Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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sincerely dedicate . .. It is to the Villanova Alumnus that we proudly dedicate the 1958 edition of the Belle Air Yearbook. He has displayed a fine sense of spirit and enthusiasm for his Alma Mater beyond his undergraduate days. He has kept stride with Villanova and her recent expansion program within the area club to which he belongs. Not only has he witnessed a strength- ening of his own group, he has also seen many new area clubs spring up around him. He realizes that his role as an active Alumnus is not only beneficial to Villanova it is also a great aid to himself through the various business and social advantages that are offered. In effect, the 1958 graduate dedicates the Belle Air Yearbook to himself. He too will now be an Alumnus. May he be as loyal to his Alma Mater as his predecessors have been. REUNIONS GIVE THESE MEN a chance to recall their old college days. They are part of a living Villanova.

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IN THE VILLANOVA ALUM- NUS lies the future of his Alma Mater. we

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GATHERED HERE for one of their regular meetings are: Rev. John J. Curran, O.S.A.; Very Rev. James M. Hurley, O.S.A.; John C. Kelly, Rev. John C. Bartley, O.S.A.; Very Rev. James A. JJonnellon, O.S.A., and Very Rev. Henry E. Greenlee, O.S.A. Honorable Theodore L. Reimel is missing from the picture. These men are directly responsible for the future of the University, which includes the completion of a 20 million dollar building program. The actions of this board are synonomous with Villa- nova progress. 14