St Josephs University - Greatonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

wif V ,r. .TTS Q V V NK x .. , . N . M ,1 Y fi fl 1 .VA Q 3 . -1 ' . , 4 ' ' ,gl '31 f' f . , ,,.. 1 ' 'f', .. ,.,, . ',,f'1f-?-J 'if' r-4 We Ueddcale REV. FREDERICK N. DINCHER. SJ. Associate Professor of Philosophy Father Dincher ot Iunior Storg Porty UZ- . 'fi P, v NN e g iaith 7564 3046- a 014 mow Za Rev. Frederick N. Dincher, S. I., was one of those rare men who possessed both a theologi- cal vision that is reminiscent of Iohn the Beloved, and a gentleness of spirit that is seen only in those who are close to God. All those who know the spiritual heights he was able to reach in his lectures, know what it is to soar like an eagle over the extent of human knowl- edge and bounds of human suffering. Whether lecturing upon the limping mind of man, or the fiery comets over the Bontoc Mountains in Northern Luzon, or the wheels of a slowly moving cart, he would always seem to point and say, See how God provides for you. See how God loves you. The significance of the truth he taught was radiated and heightened by his loving familiar- ity with it and his individual way of presenting it. Very few will forget his description of the lunior-Faculty Baseball Game, Fr. Dincher, second from left, contemplates teammate s hit. . :aa L yxfsfg- M '.1.g,-if ,.- A . M Xa p f5'FfQ5fiff.s+ff i' race for supremacy among the religions of the world. 'The shaggy horse of Christianity was newly entered against the magnificent stallions of Paganism. Years passed and the horses paced upon the concourse below. The stallions have long since quit the race, but the slow, hard trot of Christianity continues over the ages and through time, never stopping, never rest- ing till all the world should come to the knowl- edge and love of Christ and His Church.' The Graduating Class of '53 look to Father Dincher and the Iesuits who remain with us, for personal inspiration and intellectual assistance in the struggle against paganism and powers of evil in this working day world. May we bear our trials as this man did, for his character was wrought in the white-heat of prolonged suffering and turned by God's grace to pure gold. Pii!:'lQ,2 Prayer and Thought his keynote hwadmwe mmfze Zczfmla. I gf 4 . 1 1 , , . .W - HP I Q LL A i Us fx f. MOST REVEREND IOHN F. O'HARA, C.S.C., D.D. Archbishop of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania In this final opus, our last collective endeavor toward something creative, we pay humble respect and honor to a world famous priest, distinguished speaker and writer, a pro- ficient military delegate, a renowned educator and an efficient administrator-The Most Rev- erend Iohn F. O'Hara, Archbishop of Phila- delphia. Through his warm personal disposition, his keen acumen for religious organization, and his deep, but always tender, understanding of humanity, Archbishop O'Hara has endeared himself to the hearts of his flock ever since his installation as Archbishop. No one can seriously doubt that this sol- dier of God ranks with the great men of our time. After his ordination to the priesthood in the Congregation of the Holy Cross, Archbishop O'Hara distinguished himself at the University of Notre Dame when he was appointed pro- fessor of religion and later elected president of this same University. While at Notre Dame, he published numerous religious bulletins that were eagerly carried by even foreign news- papers. An expert in Latin American affairs, he was chosen delegate to the Eighth Inter- American Congress by President Roosevelt and while in South America he made an extensive study of its school systems. As a Military Delegate in the Second World War he visited many members of the armed forces, baptizing and confirming scores of soldiers and sailors. Previous to his position in Philadelphia, Arch- bishop O'Hara commanded the high office of Bishop of Buffalo, where his prowess as teacher and educator continues to be recognized by the many educational degrees conferred upon him here. , To this humble warrior of Christ, then, for all that he has done for a troubled, distressed and ignorant world, we inscribe the Great- onian. Pew men are born with rare talents, rarely are men born with such great talents. 4 1 7a 7756014 ' . . . A Friend To All REV. VACHEL I. BROWN, SJ. The consecration of oneself to God and to his work involves no little personal sacrifice, so that only a few, and they only through His grace, can meet the exacting challenge. He is the exceptional man who walks always and everywhere with Christ and whose every act is ex- pressive of this singular dedication. At this time we express our deep regret at the loss of such a man, as.it is our con- viction that Father Miles O'Malia was indeed such a man. :, ?u . . He is one whom innocent children grow to love, to venerate, and to reverence . . . He is one whose is to. console the afflicted and soften the pains of the body and soulg who is the intermediary between the affluent and the indigentp to whose door come alike the rich and the poor to receive them without blushing. He belongs to no social class because he belongs equally to all-to the lower by his poverty-to the upper by his culture and knowledge and, by the elevated sentiments which a religion, itself all charity, inspires and imposes. y A Great Teacher . . . REV. MILES I. O'MALIA, S.l. .T 7.,..,-,..,.-V... I i . i , , z s i . . I i 9 E 2 F , E I 1 1 I 1 V THE COLLEGE I N X . mu 1 , vs THE ACTIVITIES w THE SENIORS 1 sun b g NM IN coNcLUs1oN nf ,. x 'W J Lv ac,- I 1 fZif.5.E:'-.1 Administration Philosophy Social Sciences Business Administration Classics and English Sciences Modern Languages Religion A FRC T C The Campus Our Lady page 2 Y IJ ' l I I I h 1 . I r I . . . . . . 7' 1 1 1 ,. I I I . . . . . .I I I l i Sodality, Greatonian, Cap and Bells, HAWK, Villiger, Glee Club, S.A.M., l.R.C., Cultural Societies, Photog- raphy Club, Student Council, Sports. Senior Portraits, Senior Class Officers, The Class History, Graduation. Acknowledgements and Advertisers page 22 page 62 page 105 l 'fell k A ,. The Officers of the Administration, The Philosophy department, The Social Science department, the Business Administration department, Classics and English department, The Science departments, The Modern Languages department, The Religion de- partment, The Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps department. X 3 ,, 4 . I N. I gf 1 I 1 fl - . X xxx ' .xbysgv :vu ' QQ SLR :M .N ..Q 7-, .M ...S v--xv. Q5 hx.. QC' - . . Y 'v-fy Hu.--...u X X. g' . 4 4 2 Q 4-v-'P s XJ K Q- Q n.. su -I1 -' ' A- gp.. .X Q Qi- ,, V.-.... . .- REV. I OSEPH R. HEARN, SJ. Treorsurer 4 gr V -J Y ft ic VERY REV. EDWARD G. IACKLIN, s.I. President REV. CHARLES B. TRUNDLE, SJ. Administrator and Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds REV OSEPH F . I . MCNAMARA, SJ. Student Counselor REV. IOSEPH M. GEIB. SJ. Dean of Men 1 'IO I I I REV. MATTHEW G. SULLIVAN, S.I. Dean MICHAEL P. BOLAND Registrar EUGENE F. GILROY Librarian GEORGE A. BERTELSMAN Athletic Director F. THOMAS F. SHANNON. III Director, Public Relations I . . . all men are brought together for a better understanding, for a greater interrelation, and a true correlation of the basis of all things, their Way of life REV. EDWARD REV- IF-MES F. GANNON. SJ. GIBBONS, SJ- W REV. IOHN M. COMEY. S.I. Acting Chairman ther Renz points out a few arguments to Bob Holman REV. IOSEPH s. REV. FRANK M G. REV HOGAN. SJ. NUGENT, s.J. C ' FRANCIS I' REV' MICHAEL I' REN Z, SJ. SMITH, SJ. .. N 1 '. ' -- . '- ' vfgrnnft y 'T' fr , . -,Q NN , ,V , . ,, 'Y f - . . f' z. V I . ,r W Tw' 'I' ' dence . . . where men, awjare of past culture and present circumstances are drawn by. the arts and scienoes to an Linderstanding life and its end, and to an ability of managing its affairs in consonance with their understanding. HENRIK S. ARNESEN IAMES E. DOUGHERTY ROBERT L. GAULIN FRANK T- HORSTMANN .Swing V Y .,,. . fe . Q- .,-A wz- fx :- .Lx ,,.' - 'f:g1z'!f:f'Qf'l f K jfff V: assi- 'Q-vs .1 fwf. ' 4.4 Ti 1if:.'5f: .,?,+'wfif The Economic Seminar at last meeting after Graduation. I-'RANK X. GERRITY Chairman , -, - ,IA TH , ' s 3 ,fx ',., ? 1' X 1 r' 9 f :1 , f 1? f .L , q i IAMES V. LENNON WILLIAM I. WALSH ..ii Tj sg. if . i :fi i..- L L -' - I q -' 1 P -. ,,si,,.1,..'4-.fy - ,W M. t, gh, , - ' :sb i t ,wrgtiff . ,,?,,L,,. .. .-gp: i. ,.,,..x .Q . ,j15,,, -. ,.. x. f 1 W v? age 'S Q sq: fy- ji-1 'Y 5 5 ,Q-F . P, A .-1.1: 'wa- WQR -2 - .- X ..- .M s,,.1w.- Q X , .gl- , ,,,.,,, ,Q . XX-,cbss N i, , fi- 0. R N .Q , -1, -.1 -1 .1 -:is'1:wQ - NLE,54 . .,fm,.',f- wh .. wwww- . il E .Ni :. : .- 'wgr'g1f,,Q 'fgmgxfvrt-3f'f.2f11 .- I, at fd' L42 IMLLYJ12gsLs,'vt-wits ..!- ..., 4 . IOSEPH A. ARNDT IOSEPH R. GUERIN I OHN I. LEARY BERNARD P- G- McGRANN Elfffi 28? 13? , . , ' ,X, , if -A '. Q , in E. 1tff.j ji.-A , 'iz'-'fb ',7-'QA f' 'ft-if . 1 tg Mr. Sutula meets with his business forum. f ffl, Q b Q, 6, , - '11 ' QQ? , .- -, fl- uik! f , , -, 1, . LAWRENCE I. BELL Chairman CHARLES M. SULLIVAN EDWARD G. SUTULA -8, 3 cv W wr 'inf' 'S N' -' , J ' f ff J O afmdndalhozlfdaa . . . Where men learn the intricate Ways Of modern business and how to treat them accu- rately in accordance with ethical standardS and traditions. PAUL R' BETZ IOSEPH I. GEORGE JOHN P. MULLEN FRANCIS R. OLLEY REV. GERALD I. KERNAN, S.I. d d W Chairman M I T d th C1 ' REV. THOMAS I. I' I'CIL1pII1ClI'1 Cin 9 CISSICS STOKES' SJ' IOHN C- TRAUPMAN Club in the Lounge. 66444564 g and 6545 - . . for the clear communication and under- standing of other men. Q ., ' Y Q :l5 l,,.e . , IOSEPH N BARTLETT REV. MARK H. GEORGE I. BEICHL BAUER. SJ. Chairman - aff, ww. . 1. ' 5- ..,, A . ff , ,QQ P., ,Jggf f. f , V. V,.- , f, .-,iw . ,Y V 4.13 1152 W' -1 f' W' f 1.3 . -W MLZS-'ix' 'f - , f 4 , X .I Uh, , 33. S I , 5 I 4 ,x. fg55Q.Ff,.9 V Q ff? W f W R m ., Sf 5 , ,ff .J , ig f' L., .V A I ' W f gffvfiifg ,- 1 ' - iw ? 52. f i . 'vfig 1 ,gyyz .Jz,g zg,, ,f'!zv ,fag CHARLES R. CONNELL - A ,. Lf ,fyf 2' ., 'vT7'j., X il, if kgs f- ' ' - 2235. K .L 5., SAMUEL S. ENSOR S ROBERT A. FLORENTINE ' Q 'S 'S 1 --x gg lj EE egg 'S S fp I 1 I S- .M 3 S. 3 Ag .H fi! sf 15 EDWARD S. MCCAULEY rf WT' REV. JOSEPH I. MOLLOY, SJ. Chairman L., ,rm I K 3: 'Mfg In , 9 W., Y f Xl. X 1 Dr. Ioseph N. Bartlett interrupts his scien- tific pursuits for Greatonian Cameraman I f . gi me 248 S33 SH Rav. JOHN s. VINCENT G. RYAN CARROLL B. .NASH CATHERINE s. NA UCONOR' SJ. Chairman 'r'f'1' TI-4 Q?!7i?',,.?.4f f.:-4-Agni'-., .,. .- ,,.,.k,-. L. , . K. 'K.fJ!Q-JH yg+.r,1, ., A .gv.w,' 'fy l'+.l 'i ' YQ-251. fl 2 J 4... ' 1 8 g.'.f'-Ag!!-,5,.', V .... ' ' N-M REV. WALTER I. HANDREN. SJ. Chairman Father Handren allows 0 a . . . plcture of h1s most 1n- famous pose. . . . the basis of all study, their own salvation. .leagcmgea . . . for a true epignosis of the peoples and lands beyond the seas. JAMES E. IANNUCCI Chairman - - . V.-..'i,...,,:e,.,,',,,.,.Af.1- . l ILLIAM M. REV. LEWIS REV. FRANCIS I. QEXIGNYINGHAMI SJ. DELMAGE, SJ- EMORY, SJ. 7 l MICHAEL I. TOCONITA 1 ' ,.....i .i.'.. LEO H. KAISER 1 'H' L E. 9 1 I l 9.5 ff. 7', 'U .4 .11 4- 4 If 'H-2, K ,A V 2 A -X ,1 , , f . ,ff 7 ,x s V, CAPTAIN MARTIN W. GAVIN CAPTAIN GEORGE CAPTAIN DONALD F HARRINGTON E. McKEE 72127 . pcttnotxsrn, yes, m111tczrism, yes, but more impor tant G leadershlp by those with G philosophy to lead R O T C Dull Team struts the-1r stuff on Fmnesy Fleld N. .hit eu-k5:r??-gn, ,H r 7 N 169'-I .' rg-ag.-...Lp W. ..,' . ., 2 5? . ,f-' , 0' 1 ,f ,fy gi , lift Mglg? J ff. ZZ 1. W 'qv' I , f , a fa Fig' A w 1 X. ' 1 4 fi, ff 41 . , 4 A 1 X J, ' 4' ff f gm , 1 M tu, I I 1 7 'Q U . w x 5 Um 1449 5e,4.f. The Sodality of Our Lady, the 1953 GREATONIAN, The Cap CS Bells Dramatic Club, The HAWK, The Vil- liger Debating Society, The Glee Club, The Society for the Advancement of Management, The l-lillaire Belloc International Relations Club, The Alpha Sigma Nu, The Sigma Pi Sigma, The Shaffrey Biol- ogy Club, The American Chemical Society, The Philosophical Academy, The Photography Club, The Student Council, Sports: Basketball, Track, Ten- nis, Cross Country, Colt, Sailing, Baseball, Intra- murals. fk., fi nity 're CI ol- he Lb. en- 1 A Q QM Q 4 5- i N , ,f af Um lowly Gerry O'Toole helps Sodglity Director, Fr. McNomc1rct, total the Mite Box collections. ,.- ..,, The St. Iohn Berchmoln's Society. l. to r. H. I. l-logon, M. I Meade, I. F. Higgins, W. F. Minoer, I. E. Boyle, I. P. Doogcin Rev. Ioseph F. McNczmoror, S.I., L. I. zur Nieden. 1' . .P,f JI JP: . :calf f , .1 Rev. Lewis Delmcrge, S.I., Mod- erotor of the Senior Sodglity. The Living Rosory I WHAT WE ARE Continuing a tradition of 390 years stand- ing, the St. Ioseph's College Sodality, itself 102 years old, is an association of Our Lady Whose members aim at personal sanctity and apos- tolic Work. . Striving to live up to his consecration to Mary, the Sodalist conforms his faith and life entirely to the faith and morals which the Catholic Church teaches. Further, since Sodal- ists are Mary's visible hands on earth he steps into the Social Apostolate to work for the sanctification of others and to spread and defend the Catholic Church. Since the Sodality fulfills the essentials for Catholic Action, viz., ill organization, f2l a mandate from the Bishop, and 13? members who are intent on personal sanctity, it is no Wonder that the Holy Father has declared that the Sodality may be called with the fullest right 'Catholic Action under the auspices and inspiration of the Blessed Virgin Mary.' Mass in The Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse. ll L. it ,ll 1 I It ,, rv... 2 HI! ll 'sf' 1 ?l b4'lq1er WD' 1:15 wfgwqw,-,r6',3 . 1, fi.. 1. . lj-mqjs-,Sari ,Q M f. .. .fl,'-reg -,R rg Q 7 f, 'A TNA. 'Fi we 4. im, M ,W ei WHAT WE DID Making practical the Sodality's aims for the year 1952-53, the Sodality program for per- sonal sanctity included daily Rosary in the chapelg October Adoration, the Apostleship of Prayer, a Marian Literature Committee, in- structions on the Oriental Rite, and an Orien- tal Rite Mass. In accord With the aim of Apostolic Work, some Sodalists are scout leaders, others are readers to the blind at Overbrook, some pro- vided a Christmas entertainment at the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged. The combined Sodalities took the orphans from St. Iohn's to the St. Ioseph-Georgetown basketball game, and also conducted a Square Dance to point the Way to Wholesome recreation. Moreover, the Sodality arranged for the establishment of a Confraternity of Christian Doctrine unit on the campus, took over the Snow Ball netting 5550.00 for the Iesuit Mis- sions and established the 25-Club for the Iesuit Missions. I l 25 . s X 'a775 Never has so much depended on so few since the Battle of Britain! There were two enemies to beat, money and time. The money came in slowly while Ioe Haenn, the Business Manager, prayed and pleaded for more-while a few like Tom Smith and Marty Adams went seeking ads. Occasionally situations arose which are humorous in retrospect but weren't so at the time. For example, the contractor who wouldn't pay for his ad until he was sure his name was spelled correctly in it. tHe had forgotten that he had requested, Compliments of a friend l. Nevertheless, for the first time in some years, the Great- onian was completely paid for before it went to press. The Battle of Time was something else. Deadlines, the usual thorn, became only part of this year's battle. Uncle Sam also caused hardships. A week before final deadline he even claimed Iim Clark, our Editor-in-Chief. Since the classbook was not due until late summer or early fall, the staff thought to give the project full attention by doing the majority of the work after the closing rush of school. In so doing, however . . . Due to a consistent few like Frank Coyne. and Bill Iohnson who were willing to try -their hand at anything and every- thing, the gaps in the ranks were filled. Your Greatonian, Sir, to your satisfaction, we hope! 'U' ,x - T -. sql, fl, ff. ki--N 'Tm' in .jk N 'v-xl -Xp ss 551 ffm .Bur X, K! N x X 5 x KX - X, M. -5 'fr N A ,N .K N g N X x X, X ' 26 yi an Moderator, Rev. Iohn M. Comey, S. discusses Plans with Editor lim Cla Photo Ed. Bill Iohnson checks yearbook for picture ideas. I I K F. , . .s,t.,. Business Manager Ioe Haenn calls an Advertiser about his copy. 1' gui 'i 'LJ' The Grecrtonian St-aft. l. to r. lst row: Ioseph E. Haenn, Business Manager and Associate Editor, Iames I. Clark, Editor-in-Chief, Wil- liam R. Iohnson, Photography and Associate Editor. back row: Ferdinand L. Vari, Francis R. Coyne, Sports Editor, Charles A. Goglia, Layout Editor. rc . ,.,, Q 's -4 Sl-ll ' 1 ,M M' i i 1 11 . ' we-H sum 1 1 M E B H B H - i 1 1 ' Fll3..fll.l'l 1-'-E it 1 air.. 2 r 'M r r 'r -nn -I '- r r , l Q i ii all s'i ,. .P C H' , ,,,, if-A -A-ltdlllllll llllll S . X ,QQ W x 'isla- 'img At Staff meeting Editor Clark shows photog Iim Clark reviews pictures for sports sectlon rapher Iohnson his ideas While Ioe Haenn and Charlie Goglia discuss finances l X P i N L 5? If, in a hundred years of play production the Cap and Bells had ever faced a crucial test, the undertak- ing of HAMLET was that test. Behind the club were the triumphs of Antigone, of Twelfth Night, and the previous standard of perfection, Othel1o. A failure now, a flub of the greatest drama, would topple years of building. Production started, intense from the very beginning in mid-summer. There were squalls, bumps, and obstacles to be surpassed but the triumphant climax, HAMLET, was reward for all, the eclipse of all previous accomplishments. The credit for this success cannot go to one man, but must go to everyone connected with this produc- tion, to prexy and production manager Ianke, to Frank Hamlet Roach, to designer King Heine, to the ladies of the show: Misses Mary Dooley and Mona Flanigan. To name the rest of those who made this Centennial production a true reward for one hundred years work would be to list each and every member of the club, therefore we can only say congratulations. S f HF ' ht I 't One-Act Play Scene from the spring production PLAYBOY Ciilrftjst ff?-lfllner mg ew OP THE WESTERN WQELD 2 l XXX. .. f President Al Ianke, Di- rector Olley, and Act- ress Mary Dooley put in finishing touches on tall production of HAMLET President Ianke discus- ing with Light Manager Bob Burns. The Cap 6: Bells Dramatic Club. l. to r. lst row: L. Esmonde, B. Weathers, B. Burns, I. Cassidy, F. Roach, Vice President, A. Ianke, President, Bev. Gerald I. Kernan, S.I., Moderator, Mr. Francis B. Olley, director, D. C. O'Neill, Secretary, F. Czapka, Stage Manager, L. Gilligan, T. Ceremsak, M. Adams, I. Salool. 2nd Row: B. Demski, L. Burns, I. Locala, B. Dion, P. Ward, D. Lettieri, B. Grimes, P. Pop- pert, I. Guiltoyle, T. Foley, I. Gallagher, G. Prendergast, S. McEwen, A. Giedlin, B. Moskalski, G. Loscalzo, G. Ford, A. O'Co1'1nor, F. Car- roll, A. Silvestro, F. I. Morris, M. Hayes, F. Schrey, W. Dempsey A. Finnegan, D. Dorsey. I ses on the scene light- 'it S 5?-Q5 3-3.3 3 msn l ,-Q..- .. Moderator, Father Kernan and Director, Mr. Olley pause for a moment during rehearsal of the PLAYBOY. Frank Carroll portrays the Play- boy's Father in PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD. Frank Roach as Hamlet and Miss Mona Flanagan play Scene 4 Act 2 of HAMLET. :-T' L, - A A Y .-1:-' F J xr 'M' .. -Q msd, 3? Zig 4 , , . -. ml? 1 , u , Ni N Ni., , . . X 7 -' t wr- N-qobl If , 35.5, r, 4, - 4 --w , . .2 ,,, ' ' z,:iSfr'N-f+'- E'.:'f14i-fn'i.1G35?5il1' Pnl D fxdvf-f:'.1iY-'mtv gf ,, 'ix - ','l.',-Ti--'Xr4rAL' fiiil-if ,.4.- K 1 , -,' A ,Nt -.g.q- R nfl v .'-'-11: . 'Pm wi: .., 25151 Iklidl cf -I ff: .,..,a,. - . . . - 1 ss 5-:FM Ji. - f ..s,.,-mis-2921 -is 'faijiiu' f- -j'-FTF:-:'-531417 1 -2'-4 .gm-f,.1' L ' 0 -3-3,413.3 I 'fs 1-'L' .H wa- fs A I 1. 4 h 5' x , PK -'..',' 45 U ' 1 o ff. .v g Ll I -2 V,- a 1' L X., 2 1: ' VOL xxn No. 5 sr. JosEPH,s COLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA 31, PA. DECEMBER Editor-in-Chief Charles A. Goglia shows his Sports Editor Earl Simmons a few points of HAWK style. The HAWK staff: l. to r. sitting, I. Nardi, I. Neary, G. O'Connor, S. McEwen, I. Haenn, Business Man- ager, I. O'Malley, C. Mungan, M. Meade, standing, D. Boberti, C. McMahon, P. Edmunds, L. Esmonde E. Simmons, Sports Editor, C. Goglia, Editor-in-Chief I I The ancient and honorable profession of jour- nalism has always held a fascination for the average person. Everyone is easily attracted by the blaring headlines, modest by-lines and brutal deadlines. And who doesn't like to see his own name in print? Perhaps it is for reasons such as these that the HAWK has flourished so well in its twenty odd years of existence. But while the bi-weekly HAWK is received eagerly by the students, few realize the amount of work and planning that goes into the preparation of each issue. Any campus fourth-estater can tell you about the routine: assignments out, Wednesday deadline, copy night Thursday, dummy night Mon- day, on the stands Thursday. And then it begins all over again. During the long night working sessions, Charlie Goglia directs the crew of seniors and underclass- men from behind the Editor's desk. Some write headlines, some type, some do rewrite work. On dummy night, there are galley sheets to proofread and captions, pictures, jumps and ads to worry about. Layout Editor Bill Iohnson supervises the make-up of the big jigsaw puzzle. Business Manager Ioe Haenn brings in his ads while his associate Bob Kane balances the books. Later in the evening the coffee and bun editor takes over, bringing in refreshments for the tired and hungry journalists. After the finished copies return from the printer, Circulation Manager Stan Peszka sees that the HAWK reaches the news- hungry students. And then the job is done. The HAWK is out. I. Devers, B. Shay, I. Mullen, E. Vari. ,I T? 'f 4, 1952 ' TI-IE HA C lmlllislactl llibwcvkly by thc stuflerltf: of St. jlmg-,,Z,'g Qj,,m.Kc' Ml, Stu-ct aml City Line .'xYL'llllQ', l'lzilqgflclpllig4 31, 1'.,,,,',.,3.1.,:mgu btllmwxptwxm mtv' olume XXII. NO. 9 liDl'l'OR-IN-CHI lil? Charles A. Goglia, '53 SPORTS EDITOR J. Earl Simmons. 'S-4 LlRCUl.ATION MANAGER Stanley A. Peszlm. '54 33,00 pt' 1' yr-31' March 5, 1953 LAYOUT EDITOR Vfillimn R. johnson, '53 BUSINESS MANAGER Jos:-ph IZ. Hamm, '53 ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MGR. Robert F. Kane. '53 EDITORIAL HOA R D George S. Forde. '55 Thomas S. McKean, '54 james M. Mulligan, '54 john P. Neary, '55 john J. O'Malley, '54 Duma-nic M. Robcrzi, '55 Ferdinand L. Vari, '53 HNWK STAFF ' lnlm XV, !xl'Y'30ldv -'55 'George A. 1A5CllCI1bfC!lllCl'.. '54 ' r 56 llcmy j, Aslu.rnl:rc:xxnv , ' joseph linrtlctf, '51, ilnilll llclii. 'iff llcnry Bl. Burgoyzw, '55 Francis W. Carroll, '54 Vincent J. Cleary, '54 'l'llmnas li. Deigllrm. '54 ,lamcs C. Dcvcrs, '34 'I'lmmns R. Di Icnno, '55 All-:in l', lhlxx-xflh, '53 l':elric'k hl, lifltllwiiffr. '54 , . .-. I,1mf1'ulu'v 4.. l'.5!llHilli1'. in .Xntlmuy j. lwrmmmz, '94 lfrnncis J, Ford, '56 ,lolm N. Cincolal'r6, 56 llimitrl lf. llrmicyg. 'f-3 George A. lnnis. '54 Albert lf. lzmkr-, '53 Frank T. Mnckcll, '56 l'.4-rrml lf. xI2'll'klC. 'Sb Alvin If. Mzmfzolci, '54 Stephen J. Mcliwcn, '54 Charles lf. Mcllroarty, 'Sn flmrlcs P. McM:alaon, '54 Martin I. M1-axle, '53 jwsegpli P. Mull-ug, '56 Tlmznzm Klilxzzmlfm, '31, joseph F. Mulcahy, '53 john I, Mulien, '54 , Charles P. Mungan. '54 ,losepla M. Nnrdi, '33 john M. Neill, '54 CI-forge R. Niricr, '56 liiclzftrd J. Kohl:-, '35 Ililnry J. Nugent, '36 lohn J. O'l3ricn, '54 fyffilld I. O'Commr. '54 i':ml 41, fV1lr:nly, '35 rr. Carey frxcau, '55 William L. Prutzman. '54 ,lzuvzus J. Neill:-'. 'iff - lwrlrvk A. Rmulc, 'bmi Xlxclmcl liollinsou, '54 joseph VS. Ruane, '55 Louis lf. Sclmrl, '56 Robert I. Shay. '54 ilruucs P. Syvmtt. '56 Vinrvut I. Yizznul. 'Sn luwplr l . XV1xl5-lr. '53 ilustnvc J, XVeil:md, '36 Dummy night in the HAWKroom reveals Father Smith, Ioe Haenn, and Charlie Goglia work- ing on copy until the wee hours. Layout Editor and Photog- rapher Iohnson checks his equipment before cover- ing a HAWK assignment. Villiger internationalists Ioseph T. Eng- lish and Frederick W. Floyd, Ir. show Irish Prime Minister de Valera the 1952 Greatonian. .Y . sr .f 4f l Q I e along aodelq Debaters George Romasco, Al Hunt, and Gus Weiland show LaSalle De- bate poster to Maj. Ioseph I. O'Hanlon '40 M7501 5 ' ,-'fwa Wfllfllflb bf.17llfUllfCL The realization of a dream which the Society has had since its reorganization after World War II was the crowning achievement of the Villiger Debating Society this year. This dream was the successful overseas debate tour of Ireland and England which climaxed in a debate before the Union Society of Oxford University. This will long be remembered by the Villiger members. A busy season of debate found Villiger teams entered in five tournaments. The Annual Interna- tional Debate was presented during the first semes- ter and was held in the Flanigan Auditorium. Catholic High Schools in the area received the benefit of the collegiate debate experience of the Villiger men as Villiger coached their teams and judged their debates. In the Spring, the Annual Catholic Forensic League Tournament was sponsored by the Villiger. This year also marked an increase in civic group appearances and lecturing engagements. Interest in debating resulted in a large membership for the Society. The officers for the 1952-53 season were Austin P. Dilworth, president, Ioseph T. English, vice president and Frank W. Carroll, manager. A half- century of forensic experience and success insures CI future of progress by the Villiger Debating Society. The Iudges Panel of The International Debate. 1. to r. Mr. H. Eugene Heine, Mr. Norman I. Shea, Mr. Edward Stevenson, Club President Dilworth, and Mr. lOhf1 It Buckley criticize the debate. ,, 4 E .ff 'V Y N V , 'ff .Zq','.'f2 ' f I ?Q 'f'V? , 0 ft - : . 59 fx? . , ,,,, .mp , I has I wus drills esslul which sly cl bered TEGES .terna- semes- Lorium gd the ol lit Us and oreriil Iilliflll' 3 group lnieresl for ll? la Ausm b. it A hal' wrt Swell' 3 I wi Edit? W I 1 Villiger Debating Society. 1. to r. Sitting: W. Ioyce, F. Carroll, W. Ryan, M. Carr, A. Dilworth, President, I. Shields, C. McMahon, I. Mullen, Rev. Iames F. I. English, A. Hunt, E. Hunt, T. Milnamow, D. Mc- Gibbons, S.I., moderator, G. Romasco, T. Maloney, Williams. R. Schmid, F. Smiley, standing: G. Weiland, F. Floyd, I HUGH Villiger Men at annual party. l. to r. Mike Carr, Senior Debaters, Austin P- Dilworth, DC1I'1ie1 BOb Schmid, Gus Weiland, Bill Keating, Aus McWilliams, George Romasco, talk over Inter- Dilworth, Fred Floyd, Frank Smiley, and Tom national debate plans with their moderator Mqloneyu Father Gibbons. The Saint Ioseph's College Glee Club. l. -to r. lst row: F. VCIF1, M. DiFilipo, E. Cassidy, R. Iordan, A. Silvestro, S..Kelet1, M. Reddington, P. Gibilisco, S. Cardainone, R. Demskt, T- DUffYf 'l'. Damsco, 2nd row: D. Mclieon, C. McGovern, I. Winterhalter, M. Guidotti, President, I. DeCleene, F. Kuhn, l- Mumdwf W' Brennen, G. Prendergast, W. Carlino, I. Ayrer, H. Bur9OYnei 3rd row: I. Mallie, l'. Czapka, B. Hoffman, G. 'O'Connor, I. Ienista, N. Ettore, A. Finnegan, R. Dawson, 4th row: R. Coogan, A. Kenneke, R. Gerst, T. Fox, I. Eisenhardt, R. Ryan, C. O Neill, Cf. Mclnnis, L. Studnicky, R. Kirwan. 466 Again this year the Glee Club carried out its two fold custom-that of singing and traveling. It was just the right combination of these two that found the Club making appear- ances in Reading, Pottsville, Camden, Lakewood, Westmont, and Wilmington. After another triumphant Noel Night at Saint Ioseph's, came more tours taking the Gleemen to the neighbor- ing Colleges of Chestnut Hill, Rosemont, Immaculatta, and Georgian Court. The acclaimed success of the Glee Club may be credited to the outstanding ability of the Club's director, Mr. Herbert Fiss, to choose a well rounded group of numbers for his boys to sing. Mr. Piss is an accomplished violinist who started his musical career before he was seven years old. In the past decade or more he has gained a wonderful reputation through- out the East for his music lessons, choral direction, and orchestra conduction. A true professional musician who does Wonders with a group of inexperienced, untrained voices, blends them together into an excellent choir. The highlight of this season, as in past years, was reached with the Club's presentation on Mother's Day. This again brought another successful year to an even more suc- cessful close. Mr. Herbert Fiss, Director of the Saint loSeph's Glee Club. ....-,Mk 'Si Rev. William M. Cunningham, SJ., Moderator, goes over choice of songs with Director Fiss. Senior Gleemen Dick Gerst and Dick Iordan . Y I QQ ...q- 1 Ala . practice a bit before Immaculatta College Con- CGI' Saint Ioseph's College Glee Club and Immaculata College Choral Group join forces for a combined number in Immacu- 1ata's auditorium. The Saint Ioseph's Col- lege Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Herbert Fiss sings at the first Military Mass. eesww, Wi Tw '1 ..........fQXtlX x i lik f. The Society for the Advancement of Management Fitzpatrick E Sullivan Secretary Mr Iohnl Leary Front to back: W. Crawford, E. Sheerin, G. Brown Ir Moderator W KempCZYnSk1 I Barry VICE' PTSSI R. Weathers, Treasurer, G. Smith, R. Cameron I dent H Hagan G McCarten I K Brown president Officers and Moderator of the S.A.M. l. to r. I. Richard Weathers, Treasurer, Iohn H. Barry, Vice President, Edward A. Sullivan, Secretary, Ioseph Kenneth Brown, President, Mr. Iohn I. Leary, Ir., Moderator. The Saint Ioseph's College chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management is designed to present interested students with an insight into management problems and techniques. To further this objective the society invites prominent business men to address the group, relating some of their experiences within in- dustry, and takes numerous field trips which in the course of two years include most of the major industrial plants in the Philadelphia area. Every year the S.A.M. student chapters join together for a day long conference fol- lowed by a banquet. This year the annual conference and banquet were held at St. Ioseph's. Bev. Dennis Comey, famous labor arbiter re- lates management problems with S.A.M. Prexy Ken Brown and visiting delegate at annual S.A.M. conference held at St. Ioseph's College. Y? zewtezdmsezeuv 2.,wf,,,4g4.,4 l ff The Hillaire Belloc International Relations Club l to President, Benjamin Micale, Frank Rosato, sitting: 1' Stcffldlng Charles MCMCf1'1Of1 PCIT1'1ClC Ed1'H1ll'1ClS Moderator Mr. Iames E. Dougherty, and President, Ioseph Nardi Iohn Neary Edward Herbst Vice Ferdmgnd Vgri, From Views on the News to local politics the Belloc International Relations Club will always supply a complex and lengthy opin- ion. Originally the I.R.C. was the Hilaire Belloc Historical Society but in 1939 the club changed its focus from historical to current affairs due to the ever-increasing importance of world affairs. Guided by Mr. Iames E. Dougherty '50, the club moderator, the I.R.C. has participated in regional and national International Rela- tions Clubs, N.F.C.C.S., and United Nations Council events. Locally the club has presented a lecture series highlighted by a Symposium on Current Affairs. The theme of the symposium was Pope Pius XII and the reconstruction of the Social Order. The noted speakers at this affair were the Very Rev. Edward G. Iacklin, S.I., President of the College, Mr. Iohn L. Mul- loy, M.A., '36, Rev. Michael I. Smith, S.I., Mother Mary Lawrence, S.H.C.I. of Rosemont College and Professor Tibor Kerekes, chairman of the History Department of Georgetown University. Mr. Dougherty acted as the panel moderator. Mr. lames E. Dougherty, moderator of the l.R.C. chairs symposium on Pope Pius Xll and the Reconstruction of the Social Order Guest speakers were Very Rev. Edward G. Iacklin, S.I., Mother Mary Lawrence, S.H.C.l., Mr. Iohn I. Mulloy, '36, Professor Tibor Kerekes, and Rev. Michael I. Smith, S.I. 7241 Scholarship, Loyalty, Service, these are the words which give meaning to A.S.N. the National Iesuit Honor So- ciety. Each of these qualifications is carefully defined, analyzed and inter- preted by the chapter members and the members of the faculty in choosing seven select members of the Senior class who will be looked upon as the ultimate of Iesuit education. However these men are not satisfied to remain as men to be looked upon, rather they work actively to further the interests of the College. The following are this year's members of Alpha Sigma Nu: Milton M. Connell, President, Filindo P. DiGiacobbe, Daniel T. McWilliams, Iames R. Cavanaugh, Ioseph P. Mar- tin, Vice-President, Anthony I. Papa- neri, Secretary, and Martin I. Meade. 1 I I agma pc Scgma In May of l95l Dr. Meriam B. Trytten and Dr. Marsh W. White, the National President and Secretary re- spectively of Sigma Pi Sigma came to St. Ioseph's College to install a chapter of this famous National Physics honor society. Before St. Ioseph's could be accepted as a chapter of the honor society, the national officers weighed carefully the qualifications of the col- lege and conducted an investigation of the facilities and scholastic standards of the Physics department. The society has grown from six charter members to the present ten active members. Ioseph P. Martin, President, Ioseph B. Howe, Vice-Presi- dent and Iohn I. Costello, Secretary, comprise the senior membership of this organization. One of the most recent of the scien- tific societies on campus, the Clarence E. Schaffrey Biology Club, ranks high with its brother organizations in acti- vity. Having established its own news- paper, The Psyche, which recounts the highlights of meetings, the club has gone on into research on ways and means of getting more and more of their members into the various Medical schools. Under the moderation of Rev. Mark H. Bauer, S.I. the club has had meetings, field trips, lectures, and dis- cussion groups which weekly invade the lower expanse of the main building with everything from live crayfish and chicks to millions of their favorite fruit flies. T 2 u '4 ' O Another chapter of a national or- ganization is the Saint Ioseph's Chap- ter of the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. A.C.S. is a shortened form of their impressive title but this does not take away from their impressive work. Through their regularly scheduled meetings these chemists sponsor research, interest in the scientific method, improvements in chemical standards, and even some social activity. The year the organiza- tion has been recognized and respected in the region with a presentation by seniors Daniel I. Brogan and William F. Minder at a regional meeting of the A.C.S. Besides this the club has also sponsored field trips and guest lectur- ers. The officers for this year included seniors Frederick W. Pairent, President and Daniel I. Brogan, Secretary-Treas- urer. P fgdddddty Oldest of the Cultural Societies and about the age of the college Senior is the Philosophical Academy. Founded in 1930 by Rev. Walter G. Summers, S.I. this organization of philosopher's phil- osophers carries on its tradition of dis- cussing the world's great thinkers. Under the keen but mild direction of Fr. Frederick Renz, SJ. the members often find themselves on topics which have stumped the world for many years. Although this group does not claim to find the solutions to all the problems presented, they do claim a clear viewing for each problem in the light of clear scholastic philosophy. 6a ?40549M754? HM 1,. X ,,- .- nf V 3 .-ff L ? 531. X r 'H The Saint Ioseph s College Photography Club: l. to r. Harry K. Stinger, Rich-ard S. Gerst, Thomas G. Col- well, Henry I. Hagan, President, Leonard I. Tripodi, I Ioseph E. Haenn, Robert W. Cameron, Wallace I. I Kempczynski, George D. McCarten, Ludwig I. zur T .3 L Nieden, George I. Brown, I. Richard Weathers, I Albert S. Maslar, William R. Iohnson, Iohn M. Fuchs, Ioseph F. Mulcahy. Mr. George H. Espy ot Weston Electric Co. explains the integral workings of a photoelectric exposure meter to club President Henry I. Hagan. The Photography Club enjoying its second year as a recognized school activity, tried its hand at photography from almost every possible angle. The club afforded the members ample opportunity .tO gain both a knowledge of photographic theory and a wealth of practical experience. Some thirty-three lectures and a good deal of literature supplied the theoretical knowledge, and several field trips and four exhibits, along with caring for the sch001S pictoral needs supplied the club its practical experi- ence. A number of parties helped the members to get better acquainted and to catch up on their social life. Business contacts enabled the members to sCfVe a little money on the purchase of equipment. The remodeling of the darkroom made it a much more efficient and pleasant place to work and it is sin- 42 Moderator and Officers. l. to r., Mr. Robert L. Gaulin, moderator, Robert W. Cameron, Secretary, Henry I. Hagan, President, Iohn M. Fuchs, Vice President, I. Richard Weathers, Treasurer. cerely hoped that the remodeling of the club'S organizational structure will insure it a long Clnd successful life. Hats off to all those who helped to make this a banner year for the club. f66d60tZf Zcwmcof To those given to much criticism and little work themselves the Council did little other than meet every other Thursday and argue To those willing to overlook small detects in favor ot the overall picture it was a different story In the word of Mr Iames V Lennon Faculty Advisor to the Student Council this years Council under the able leadership of Marty Meade is to be congratulated It has 1n1t1ated more improvements on Hawk Hill both to the college itself and to the students and has increased mutual understanding between students and administration, more than any other Council I've seen around here. No one does everything he possibly can do but it the councils of the future come as close to it as did this year's council they will deserve their wreaths of laurel! ,,-I--'r 431' X Mr Lennon congratulates council at tinal meet ing l to r Ioseph F Sabol, Secretary, Martin I Meade, President, Mr Iames V Lennon, Moderator ji 4. 43 -ygvvff ' ' - A 1 21.222 7?f'Y'1ff' ' V 1 E. ' i ' . . .. , ' . - J X ' ' f '11':J-f- - -- I j . - 1 . . ., . fi., t '- Q . T I I X f I , . A f 5-11. - . V- a E, ' K' . . . . . V . F , , 1,7 . . . ' ' .' . H' I 'A . - . ' f 1 fi . . . ,I I V. 1 I I - ' . , . , . . , 1 . . . , g 'N f I - . I 1 AJ . .R Q V: u v ' ' ' V . JV 1 I I I I ,, 1 . . . . . , I Y. 'Z I I ' I , . Greatonian Cameraman Bill Iohnson vacates his seat on the Student Council to get a shot ot the Council in action. l. to r. lst row: Ioseph E. l-laenn, Harvester representative, Iohn P. Neary, Classics Club, DCIV1d A. Dorsey, Arnold Air Society, Iohn L. Sullivan, Iun- ior Class President, Charles McMahon, Booster Club, Ioseph P. Martin, Physics Club, Francis R. Coyne, Senior Class Representative, Ioseph M. Nardi, Presi- dent ot the Senior Class, background l. to r. Ferdi- nand L. Vari, l.R.C., Richard I. Matthews, Sailing Association, Mr. Iames V. Lennon, Moderator, I. Richard Weathers, S.A.M., D. Cary O'Neill, Cap CS Bells, Ioseph F. Sabol, Secretary, Harry K. Stinger, Parlimentarian, Martin I. Meade, Student Council President stands in front. j- K ,Q .K- s ' ,Q v Zu ' . ,CV C' . f ! fr R4 JT-3 gf .W ,L J: P' 'fu Hd .lx I lf 1 l I H 1 I- i I X . l ff lw l QV 9. E-Q? QB? BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Ioseph's Opponents College Millersville State Teachers ...,.... 45 66 Montclair State Teachers ,.....,..... 45 88 Rhode Island University ...........,.. 71 88 Lafayette College ........................ 67 73 West Texas State College .......... 46 70 Western Kentucky State ..,........... 88 83 Seattle University ..,.,.......,.........,... 90 77 Murray State Teachers ................ 76 63 Temple University ........... .......... 7 6 64 Delaware University ...,... ......... 6 6 63 Manhattan College ..... ......... 7 1 55 Albright College ......,.... ......... 6 4 67 Muhlenberg College ....... ......... 6 3 82 LaSalle College .......,... ......... 7 9 52 St. Iohn's University ,.............,....,.. 64 62 Rhode Island University .,....,..,.... 92 111 The University of Connecticut 69 78 LaSalle College ........,................... 72 63 Drexel Institute of Technology... 58 88 West Chester State Teachers A... 72 88 Temple University .....,............,..... 45 53 Georgetown University ............,. 73 64 Muhlenberg College ....... ......... 6 l 79 St. Francis College ....... ......... 8 9 77 Lafayette College ...... ......... 5 7 85 S :QQ St. Ioseph's College Basketball Team l952-53 season, front row: Ed Garrity, Iack I-leuter, Iohn Doog-an, Don Swanick, Frank Connors, back row: Coach William Ferguson, Leo Breslin, Wally Nowacki, Tony Papaneri, Bill Lynch, lim Connell, George Iurosky, lim Des- mond, lack Heller, Frank Brannan, Asst. Coach Iohnny McMenamin Manager Tom Colwell. I Either lCICkliH, lohnny Doogan, Coach Bill Ferguson and Mr- ie Crawford at the twenty-fifth anniversary dinner in honor of Coach Ferguson. . CUDfGiH lohn Doogan , lim Desmond TX ..-7 .. l Tony Papaneri Don Swanick ,ml Frank Connors This year as in previous years St. Ioseph's College had a basketball team which captured the admiration of the Philadelphia Sports Fan. Coach Ferguson in his twenty-fifth and final year of Coaching Hawk teams relied on six seniors to bring glory to the college and this they did. Led by Captain, Iohn Doogan, the team had fourteen Wins while losing ten. Doogan, lim Desmond and Tony Papaneri were the big point scorers while Don Swanick and Frank Connors were the play-makers. Ed Garrity was both the spark plug and the high scorer and on many occasions amazed the fans with his all around greatness. Praise, indeed is due to Coach Ferguson, Big Iohn, Ed, Des, Pap, Don and Eddie Garrity Dudie as well as Manager Tom Colwell for their excellent work on the basket- ball court for the glory of St. Ioseph's. r Senior Team, Coach, and Managers. McMena -mm, Garrity, Papaneri, Doogan, Ferguson, Des- mond, Connors, Swanick and Colwell. I t I I 5 i r 3 I L 4 I - : l ',,' , , n ' f.,:,- A V . . 4 ' , 'J . . .. I A Q 4 - , f fiifg' K i. , I w' A ' X,,,. 1 -4,fx.,l,,4':'A -L-- - ff ! fs , 1 , 1 J V ' iq ' -Q.-5.-. .rf , 1 5 , i' BN ggi , M., + 7: K 1 N 4 ' ' f QW M -W .A 4 ' qs W ' nf 55 gif '53 Mt 11 J I A 4' ,-0 Q . gw' .9 n, x fi ir -2, , .J .Tl cr Doogcm up for two . . . more Low flying Hawks Dudie takes Lcrfclyette X 4. ,Mia 1 ki Pap takes the tap Thinc1ads The Track Team. l. to r. lst. Bob Pettit, Bill Hettel, Bob Schwartz, Captain Ioe McLaughlin, Wally Kernpczynski, Ioe Martin, Ioe Walsh, Don Byrnes, 2nd, Bill Freil, Mgr., Frank Manton, Phil ,,...,..-evuvlnll'Q Q t U, McCloskey, lim McDacle, Frank Krause, Gordon Heeke, Matt Recldington, Coach George Bertlesrnan, 3rcl. Pete Wolniewicz, Frank McLaughlin, Mike Kane, Dick Thoden, Bill McGinn, Frank Czajkowski, Iirn Ayrer. TRACK SCHEDULE Opponents Temple ............ ..... 5 8112 . Lafayette ............ ..... 5 7 West Chester Teachers . ..... 47112 Albright ........................... 42 LaSalle ............................ 67 Middle Atlantics LaSalle ...................... 52314 Lafayette .................... 3774 St. Ioseph's . ..... 29114 Haverford . . . ..... 24112 Lehigh . . . .....1611z Captain Ioe McLaughlin and Coach George Bertlesman. S.I.C. 67112 59 78112 84 59 sQQwfnwfnMs l, ni+ - X I f 4 wf7,f'f-Rf? ,wif H - - ,,, ff-..-T, A WyMQfQwmWmy4ylN rf'i ivy. I ,,, W: ,,, V! ,V,,,, , 1 ,WZ A ,. 1 ,:.,v:?i:,,-i QW: V Q Q I L f X f , y ,V f v ff ,jf ,ff WW Z, , f 91 f , f , ,ff A QW f ' M f f 4 M 4' , X f , s f 11146 4 X , 1 f M f, 41 , ,W as . , , fifty 4.4 ,A , , ,V f ,V kph , ,,, , yi M, , , , f f ' rf M f , I lg g 1 f 6 1 4 ' f v 4' I I rf f if ,f f -og f f 1 fy ' ff 'nf' ,. W , ff. ,W , 1 V ,, , ., 1, V' f 'N , , 1- v V - , 0 ' , 1 , V f l- ' ,Lili V- , - - ' ' v. - A H' 4 . . ., , 4 I V '-f, ',.,,7 V I , H - - . ,f . t , ..,.,..- ,. , if, dh . , ., I, I , , . jig: 'I ,,,,. W 'V 4 A YI .Mig h A. - D , L - , 3 ff , 1 ff A r-Q..- . ' f 4 f f qw ,Q ff, 1 M H . ,-A , , P . A . 4. ,Q V HA' I 1 1 ' . -P -- 5 'A fa., J. 0 ii 1 wi l ,,f , . , -5 1' , . 'Q I V . -ff, -4 V 1.-,,A,' f -4, . T- Cl il-wi . xl. ,Q ,, V' ' A , 'e , V, ..,, 4, . Q' , . I -Q., A . ' ' ,, My 4 ..N 4, -,b', , tf , M '. .. sfbfi-'f'sef1'e:cf, , , A 'T 1-, fd- s..,-IX. -.-4, , , f pq., .V 'Y 'lla 'Q l ' .54-f:Q.4k ' fL',.4'?9-gg! pn-an . , ' 'X ' l 's , X X ' ' I ' 'fwfr . , gi, In Q. l A ' , N C A' .nadfl . E ' Q 1 F. Wax, 3 V 1 . r, 5,4 l - wh is . Q - li-za . f -Q ,.,-v fn- V .rx-jiifxlvg .- j an --Q-fs-.-f'zwf? ', cl, f ' ' C nj. E ,jk ' A A ,nv ' - iii, Q . 1- 1 s C -his zs ugxxglrxqdh -, Era ff 3' 'Q 1' '1:3'f'fMx' f 34- The mile on Finnesy Field Track shows St. Ioe men out in front. St. Ioseph's College has a long tradition for having winning track teams and this years squad certainly fit into that tradition. Under the capable direction of Coach George Bertlesman and under the leadership of Captain Ioe McLaughlin, St. Ioseph's Won four meets while losing but one to La Salle and the team came in third in the Middle Atlantics. F 1n1sh ol the same race as Tom Higgmbotham breaks the tape 59' sr.-1-ef, ff ,. V 1, A ,W . .,, 4 4. ,f .. 'QEPQX buy A . I J 1 X -, .fy .- s ' ' 'Bibs rt,-L pk A fi' K Wy! . H ,. Whirling Wally Kempczynski sails the discus for a record toss. Senior Milers loe Martin and Bob Schwartz Warm up before meet. Ioltin Ioe McLaughlin lets fly with new district mark of 5l'73f4 The Tennis Sweater men. l. to r front O Ne111 O Nelll Iordorn buck Flsh Carl deo, Aschenbrenner, Swissler LeODC1I'd wade TENNIS SCHEDULE Lafayette . . . Muhlenberg . LaSalle ..... Drexel ...... West Chester Rider ....... Delaware . . . West Chester Fordham .... Seton Hall . . Albright . . . LaSalle .... Temple .. Drexel . . . Opponents 3 V2 2 3 V2 2 5 4 V2 4 7 9 U 3 V2 5 3 I cc QS The Middle Atlantic Cross Country Champions. l. tain, Torn Higginbotham, Iim McDade, Frank Man- to r. lst. Frank McLaughlin, Stan Iones, Phil MC- ion, Coach George Bertlesman, 3rd. Pete Wol- Cluskey, Charles- Tamplco, Frank Krausse, ,Al Hunt: niewicz, Bob Schwartz, Ioe Walsh, Iohn Corey, Bill 2nd, Bill Freil, Mgr., Ioe Owens, Ioe Martin, Cap- McGinn, lim Ayrer. ,, V.- -3 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE :em S E120 CZ., .gg 'Q xv' grft-53? A COLLEGE , f Opponents S.l-C- Temple ....... ................. 4 6 17 Muhlenberg ------ 50 15 Delaware ............................ 46 17 LaSalle .............................. 32 24 St. Ioseph's 22 LaSalle 50 Temple 75 Haverford 97 MIDDLE A'I'I.AN'I'IC A A U St. Ioseph's Team A 27: Penn AC A 40 Mutual of Omaha 76, St. Ioseph's Team B 82 Penn AC Team B 100 A , I ff t'l' ' 'l i Jw , cc , MIDDLE A'I'LANTIC , - M L! r ,Q St. Ioseph's . Franklin and 2 A mfg LaSalle ...... Marshall . M fi Haverford . . . Swmfhmofe il 'iil X Delaware . .. LC!fG'Y9ff9 -- ff T it Iohn Hopkins GettY8bu1'9 - Q Q ,, ,V fi P r Scranton ,,.. Albright . . . . tl .V ti 'f'f , ny- i1 S . . . . . . Muhlenberg , 54 Coach Geor B 1 QS S-rfesman gives Ca tain Io M 1' d Seniors Bob Schwartz and p ' ' e Gr In Cm W 1 h ' - fore G Cross Country Meet. Ioe a s final instructions be ross Country Captain Ioe Martin crosses finis line C in record time with another win for St. Ioe. Coach George Bertlesman, returning after a year of absence, guided this year's Cross Country team to another very successful sea- son losing only to St. Iohn's University but continuing their dominance of the Middle At- lantic Conference by again winning the Con- ference Championship. In spite of the loss of Ioe Walsh, IBob Schwartz, and Captain Ioe Martin, we can rely on Coach Bertlesman to keep the championship at St. Ioseph's through his outstanding coach- ing. THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP MEET A 1 X ,' xi. A f v 1 1 :if X . .I Y E-'71 ., x: R 2 L GOLF SCHEDULE 51- Ioseph's OPPonents College 5 3 Lafayette ............. West Chester Teachers.l1!z 7112 LaSalle College ....... 2112 6112 Penn ................. 7 2 Swarthmore ........... Zllz 6112 Haverford ............. 5 4 West Chester Teachers.5Vz 3112 Drexel Inst. Tech. ...... 0 9 Albright College ...... llz 8112 Temple University ..... 0 9 Delaware University ...5 4 LaSalle College ....... U 9 The Golf Team. Iohn Finnegan, n Tony Papaneri, Cliff Piontkowski, lack Barry, Captain, lim Dever, n Tom O'Neill, loe McCreavy, Ed so L l McKeon. Iohn T. P. Finnegan has perfect putt as Captain lack Barry and oppo- nents from La Salle look on. Cliff Piontkowski, Ed McKeon, and Ed Garrity stroll toWarC1S the second green at Llanarch Country Club. ,A-...--nf l The Saint Ioseph's College Sailing Association. 1. to r Ioe McBeth, Oz Saunders, lack O'Mal1ey, Torn Doris Dick Matthews, Ray Maloney, Harry Bellwoar. Senior Sailors Saunders, Matthews, Doris and Bellwoar. I 0 l 1 SAILING SCHEDULE Navy Spring Invitational St. Ioseph's 12th out of 14 schools Pentagonal at King's Point St. Ioseph's 3rd out of 5 Freshman Eliminations at Cooper River St. Ioseph's 4th out of 5 teams Pentagonal at Cooper River St. Ioseph's 2nd out oi 3 Associate Member Championship St. Ioseph's 3rd out of 8 Greater Philadelphia Dinghy Championship Haverford St. Ioseph Penn Drexel The Sailing Association in the Cooper River fog. The Baseball Team. Ierry Didyoung, Iohn Gallop, Iirn Campana, Lud zur Neiden, George Iurosky, Ioe Homyak, lim Mulligan, Iohn Renihan, Torn Mc- Hugh, Ioe Mulcahy, Tony Denicole, Ioe McKeon. maid! BASEBALL SCHEDULE Lebanon Valley . LaSalle College . Drexel Inst. Tech. P. M. Rider College . . . Temple University Drexel Inst. Tech. Temple University Albright College LaSalle College . West Chester Teachers. . . . . . . , West Chester Teachers. . . . . . . . St. Ioseph's Opponents College 8 l 10 5 4 8 7 3 8 4 8 5 12 5 3 2 Z 3 6 4 10 U 4 l Despite a season's record ot two wins and ten defeats, the baseball team showed the iight- ing spirit which is a part of all the St. loe College teams. A poor defense and a lack of clutch hitting handicapped the team from the start Of the season and thus was responsible for their poor record. Coach 1'Pep Young was well pleased with the line performance of Captain, loe HomYCfkf the teams only senior. Ioe thrilled the Hawk fans with his brilliant plays at shortstoP cmd also led the team in hitting. To Captain Ioe Homyak and the two senior managers Lud zur Nieden and loe MulcahYf we the seniors ot St. Ioseph's College give thanks for a job well done. he -eff V ' - ,f:,,t' Y' f 5.7! ' .' V 'g 4, ,ft - ,: ' 3,7 if . .WY ff , .,,, 24 ery. GW lf , I V . , eg , nf A V QW Senior and Captain Ioe Homyak swats a long one ws H 'Ml S ff iw-M, A W inn-nv. ,, Managers Ioe Mulcahy and Lud zur Neiden contemplate outcome of game WML, : 1 , , . 7 A I .fgzv L ' -, 1 . '. .. 'rj 'ji' - up-nt. V: rv 1 -Q .1- A RQ -Q '3 ,MY if ,,- 'Q 4 , D . L in ' , A fx.. 5 ' 3 ef'7 ' X ,w - V , 4 .. 'Xg.-- X7 Ql' I C. 1 0 --:Nu ,,,.,,,- ,. , . w Y t ' v '-ww - - X, es, .U + 3 ssl., ,. , r 4, f f At. , k.,.w ' f . 4 , -'Q f- ' '- vi W4 'WA , Ioe collects his run. Ierry Didyoung connects tor a single against Drexel. 9 el...-I Intramural Czar Tom Ted ' h k th d ' I-Egvgfigefac S e recor S m Senior intramural basketball team Clarks Clucks get in quick picture before second half of final game. Baldassarre carries the ball as Bond and Ker- Long Iohn Fitzpatrick's fabulous reach win run interference. makes his opponents easy pickings on the mp. Bob Pettit gives intramural Trophy to Vahe Melconian as Ioe Walsh looks on. ,aft wi ff-ff-v IN K7 Tony Papaneri watches tor Don Swanicks pitch during cham- , A. l,p1fii,4,Q,l,, pionship softball game. fu 856 The Winners ot the champion- ship game, The Seniors. Another strike by Don Swanick as lim Clark Wait-s behind the plate. Tom Gardner gets the opening tap-off for the Senior Big BOYS. l 1 , ,, , S , v-'jf The Senior Portraits cmd Activities, The Senior C1333 Officers, The History ot the Class of 1953, The Com- rnencement Exercises ot The Closs of 1953. at Q fwlldl 956411 GMI 62 , 1 1 a 3 1 ,ir . 1 1 w 'Q 1. f' N - x 63 w MARTIN F . ADAMS R.D. No. 1 Bethlehem, Pa. S 5 Bethlehem Catholic High School D ' Bachelor of Science in ' ' Political Science Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Harvester Club 2, 4, Cap ci Bells 4, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, Intramurals l, 2, 4, Greato- nian 4. WILLIAM I. ADAMS 1654 Harrison Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration mr ' ' , .. , 'ff , 'TQ JW .f QM. X Q AW... ,' -Q ' 7 WVU 1 H 1 64 ' ' l 1 lhlilfglii I ' wif V FRANCIS I. BALDASSARRE 1607 South Iuniper Street Philadelphia 48, Pa. Southeast Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Political Science Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Minstrel. IOHN H. BARRY The Bala Golf Club 50th and Woodbine Avenue Philadelphia 31, Pa. Saint Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, Society for the Ad- vancement ot Management 2, 3 Vice-President 4. MITCHELL E. BATOI-'F 2133 Delancey Place Philadelphia 3, Pa. West Philadelphia High School Bachelor ot Science in Biology Shaffrey Biology Society 2, 3, 4, 1 Iunior Prom Committee, American Bed Cross Chapter: Secretary 4, Sailing Association 4. DANIEL I. BEGLEY 6125 Columbia Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Accounting H- . Harvester Club 1, 2, Dance Commit- ' tee lg Sodality 1, 3, 4, Philosophical Academy 4, St. Brendan Society 4. 111. .l fvf 'F'T ' ' 'S 1 V 1. , cf-2 - ' - I .. E?'aNtvi,:-1 .. ' . v - 1hif'f-fl 15,1 ' . - 1-rtr:'i..fm ' , f their :Q ' x f . I ix PST , 'P , ,.., ,. 1, , . !ifw2.f'l.-,gf - T kim , 1 -A , ' - ' ' I 't . ' ' ' 1',7.'5i' -,AETQZUI 1 , VV 4 gil. 'Q , -y g . W4 ',',i: TV, ' -A ,, Wm , , if f lr I I , , 1 .V I .. , . VZ- , J is, .L . V, . , etQ l l f IOHN A. BILLI HARRY I. I. BELLWOAR. III WALTER M. BIIIETER 2683 Ammingo Avenue 715 Oremond Avenue 61.04 Nassfll-131OgG Philadelphia 25, Pa. Drexel Hill, Pa. Ph11QdeIf?h1aHi Ih Sehool Northeast Catholic High School St. lose-IOh's Preparatory School St. Thomas I ore i gps Chology Bachelor of Science in Economics Bachelor of Science in Bachelor ofSc1encefn1 53 Sodcdity 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3' 4 Political Science Sodahty 15I1'1fI'CII'1'11.1I'CIS I I ' Economic Seminar 3, 4, Sailing Association SecretarY 31 Vice-Commodore 4, Intramurals l. 21 3. -'if Q-'lvllvlh I . . 'X' Bl ll 1 x. f ' fffx s- it ' if i 212 Poplar Avenue 2 ' f f' - lr ' Y Wayne' PG- T D' 4 I I 1' I s I I St. h s Preparatory Schoo A Bachiglresf Arts in Political Science r if - Baseball 2, 3: 'Q 1 ? A 5 , 'af EE Intramurals 1, 2. gl 41 G Gray 2. . 1 E Gregorian Choir 3. 4- -2. - . ' . HN. JOHN T. BOND Y sloo North lsih Street A I i H Philadelphia 41, Pa. ' Roman Catholic High School WW Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Es Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 IAMES E. BOYLE EDWARD J. BRASSELL DANIEL I- BROGAN 7133 Bryan Street 712 Wynnewood Road 1649 N- 59111 Sffeef Philadelphia 19, Pa. Philadelphia sl, Pa. Philadelphia 31, Pa. Roman Catholic High School West Phila. Catholic High School St. Thomas More High 5011001 Bachelor of Science in Accounting Bachelor of Arts in Economics Bachelor of Science in ChemistrY St. Brendan Society 2, 3, 4, Sodality Sodality 4, Economic 'Seminar 3, 4. Student Affiliate of The American 1, 3, 4, St. Iohn Berchman's Society Che1TliCCf1 Society 1, 2, 31 SGCPGKYTY' 4. Treasurer 4, Crimson di Gray Staff 1: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE 1- BROWN 1 4231 Romain Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. - Northeast Catholic High School A Bachelor of Sciense in . Business Administration Photography Club 4, St. Brendan 1 Society 4, Society tor the Advance- ment of Management 4. IOSEPH K. BROWN 7017 Penarth Avenue by Upper Darby, Pa. West Phila. -Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration SOCie1Y for the Advancement of Management 3, President 4, Student Council 4. We 'T is sf BY E -fair? ROBERT C. BROWN ANTHONY R. BYRNE ROBERT W. CAMERON 60 Foster Avenue 167 East Walnut Lane 270 West Wingohocking Street Sharon Hill, Pa. Philadelphia 44, Pa. Philadelphia 40, Pa. Sharon Hill High School Northeast Chtholic High School Northeast Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in English Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science in Accounting Sodality 2, Iunior Minstrel, lntra- Business Administration Sodality 1, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross murals 1, 2. Cap :Sf Bells 1, Student Council 3, Country 1, 2, 3, Society for the Ad- History Club 2, 3, Society tor the vancement of Management 4, Intra- Advancement of Management 3, 4, murals 1, 2, 3, Photography Club 2, St. Brendan Society President 2, 3, 3, Secretary 4. Treasurer 4, Belloc International Re- lations Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4. FRANCIS A. CAPPONI 4712 Ashburner Street St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor ot Arts in English Sodality 2, 3, 4, History Club 2, 3. Philadelphia 36, Pa. Sp 5 i SANTO 1 CARDAMONE 405 E Phil Ellena Street Philadelphia Pa. S b 5 Ioseph s Preparatory School Bachelor of Arts in Biology Biology Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 3 Dance Committees 1, 3. IAMES R. CAVANAUGH 1336 Harrison Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. Northeast Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, St. Brendan So- ciety Secretary 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Cap ci Bells 1, 2, 3, Hawk l, 2, Alpha Sigma Nu, Iunior Prom Committee, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 4. VICTORI CERASI 5124 Master Street Philadelphia 31 Pa. St Thoma More High School Bachelor of Science in Accounting THOMAS I. CEREMSAK 409 Cuyler Avenue Trenton 9, N. I. Trenton Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Psychology Track l, 2, Cap 6. Bells 4, Psychology Seminar 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, Dol-loe Committees l, 2, 3, Iunior Week Committee, Iunior Minstrel, Who's Who 4. -. , 1. l. 1 ..s,...:'f.:. . . ,. ,,,, . 4 pf 1-w,f5':1, 1 r '-f-......, IAMES I. CLARK, IR. IAMES I. CLEARY ROBERT L. COLLIER 700 Argyle Roold 143 W. Lippincott Street 115 Elmwood Avenue Wynnewood, Pol, Philadelphia, Pa. -Narberth, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Northeast Catholic High School St. Thomas More High School Bachelor of Solenoe in Bachelor of Science in Psychology BCfCl'19lOI' Of SCier1Ce in Pgljjigql Science Intramurals 3, 4, Secretary of Psy- Business Administration Sodality 1, 2, 3, Freshmqn Bqgket- chology Club 4, Red Cross Society. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, St. Brendan So- bull, Class Secretary 2, Student Council 2, 4, lunior Minstrel, Iunior Week Committee, Booster Club 3, Greatonian Editor-in-Chief, Vigil- gnlre Committee, Dance Committees X LLL! THOMAS G. COLWELL 3439 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Accounting Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Photo- graphy Club 4, Philosophical Aca- demy 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ciety 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, History Club 2, 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. 5-. ,. is MILTON M. CONNELL 337 Cherry l-C1119 Havertown, Pa. . St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor ot Arts in Biology Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club .l, 3, 4: Cap 5, Bells 1, 4, Class President 1: Alpha Sigmq Nu President. 4, Horatian Actus 3: Student Council 1, 4, Biology ciub 3, 4, Dance Com' mitties l, 2: Wh0'S Who 4' Netra: Ali - FRANCIS P. CONNCRS IOHN I. COSTELLO ROBERT W COSTIGAN 221 E. 24th Street 1723 W. Venango Street 142 W SY1VC1f11Cf Street chester, PQ. Philadelphia PQ Philadelphwf PG St. Iarnes High School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School St Ioseph s Preparatory SCTIOOI Bachelor ol Science in Bachelor of Science in BCICTIGIOI' Of SCIGUCG m Political Science Electronic Physics PO11l1CC11 501911-Ce Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, Sodality l, 2, Sigma P1 Sigma 2 3 St Brendan Society 2 3 4 2, 3, 4: lunior Ministrel, Secretary-Treasurer 4 Prom Com N m mittees 1, 2, 3. FRANCIS R. COYNE 209 South 49th Street Philadelphia 39, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor ot Science in Political Science Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Hawk Staff lg Dance Commit- tees l, 2, 45 Student Council Class Representative 4, Iunior Minstrelg Inter Class Play 3. RICHARD N. CZERWINSKI 2866 Orthodox Street Philadelphia 37, PQ. 5 ST- lOSeIDh'S Preparatory School I g Bachelor of Arts in Psychology HUYGS History Society Vice-Presi- dent 2. ff. ,g t it IAMES A. DeFRANCESCO CHARLES W. DELANEY IOHN I. DELANEY. IR. 2129 McKean Street 6536 Paschall Avenue 102 E. Avon Road Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia 42, Pa. Chester, Pa. South Philadelphia High School West Phila. Catholic High School St. Iames High School Bachelor of Science in Accounting Bachelor oi Science in Bachelor of Science in Sodality lg Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Business Administration A Business Administration Sodality l, 2, Dance Committees 2, Basketball lp Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 3, St. Brendan Society 2. Iunior Minstrel, Intramural Council IAMES S. DESMOND l Bala Avenue A Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. St. Thomas More High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, IOSEPH M. DeVIVO 4144 Lancaster Avenue 0 Philadelphia 4, Pa. 53 Central High School Bachelor of Science in Biology , Sodqlity l, Shaiirey Biology Society X eg,-2 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 2. 3- f S 1 .. -i?5Flg?3 1 r.-wfygawi , t E '75 'U' iff 'wr-1-v' M! A 4 'H 1 2' 4 . PAUL I. DiBLASI FILINDO P. DiGIACOBBE ' ALBERT I. DiGIACOMO 2402 South 21st Street 827 Atwood Road 1500 East Passyunk Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School St. Thomas More High School St. Ioseph's Preparatory SchOOl Bachelor of Arts in Biology Bachelor of Arts in Biology Bachelor of Arts in English Iunior Minstrel, Shaffrey Biology Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, St. Iohn Berch- Intramurals l, 2, Iunior Minstrel. Society 4. mans Society 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Alpha Sigma Nu, Horatian Actus 3, Philosophical Academy 4. ALPHONSE I. DiGIOVANNI 717 East Haines Street Philadelphia, Pa. Central High School Bachelor of Science in Biology lunior Prom Committee, Intramurals , :jf - - 1 . . Q 72 -A .4 V 1 ' X S i...,.,l-,..l,.. ' 1. 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 4. 41 LA YS A, , . 1 , if DOMINIC A. DiLAURENZIO 721 Fulton Street Philadelphia, Pa. , Southeast Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Political Science 4 2 AUSTIN P. DILWORTH RALPH M. DiMONDO 3009 Park Avenue 1028 Dickinson Street I Lafayette Hill, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Springfield Township High 'School South Philadelphia High School Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science in Political Science Political Science Villiger Debating Society 1, 2, 3, Sodality 1, 4. President 4: Sodality 3, Student Council 2, 4, Hawk 4, Iunior Week Committee, Who's Who. IOHN P DOOGAN X rn 6145 Oxford Street X M St Iosephs Preparatory School 5 . ,5- ...V - g . 'x'1f y ug 7 P p . ' ,' HV, 1 - ' i gf , 4 , ,Q 5.3 , , 3- K , . ,K A i - . - .',, , A ' 4 1 H .' ' .' ,1' .- , .' RAYMOND R. DiPRIMIO 2123 South 15th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Southeast Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Biology Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Vigilance Committee. Q Philadelphia, Pa Bachelor of Science in Accounting Soclality 1, 2, 3, 4: Sf- lohn Befch' ' man Society 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 N .iii THOMAS A. DORIS, IR. 6148 Columbia Avenue Philadelphia, PG- wesi Phila. Catholic High School Bachelor ol Science in BiolOgY sodalny 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, .4i.I1'1' tramurals 3, 4, Sailing Association 3, 4, Track lg Band 3, Cross Country l . BBQ J LEO F. DOYLE LAURENCE G. ESMONDE ROBERT C. FENOL 227 Sanford Road 6234 Ieiterson Street 610 Smiley Avenue Upper Darby, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. West Phile. CCIfhOliC High SCYIOOI St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bethlehem Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Bachelor oi Science in English Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Political Science Ca G Bells l 2 3' 4 Philosophical Academy 3, 4: HOIYGS p , , , ,Glee Club lp Sodality 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Dance Intramurals 1, 2, Hawk 4, Committees l, 2, 3, 4. Representative 4, Iunior Minstral, IOHN T. P. FINNEGAN 456 Flamingo Street Philadelphia, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Political Science V Golf 2, 3, Captain 4, Iunior Minstrel, Boosters 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, History Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3: Sailing Association 3, International Relations Club 3, Student Council 3: Gregorian Choir 3, 4. f, .f i, JOHN F. FIT ZPATRICK 5451 Kingsessing Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. West Phila. Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Business Administration SOdCf1i'fY 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, St. Brendan Society 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 2, Society for the Advancement ot Management 3, 4, HCIYGS History 3, 4: Class Secretary 3, Varsity Track l, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, , IOHN M. FUCHS 252 Churchill Avenue Trenton, N. I. Trenton Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Accounting Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Vive-President 4, Iunior Week Committee. -...-. In F. THOMAS GALLOWAY 37 Marlborough Road Upper Darby, Pa. St. Ioseph's Seraphic Seminary Bachelor ot Science in Psychology Psychology Seminar 3, 4, Glee Club 1: Iunior Week Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Radio Club 3, Sail- ing Association 4. ,1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS P. GARDNER IR 215 New Broadway Brooklawn, N. I. Gloucester Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Business Administration Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD T. GARRITY 4829 Walton Avenue 5 Philadelphia, Pa. West Phila. Catholic High School fi 'bii Bachelor ot Science in Business Administration Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Minstrel, sys IOSEPH F. GROCH 3060 Tulip Street Philadelphia, Pa. Northeast Catholic High SchOO1 Bachelor ol Science in Economics Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Represen- tative l, Student Affiliate American Chemical Society: Representative 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2: ECOI'1OmiC' Seminar 3, 4. .9525 I W ' Y x :GJ l Sd' '-,, N .2 ', 49 IOSEPH E. HAENN, IR. College Avenue and Tunbridge Rd. Haverford, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Maryknoll Seminary tx, lt ' f A. - IAMES M. GROSSE 2620 Gerritt Street Philadelphia, Pa. HENRY I. HAGAN 5638 Larchwood Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pa. Southeast Catholic High School West Phila. Catholic High School Bachelor ol Arts in Psychology Sodality 3, 4, Hawk 2, Business Manager 3, 4, Greatonian Business Manager, Sailing Association 3, Harvester Club 3, 4, Hawkbrother Administrator 4, Interclass Play 3, Student Council 3, 4, Centennial Committee, Photography Club 4, Iunior Week Committee, Who's Who. Ronlznr I. HARRIS, m. 127 Hollywood Avenue Cvoltview Park, Pennsgrove, N. I. St. Iames High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bachelor ot Science in Accounting Track l, Class Representative 1, In- tramurals 2, 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Chairman 4, Iunior Week Com- mittee, Glee Club 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. 7331? 'zf' , .gsx..': If fi Society for the Advancement ot Man- agement 4, Philosophical Academy 4, Dance Committee Co-Chairman 3, Iunior Week Committee. Bachelor ot Science in Accounting Sodality 1, 3, 4, Society for the Ad- vancement of Management 3, 4: Sf- Iohn Berchmans Society 4: Dance Committee 3, Philosophical Academy 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography 2, 3, President 4. if ?, Liza-auuxxnm J 4 I l RICHARD S. GERST 536 Nassau Avenue Paulslooro, N, I, Camden Qtholic High School Bachelor of Arts in English Glee Club 4: Photography Club 3, 4: Gregorian Choir 3, 4, lunior One Act Play. EDWARD W. GILHOOL AMEDEO P. GIORGI EUGENE M. GLAVIN 352 Clwyd Road , 2513 W. Allegheny Avenue 2030 South 61st Street Cynwyd, Pa. Philadelphia 32, Pa. Philadelphia 42 Pa St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Roman Catholic High School West Phila. Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Sodality 1, 3, Iunior Minstrel, Intra- Business Administration Intramurals 1, 2,'3, 4, Dance Com- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. mitfees 2. 3, Vigilante Committee, lunior Week Committee. CHARLES A. GOGLIA. IR. 2858 N. Marston Street Bachelor of Science in Political Science Sodality 1, Hawk Staff 1, 2, Layout Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Dance Philadelphia 32, Pa. Q V I St. Ioseph's Preparatory School K Committees l, 2, 3, lnterclass Play 1, 2, Iunior Week, Greatonian Layout Editor, Vigilance Committee 2, Who's Who. WILLIAM W. HAURY W M 7824 Penrose Avenue X Elkins Park, PQ. , ,Q A M Central High School mx' F977 Bachelor of Science in Accounting - , E. . Q 2, EDWARD R. HEALEY WILLIAM I. HETTEL. IR. IAMES F. HIGGINS White Horse Pike 3445 N. Orianna Street 324 Stevens Street Atco, N. I. Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia ll, Pa. Camden Catholic High School Northeast Catholic High School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School 'Bachelor ol Science in Psychology Bachelor of Science in Accounting Bfachelor of Science in Accounting St. Brendan Society 3, 4, lnterna- Cross-Country 1, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, St. Iohn Berch- tional Relations Council 3g Psycho- Photography Club 4. mans Society 4, St. Brendan Society logy Club 3, 4. 25 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. !L'f':1!T1 '-- :-A - I . , in 1 A! ' V L' ' ROBERT E. HOLMAN 1007 Hyatt Street Chester, Pa. St. Iames High School Bachelor of Arts in English Sodality lg Iunior Minstrel. rg, z if 5' ul as ' I A f?nu-gm. Q4 r , V' , fy! V vlll ,V if IOSEPHI HOMYAK 496 S Poplar Street Hazleton Pa Hazleton Senior High Schccl Bachelor of Science in Accounting Sodslity 8 4- Basketball 1- Baseball 2 3 4- Intramuralsl 2 3 4 LA 0.,-4U I ov ,, 1 '- ', ' j fQ'3 . lv .. Q4 .- ' ,A x ,Ty , fe- Up e 7 '. X 1 ls W-',.' 5 V lx 4. . - -s .5 A iff' 3 ,W ,f . -Y ' I ' ff'- IOSEPH B. HOWE RALPH A. IMPEBIALE ALBERT E. IANKE 64 Springton Road I8 North Georgia Avenue 2451 Geneva Avenue Upper Darby, Pa. ' Atlantic City, N. I. Glenside, Pa. West Phila. Catholic High School Atlantic City High School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Bachelor ot Science in Biology Bachelor of Science in Electronic Physics Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, Political Science Sodality l, 2, 3, Sigma Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, Vice President 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3: Student Affiliate American Chemical Society 1, Student Council 4: Prom Committees l, 2, 3. Cap CS Bells l, 2, President 3, 4, Hawk Staff 3, 4, Intramurals l, Dance Com- mittee l, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Minstrel, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Centennial Com- mittee, Interclass Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who. PAUL B. IENNINGS 317 Ivy Reek Lane, Westgate 1-hue y 5 Havertown, Pa. Ocean City High School Bachelor of Science in Accounting- ,1 v lt 'tr F' WILLIAM R. IOHNSON 520 Prescott Road Merion Station, Pa. Malvern Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Economics Sy 53 Sodality 3, 4: Class Vice-President 4: Hawk Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4. Circulation Manager 3, Lay-out Edi- tor 4: Photography Club, Founder, President l, 2, 3, Business Manager 4: Cap 6: Bells 4: Biology Club 2: Affiliate of the American Chemical Society l, 2: Crimson 6: Gray l, 2: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: lunior Week Com- mittee: Greatonian l, 2, 3, Photo- graphy Editor 4: Who's Who: Eco- nomic Seminar 3, 4. ' VV v , , , -.,...,5,,.'-ff - -- - - .- r f- - v ' FY- r 'Q' '. 4 RICHARD W. IORDAN ROBERT F. KANE WILLIAM F. KEATING 144 Woodland Avenue 1357 Arbordale Road 39 Owen Avenue Lansdowne, Pa. Overbrook Hills, Pa. Lansdowne, Pa. Lansdowne High SChOO1 St. Ioseph's Preparatory School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of SCier1Ce in Accounting Bachelor ot Science in Accounting Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: lntrCIrr1urC11S 1, 2, 3, Hawk Staff 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Villiger Debating Society 2, 3, 4: 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: SOdCIlitY l: 2: Philosophical Academy 4: Dance Sodality 1, 2: Dance Committees l 3, 4: Dance Committees l, 2, 3. Committee 4. 2, 3: Iunior Minstrel. WALLACE I. KEMPCZYNSKI 4655 Tacony Street Philadelphia 37, Pa. Northeast Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Sodality l, 2, Treasurer 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Society for the Advance- ':f 1 ment ot Management 3, 4: Photo- graphy Club 4: Greatonian Statt. - i 1 'H PAUL F. ERIN 74 Mermont Circle DCtI'lDy, PQ, Edgewood High School Madison, Wisconsin Bachelor of Science ' A ' Baseball 3. In ccoummg KENNETH F. KERSTETTER 262 Maplewood Drive Pottstown, Pa. Mt. Carmel High School Mt. Carmel, Pa. Bachelor of Science in Psychology Glee Club 3, 4. Y FJ. I 931 THOMAS E. KERWIN, III 628 Clymer Lane Ridley Park, Pa. St. Iames High School Bachelor of Science in Accounting lunior Week Committee, Iunior Prom, Student Council 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Czar 4, Basketball 1, Who's Who. IAMES M. LARKIN 5446 Osage Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pa. West Phila. Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Sodality 3, 4, Society for the Ad- vancement of Management 3: St. Brendan Society 2, 3: Intramurals l EDWARD K. LcrGASSE 1434 N. Blst Street Philadelphia, Pa. Overbrook High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Golf 2, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 2. IAMES I- LF-W1-E55 Q F N 303.E.31:gz1z,Ssgfei ' Bridgeport High School QW? Bachelor of Science in Psychology -' Villiger Debating Society 1: DCIHCS E 4' Committees 3, 45 Psychology Semi- nar 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2. 35 L' I A 1 , tk -. NICHOLAS A. LEONE 1251 Decatur Street Camden 4, N. I. Camden Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Sociology Bqchelcr cf Science in Sociology Club 3, 45 Intramurals 2, Pclificcl Science 3. 1 x , JAMES A. LYONS, IR. 4604 Primrose Road Philadelphia 14, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School FRANK I. MARSHALL 411 S. Clden Avenue Trenton 9, N. I. Trenton Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Biology Student Affiliate ot the American Chemical Society 15 Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 1, 2, 35 Cross Country 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3. lf :It l.' Ari GSK' RICHARD E. MctcELDERRY 400 W. Poplar Avenue Wildwood, N. I. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 History Club 1, 2, Hawk Staff 25 Intramurals 1, 2. ,f 1 1 -. Q if e , f X5 11 ff 4 J, Q an '-hifi! 5.2 Tw, 1 , .1 ' ' ,'?, ' I ' - ' M- If 1 Y r rg V . IV., V 13 ' ' Leader l, 2, 3, IOSEPH P. MARTIN 249 South Farragut Street Philadelphia 39, Pa. West Phila. Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Electronic Physics SOdQ1i'fY 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Sigma Nu Vice-President! Cross Country l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, cheer ALBERT L. MASLAR 446, Bingham Street Reading, Pa. Reading Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Accounting Sodcflity 1, 2, 3, student Council 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Harvester Club 2, Chairman 3, 4, History Club 3, Photography Club 3, 4. RICHARD I. MATTHEWS Gardenville Bucks County, Pa. Georgetown Preparatory School Garrett Park, Md. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Sailing Association Founder, Com- modore 3, Commodore 4, Society for the Advancement ot Management 3, 4, Cap ci Bells 2. if 1 IOHN P. MCBRIDE l02 North Fairview Avenue Highland Park, Upper Darby, Pa. West Phila. Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration is y GEORGE D. MCCARTEN Wading River, N. I. S 55 Egg Harbor High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration S S S Society for the Advancement of Man- i qgement 3, 4, St. Brendan Society 3 y 3 3, 4, PhotographY Club 4- .1 , f st FRANCIS P. MCCAULEY 3225 Magee Avenue Phiiqdeiphiq 24, PQ. 5 Sf, IQseph's Preparatory School y Bachelor of Science in Political Science Intramurals 2, 3, 4: ll-1f1i0f Prom Com' mittee. ry X5 ROBERT S. McDOWELL 833 Bay Avenue EDWIN M. MCKEON 219 Church Rd. BERNARD I. MCELVENNY 7312 N. 20th Street Somers Point, N. I. Philadelphia, Pa. Ardmore, Pa. Ccean City High School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School St. loseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Accounting Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Bachelor of Science in Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Sodality l, 2, 3. Business Administration -1 Golf l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Society tor the Advancement 3, 4 Booster 4j Dance Committees l, 2 IOSEPH I. MCLAUGHLIN 6026 Oxford Street Philadelphia, Pa. if St. Thomas More High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Track l, 2, 3, Captain 4g Intramurals l, 2, 3. RICHARD T. MCPOYLE 4504 Locust Street Philadelphia, Pa. Overbrook High School Bachelor of Science in Economics Class Secretary 1, Dance Commit. tees 1, 2, Sodality 1, 3. MARTIN I. MEADE 51 Penn Boulevard East Lansdowne, Pa. Wes, Catholic High School A Bachelor of Science in Phychology SOdUli'fY 1, 2, 3, 4, St. lohn Berch- man Society 3, 4, Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Affiliate ot the American Chemical Society 1, Glee Club 3, Vllliger -Debating Society 3, Alpha Slgmcf Nl-1: Psychology Seminar 4, CIUSS Vice-President 3, lunior Week Chmfmqfli Student Council 2, 3, 4, Centennial Committee, Student Body Pfesldenf 4, Whos Who. DANIEL T. MCWILLIAMS DIVO A MESSORI 6382 Ditman Street 8035 Roanoke Street Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia 18 Pa Northeast Catholic High School St Iosephs Preparatory School Bachelor of Arts in Bachelor of Science in Biology Political Science Sodality l 2 3 Biology Club 2 3 Alpha Sigma Nu, Villiger Debating Pres1dent4 Society 1, 2, 3, 4, History Club 3 St. Brendan Society Vice-President 3. KARL L. MEYER ,217 East 24th Street North Wildwood, N. I. St. loseph's, Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Biology Hawk Staff 1, Cheerleader 1, lntra murals 2, Iunior Week, lunior Prom Sodality 1, 2, 3: Biology Club 2, 3 4. If f M VW WILLIAM F MINDER IOHN B MORRISSEY LEWIS L MOYER. IR 3918 Manayunk Avenue 223 N 8th Street 4116 Taylor Avenue Ph1ladelph1a Pa Camden N I Drexel H111 Pa. St Iohn the Baptxst H1gh School St Iosephs Preparatory School Bethlehem Technlcal High School Bachelor of Scrence 1n Cheml try Bachelor of Scrence 1n Accountlng Bachelor of SCISHCS in Brology Sodahty 1 2 3 4 St Iohn Berch Hawk Stafll Blology Club 2 3 4 Iumor Prom man SOC1elY 2 3 4 Student Afhhate Intramurals 1 Red Cn-,Ss Club 3 , 75 , f y ,J W, 1 wxffwf fr y? 5,1 M52 fz,i0'v ff yfrff 225203 1 fy ffm s ,Liv fi-if 64 7 ff' W , I , 1 MICHAEL 1- MULLANY, IR. 5728 Cedar Avenue Philadelphia 43, PQ, West Phila. Catholic High Schogl Bachelor of Science in Economics Dance Committees 2, 35 Iunior Week Committee5 Economics Seminar 3, 4, IOSEPH F. MURPHY 33 Narbrook Park Narberth, Pa. Lower Merion High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Society for the Advancement of lgllanagement 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, , 4. CHARLES E. MUSKETT 1634 N. 61st Street Philadelphia, Pa. , Overbrook High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration ' IOSEPH M. NARDL IR. 935 Market Street Camden 2, N. I. Camden Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Political Science Sodality 1, 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 St. Iohn Berchman's 35 Interna- tional Relations Club 2, 3, 45 Hayes History Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Class President 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Week Cornmittee5 Greatonian. ROBERT A. NQLEN. IR. 1013 E. Price Street Philadelphia 38, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor ot Science in Business Administration St. Brendan's Society 35 Dance Corn- mittees 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. . '-112' E' '711' a l 1-,!f,,'? ' .1 his A .Aff - .' .. .2 Af, . L. . ,tif Y ' - WILLIAM I. O'CONNELL FRANCIS E. O'ROURKE 2138 Franklin Avenue 222 Copley Road Morton, Pa. Upper Darby, Pa. St. Iames High School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Economics Bachelor of Science in Accounting Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Prom Sodality 1, Hawk l, Baseball 3, 4, ' new WILLIAM C. OBERT-THORN 1843 South 22nd Street Southeast Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Psychology St. Iohn Berchman's Society 4, Phy- chology Seminar 4, Dance Commit- tee 3. , ,Q sys GERALD I- O'TOLLE 3236 North 26th Street Philadelphia, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Committee 3, Iunior Minstrel, Intra- Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. murals 1, 2, 4, Economics Seminar 3, 4. Sodality l, 2, 3, Class President 3, St. Brendan Society 2, 3, Hayes His- tory Club 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Student Council 2, 4, Dance Committees 2, 3. ,,,....,.,,.,..-x,...,,f...,Q,. -:...f.- -L ..-T ..f,.-, ,,. . FREDERICK W. PAIRENT 1813 S. Taylor Street Philadelphia 45, Pa. Southeast Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society l, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. ANTHONY I. PAPANERI 5231 Master Street Philadelphia, Pa. Overbrook High School Bachelor ot Science in Accounting Sodality 3, Vice-President 4, Alpho Sigma Nu, Secretary-Treasurer, Bos- b ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Intra- j murals 11 21 3, 4: Hawk Brothers I I Committee, Who's Whgl I l l 1 -3' liilnur 'VU ROBERT I. PETTIT THADDEUS A. PIANKA PASQUALE PILLA 5626 Crowson Street 4639 Tacony Street 715 Clymer Street Philadelphia 44, Pa, Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa St. Thomas More High School Northeast Catholic High School Salesian High School Bachelor of Science in Bachelor ot Science in English Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Polififrfl 3CiGI1C9 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Track Prom Committee 3, Junior Minstrel Council 2, 4, Ccpchairmcm 31 4: Vigilante Committee. Plwfography cmb 3. Y 1 V CLIFFORD T PIONTKOWSKI gy , Camden 3 N l WW Bachelor of Science in Accounting ffl Hershey Industrial High School 49 ' W . fii ff?9W :QTM4 1 ,, rg xi 1---'J . . ' ffffq ,e.5 9. N 1 1 u Sodality l 3 Class Vice President 1' 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4- iriisri ' 151511. f?i,!? -39' Y X 1.1 1167 Kenwood Avenue iff Q1 6 j 9 A M ' ' ' - 'fit .vb 1-Y, E ' 1 I: . I . - , E I I IOSEPH V. PIOTROWSKI 2352 Buckius Street Philadelphia, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration .1 Am yt f . ta:s 5 2143453 ,g,5'Q I--2-1 H.: 'pi-' it diff' il 'l V J r 5' 5 IAMES I PRENDERGAST IOSEPH S. PROFETA DOMINICK I QUINN 5837 Belmar Street 7745 Parkview Road 555 N 23rd Street Philadelphia Pa Highland Park Pa Phlladelphla Pa St Thomas More High School Central High School Roman Cathol1c H1gh School Bachelor of Science in Economics Bachelor of Science 1n Biology Bachelor of Science 1n Sodahty l 2 4 Intramurals 2, 31 Red Cross 3, 4, Iunior Week Com Political Science Economics Seminar 3 4 mittee, Prom Committee 3 Shaftrey Sodahty 4 Biology Club 2, 3, 4. EDWARD H. RAHO 6344 Montgomery Avenue Philadelphia 31, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Accounting Sodality l, 2. l Q IOHN H. REED 6959 Forrest Avenue Philadelphia, Pg, Central High School Bachelor ot Science in Business Administration THOMAS F REILLY II FRANCIS A. ROACH GEORGE S ROHALL 5 Bryn Mawr Avenue 807 Rader Avenue 936 North 5th Street Bala Cynwyd Pa Yeadon, Pa. Philadelphia 23 Pa Lower Merion Senior High School St Ioseph s Preparatory School St Ioseph s Preparatory School Bachelor of Science ln Bachelor ot Science in English Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Glee Club 1 25 Cap 61 Bells 2, 3, Political Science Intramurals l 2 3 4 Iunior Week Vice President 45 Who's Who. Cap 6: Bells 2 3 Prom Committee GEORGE F. ROMASCO 1651 Butler Pike Conshohocken, Pa St. MattheW's High School 55 Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Sodality l, 2, 35 Chairman Vigilante Committee5 Villiger Debating So ciety 2, 35 Harvester Club 3 4 Prom Committees l, 2, 3. if --gi A 1' in 1 4 'Panic ,Q 4 if ,K hut E' L, iq. . f , tx K ,ni 4 Q 4 . . 4 T- XP . 'M A ill? I. ORRIS WILLIAM SAUNDERS 1700 Broadway Camden, N. I. Camden Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Biology Sailing Association 4, Shattrey Bi- ology Club 3, 4. ARNOLD I. ROSENZWEIG 5355 Montgomery Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Overbrook High School Bachelor ol Science in Biology Shaifrey Biology Society 2, 3, 4, Red Q5 Cross 3, 4, Intramurals l, Prom Com- f , , W 'W 'xy ,139 . . A- 1:9 r ,5.Zw'.s4fs A. fi Q 4 ' 1 1 FRANCIS T. SARAMA 4474 Silverwood Street Philadelphia 27, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Biology Sodality l, 2, 3, Band 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Shaitrey Biology Club 2, 3, Red Cross 3, 4, Iunior Week Com mittee, Dance Committees 2, 3. mittee 3, Iunior Week Committee. . , . 1 5 I I IOSEPH F. SABOL 56 Elizabeth Avenue I Trenton, N. I. Trenton Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Psychology Sodality l, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 3: Student Affiliate American Chemical Society l, One-Act Play Contest 31 Cap 6. Bells 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Psychology Seminar President 4, Prom Committees l, 3. Chairman 2, Iunior Week Commit- tee, Villiger Debating Society 3: IH' ternational Relations Club 3, Who'S Who. IEAN M. SCHARR 747 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. West Phila. Catholic High School ' Bachelor of Science in XJ Business Administration 'W' if lunior Prom Committee, Intramurals --tl' 2, 3, Society for Advancement ot I AA Management 3. 1 ' I , ROBERT I. SCHWARTZ Springfield Pa St. Iames High School Bachelor of Science in Psychology Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 47, Track 1, 2 3, 4: SOC1Glity 3, Secretary 45 Varsity Club 4, Iunior Prom Committee, In- tramurals 3, 4. 500 Glendale Circle 'Z' Sf V its . FRED G. SCHWING ARTHUR M. SEGRAVE-DALY, IR. ADELMO L. SERENI 170 Iersey Street 110 Simpson Road 5122 Larchwood Avenue Trenton, N. I. Ardmore, Pa. Philadelphia ,Pa Trenton Catholic High School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor ol Arts in Biology Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Bachelor of Science in Sodality l, 2, 4, President 3, Biology Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior' Week Business Administration Club 2, 3, 4: Hayes History Club 2, Committee, Prom Committees 2, 3. Sodality l, 2, Intramurals l 2 3 Treasurer 3: Bed Cross Chapter 3, f PFOIT1 C0T1'1mi'ff99 2- Vice-President 4. X NM ROBERT- F. SMITH 226 East 21st Street Chester Pa St lame High School Bachelor ot Science 1n English Sodality 1 2 Vice-President 2 3 President 4 Cap of Bells 3 4 Hawk l Student Council 2 Class Treasurer 2 Prom Committees 1 2 Who s Who Greatonian 14 THOMAS P. SMITH Y 1310 N. wqmmaker street X Philadelphia, PQ. p A M St. Thomas More High School if ..Ah is i ,gt Bachelor of Science in flu' E61 Political Science its-f Iunior Minstrel, Intramurals 1, 2, 3: ui Greatonian R A xi V f, HARRY K. STINGER, IR. EDWARD A. SULLIVAN U. S. Naval Home 1118 Stuyvesant Avenue Philadelphia 46, Pa. Trenton, N. I. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Trenton Catholic High School Bachelor ot Science in Bachelor of Science in Political Science Business Administration I.. tif, sf 3-I ff - 7 'I DQUHP' -ff 1932-il? ! , l 5,51 -1 DONALD J. SWANICK 138 Copley Road Upper Darby, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Cap ci Bells 1, 3, St. Brendan Society 2, 3, Society for Basketball 1, 2,' 3, 4, Baseball 3 4, Glee Club 1, Ring Committee the Advancement of Management 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Chairman, Iunior Prom Co-Chair- Secretary 4, Vigilante Committee, man, Photography Club 4, Intra- Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. murals 3, 4, Sodality Sno-Ball Chair- man. EDWIN R. TEFFT 445 Mountain Avenue I Westfield, N. I. Holy Trinity High School Bachelor of Science in Biology Sodality 3, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, lunior Week. ' . ' - 'rc 7 'ftyvf' -mfg NESTOR R. TOMASULO 313 North 65th Street Philadelphia, Pa. St. loseph s Preparatory Sci-1091 Bachelor of Science in Psychology PSYChOlOgy Seminar 4. LEONARD I. TRIPODI VINCENT I. UCCIFERRI FERDINAND L. VARI 329 Riverview Avenue 1017 Montrose Street 1721 West Fourth Street Drexel Hill, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Wilmington, Del. West Phila. Catholic High School Southeast Catholic High School Wilmington High School Bachelor ot Science in Accounting Bachelor of Arts in English Bachelor of Science in Photography Club 3, 4. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4. Political Science Sodality l, 2, 3, International Rela- tions Club l, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Hawk l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Villiger Debating Society l, 2, 3, 4, Crimson cS Gray 1, 2, 3, Hayes History Club 3, Dance y ,I Committees 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Who's Who. EDMUND M. WALSH 1306 Vankirlc Street Philadelphia, Pa. North Catholic High School Sp Bachelor of Science in Psychology Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: PSYCIUOIOQY Seminar 4: Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4, St. Brendan Society 3: Greatonian. YQ: il fl IOSEPH P. WALSH 1493 North 53rd Street Philadelphia, Pa. St. Thomas More High School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Track l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2. 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, St. Bren- dan's Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Iunior Prom Committee. sy ss RICHARD I. WEATHERS IOSEPH C. WEITZMAN GEORGE A. WEST Middletown Road 183 West,Seymour Street 21 Branch Village Lima, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Camden, N. I. St. Iames High School Roman Catholic High School Camden Catholic High School Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Photography Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Iunior Week Committee, Dance Com- Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. Society for the Advancement of mittees 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Management 3, Treasurer 4, Cap :Sf St. Iohn Berchman Society 4, St. Bells 3, 4, Sodality 3, 4, St. Brendan's Brendan Society 3, Philosophical Society 3, Iunior Prom Committee, Academy 4. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who. ' -V . , PETER C. WHELIHAN 4242 Rhawn Street Philadelphia, Pa. Bachelor of Science in Psychology Cap ci Bells l, 2, 3, Crimson ci Gray l, History Club 2, 3, Psychology Seminar 4. LUDWIG I. zur NIEDEN, IR. 4919 Hazel Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. St. Ioseph's Preparatory School Bachelor of Science in Accounting Intramurals 2, 3, 45 St. Iohn Berch- ' man Society 3, Director 45 Baseball manager 3, 45 Sodality 3, 45 Iunior 5 Week Committee5 Dance Committees 3, 45 Photography Club 4. OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1953 l The Class Officers toast the Class at this year's Senior Ball to r I R Cavanaugh, W. R- l01'111S0n, I. N. Nardi. l- A- CCfSS1dY President, Ioseph N- Nflfdi Vice President, William R. l0h1'1S0n Secretary, Iames B. Cavancrugh Treasurer, Iohn A. Cassidy M S 059' ' ,NN XHNW - '-X.. M nizlzzl? ?7 'XN X Eau Smswfp 12? pw' . 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E- X Qvdt ' ,ffl- On View-zx'1'VVi m C . !xr,d,4 ... .f ,,,.,,-f' ',,,.. , ,J 1 I ,4 A 4 f 1 A Nz- r Fflffhti llg ff, :vr ' 352 xr' f' 1 N Saving the shekles. 6 Soft shoe at two. Time out for Tish. 1 3 , ' Y xt 9, Qjl. CLASS HISTORY- As It Comes To Mind First Year . . . 247 Freshmen . . . Dinks, name. plates and rolled up pants are order of dress . . . Mr. Federofski's Zero, Meester . . . lim Lennon charges Bunker Hill . . . Construct in began on the Samuel Gompers Public School . . . Fieldhouse dedicated, Cardinal Dougherty presides, General Howley re- ceives honorary degree . . . Father Emory . . . Card Party flashes full house in Frosh elections, Milt Con- nell, President, Ioe Giannatasio, Vice President, Dick McPoyle, Secretary, lack Cassidy, Treasurer . . . Othello . . . Walt Fox and Dick McPoyle co-chair- men for Frosh Sno-Ball . . . Hawk Fledglings post one defeat in ten games. Swanick, Doogan, Connors, Papaneri, and Garrity basis of team . . . Pope Pius XII declares 1950 a Holy Year . . . Iohn McShain donates organ to College . . . Under direction of Al Ianke, Charles Peruto and Greg Heine, Frosh actors finally go on the stage-with O'Neill's ln The Zone . . . Father Dincher makes Solemn Final Vows during Retreat Mass . . . Mission Bureau lauds Frosh for Sno-Ball contribution, 3467.43 . . . Glee Club concert in Pottsville features Frank Sarama in saxophone solo . . . Glacier priest Fr. Hubbard speaks at College . . . CGB stages Command Decis- ion . . . Sodality inducts 200 nominees with Frank Michael President, Bob Smith Vice President, Don Swanick as Secretary and Ed Deeney as Treasurer . . . Class president elect for next year: Bert Truxellp Vice President, Cliff Piontkowskig Secretary, lim Clark, Treasurer, Tony Day . . . Introduction to Liner . . . lune sees largest graduation, 505 receive de- grees . . . Iune 25, Korean War starts. Soph . . . New Rector and Dean assume College postsg Fathers Iacklin and Sullivan succeed Father Long and Father Drane . . . Mr. Frank Olley suc- ceeds Mr. Boylan as director of Cap and Bells . . . Iohnny McGee named maestro for annual Dink Dance, by Ioe Sabol, General Chairman . . . Greaton. Simpson, and Quirk Halls opened for resident stu- dents . . . Ferd Vari attends regional NFCCS Conference as Regional Treasurer . . . Stan Kenton, minus l?l progressive jazz, for Iunior Prom . . . Announcement that Assumption is declared as an article of faith . . . Milt Connell opens Noel Night with St. Luke's Christmas Gospel . . . College Cen- tenary Celebration launched. Pope Pius, President Truman, Gov. Iohn Fine, Mayor Samuel, Cardinal Dougherty, and Iesuit General send congratulations. Greg Heine cmd Harry Bellwoar participate in wreath laying at Old St. Ioseph's in honor of Cen- tenary . . . Hawks upset Milkvy and Owls in late basketball rally, 66 to 63 . . . Iacques Maritain, philosopher, speaks at Hawk Hill in A.S.N. series . . . l00 years and a day of science at St. Ioe's features work of Fred Pairent, Bill Kallmeyer, Howard Brock, loe Martin, Bill Iohnson, Ed Tefft, Dan Brogan, Ioe Howe, Frank Michael, Frcmk Grimaldi, Tom Doris, Divo Messori, Oz Saunders, Bill Minder, Frank Sarama AND Father O'Conor . . . lim Clark makes A11 Hawk Hill in two sports . . . Father Buckley, If you don't have the wedding garment on, get out.', I . , Martin wins Two Mile, McLaughlin undefeated, Pettit upsets Lafayettes M.A.C. champion Harmon Brown in the lowlhurdles in record time . . . Much election news: OToole, Class President, Michaels, Vice President, Sabol, Secretary, and Iohn Fitz, Ti-easurer..In Hughie Monahan's IRC, Ferd Vqi-i is Vice President, .Sabol, Secretary, and Iohn 1:-itz' Vice President. Bill lR.l Iohnson stayed as President of Photo Club for 3rd successive term. A1 Iqnke, headman of CQSB. Charlie Goglia, Lay-out Editor of HAWK with Bill Iohnson heading Circulation and Ice Haenn becoming Business Manager. Sodality: Fred Schwing, Prefect, Bob Smith, Vice President. Iunior Year . at last upper classmen . . , Father Kernan returns from Europe . , . Air Force ROTC moves in-en masse, all freshmen and soph- omores must 1o1n . . . New five year Electronic Physics program started . . . Father Gannon speaks over TV, and over coffee cup Cin Cafel . . , New Dean of Men, Father Geib takes over for Father Bradley . . . Dick Matthews and Harry Bellwoqn- organize Sailing Association as a varsity sport . . , Father Hogan celebrates Golden Iubilee . , ,,N0i-Q Rowley is Miss Information . . . Tony Papaneri wins trophy awarded top athlete with highest academic score . . . Buddy Williams is picked for Centennigl Iunior Prom. Co-chairmen are Harry Stinger and Bob Harris . . . Milt Connell and Phil DiGiacobbe vie with reknowned Latin scholars in Centennial Hora- tian Actus . . . Alumni Reception, Historical exhibit, Symposiums on Industrial Relations and Iesuit Edu. cation, Solemn High Pontifical Mass . . . week long centennial celebration closes St. Ioseph's lUUth year . . . many leaders of Church and State present , , , :'IUT1'Y Stinger, .Frank Roach a:nd Sam Michini play figured rgllesivfnl Twhelfth Night, CGB Fall pi-oduc- aid Igrgsmm as og' eads Harvesters in parochial u . . . rady a:r1d Hughes picked to co- :3PFli111?of.'IfiVg'l12tauintet. gright outgook for season due lngen , oogan, wanick, Pa aneri, Desmond, Conners, and Garrity . . . RedpCross 230311 Ilffkgbile visits campus . . . Basketeers ride onegdtj Ii Ever opponents in first eight games, drop den G CI to close.l95l . . ..Madison Square Gar- to .Elf SIFZZQOTTY' lfsmg by ongillo points I sopeams......tripa Eliielllow-out for all . . . Garrity causes Hawk Hill to and LaSalle to weep in the last couple of Sefronds at Convention Hall . . . Announcement is Zuni 0: the engagement of Miss Margaret M. Keily .-Imisdmes V. Lennon of the History Department 6 losses Yiar the best ever for basketball, 20 wins to sqbol K5 FS Cl bid to the N.C.I.T .... Villiger men to Log ffl'-Q1 ROIItasco, Meade and Dilworth travel qbilityg 503'-Cl. Wilkes-Barre, etc. to test forensic honors in-I-t lark gives Kraft a close race for high of death iI1Rramurals . . . College saddened by news the Worljf ev. Miles I. O'Malia, a man known over 01' his educational methods . . . Announce- l-lam, Hawker, Hamlet. f-'R '- lx f' - lust another sucker . . . The Annex's Annex. 2:-vs N ' L- T' six-r' S ig lwq.Q ls.,x.:- :LXR is Iva 'I ll Il In 3 ' r Q ment is made of the engagement of Miss Helen P, Howley to Mr. Thomas E. Lynch, chairman of the Social Science Department. Looks like this is a good year for marrying-type teachers . . . Iunior Week: mammoth minstrel and night of nights at Shtlnqhqn C.C. are highlights. Marty Meade manages with co- workers Sabol, Haenn, Ceremsak, Kerwin, Clark, Blake, Holman, Harris, Grosse and Segrave-Daly handling the different events . . . St. Brendan's So- ciety presents Irish Shanachie, Seumas MacManus . . . Ioe McLaughlin tosses shot 51 feet 4314 inches for record, farthest ever thrown by a Philly collegian . . . Glee Club climaxes season with Mother's Day concert. Chestnut Hill College Glee Club lends charm and assistance . . . Mention of concert recalls the time earlier in the year that Father Gannon accompanied the ROTC band on the organ. Pulled out all the stops and drowned the band out . . . Seven Iuniors appointed to A.S.N., national Iesuit honor society: Cavanaugh, Connell, DiGiacobbe, Meade, McWilliams, Papaneri and Martin . . . Golf- ers compile record of l0 wins and 2 losses . . . Frank Connors and Tony Pap lauded by alumni for bril- liant court work and high scholastic averages . . . Elections: Marty Meade, President Student Council, Nardi, Class President, Iohnson, Vice President, Cas- sidy, Secretary, Cavanaugh, Treasurer. In the clubs the officers are: IRC-Vari, President, Byrne, Treas- urer. PHOTO CLUB-Hagan, President, Fuchs, Vice 'President, Cameron, Secretary, Weathers, Treasurer. S.A.M.-Ken Brown, President, Barry, Vice President, Sullivan, Secretary, Weathers, Treasurer. CHEM- ISTRY - Pairent, President, Brogan, Sec.-Treas., HAYES HISTORY-O'Toole, Pres., McWilliams, Vice- Pres. CAP and BELLS-Ianke reelected President. VILLIGER-Dilworth, President. FINAL YEAR . . . Father Handren tells how the door closes with the bell . . . Charlie Goglia, Ed-in- Chief of HAWK. Bill Iohnson, Layout, and Ioe Haenn still Business Manager . . . Cafe has new coat of paint . . . Fr. Gannon is in Europe . . . Ted Kerwin becomes new intramural Czar . . . Hawkbrothers inaugurated. Baby is small but may someday be a giant . . . Rev. Frederick N. Dincher, S.I. and Rev. Vachel I. Brown, S.I. finish their course They were loved by many . . . Smokey Delaney becomes punt- ing champ with kick of 59 yards . . . Basketball coach begins 25th year at College. Billy Ferguson has become an era . . . Bunny rabbit Ed McKeon pCIYS surprise visit to Mr. McGrann's class . . . Big Iohn Doogan elected captain of Hawk quintet . . . Hawks take sixth straight Middle Atlantic Champion X- country trophy . . . College is 25 years on Hawk Hill . . . Hamlet, starring Frank Roach plays extra dates after sellout performances. CGB production called greatest in 100 years . . . Villiger sends men tO Europe . Ed Walsh and Chesterfield . . . lim Clark, Ted Kerwin, Andy Giorgi, Ed McKeon, Smokey Delaney, Iohn Bond picked for all Hawk Hill football squad . . . Go To Gotham trip stirs up a little excitement . . . Sixteen make '53 Who's Who. Cavdnqugh, Ceremsak, Connell, Dilworth, Goglia, Hdenn, jqnke, Iohnson, Kerwin, Meade, Papaneri, Roach, Sabol, Smith CR.l, Vari, and Weathers , , , Oscar Dumont, the new name in name bands, plays at Senior Ball. Iim Grosse is Chairman. Many assistants . . . S.A.M. annual conference held at St, Ice. Prexy Ken Brown is opening speaker . , , Aus Dilworth twice represents the College on nationwide TV pqmel . . . Ed Healy: That test had the same questions as last year's-only the answers were changed. Anyway, this isn't a course in ethics but in triangles. . . . Rhode Island State defeated a second time as Eddie Garrity breaks fieldhouse record with 40 points . . . C 6: B wins dramatic tournament with Freight . . . Basketball period ends as six graduate, a 14 to ll winning slate this Year , , . Dan Brogan and Bill Minder talk before Phila. Area Student Chemical Association . . . Playboy . . . Not many apply to Placement. Seems most have jobs waiting with Uncle . . . George Romasco, Frank Connors, Bob Cameron, Marty Meade, Iim Cleary, lim Prendergast and Bob Smith Win graduate awards . . . Senior poll brings out greatest Milt Connell, most intellectual, Marty Meade, busiest, Eddie Garrity, philosopher, Tom Reilly, most collegiate, Frank Coyne, best looking, Iim Clark, dresser, Bob Nolen, Don Iuan, Tony Papaneri, most versatile, Frank Roach, best actor, Ferd Vari, politician, Iohn Finnegan, tycoon, Pete Weilihan, class wit, Ioe Sabol, family man, Bob Cameron, poet, Don Swanick, athlete, Ioe Homyak, baseball man, and Dick Iordan, tennis champ . . . -Graduate record exams . . . Ioe McLaughlin breaks his last year's record with a toss of 5l'73!4 . . . over- flowing Alumni Homecoming . . . Final exams . . . conditions . . . GRADUATION, with the family and the best girl looking on . . . Goodbye Slater's cottee, school rooms, and librarian, '53 is finished. Dis ain't me . . . . The tour HAWKrnen. Ulcer brew and I-Ioppy too In this corner . . . 4 FRIENDS OF THE CLASS OF '53 Very Rev. Edward B. Iacklin, S.I. Rev. Matthew B. Sullivan, S.I. Rev. Charles B. Trundle, S.I. Rev. Ioseph M. Beib, S.I. Rev. Ioseph R. Hearn, S.I. Rev. Ioseph F. McNamara, S.I. Mr. Frank P. Adams Mrs. F. D. Allabaugh Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baldasarre Anna E. Batotf Robert M. Batton '55 Mr. and Mrs. Iohn P. Blake Eithne Marie Blaney Harry I. Bellwoar Bob, Stella and Ed Mr. and Mrs. William I. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Brogan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cardamone Santo I. Cardamone, '53 Carnell 61 Bradburn, Automobile-Tires Ioseph V. Cartwright Arthur Caruso Mr and Mrs. Iames E. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Ceremsak Chestnut Hill College Miss Peggy Barrett, '54 Miss Dolores R. Connell, '55 Miss Grace Elizabeth Corr, '54 Miss Helen Devine, '55 Miss Mary Gert Hayes, '54 Miss Peggy Heiken, '54 Miss Carol Keating, '54 Miss Suzanne Kelley, '55 Miss Evie McCrossen, '54 Miss Mary Teresa O'Hara, '54 Miss Ellyn Stapleton, '53 Miss Nancy Van Herwarde, '54 Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Corr Mrs. Richard I. Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Gorge A. DiSenno Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Esmonde Rita Fagant William I. Flanagan Dr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Iohn T. Finnegan Fred's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Iames S. Freebairn Mr. and Mrs. Omer Fulton Iohn I. Gallagher, '54 Fred T. Galloway Ioan Gillan Iohn I. Guiltoyle Mr. and Mrs. L. Guziewicz Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hartig H. Eugene Heine, '08 Mary Catherine Hill Mr. and Mrs. Iames W. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Stanley I. Keating The Landow Co. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. LaGasse Mrs. Marie Law Miss Helen G. Linehan Iohn Liszt, Esso Service Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Louzon Miss La Verne Louzon Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maslar Albert L. M lar, Ir. I. N. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. McCarten Mrs. Francis P. McCauley Dr. Francis P. McCauley Iohn H. McDonald, '55 Mrs. Iosephine F. McElvenny Mr. and Mrs. Collins McGovern Mr. and Mrs. McKeon Mrs. A. F. Meade Mottola's Tavern Muller's Bakery Mrs. Ioseph F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph N. Nardi Iohn P. Nearz, '55 Mr. William C. Obert-Thorn, '53 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Obert-Thorn Mr. and Mrs. I. W. O'Brien D. Carey O'Neill, '54 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Pairent Poland's Credit Iewelers Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Karl Repper Mr. and Mrs. H. Herbert Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Rosenzweig Mr. Charles F. Rochon Walter S. Sachs 6: Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarama Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz Sherry Employment Service Mr. and Mrs. I. Earl Simmons Iames P. Spratt, '56 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Tefft Richard I. Thiers, '54 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ucciierri Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph I. Voss George Werner Mrs. Ludwig zur N eiden Ludwig zur Neiden, C.P.A. 1 7a You are now nearly through the 1953 Great- onicm, although this book is not the largest Great- bnian ever presented, we have tried to present an authentic picture of your life on the campus. This is your story. It reveals your professors, your classmates, your athletic and social endeavors, and the eye of the Greatonian camera has even followed Y011 into your extra-curricular activities and your outside the school activities. We have also recorded your more serious moments at the Chapel, at May eV0l10I1S. and at Mass, which typifies the all impor- im religious side of an education built on a solid 'ill ' uflatlon of Catholic philosophy. accurate presentation has been made pos- This ikgs tlgough the medium of photography. We have CS the writing to a minimum so that in the l lure' When the Greatonian recreates your days on ca ' hon mpus and thus meets its test, it will be an Sqirisl Gnd faithful presentation of your four years at Ioseph S College. our class find in this presentation all that is desirable in a class annual and nothing that is undesirable. We would also like to acknowledge our grateful thanks and appreciation to the following who have helped us immeasurably in the production of this book. Rev. Iohn M. Comey, S.I. our Moderator, who has had the patience to put up with us throughout the trials and tribulations of the year. Rev. Francis I. Emory, S.I. mastermind of names and catalogue of students. Miss Kathy Coughlin, Mr. Thomas Shannon, and the Publicity Office for unlocatable photographs. Misses Dolores Connell and Grace Corr, typists and correctors par excellence. Miss Madelaine Conti, Miss Grace McNellis, Mrs. V. Harkins, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Mary Comey, Miss Iean Evans, Miss Rose Marie Colace, Miss Patricia Knight, and Miss Eithne Blaney for informa- tion, facts and details which make a finished product out of rough copy. Mr. George Tamke, Mr. William Dowdell, and Mr. Robert Heden of Livingston Publishing Co., our publishers, for their advice, direction, and patience in our fumbling attempts to make this the greatest Greatonian. And to all the others who have had a hand in helping us produce this Greatonian. I The next section of The Greatonian contains our advertisements and some random photographs. We , - ' h 1 d their ho We the editors of the 1953 Greatonian sincerely hope that You W111 pcmomze teiiioijf Zoiilributed 1951? that YOu the members of our class, the class of Ofganizatlonsf Wh? hmjaiowiy 'Gnd Q11 The other friends of St. Ioseph's and of to our book in a nan . The Editors 105 f . ., ,LW '- flu. '1- .iv-Al 4. V ' -'. SOUTH JERSEY WRECKING CO BOB HEALEY. 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