St Josephs University - Greatonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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i...J' lil G CUMMITTE The problem confronting the ring committee was the selection of a design in keeping with the Centenary and i indicative of the ingenuity of the Class of '51. The ring selected differed in design' from those rings of past graduating classes. It is larger in size and heavier in weight and portrays much time and work in construction. Orders were placed at an early date in our Junior year to insure delivery before the end of the scohlastic term. Due to individual preference for stone-cuts, and finish- types, many rings were not received until much later. Everyone who had ordered a ring was quite pleased when delivery was madeg in fact, the Class of '52 have voted for an identical design for their class ring. Chairman john Coburn, Edward Gormley, William Hargele, john McTernan, john Del Vecchio. Chairman john Coburn and committemen Ed Gormley, Bill Hnegele and John McTernan, collaborate in selecting the '51 class ring.

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