Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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conforms with tradition STEADY, JOHN. This i» in important picture being taken! A picture which will be attached to your matriculation card, that little card which will identity you a a Villanova student and gain entrance for you to all home Villanova athletic contests! Ron I: B. Fox, W. Boyle, A. O'Donnell, J. Tracey, D. McCon- ncy. F. Astore. E. Castellanos. G. Bogarty, J. McCarthy. A. Bray, R. Schornstcin. Row 2: R. Solo. H. Delaney, R. Hayes, D. Chiappone. J. Veith, V. Moliwari. J. Lane. J. Mahoney. T. Baumhogger, J. Konoski, F. Whelan, G. Young. Row i: J. Shield . S. Fanclli, J. Mueller, R. Winner, N. Dooling, D. McDonald, T. May, R. Burgio, E. Jameson, D. Capodilupo, FATHER TOUHY, Freshmen Advisor. looks over John's papers to sec that all is in order. During regis» tration it was Father's job to advise the Froth and answer the many queries, as well as to make room assignments to all first year resident students. V. Giuliano. Rou 4: J. Gallagher. D. Leahy, FI. McKenna, F. Vara. J. Sullivan, P. Cabrev. B. Filippone, D. Limroth, J. McDcvitt, R. MacNcill. R. Kerrigan. Row J: R. Miller, H. Snyder, J. Ranieri, J. Dwc ykowski. M. Catov. J. Dougliertv, I.. O’llearn. R. Diet , P. Myers, J. O'Hara, F. Morris. Row w. Carroll. J. Thomas. F. McCormick. T. Golden. F. Veit. R. Adlhoch, D. Blaha, J. Palicio, T. Brydon, II. Quigley, R. Seifert.

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The Class of 1953 k YMONI I A.OA.MV BA. I « Imvmim, Wf iMii JOHN MUELLER, trcthman biology nuJcni, nuko hit first contact with the Orientation Committee. He is |Hi((h»inf; hit dink, which, with hit identi- fication button, will be worn at all timet during the orientation period. Rou I: R Ritter, R. Dittrich, l:. LeFaivre, J. Maynet. J. Saganowich, J. Billcra, R. McLaughlin, R. Scalia, K. dcPati|tialc. R. Quin, F. Petervon. Rou 2: L. Gocringer, J. Mooney, S. Glattmire, J. Tomlin, J. O'Keefe, C. Keeler, L. Lonergan, E. Walker, C. Lafferty, R. Sandhaav Ron 1: II. Cannon, V. Lucat, J. Stanionit, P. Curry, I . Larkin, V. l it gcrald. V. Coughlin, L. Lantanm. J. Smith, J. McGee, E. Reitt. Rou J: P. Ambrotc, THE MEMBERS of the Orientation Committee are extremely anxiout that all froth be welcomed to the Villanova family in an appropriate manner, limeric Rochford, Dick Ruanc and Mike Marthall demonttrate to John with loving care the proper potit ion for dink and button. R. Burgett, F. Gibboni, N. Catnave, H. Hudomc, A. DiNardo, R. Hill, J. McNamara, T. I.abrccejue, J. Powert. Row f: R. Mulcahy, M. Smith. E. McGinnitt, R. Botkowtki, K. Craig, W. Reynolds, T. Petitt, J. Gillman, C. Lucat, C Kray, R. Weider. Row 6: T. Armstrong. F. Dougherty, R. Ferree, F‘. Camarota. T. Ackerman, S. Kotty, A. Catinelli, T. Grow, li. Oli ta, R. Jonet. I - «%

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HOLD ON lo those bl ink', John! Before IIvc day it over, lliey will become class veileduI , admission card», ollkc forms very important 10 the beginning ot your college career. THE NOISE and excitement usually atiociated with the Field House it tor this day transformed into a quiet procession of earnest young men eager to complete their registration. NEXT John talks with Father Purcell. Assistant Chap lain, who aids him in the completion of his religious registration. Registration This year s.iw a facilitation in the usually long and arduous task of class registration. Under a new plan, the students were no longer required to visit several rooms in Mendel Hall to fulfill all steps in- volved. This laudable improvement was accomplished by transferring the site of registration from the classrooms of Mendel Hall to the gymnasium in the Field House. There, efficient and systematic arrange- ment enabled the students to complete their registrations with a mini- mum of effort and delay. on his way. THE END of «he line; and John receives his com- pleted class schedules and handbook. He has started his college career. 30