Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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Traditionally a senior dormitory, Fedigan Hall stands as one of the finest structures on campus. It is named after Rev. John J. Fedigan, O.S.A., Villanova president from 1878 to 1890. Senior Don Mulcahy lofts a high return in a Mendel Field volleyball game. Ed Goisz's bustling intra- mural program has introduced tournaments in foul- shooting, chess, golf, swimming, football, basketball, softball, water polo, cross-country, ping-pong, ten- nis, and track.

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DIVERSIONS The run comes across as a grimacing sem- inarian catcher puts a (late) tag on a sliding seminarian baserunner. Tense moment at the Rosomont Tea House finds Bill Westhead, right, and Nick Mazzoni in an afternoon-long bridge game. Bell ringing, siren howling, Dalmatian bark- ing, the indispensable Radnor fire truck drew residents to the pre-game pep rallies. Playing the role of nattily-dressed Christian gentlemen to the hilt, two Commerce and Finance fraternity pledges exchange greet- ings. 20

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LIGHTS go out.♦. Serving an early Mass ... a lab roport due . . . a bull session held past hours ... all factors that may send the dorm inhabitant sprinting to his room. At lights out, Sullivan Hall, dubbed The Pentagon, presents a startling contrast to its normal night-time brilliance. The prayers of residents of Simp- son Hall and their moderator, Rev. Robert E. Regan, O.S.A., S.T.D., are offered to the Blessed Mother for world peace. Once a private home, Simpson Hall now offers the relatively few undergraduates who live there a place of comfort and quiet. 22