pared, with guest speakers lecturing in detail on such specific topics as the progressive method of teaching children, the value of sports in academic life, the role of the parents in education, and other subjects of a similar nature. The club ' s most important objective is to develop solutions for educational problems. Another of the club ' s more important functions is the investigation of fields closely allied to the teaching profes- sion. The idea that a well-rounded and diversified scope of knowledge makes the better teacher is the motivating force of this endeavor. The out-dated method by which a teacher restricted himself to his own subject is now dis- couraged. Doctor Connors, the Moderator of the Education Club, plans an ever-increasing expansion of the club ' s activi- ties in future years. If this past year ' s successes are pre- cursors of things to come, future Setonians have much to look forward to. Left to right: Joseph Moss, President; Dr. Joseph M. Connors, Moderator; Edward Samojidnik, Secretary. The club discusses the lot of a teacher. Always on the ball. Left to right: Joseph Moss, John Bravaco, Peter Humansk, Thomas Galonka. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The Physical Education Club is devoted to the interests of majors in the Department of Health and Physical Education. It endeavors to develop in its members a high professional spirit, to promote excellence in scholarship, and to assist in the preparation of leaders in the field. The officers of the club initiated a new practice this past year designed to give members some practical experience in coaching. Qualified men were selected to coach teams of various local youth organizations in basketball, football, baseball and the other sports. In this way, Seton Hall not only aided in the education of its own men, but gave the kids the instruction they needed in the rudiments of sports and sportsmanship. The men within this department and club have belied the accusation that Phys Ed majors develop brawn but no brains. Their devotion to building up Christian ideals of sportsmanship in the youth with whom they come in contact, their own enviable record for sportsmanship, and their academic proficiency all testify to the mental character they possess. Our Phys Ed men may be well satisfied with their ability to lead America ' s youth. The Phys Ed Club, en masse. |rotvV ' ;t- .«cr i jS Check, and maiej CHESS CLUB The Spring semester of 1948 witnessed the advent of the Seton Hall Chess Club. Its immediate popularity is evidenced by the number of games in progress at all hours in the Chessman ' s Corner of the cafeteria, where the Chess Knights have com- pletely replaced the pinochle players. The youthful organization opened its season auspiciously, defeating Fordham and Union Junior Colleges while losing only to Rutgers University. Later in the year, games were played with C.C.N.Y., Drew, Monmouth College, Army, Bergen Junior College, Newark Rutgers, St. Peter ' s College, Co- umbia nd Harvard. An invitation to join the North Jersey Chess League is being considered. If ac- cepted, it will considerably increase the present heavy schedule. Left to rght (Bottom): Joseph Pangiochi, George Polkowski, Armand Mirabelli. (Top): Harold Cervantik, Bernard Mar- lowe, Joseph DeCotis. ■ MATHEMATICS CLUB Professor Manuel Herschdorfer, the Head of the Mathematics Department and Moderator of the Mathematics Club, has made every endeavor to present mathematics on an undergraduate level from the most aproved theoretical viewpoint. His purpose is to correlate mathematics with the stu- dent s other studies, not merely to present it as an isolated subject. The club presents lectures on pure and applied mathematics by prominent mathema- ticians, activating a genuinely cultural interest in the subject. The outtsanding contribution of the club for this past year was the series of lectures on The Geometry of Vector Spaces and lhe Theory of Rel- ativity, by Mr. Peng Wang Sun, a distinguished mathematician. Any student of the Hall who harbors an in- terest in mathematics is eligible for membership. Mr. Manuel Herschdorfer, Moderator 255 LE CERCEE F R A i C A I S Le Cercle Francais, the French club, Is now at the peak of its career. A monthly newspaper is published, plays are produced, and films are shown. In addition, to further acquaint students with French customs, prominent French speakers give lectures on various aspects of French society. The men responsible for the club ' s broad range of activities are Dr. Julius Lombardi, its moderator, and Mr. Edward Henry, his assistant. Both strongly encourage the members of the French Club to a better study and appreciation of the resonant Julius $ Lombardii Ph D Moderator Romance language. La Croisade, the monthly French newspaper used in class by students of the language, is written and edited by club members under Dr. Lombardi s guidance. This newspaper alone is self-evident proof of the zeal that Dr. Lombardi imparts to the members of the club. It is the only foreign language newspaper printed on the campus. Mais monsieur, je n ' ai pas d ' argent. BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): Rebello, President Lardiere, Frattali, Fuccello, Rupprecht. TOP: Timko, Ra hilly , Henry, Lovallo, Walsh. BOOSTER CLOB The Seton Hall College Booster Club is an organization which pervading circumstances on the campus brought into being. It represents a spontaneous spirit which has always existed. Last year the Booster Club organized transportation to the away basketball games. However, in the minds of its members, the club was meant to include all things Setonian. With this thought in view, a formal meeting was held in November to formulate plans and to elect officers. Mr. Robert Ansheles was again appointed Moderator of the organization. Joe Urban was unanimously elected President. This year, in addition to organizing trips to the Seton Hall away games, the Boosters have staged two rally nights and parades. Complete with bonfires, snake dances, and motor cavalcades, the rally-parades gave the ordinarily quiet village of South Orange a shot of adrenalin, and obtained a wealth of new Boosters recruited from the ranks of the villagers. Moderator Ansheles and Booster Club President Urban. The men that spread the word. The basketball season gets under way with a slam-bang parade. 257 RIGHT: The Registrar ' s Office. All those smiling faces! BELOW: Librarian Kay Pfleger dispenses a little information with a smile. ABOVE: Manager Ben Grant and assistant at ihe Campus Shop (bookstore, clothes shop, et al). RIGHT: Chow down! The gang that feeds us. 258 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION 259 Ol ' College Spirit . . . ; The Master Mariners of the Good Ship Galleon on the port gangway (left to right): Dougherty, Hayes, Chairman Hildemann, Dilger, Clare, Luti, McGrath, Mazur, Waas, Donahue, Carlson, Hock, Petrone. KUlbUTRA Arriving for the big evening Check your hat, mister? With clear skies and a steady breeze the S.S. Galleon set sail at Frank Dailey ' s Meadowbrook on the night of Feb- ruary 18th to the music of Ray McKinley and his orchestra. Five hundred forty-one seniors and their dates clambered aboard to dance away their last college formal. Greeting them at the gangway were Skipper Bob Hildemann and his crew who did such a smooth job in fitting out and launching the ship. The highlight of the evening was the selection of the Queen of the Ball. The difficult choice was made by those two characters of Station WNEW, Gene Raeburn and Dee Finch, who decided that Miss Dolores Jones was the Queen. At two o ' clock, following a sparkling voyage, the S.S. Galleon came sailing into port and the Class of 49 had only a memory. Operation Beauty . . . very nice indeed The Reception Committee welcomes . . UPPER LEFT (clockwise): Galleon Ball Queen, Miss Dolores Jones, and court jesters McKinley, Finch, and Raeburn; Reception Com- mittee Chairman Joseph Graham introduces Class President Martin Hayes; Professors Raeburn and Finch, judicious experts of feminine pulchritude; ' Speak Low ' . BARN DANCE COMMITTEE: ( left to right, top row) Ed Murray, Bob Ganzenmuller, Bob Hildemann, Dan Donahuo. (Second row) Frank Tirico, Bill Putscher. (Bottom row) Dick Begley, Bob Philburn. The hicks pour in. Hayseed Bob Ganzenmuller collects the entry fees. Setonians rolled up their cuffs, buttoned on plaid shirts, and headed for the first big Senior event — the Harvest Hop. Pulling up in their ja- lopies, they poured into the gym to find it master- fully disguised as a barn — straw was strewn over the floor, cornstalks were bunched and spread about, cider tanged the air, and the band was giving out with corny music. A few fast sets of fox trotting set the pseudo-hayseeds up for square dancing, which proved to be deceptively effortless. In no time the big, rugged collegians were purple- faced from exhaustion. However a gallon or two of cider quickly revived most, the rest passed ou t. The evening ' s highlight was when Walt Pierce, groggy from studying, stumbled into the gym look- ing for Chloe. He was too late, she was with Jerry Reilly. 266 Rubes sitting one out. City slicker and yokels, Swing to the left! Call the Revenooers!! Square dancing is OK, but • • • ?V JhM Pa awb « w ; :| yl ' WBm ' Srn 5 ! 1 ft ' % f m nan CALENDAR OF EVENTS 268 • •� Fritz DeValle and Ork at the Freshman Welcome Dance. MC Ed Cooper and Charlie Hockaday— Inter- Racial Council Smoker. The Christmas Ball— Isn ' t it beautiful? Browsing in a Winter Wonderland. 269 Y V , .. .. .. BASKETBALL Despite the roughest schedule in recent years, the Pirates sailed through the 1948-49 season with an enviable record. The season was launched against Loyola with a 67-64 triumph. With high aspirations the squad journeyed to Allentown, Pennsylvania, to face a formidable Muhlen- berg quintet. In a bitterly contested game the Pirates went down to defeat, 68-66. Returning home the Pirates added Dayton, Detroit, and William and Mary to the victory side of the ledger. Next on the agenda was mighty Louisville, winner of last year ' s N. A. I. B. Tournament in Kansas City. A stiff contest ensued before the Pirates bowed their head in defeat in an overtime tilt, 71-69. Easy wins were registered over Texas A M, Xavier, and Lafayette. Then in a thrilling overtime battle, Seton Hall nosed out Rutgers, 63-61, and won the mythical New Jersey Championship. Sailing south the Pirates arrived at Loyola of Baltimore only to be scuttled in the closing moments, 74-70. Faring better on their home court Seton Hall con- quered Texas Wesleyan, Providence, and Albright. The Hall next invaded Brooklyn only to be nipped by the Terriers of St. Francis in a hard fought struggle. Siena, second ranking defensive t eam in the nation, lowered its flag to the Pirates. Seton Hall ' s 58 points was the highest registered against a Siena team in three years. A victory over Georgetown and a loss to Syracuse prepared Seton Hall for the crucial tilt with L. I. U. in the Garden. Before 17,000 fans the Pirates displaying perfect form led at the half, 32-24. The inability to stop Sherman White in the second half cost Seton Hall the contest, 57-53. Marty Glickman, famous sports announcer, stated: Seton Hall played the greatest first half of any team seen in the Garden in recent years. Illinois Wesleyan fell to the Pirates, but Villanova, N. C. A. A. District II representatives, handed the Hallers a pair of setbacks. Creighton fell to the Pirates, 62-47, and in this game Frank Saul passed the 1,000 point mark for his college career. The season closed against Scranton with a 63 to 33 victory. This year marked the last appearance in the Blue and White for Dick Hammock, Tom Leverte, Howie Janotta, Harry Renner, John Reilly, and Frank Saul, who had the honor of playing in the East-West All-Star game. 274 oo«D ftj t ( £«N%, ukU COV. i|?W W K sb k S.5 s«n? i FttSS — ' Main . -: $£T°f OUtH «SU Kl c i r: ' isJ ' l c V CO f 4S ' r p o 1 The Seton Hall Pirates. KNEELING: Kostyshyn, Keefe, Latimer, Saul, Hammock, Lackaye, Reilly, Varous. STANDING: Coach Reitemeier, Putnam, Gibbons, Janotta, Hartmann, Cibrowski, Leverte, Renner, Manager Deptula, Trainer Shumrick. FOLLOW UP! Louisville ' s Coleman (20) and Brown (9) caught flatfooted as Janotta (12) and Saul (3) tap in for the Pirates. S-T-R-E-T-C-H! Putnam (2!) and Lati- mer (22) vie for a rebound against Texas Wesleyan. GOING HOME! Pep Saul breaks away from Loyola ' s Jonson. 1948-1949 SCHEDULE FRANK SAUL SETON HALL 67; Loyola 64 Muhlenberg 68; SETON HALL 66 SETON HALL 55; Dayton 47 SETON HALL 55; Detroit 43 SETON HALL 59; William Mary 55 Louisville 71; SETON HALL 69 SETON HALL 69; Texas A M 55 SETON HALL 60; Xavier 51 SETON HALL 57; Lafayette 46 SETON HALL 63;Rutgers 61 Loyola 74; SETON HALL 70 SETON HALL 62; Texas Wesleyan 47 SETON HALL 67; Providence 42 SETON HALL 68; Albright 48 St. Francis 69; SETON HALL 58 SETON HALL 58; Siena 36 SETON HALL 70; Georgetown 53 Syracuse 56; SETON HALL 54 L. I. U. 57; SETON HALL 53 SETON HALL 70; Illinois Wesleyan 51 Villanova 67; SETON HALL 56 Villanova 80; SETON HALL 53 SETON HALL 62; Creighton 47 SETON HALL 63; Scranton 33 HARRY RENNER i WING AND A PRAYER! Leverte (15) makes it 28-23 against Louisville ' s Cole- man (20) and Demoisey (19). ON THE LOOSE! Frank Saul pursued by Alston (8) of the Musketeers. JUMP BALL! Hammock (4) goes into the clouds against Xavier. Renner (II). Cady (16), and Boxwell (10) stand by. TOM LEVERTE HOWIE JANOTTA HOOK AND HOPE! Loyola ' s Anderson (21) fails to block Renner ' s shot. COLLEGE TRY! Hammc Louisville ' s Reeves (13) JACK REITEM El ER Coach FIRST DOWN! A scramble in the AI bright game. DOG FIGHT! The Greyhound pack led by Barret (14), Zedalis (18), and Gal- lagher (6) foiled by Pirate defenders. FAST BREAK! JanoHa FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Team had an excellent season. Com- posed of some of the finest material from the high school ranks of New Jersey and New York, its height was only average but its play was far above average. The Frosh defeated such fine yearling squads as L. I. U. 58-47 and 74-55; and St. Francis 51-50 and 51-44, by using their fast- breaking tactics to great advantage. After getting off to an impressive start with wins over Iona, Paterson, and Upsala, the team first tasted defeat at the hands of C. C. N. Y. Later in the season an attempt to repay the powerful City College failed After a string of victories oved Rutgers Frosh, Fort Dix, Albright, and Bay- onne, our first year Pirates met and lost to Carteret Acad- emy on the bandbox court of the West Orange prep school. Many of the players who performed so well for our Freshman Squad will make fine additions to next year ' s Varsity. The Seton Hall Freshman Team. FRONT ROW: Assistant Coach Calicchio, Ligos, Lee, Brozek, Terrill, Lamarca, Hoonhout. SECOND ROW: Hurt, Hammer, Manhardt, Mills, Bloom, Belliveau. The start of the sixty-yard dash at the Knights of Columbus Meet in Brooklyn. TRACK Under the watchful eye of Coach John Gibson, Seton Hall ' s track team was among the leaders in Eastern track competition. The Cross Country team led by Phil Stillwell, Bill Van Tuono, and Joe Twomey, turned in vic- tories over Fordham, Villanova, St. Francis and Rutgers. Their only setback was to a strong Manhattan squad. Not to be outdone by the Varsity, the Frosh defeated the year- ling squads of Manhattan, Bloomfield College, Rutgers, Villa- nova, St. Francis, and Fordham. Departing with the Class of 1949 is one of the great- est trackman ever to wear the Blue and White — Frank Fox. In relays and individual races, Frank proved his stern competitive spirit. A glimpse at his performances will prove this: Sixth, Olympic trial finals 400 meters Second, 440 yards IC4A Championships Third, 600 yards National AAU Championships First, J. Deignan Invitation 600 yards event. Teaming up with Fox in the relays was Reggie Marshall. His graduation in February left a great gap to be filled on the Pirates Mile Relay Team. Other seniors deserving merit for their representation of Seton Hall in competition are: Al Pietrangelo and Anthony Mancuso, sprinters: George McDonald and Phil Palese, quarter-milers; Hubert Gates, John Foggan, and Ira Troast, distance events. Hubert Gates, 280 , � v Seton Hall Track Team. FIRST ROW: Coach Gibson, Minogue, Gates, Foggan, Troast, Shedd, Pfifer, Palese, McDonald. SECOND ROW: Stanfield, Brogan, Quinlon, Grass!, Van Benthysen, Beckmer, Stillwell. THIRD ROW: Ortlieb, Mancuso, McArdle, Farmer, R. Twomey Serfass, McKenzie. FOURTH ROW: Slade, J. Twomey, Kelly, Petrangelo, Van Tuno, Vigrant, Fox. 281 Trenton State Teachers goalie (No. 15) is forced on the defensive as Marty Kelley boots one. Bert Abbazzia (No. 4) team ' s leading scorer assists. TOP: Capt. Billy Sheppell (No. 17) demonstrates the form that made him All-American. CENTER: Tom Higgins and Marty Kelley move downfield on the Br idgeport defense. BOTTOM: Marty Kelley and a Trenton State forward duel for one. SOCCER Seton Hall ' s undefeated soccer team was generally accredited as the co-holder of the mythical Eastern Championship this year. The Hall s record of eleven wins and three ties was one of the best in the country. In addition to the team s unparalleled performance, Captain Billy Sheppell rated a berth on the 1948-49 All-American soccer team. Coach Will Garry deserves a lot of credit for turning out such a record crop of booters. Afier trouncing Siena 10 to I at Albany, and slaughtering Bridgeport 8 to 0 on the Setonia field, the Pirates were ready for Springfield on November 20. Springfield had won 33 out of its last 34 games, and was the recognized holder of the Eastern Intercollegiate Soccer Crown. With the score knotted at five-all at the end of regulation time, two overtime periods only succeeded in tieing the score again at 6-6. Bert Abbazzia led the scoring with twenty goals for the year. Capt. Billy Sheppell boted eleven and Gilberti and Higgins collected seven apiece. 1948 SOCCER SCHEDULE Seton Hall 3 Lafayette I Seton Hall 8 Ft. Monmouth I Seton Hall 6 Ft. Monmouth 0 Seton Hall 3 Trenton State 2 Seton Hall 3 Rutgers I Seton Hall 3 Trenton State 3 Seton Hall 2 Rider 2 Seton Hall 4 West Chester 2 Seton Hall 2 U. of Bridgeport I Seton Hall 10 Sienna I Seton Hall 2 Prudential Ins. Co. I Seton Hall 8 U. of Bridgeport 0 Seton Hall 6 Springfield 6 Seton Hall 2 Prudential Ins. Co. I 282 The Pirate ' s golf team which was undefeated in 1948 is anxiously awaiting the opening of the 1949 season. The Divot Diggers trounced some of the better teams in the East last year. Among the top opponents were Villanova, St. John’s, Manhattan, and Lafayette. Coach Jack Reitemeier ' s charges are led by Capt. John Calicchio. Other standouts on the squad are Pat Russo, George Ferro, Harry McCusker, and Al Bange. Bill Creamer serves very capably as the manager. With only two players missing from last year ' s squad, the Hallers are looking forward to a very successful season. 1949 GOLF SCHEDULE April 15 — Scranton — home 22 — Villanova — away 28 — Rutgers — away 30 — Lafayette — away May A — Arnold — home 7 — Scranton — away I I — Manhattan — home I 3 — Fordham — home I 8 — Sienna — away 20 — St. Joseph — home 27 — LaSalle — away Harry McCusker blasts, as Pat Russo and Jolin Calicchio look on. George Ferro sinks a ten-footer. 283 Coach Bob Ansheles demonstrates a forehand shot to Clyde Sharkey and Al MacDonald. The racket wielders faced many of the top collegiate tennis teams in the East. The tremendous task of fashioning a court squad was given to Coach Bob Ansheles. The Blue and White netmen fired their initial volley against Loyola of Baltimore, captor of the Mason-Dixon Con- ference Crown the preceding year. After a brief respite, Army ' s Black Knights of the Hudson, sparked by the brilliant play of Charlie Oliver, 1948 Eastern Intercollegiate Cham- pion, were met on the Kaydets home courts. St. John ' s Redmen, captained by Ed McGrath, 1947 Eastern Indoor champ, managed to scuttle the Pirates. Perhaps the major luminary on the schedule was William Mary, winner of the 1947 and 1948 National Inter- collegiate Crowns, and possessor of a string of sixty consecu- tive victories. Other college netmen encountered by the Pirates were Fordham, Lafayette, St. Joseph ' s, Rider, and Paterson State Teachers. 284 Aaron Kurtzman finishing first in 200-yd. breaststroke against C.C.N.Y. RIGHT: Capt. Cuneo in racing start in 220 free style. SWIMMING Hank Willems swan dives against Scran- ton University. Led by their fast stroking captain, John Cuneo, the Hall s Swimming team is recognized as one of the Eastern powers. Despite the fact that the Setonia aquamen were narrowly beaten by City College, most are agreed that this year’s squad is one of the finest in the history of the school, and that the schedule which includes mighty Rutgers is the hardest. Al Stein and Aaron Kurtzman have shone splendidly in their specialty, the breaststroke. The Hall s divers, Carpinello and Willems, also have brought glory to the team. In the meet against Catholic U. at Washington, the team registered six records for the pool. After the mid-year the team was greatly abetted by two newcomers, Eugene Kozlow and Lou Benza. Selon Hall Merman. FRONT ROW (left to right) Paul Haas. SECOND ROW (left to right): Coach pinello and Capt. John Cuneo. Walt Szlarski, Lionel Rosen, Charles Tonks, Art Percely, Jack Taylor, Dr. Ferinden, Al Stein, Hank Williams, Aaron Kurtzman, Edward Car- mm mm 8 dfe BASEBALL RIGHT: Coach Owen Carroll gives some per- tinent information to Capt. Jim Deery, Red Jor- genson, and Bob Neigel. BELOW: Seton Hall vs. Howard University at Cameron Field. Varsity baseball candidates were greeted last year by new coach, Owen Carroll. Ownnie took over the job vacated by Bob Davies whose athletic abilities called him elsewhere. The year 1948 was the year of the new look in fashions, but an old story in Pirate success as our boys batted and fielded their way through thirteen victories out- of a fifteen-game schedule. Lafayette, District II, N. C. A. A. Champion was defeated by the Pirates. Rutger ' s eleven- game winning streak was snapped by the hurling of Red Sweeney. These achievements were due in great part of the astute coaching of Ownnie Carroll, a veteran campaigner of no mean ability. Previous graduations had thinned our baseball ranks and the selection of first string ball players was wide open. The boys drilled, Ownnie guided, and Seton Hall won. This year ' s Pirate nine promises a repeat perform- ance of last season ' s record although men like Red Sweeney, Walt Singer, Jim Deery, and Emil Restaino have been wooed away by professional scouts. SCHEDULE April 5 — Williams Home 8 — Howard Away 9 — Georgetown Away 12 — Paterson State Home 18 — St. Francis Home 20 — Hartwick Home 22 — Lafayette .Home 23 — Providence Home 25 — L. I. U Home 27 — Rutgers Home 29 — Trenton State Away 30 — Loyola (Balt.) Home May 2 — Camp Kilmer Away 4 — Arnold Home 5 — Iona Home 7 — Scranton Away 9 — St. Peter’s Away 12 — St. Francis Away 14 — Rutgers (Nwk.) Home 16 — Trenton State Home 18 — Villanova Away 20 — Camp Kilmer Home 27 — Scranton Home 30 — John Marshall Home June I — St. Josephs Away 286 FINAL NATIONAL STANDINGS 1. Setonian 2. Galleon 3. Kentucky 4. St. Louis 5. San Francisco SETONIAN CL AS GALLEON SIC t l What was the biggest upset of the year? Truman- Dewey? Army-Navy? Saddler-Pep? Notre Dame-South- ern California? All these pale into insignificance when compared to the annual Galleon-Setonian tilt. The Galleon squad confident of an easy victory over the Setonian brought only two regulars +o the tussle (the remainder of the team was playing against the Rochester Royals). The Setonian took the floor with seven men (the referees were copy boys who were promised an editorship in case of victory). The Galleoners jumped into an early lead but soon the officiating took command. The Galleon squad was penalized for such offenses as breathing, B. O., and looking at the referee. At the half the score was Setonian 18, Galleon 17. By this time the fans (kin folks of the Setonian players were screaming for blood — that of the editor-in-chief of the Galleon). In this the Galleon team was in complete agreement. In the second half, class began to tell and the Galleon pulled away. With four minutes remaining the Galleon had a comfortable lead. As if on a pre-arranged signal the Setonian ' s clans removed their shoes. This was the straw that broke the Galleon’s back. Unable to breath, the gallant squad collapsed and the Setonian won 37-35 (according to their scorer). 287 (paiMMA and M ME-v bdres. £ $ U £ 19 9 -xW HAUL c tAlKS® NO- rrz.j£- No. ■1 mm ' - ' ■ ■: ' ? . miixon in L £ O N |ge IERSEY Johnson v,y JOHN C. APOSTOLIC Patron Committee Chairman A COPY OF THE ' ' S CJ U Ciit „ , r � 9 k 9 T C SEXO SOUTH OW ® ' pat o a-i a 1 HKU. CC PDDBBS 5 ' P Csa T W t sou f£E O o L%ad£ 4 ' a „ 2£ _ the , 9 4 „ _ ; , P “ au “ “ SETON hai r L L E O N S OWH ORANGg C °Sf? £ y ° NEW JERSEY cpU -fHt tut li - 9 149 , seio«J £ feagjg. ,� in A t . r.O s 0 x 3 tB ° m Gw . co $w ,u op SO® -. I EMIL J. HENSLER, JR.. Advertising Manager Reverend Patrons Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas H. Powers Rev. John J. Ansbro Rev. Joseph H. Brady Rev. Thomas W. Cunningham Rev. John J. Feeley Rev. Francis J. Finn Rev. Joseph J. Jaremczuk Rev. Walter G. Jarvais Rev. Daniel A. Murphy Rev. Edward P. Scully Patrons Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Adams Mr. Harold Ahern Mr. Alfred Allmaras Mr. and Mrs. John J. Alves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Amidon Mr. Jule J. Amsterdam Mrs. Helen W. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bauerle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beninati Mr. Anthony Berry Mr. Lewis Bloom, Sr. Mr. S. L. Boneski Mrs. Mary Bradley Mr. and Mrs. James V. Brady Mr. Charles S. Burstein Mr. Martin J. Byrne Mr. Anthony Cacchio Mr. Carmine Campanella Mr. Lawrence A. Caprio Mrs. Eugene J. Carr Mr. Paul L. Carroll Mrs. Teresa Carter Mr. and Mrs. A. Casta Mr. Patrick J. Cavanagh Marie Cerami Mrs. A. Chiovaron Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Collier Mrs. Elizabeth Coppola Mr. James J. Cregan Mr. Joseph Cucinotta Mr. James R. Dalrymple Mr. John A. Dalton Mr. John M. Dealy Mr. James A. Deering Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Del Gaudio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delp Mr. Frank DiFiglia Mr. George DiGidio Mr. P. C. D ' Onofrio Mr. Theodore Dorman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dornfeld Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dorrity, Sr. Mr. John D ' Orsi Mr. Thomas V. Dougherty Mr. David J. Dwyer Mr. George Joseph Edelman Mr. Louis H. Eggers Mr. Fred G. Elston Mr. and Mrs. Peter Farmer Dr. L. A. M. Feher Mr. Jesus M. Fernandez Mr. Wilfred H. Garant BENEFACTORS The Most Rev. Thomas Joseph Walsh, S.T.D., J.C.D. Archbishop of Newark The Most Rev. James A. McNulty, S.T.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Rev. John L. McNulty, A.M., Ph.D. President of Seton Hall College Rev. William F. Furlong, A.M. Vice-President of Seton Hall College Mr. Howard J. Leahy, A.M. Dean of Seton Hall College Mr. Neal J. Rorke, A.B., Ph.L. Moderator of the Class of 1949 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garthe, Sr. Mrs. Ollie Gates Mr. Christopher Georgatsos Dr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Gerne Mr. Martin Glodjoz Margaret T. Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Goceljak Mr. and Mrs. A. Golaszewski Mrs. Rosario Gondolfo Mr. Leo C. Gorny Mr. John B. Graf Mr. James R. Grande Mrs. J. Graybush Mrs. John F. Gubernat Mr. Roger Halle, Sr. Mr. Eugene J. Hardig Mr. Harold L. Hayes, Jr. Mrs. Joseph M. Heck Mr. C. B. Heidinger Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Higgins Mrs. Pauline A. Higgins Mr. Leon Holeves Mr. John Horvath Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hungerford Mr. and Mrs. A. John Janowski Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Kane Mrs. Catherine Keating Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas enny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. F. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Bernard T. Kirkpatrick Mr. Hugo E. Koch, Jr. Mr. Anthony Kozlow Mrs. Joseph Kreskey Mr. Herman Kruse Mrs. Lottie Kulesza Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. LaRoche, Jr. Mr. Francis J. Lodato Mr. David G. Lucas Mr. Henry J. Lutz Mr. Bernard S. MacCabe Mr. Jerome E. MacDonald Mr. Cirino Machi Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mager Mr. Arthur L. Mahony Mr. Joseph V. Maloney Mr. A. Marino Mr. William H. Marion Mr. Carl J. Marshall Mr. William S. Marvin, Sr. Mr. Henry Willems Mr. Andrew J. Wilson Mr. Frank Marzano Mr. Joseph A. McCabe Mr. Edward J. McCardle, Sr. Mr. John H. McCormack Mr. Charles E. Meade Mr. J. C. Melchior Mr. Alexander Micone Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Mills Mr. L. P. Montine Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Moore Mr. Henry Naddeo, Sr. Mrs. Natalie Nasello Mr. and Mrs. John Nepolitan Mr. Howard F. Newlove Mr. Peter Noto Mr. William Terence O ' Connell Mr. Karl T. Ohl Mr. Max Pogosky Mr. Paul Panzarella Mr. Pasquale Perretti Katherine Pfleger Mr. William B. Pomeroy Mr. Charles Poole Mr. John J. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Poznanski Mr. and Mrs. William E. Putscher Mrs. Louise Ragazzi Mr. Irvin E. Ray Mr. William F. Regan Mr. Martin J. Reynolds Dr. Edward M. Rizzolo Mr. Christopher B. Roche, Jr. Mr. John Roehrich Mr. Edwin J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Schaf Dr. Henry John Schwarz Mr. Nicholas Schweitzer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. A. Scotti Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scully Florence Serpone Mrs. James Shanks Mr. John J. Shedd Mrs. Eileen P. Simone Mrs. Geraldine Slade Mr. Chester Van Beuthuysen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wache Mr. William H. 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