Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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FIRST ROW: Scanlon. Enni . Lamond. Brlmson. CanlqUa. J. Quinn. Blethon. Seymour. Gavin. SECOND ROW: Rico. McGinn. Rlloy. Natalio. GrlHon. Meagher. Shea. Squeqlia. McGoltlgan. Loverly. McNalloy. McCarthy, ox. err . THIRD ROW: Galllgan. Galloway. F. Kelloy. Ryam Conn»1!»? ' Driscoll. Palladlno. Moore. Glynn. Labadle. Robinson. Fl.tipaldL Desimono, Martin. R. Kelley. FOURTH ROW: Laxor. Connaghan. Cameron. O'Rourke. U ' van. Stelnman. Faley. Daley. Wel.h. Sexaue . Paxera. W. Sullivan. The most characteristic ioaturo of Seminary lllo is that It is a liio ol prayer. Something like Irom lour to five hours of the Somlnarlans day is spent in Chapel, whore with his follow Seminarians he sing tho praises of God and beg His bloss- ing on his studies. The Somlnorlan can often be soon enloying a stroll on the campus.

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 fedigan hall AUSTIN HALL As the time approaches v hen we must leave Villanova, the Class of '45 becomes more aware of many fond memories which are unmistakably asso- ciated with the past two and a half years. We. therefore, present some of the noteworthy and historical sidelights that have marked our era in the sin- cere belief that they will, at least, recall much to some, less to more, but a lot to most. It was in July. 1942, that the first class destined to leave in '45 came to Villanova. It was also V.C.'s first semester under a war-prompted accelerated program . . . Centennial Convocation.