Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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CHARLES O. GEORGI M.S. Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering ALEXANDER GERO Pb.D. Associate Professor Chemistry MARTIN J. GILLAN, JR. M.S. Associate Professor, Civil Engineering JOSEPH J. GILLIGAN M.S. Asst. Professor, Biology THOMAS F. GILLIGAN M.A. Professor, Modern Languages DANTE L. GIROLAMI DONALD M. GLOSSNER WILLIAM M. GORMAN HENRY E. GREENLEE HOWARD A GRELIS o C A W C MS Instructor, O.S.A., S.T.D. U.b.A., M.A. Auiaean t Profewor, In.Tu r, Mechanica. EnSinceri„S A“'' CI“S‘“ Mathematics Business Administration The hall proctors pose for a formal shot. They are, FIRST ROW: Fathers Dunne, Maher, McKee, Egan, Rongionc. SECOND ROW: Fathers Kemme, Lavery, McLaughlin, Burke, Klelotka, and Girolami.

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Guided by Our Lady of Good Counsel LOU,SA mTAGHUE JAMES0 rZELL0N «SJ. DONOHUE PATR.CK J. DOUGHERT E SH,h A“ Prlir, Business Administration EDW ARA.i: D0YLE W,LL,AM £ DR«COLL JOHN R. dunne English Associate Professor, A„, £££ . ’ , 0 A. M.A. Phl'«“ ’ H,‘,°ry Instructor, Mathematics henry J. EAGAN JOHN S. EARWAKEF O.S.A.. M a Lt' U'S.N. Assistant Professor Naval Science JEROME J. FISCHER M.A. Asst. Professor, English M. Asst. Profes: JOHN J. GALLAGHER O.S.A., M.S. Instructor, Mathematics JOHN J. GALLEN M.S. Professor, Civil Engineering DAVID M. GARDNER B.S. Instructor, Chemistry

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JOSEPH C. GREYSON M.S. Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM C. HAMPTON B.S. Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering HAROLD F. HARTMAN Pb.D. Professor, History WILLIAM C. A. HENRY LL.B. Associate Professor, Business Administration Assist the Villanovan Nevertheless, this increase of faculty has not altered the personal and intimate relationship be- tween the student and his professors. The faculty is never too busy to listen to a student’s problem, be it personal or academic, and then offer the bene- fit of maturity, experience, and diversified back- ground. By being thus associated with men of such broad education the student receives a liberal train- ing even though he may be specializing in a par- ticular field. Together the Priest, layman, and naval officer join forces to produce graduates who will bring credit to Villanova by serving God, their nation, and themselves. Whatever greatness this college may achieve, it is to the members of the faculty that the real credit must go. FATHER McGUIRE, President of the College, ad- dresses the faculty at the Annual Faculty Dinner. f SEATED: Fathers Hammerlinck, Saclman, and Busch. STANDING: Fathers Leiga and Fernandez.