Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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 A spiritual advisor who is always willing to solve your daily problems. Renowned as moderator of the Holy Name Society, Catholic Press Apostol- ate and Glee Club. The man who checks your chapel record — who sym- pathizes with you in your hour of defeat.

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 Our happy-go-lucky Procurator who is always blending humor with work. The man from whom you secured your room supplies—from whom you received your breakage balance — your banker when you needed a check cashed

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7Jf a o a THERE is no village of Villanova — no Main •Street — no shopping center. It is simply a suburban community, settled in one of the mellow- est and most beautiful countrysides in America, only twelve miles west of Philadelphia. There is, however, the College, a community of its own spread upon the hills along Lancaster Pike. Situated 465 feet above tidewater in the midst of a quiet residential area, Villanova is a beehive of activity where more than ten hundred men participate in the many and varied events of I j college life, and yet retain the seclusion so necessary to concentration and study. It is in this suburban . f area that all the restraints of city life may be cast j u aside and where the pursuit of knowldge becomes = a pleasure. Transportation has lavished its facilities upon ! 2 Villanova The Pennsylvania Railroad station is . located on the north side of the campus while the I Philadelphia and Western, a high-speed trolley line, £ pierces the south side. The Lincoln Highway, the | main artery of motor car travel between the J Atlantic and Pacific, traverses the campus, forming ’ ■ a dividing line which separates the campus proper from the section given over to parking space for students' cars and those of spectators at the various athletic contests. St. Auguitinc—(ound«f of the Augwtinian Order. Vtllonovo in 1W2.