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A MAGAZINE FOR STUDENTS, ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF LA SALLE COLLEGE
III.
NO. 4
JULY, 1959
96th Annual C ommencement
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Joseph L. Hanley, B.A., *59
Editor
La Salle
and
Director of Alumni
L. McCloskey, M.B.A., H8
Assistant to the President
John
and
Director of Development
VOLUME
NUMBER
3
Thomas
Rcifsteck, M.B.A., 'H
Director of Placement
L.
Robert
Jht
B.S./54
Director of Public Information
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Schacfer,
J.
PAGE
W.
Howard, ^60
Student Assistant Editor
Ralph
President's Page
3
Alumni Advisor
Campus Events
4
^/\/ / /
Annual Giving
7
Brother Gavin Paul, F.S.C., Ph.D.
X"
ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President,
John A. Guischard.
Vke-Presfdent. Robert
E.
Treasurer, Frank T. H^rt,
James
McCarthy |4
J.
16
Ray A. O'Donnell
Joseph E. Gindhart '22
Magnus Schaebler
'22
McLaughlin
John J. FInley
Joseph W. Heyer
Bernard H. Moss
Joseph Flubacher
Joseph F. Meehan
A. J. Crawford, Jr.
John A. Guischard
John A. Clennent
23
B.
Cornelius Sullivan
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26
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35
36
38
39
39
'40
Loughney
J. O'Keete 41
T. F.
Charles
Jules Blunn
Joseph F. Frazer
John J. Rooney
R. Winkelman, Jr.
F.J. Bernhardt
Harry J. Gibbons
T.B.Harper. Ill
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43
44
44
48
'48
48
Thomas J. Hicltey 48
John L. McCloskey 48
Thomas W. Rogers 48
John
Biehl
George Boraske
James W. Jones
Anthony J. Polcino
Thomas Ward
Alexander Avallon
Gerard T. Corlcery
Gerald W. Falss
George Mason, III
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54
54
O'Hara
William
J.
Wingel
Earle J.
Wood
William
B.
Fynes
'54
'54
'54
Joseph Matthews
•54
Raymond
'54
John
Daly
F.
James
T. Vasoli
Frank J.
'55
Noonan
•55
Harvey Portner
Frank
S.
'55
Gillespie
1.
Blatcher
'56
56
Nicholas P, Dienna 56
56
Francis Healy, Jr.
56
John J. Lombard
James A. Browne
•50
Boyd. Jr.
James E. Franz
John DIugosz
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52
Edward V. Graham 52
Thomas McAneney 52
Richard O'Donnell 52
52
Edward J. Vasoli
J.
Louis
D. Bertucci
Dooley
P.
Joseph
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Masucci
Morrison 53
P.
Basil R. Battaglia
D.
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58
58
58
of
J.
Dorley
Joseph L. htanley
Benjamin Vassallo
John H.Veen
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William Hollister
59
59
Joseph
P.
Roach
'59
Campus
of
Philadelphia,
Msgr. Anthony
procession at
L.
the
Events), with Brother
and Brother Daniel Bernian, F.S.C.,
Preceding Cardinal
College.
Rev. Thurston N. Davis,
O'Hara,
left
right,
and right
Ostheimer, Ph.D., and Msgr. Casimir
J.
reF.
Hearne; and the
S.J.
Photographs by Mike Maicher
Photographs on Pages
3
and
1
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hy Fabian Bachrach
Cover Photo hy Mike Maicher
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the
(See
Lawniczak; Mr. John McShain and Ambassador John
The La
M. Cunningham 59
Albert
Archbishop
rear of academic
the
at
E. James, F.S.C., left. Provincial,
Romeo
McGonigle 57
of honor
96th La Salle College commencement
•49
Daniel
O'Hara,
Cardinal
John
position
spectively, are:
Dierkes
'58
James J. Walsh
Edward Dougherty 58
58
H. Richards Yarp
Leo
Eminence
occupies the
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P.
51
51
51
Andrew
His
'55
50
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Robert J. ValentI
Thomas M. Walker 50
50
Joseph T. Waugh
Rei-fsteck
Cci^ef ^tcfif
William
McBride
Thomas
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54
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Alfred J. Pierce
Robert J. Schaefer 54
Francis R.
Joseph Gallagher
•58
James B. Garvin
58
Charles G.Keller
58
Joseph A. Kriz
Richard P. Peregoy •58
James J. Quinn, Jr. •53
L.
Friends of La Salle
'54
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49
•49
Joseph Spellman
18
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56
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Francis J. Hart
Candidates for Alumni Office
•53
Edward P. Larkin
Joseph N. Malone
J. Kelly
J.
16
'51
president
Ryan
Cletus
Personal Patter
38
Lodes, 50
•56
John
William A. Felte
Robert E. Lodes
15
Robert M. Rogers
Vincent
P.
Ph.D.,
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THE PRESIDENT'S PAGE
it
In these hectic days of reorganization,
may seem that the modern college
president must keep rvmning faster and
faster, like the characters in Alice in
Wonderland, in order to keep standing
During the past decade there has
been increasing recognition that the college president needs help. At the Greenbrier Conference in 1958, it was generally agreed by specialists in educational
still.
is
to
students
pi-ovide
with
a
strong
curricular program.
This area of academic affairs is under
the administration of the Dean of the
College with three competent Deans, the
Dean of Arts & Science, the Dean of
Business Administration, and the Dean
of
the
Evening School, who associate
Student Personnel Affairs
A
program of student personnel serv-
ices
concerns itself with the development
of the total student. It implies that the
central effort of the College
is
of
an aca-
demic nature, but it also recognizes the
need for educational experiences that
assist students in maturing physically,
emotionally, socially, and spiritually as
—
well as intellectually. In addition to sup-
managment that the president needs help
not so much in making major decisions
as in seeing that they are carried out. He
porting and supplementing the classroom
experience, the student personnel program provides cei'tain out-of-classroom
does need help, however, in decision-making in specialized-operational areas. Also,
he needs help in gathering facts on which
experiences contributing to the full development of the student.
decision are based, in impressing internal
communications, and in his over-all func-
cational estate at
The administrator of this second eduLa Salle College is the
Dean of Students. This program of per-
tion as first officer of the enterprise.
sonnel services has as
administration is
to maintain the college through cooperative effort and distribution of the burden.
This function has been described by
many as getting things done and facing
the issues of the moment through the
efforts of other people. Progress and efficiency in college administration has as
the "heart of the matter" the "efforts of
other people" and the "distribution of
the philosophy of the College. Guided by
The function of
all
this
College.
There now exists at La Salle
College what might be known as education's Four Estates. Along with the area
of academic affairs, three other sets of
activities clearly
tivities
of
the
have emerged: the acstudent
personnel
pro-
giam; the task of handling enormous
financial affairs and physical properties,
and the many facets of public relations,
alumni, and development.
would like to present four administrators and their responsibilities in these
Four Estates at La Salle College. At a
later date I would like to add their
I
invaluable associates.
Academic Affairs
The many notes of emphasis
that have
been sounded in the past few decades do
not lessen the importance of the intellectual development of the student. The
primary reason for the existence of any
educational institution of higher learning
Dean
of
is
Students
responsible
developing, supervising, and coordinating the agencies which put the
College policies into effect. This educational estate includes the activities of
housing, student extracurricular organizations, athletics, the health program,
student aid, scholarships, the loan program, religious activities, varied forms
of counseling, and finally discipline. Each
of these areas has its director, who co-
Brother Daniel Bernlan, F.S.C., Ph.D.
adjust the administrative pattern of the
guiding factor
for
The Four Es+afes
and because of the tremendous growth in
numbers, it has become necessary to
the
determines procedures and
work."
Victor Hugo once said, "There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose
time has come." Since educational objectives, as well as their concomitant
problems, have extended beyond academic affairs or training of the intellect,
philosophy,
its
with him as the
the college.
first
academic
They share
officers of
responsibility for
the "tone" of the college, measured by
such intelligent student qualities as cor-
manners and dress, maturity and
academic competence. The Dean of the
College is Brother D. John, F.S.C., Ph.D.,
Vice-President and associate professor of
rect
operates with the Dean of Students in
the coordination of an area that has
been defined as the extension and deepening of an educational program for the
development of the whole man to live in
a democratic society. The Dean of Students is Brother Gavin Paul, F.S.C.,
Ph.D., former Director of Properties and
assistant professor of sociology.
physics.
He has
as
his
first
responsibility
a
Financial Affairs
continual appraisal of the academic pro-
In the early days of higher education
gram, so that the objectives of the College are attained as fully as resources
in America, the president of a college
usually constituted the entire administrative staff of the institution. Since his
permit. In accordance with these objecit is his duty, also, to study and
plan the development of the faculty. The
College looks to his office for the super-
tives
and improvement in instruction
through the schools, departments, library
and admissions office. Finally, institutional studies, including admissions, and
the evaluation of instructions and outcomes of the programs of study fall
vision
among his duties. In general, he must
assume academic leadership of the faculty and give direction to the programs
of instruction so that La Salle will prothe best possible undergraduate
education in Arts, Science, and Business
Administration to the many who look to
vide
it
for this service.
appointment was usually based on his
career as a scholar, his qualifications for
administration of the business details
often were not considered important.
Of course, the problems of business
administration in those early days were
much less complex than they are today.
The physical plant was much smaller,
and the budget only a fraction of what
it is today. Gradually, however, the need
for professional assistance became recognized, and a third estate was established.
This third educational estate, with
the tremendous growth in student numbers, has taken on enoi-mous proportions.
The Business Manager at La Salle Col(Continucd on page 15)
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TWO FROM
CAMPUS
'59
NAMED LA
SALLE
ADMINISTRATORS
Two
1959 graduates of La Salle Colbeen appointed by Brother
Daniel Bernian, F.S.C., President of the
College, to administrative posts on the
lege
EVENTS
have
Olney Avenue campus.
Joseph L. Hanley, '59, has been apof Alumni and, with
assumes the editorial reins
of La Salle magazine. He succeeds John
L. iVIcCloskey, '48, the alumni executive
since 1956, and Robert J. Schaefer, '54,
editor for the past two years.
pointed
this
Director
issue,
McCloskey, Assistant to the President,
assumes direction of the administrative
area which will include development,
public relations, alumni, and placement.
John H. Veen, also '59, was appointed
Manager of the $2 million Student Union
now under construction on the La Salle
campus for occupancy this September.
Hanley, 27, is a native of Indianapolis,
where he attended Cathedral High
School, and was graduated with high
honors in 1949. Early in 1951, he began
four years of duty with the Navy, in
which he served 21 months aboard the
Ind.,
—
Iowa
which saw six
months of duty in Korean waters
and
nearly two years of shore duty at the
Naval Communications Facility at Port
Lyautey, French Morocco. He had at-
battleship, V.S.S.
Brother Daniel Bernlan, F.S.C., left, president of La Salle College, presents the honorary degree
Laws to the Honorable John J. Hearne, Ireland's Ambassador to the United States.
John McShain, center, Board of Managers member and president of John McShain, Inc., builders,
presented Ambassador Hearne for the degree.
of Doctor of
His Eminence John Cardinal O'Hara,
C.S.C, D.D., Archbishop of Philadelphia;
a statesman, and an editor of a national
magazine received honorary degrees at
the 96th annual La Salle College commencement exercise on June 3, in Convention Hall.
In addition to Cardinal O'Hara, who
received the honorary degree of Doctor
of Letters, the honorary degree of Doctor of Law was presented to John J.
Hearne, Ireland's Ambassador to the
United States. The Rev. Thurston N.
Davis,
S.J.,
editor-in-chief
of
A-mericct
magazine, received the honorary degree
of Doctor of Letters and delivered the
commencement
address.
Cardinal O'Hara, recently appointed
a Prince of the Church by His Holiness
Pope John XXIII, studied at the Jesuit
College, in Montevideo, Uruguay, before
receiving his Ph.D. degree from the University of Notre Dame, and completing
post-graduate work at the Catholic University, Washington, D. C, and Holy
Cross College. He taught at Notre Dame
until 1933, when he was appointed vicepresident of the University and in the
following year became the twelfth president of the University. From 1939 to
1945, Cardinal O'Hara was auxiliary
bishop of the Army and Navy diocese,
and was bishop of Buffalo, N. Y., until
appointment as Archbishop of Philadelphia in 1951. The Cardinal instituted
his
the
movement
for the exchange of stu-
dents with South American Universities,
and promoted the daily reception of
Communion by
college men.
Ambassador Hearne
is a graduate of
National University and was
the Irish delegate to the League of Nations in 1926, and served as legal advisor
to Ireland's Department of External Affairs, Dublin, in 1927. He has been the
Irish Ambassador to the United States
Ireland's
since 1950.
Father Davis, a native Philadelphian,
was graduated from Georgetown University in 1937, and earned both his
master's degree and doctoral degree from
Harvard University in 1946 and 1947,
respectively. He entered the Society of
Jesus in 1931 and was ordained in 1942.
After serving as instructor in preSocratic
and Platonic philosophy at
Fordham University's graduate school of
arts and sciences, he became a contributing editor of America in 1953. In 1955,
he was named editor-in-chief of the
magazine.
—
tained the enlisted rate of Yeoman second-class when he was honorably discharged in 1955.
Hanley began simultaneously his colwork as student assistant in the Alumni Office, a position he
held throughout his four years as a
lege studies and
student.
He was
co-recipient of the Cpl.
William S. Diamond Scholarship during
his sophomore year. Hanley's extracurricular activities, while majoring in English-Education, included: treasurer of the
Italian Club; staff membership on the
Collegian; secretary of the Education
Society; co-editor of the 1959 Explorer,
and vice-president of La Salle's chapter
of Lambda Iota Tau, the national literature honor society. He was graduated
with Maxima Cum Laude honors, after
maintaining a Dean's List standing
throughout his undergraduate studies,
and now plans graduate studies in English
in
Temple University's evening
curriculum.
Veen, who received the Bachelor of
Arts degree in History, won the acclaim
of the La Salle faculty and student body
for his spirited leadership of the recent
campaign for the carillon system now
Olney Avenue tower. While president of the Executive Board and of the
German Club, he coordinated the many
activities that financed the $7,000 system,
which was dedicated to the late Pope
Pius XII.
in the
AWARDED
SUMMER RESEARCH TASK
LA SALLE JUNIOR
AFRICAN STUDENTS ELECT
assistantships, or fellowships for graduate school studies during
scholarships,
LA SALLE SENIOR
the 1959-60 academic year.
A
'
La
College junior, Robert
Salle
J.
Rosemery, has been granted a National
Science Foundation award to take part in
the 1959 Summer Undergraduate Research
Program
at
the
University
of
The award winners, many of whom received multiple offers, were the following:
member
College,
Biology: Stanley Rzepela, scholarship,
Hahnemann Medical
College,
N.
Stathakis, scholarship,
College of Osteopathy.
North Carolina.
George K. Dunye, of Liberia, and now
a
and John
of the Class of '60 at
was
African
La
Salle
elected president of the All-
Union
Student's
Philadelphia
for
Philadelphia
year, at a recent
Greater
of
academic
1959-60
the
Union meeting.
Business: John J. Duffy, Jr., scholarVillanova Law School; James J.
Feerick, assistantship, Indiana University; John F.
Reardon, assistantship.
University of Pittsburgh, and Thomas
J. Boyce, scholarship, Harvard University Graduate School of Business.
ship,
Chemistry
John F. Flood, teachingDame University; Edward J. Spanier, assistantship, Purdue
University, and Thomas F. Toomey, Jr.,
:
fellowship, Notre
scholarship. University of Pennsylvania
School of Medicine.
Economics: John A. Duffy,
Jr., assist-
antship, Boston College, and William J.
O'Brien, Jr., scholarship. Catholic U.
Dennis M. Cunningham, asGraduate Theatre
Department; Bernard V. McCabe, fellowship, Niagara University, and Michael
J. Tanney, Jr., instructorship, Tufts University Drama and Speech Department.
English
:
sistantship, Villanova
Roberv
J.
Rosemery
A
1956 alumnus of La Salle High
School, attending La Salle College under
a National IVIerit Scholarship, Rosemery
was one of ten selected from more than
100 applicants across the nation. He is
majoring in Chemistry and has maintained
an almost perfect scholastic
I
History: Albert J. Dorley, assistantNiagara University; John W.
Hedges, scholarship, Temple University
School of Law, and Joseph T. Makareship,
record.
wicz, scholarship, Marquette University.
The purpose of the summer program,
as outlined by the University of North
Pre-Law: Joseph A. DiSandro, schollarship, Temple University
School of
Law; Francis E. Gleeson, Jr., scholar-
provide undergraduate
students with "research experience of
the highest possible type with the hope
Carolina,
is
to
that they will be stimulated to pursue
beyond the college level."
their education
i
Foreign Languages: Bernhardt G. BluWoodrow Wilson Fellowship,
Northwestern University, and Thomas J.
Nolan, assistantship, Boston College.
menthal,
The students are permitted to select a
research director from the University's
staff, and are assigned, in general, to a
problem which can reasonably be expected to be completed within ten weeks,
the duration of the program. In addition,
they attend conferences and seminars
student's field of interest. The
students are paid for their services on an
in each
hourly basis, with tuition and fees remitted by the University.
31 GRADUATES WIN
GRAD SCHOOL AWARDS
Thirty-one graduates of the Class of
'59, at this writing, have been awarded
George
Dunye
Dunye
K.
majoring
is
in
finance at
La
from the
Li-
Salle under a grant-in-aid
government. He has been vicechairman of the Union's publicity committee since 1956 and, in 1958, he founded
berian
the
Liberian
dent.
was
He remains
At La
latter.
Association
Student's
Philadelphia, and
of
elected its presi-
vice-president of the
Salle,
he
is
a
member
of
the International Relations Club, and has
been a member of the soccer team for the
past two seasons.
Pennsylvania Law
J. Trzuskowski, assistantship, Georgetown University Law
ican girl, the former Edith
School.
was graduated from
University of
Center, and Francis
ship.
Philosophy : John V. Touey, assistantship,
Fordham
University.
Physics-Math: James
sistantship,
Illinois
Faccenda, asInstitute of Tech;
J.
Charles W. Fischler, Jr., assistantship.
University of Notre Dame; Robert M.
Fleming, fellowship. University of Notre
Dame, and Lawrence Ott, assistantship.
Temple University.
Psychology: James B. McCool, assistantship. Temple University, and Francis
J. Murphy, assistantship, Princeton University,
(latter declined in favor of Re-
Dunye, who recently married an AmerI. Hamilton,
Patrick's
St.
High
School, Liberia, in 1952, and, the follow-
ing year, flew to the U.
tion of the
this visit,
S. at
the invita-
American government. During
he worked at the U. S. Census
Bureau, and found time to
visit
New
York, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, whei-e
he toured the
Rand,
Steel.
He
offices of
United
the
IBM, Remington
Nations,
and
U.
S.
returned to Africa after six
months, with hopes and plans for furthering
his
education
in
this
country.
His dreams materialized when he again
Atlantic in
1956 to
demptorist priesthood).
crossed the
Sociology: John J. Feehan, traineeship.
University of Pennsylvania School of
under the sponsorship of the
Institute of African-American Relations
and the Liberian government.
Social Service.
at
La
Salle,
enroll
SAMUEL REGALBUTO MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED
Memorial
Regalbuto
Samuel
The
Scholarship, for four years of study at
La Salle College, was recently estab-
Regalbuto,
Florence
Mrs.
by
lished
of the former Commissioner of
Public Property in Philadelphia.
widow
The full-tuition scholarship, provided
by a trust fund established by Mrs.
Regalbuto
in
memory
of her husband,
awarded to the young man who
meets all academic requirements of the
will be
College, while manifesting financial need.
It will be renewable annually to the
initial
winners.
Regalbuto was born in Sicily,
where he began a career in pharmacy
which he continued briefly upon his arrival here. Soon after, however, he established the Western Flour Company
of Pennsylvania and of Trenton, New
Jersey, to which over 35 years of his life
were devoted.
Mr.
A veteran of the first world war, Mr.
Regalbuto was cited for his charitable
works by the late Pope Pius XII in
1952, and was awared the Star of Fidelity by the Italian government in 1955.
He was
executive vice-president of the
Grand Opera Company, a
Philadelphia
member of the American Legion, the
Variety Club of Philadelphia, the Penn
A.C., and the City Businessman's Club.
GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW
LA SALLE HIGH
Brother Daniel Bernian, F.S.C., Presiof La Salle College, and Brother E.
Francis,
Principal
F.S.C.,
of
La
Salle
L. McCloskey, left. Assistant to the President of the College, welconnes his successor as
Director of Alumni, Joseph L, HHanley, who also became editor of "La Salle" magazine. John A.
Guischard, Ph.D., right. Alumni president and chairman of the modern language department, also
greeted the new administrator and editor.
John
Designed by the architectural firm of
Nolen and Swinburne, with Mr. Victor
Kush in charge and Brothers E. Francis,
F.S.C., and David Albert, F.S.C., as consultants, the new high school will be
one of the most modern of its kind in the
Philadelphia area. Planned to accommodate a minimum of 800 boys, with provisions for future expansion, the edifice
include
such as the carriage house, will be moved
and used for athletic storage after the
planned construction of complete outdoor
athletic facilities. Varsity football will
be played at 20th Street and Olney Avenue until the new stadium is erected.
building and library, housing some 20,000
volumes. Both the administrative and
Wives of 165 La Salle College seniors
received the Ph.T. Putting Him
Through
degree at the College's sixth
annual Ph.T. program, on May 31 in
library units will face on interior, land-
the College Auditorium.
scaped courts.
Alphonse H. Clemens, Ph.D., Director
Marriage Counseling Center,
the
Catholic University of America, delivered
and steel
The exterior facing will be
glass, and metal curtain walls.
will be of reinforced concrete
construction.
College High School, officiated at groundbreaking ceremonies July 7 for the new
of brick,
La
school, said that the
which a $2.3 million
contract was awarded to James J. ClearSalle High, for
kin, Inc.
Construction
cupancy
plans
are
set
for
oc-
in the Fall, 1960.
The new high
school,
which
will
be
Avenue and Paper
Mill Road, Springfield Township, Montgomery County, represents the third
major phase in the ten million dollar
Centenary expansion program at La Salle
erected at Cheltenham
College.
Two
other
building
are
now
under construction on the Olney Avenue
campus: a Student Union, scheduled to
open this September, and a Science
Building, set to open in 1960.
Construction of the new high school
on the 76-acre site, formerly the "Belcroft" estate of Clarence E. Brown, will
permit the College to utilize the present
high school building
now on the College
campus
— to
—
help accommodate
expanding enrollment.
6
its
of students even during heavy
peak-loads at lunch hour.
The fine, old "Belcroft" mansion on the
estate, will be altered and enlarged to
provide a complete faculty residence for
32 Brothers. A new chapel, to be shared
by the Brothers and students, will become one of the new wings of the mansion. Other structures on the property,
traflic
Brother Francis, principal of the high
new
structure will
a three-story academic wing,
housing 32 classrooms and laboratories.
It will be separated from the huge auditorium and gymnasium areas by a low,
one-story air-conditioned administration
Cafeteria, kitchen, band
room and me-
chanical services, will be under the auditorium and gymnasium, and will lead out
into a separate exterior recreation area,
which
is
partially
covered
to
provide
sheltered areas during inclement weather.
Features of the new building will
in-
clude exterior sunshades, and grey, heat-
absorbing glass, to reduce glare and heat
in all classrooms with southern exposure.
The gymnasium will be entirely toplighted, and corridors and stairways will
be located so that there will be no cross-
PH.T.
—
DEGREES
—
of
commencement address. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Halpin, wife of Charles A. J.
Halpin, a 1948 graduate of La Salle, and
a member of the faculty, received a
special degree at the ceremonies. Mrs.
Halpin, mother of eight children, will be
honored for her outstanding role as wife
the
and mother.
The Ph.T. degrees were conferred by
Brother Daniel Bernian, F.S.C., Ph.D.,
president of the College.
FIFTH ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAM
ALUMNI (PRELIMINARY)
Wm.
G.
Mundy
'28
CENTURY CLUB
OF 1958
Rev. Joseph M. Noonan,
John McShain, '17
James A. Lehman,
Thomas J.
J.
Raymond
Moran,
J.
O'Keefe
Theodore Praiss
'21
'22
'30
Reilly, '19
Issac H. Rigberg '28
Russell Cullen, '22
John
J.
G. Frank Santor '30
William V. Scanlan '24
'22
Francis J. Braceland, '26
Albert J. Crawford, Jr., '36
Nicholas J. Christ, '38
John A. Guischard, '38
William C. Howrie, Jr., '38
Joseph P. Rhein, '38
Magnus J. Schaebler
Raymond J. Spahn '24
John
Milton Eisenberg
George J. Resnick
'22
'31
Edmond Chapdelaine
Loughney, '40
Joseph E. Gembala, Jr., '41
Joseph McLaughlin, '44
Robert Walters, '47
Theodore W. Dent, Jr., '49
Joseph F. McDermott, '49
Raymond E. Mason, Jr., '50
Joseph F. Larkin, III, '52
T. Francis
Thomas
J.
Joseph G. Buchert
Henry P. Close
Edward P. Pointer
Edward
J. Coverdale
Louis Kaplan
961
$15,539^9
1898-1930
Lawrence G. Bowman
Bernard A. Bradley
Charles
Joseph Blankemeyer
Francis J. Braceland
Joseph C. Close '00
Nathan Hale Colton
J.
'24
'26
'24
Russell Cullen '22
Hubert
J.
Dever
David Frank
'11
'30
Edward J. Griffith '95
Joseph W. Heyer, Sr. '25
Daniel
J.
Thomas
'17
McSwiggan
J.
'27
Mansfield '02
George J. Margraff
John J. Moran '22
'22
Sidney H. Orr
Robert P. Pascucci
Lawrence J. Rosania
Arthur Steinberg
Ralph F. Boccella
John R. Felice
John F. Flannery
Albert S. Garczynski
Charles A. J. Halpin, Jr.
John
Jesse J. Stach
Cornelius F. Sullivan
Clarence G. Supplee
'40
Horace G. Butler
John H. Christie
Charles T. Glenn
Joe Grady
Benjamin Grossman
P. Callan, Jr.
Cappiello
Albert J. Crawford, Jr.
Maurice J. Kelley
Joseph A. Rider
Leon S. Blash
John J. Courteney
Gregory F. Froio
N. L. Gladnick
Felix M. Kadel
Thomas A. Kane
John S. Penny
Rev.
P. Schilp
Hegar
Harry
T.
McCann
Joseph McLaughlin
Harry J. Siano
George R. Swoyer
Robert B. Winkelman,
Jr.
'45
James
F.
Dever
F. H. Falk
Mark A. Manning, Jr.
Charles L. Guerin
•36
S.
J.
Albert J. Kraft, Jr.
Nicholas E. LaRocca
Albert J.
Nicholas F. Pensiero
John
Lebow
Irvin J.
'44
A. J. Dilenno
Joseph F. Dolan
Robert R. Goodhart
Maurice A. Kelley
John J. Kelly
Stanley J. Lisowski
G. Harold Metz
John P. Plum
Coffey
'37
'17
Jr.
J. McFadden
James R. McGrath
Edward J. Masterson
Thomas L. Meyer
'39
•46
Loughney
Makler
Thomas J. Ryan
Robert C. Buckwalter
Rev. Sidney C. Burgoyne
Robert J. Carabasi
Thomas J. McCann
Edward A. Nolan, Jr.
Harold L. Small
Joseph M. Walsh
Leonard T. Zebrowski
•47
'41
John
A. McCarthy, Jr. '16
Maurice B. McGoldrick
David P. McKenna '16
George J. Edelmann,
Joseph F. Frazer
George J. Gradel
Joseph
Claude F. Koch
Frank
J.
'43
Aaron D. Bannett
Francis A. McCarthy
T. Francis
Thomas
Herman J. John '26
John A. Lawler '10
James A. Lehman '21
Reed
Joseph P. Rhein
Joseph R. Rltter
Thomas M. Scotti
John A. Slattery
Robert J. Stets
J.
Peter L. Steffa
Walter Hinch '98
Leonard F. HofFmayer
Roland Holroyd '27
'19
Nicholas J. Christ
Earl C. Costa
John A. Guischard
William C. Howrie, Jr.
Vincent Mianulli
Nicholas A. Policarpo
Michael C. Rainone
John J. Smith
Alfred D. Hills, Sr. '20
John McShain
J.
William A. Curlette
Joseph F. Flubacher
John P. Gibbons
Joseph F. Meehan
Joseph D. O'Donnell
John H. Potter
William L. Regan
Charles F. Schlechter
Joseph E. Gindhart '22
John T. Greene, Jr. '17
Ludwig M. Frank
Joseph P. Mohr
John T. Smart
'35
Amount
•42
Anthony F. Caravelli
Charles A. Cavanaugh
John A. Clement
'33
34
Number of Contributors
'38
Stanley A. Szawlewicz
•32
Gola, '55
William Kelly, Hon.
1
'08
Harry
Kelly, '39
J.
CM.
Angelo
Tom Breen
Bernard A. Breslin
Robert J. Courtney
Robert L. Dean
Joseph E. Gembala,
Joseph A. Colasante
Donald A. Comely
Gaetano A. D'Elia
Lawrence R. Goldbacher
J.
Francis J. Guerin
Joseph A. Lepere
George W. Lochetto
John T. McGeehan
Edward
Jr.
P. Hill
Brendan Joseph Lee
Joseph R. Morice
D. Joseph Pascucci
Robert Walters
William J. Wisniewski
Theodore W. Dent,
Francis M. Dixon
'48
William
Edward
Binkowski
J.
Louis P. Domingues
Joseph J. Eberle, Jr.
Joseph C. Eckert, Jr.
Thomas P. Ferris
Carlin
J.
Powell S. Channell
Sidney S. Chilnick
Charles J. Cochrane
John L. Connolly
John
T.
Charles
James
J.
Conway
Curran
Charles B. Dietzler
Henry J. Dougherty
Charles J. Dunne
Anthony F. Faia
Frank T. Foti
Michael Frank
Michael
Robert F. McMackin
Rev. Joseph Miele
Joseph P. Mooney
John F. Moore
Francis J. Nathans
Paul J. Nekoranik
Edward Joseph Perri
Frank P. Rauch
Thomas W. Rogers
Bernard F. Rafferty
Edward J. Murphy, Jr.
James J. O'Neill, Jr.
Paul M. Pertillo
Herbert T. Picus
Thomas Quinlan
John
C.
Albert
Carmen J. Spinelli
James J. Stokes
William H. Tennant
John J. Thompson
William C. Wixted
Charles
•49
J.
Trois
Donald P. Viggiano
Frank C. Yoder
Alfieri
Albert F. Alio
Arnold A. Bulterman
Cornelius J. Carlin
Kevin J. Cassidy
William F. X. Coifey
Nunzio CoUietti
Joseph P. Coogan
Jerome I. Cook
James J. Cunningham,
Carmine F. Daiutolo
Rostien
William A. Rothwell,
G. J. Schorn
William C. Schrandt
50
Allan
Donald F. Barnett
Daniel
J.
Walter G. Boehm
John Bresnan
Jr.
James J. Brett
James F. Brown
Thomas E. Burns
Oscar Haimowitz
Frank W. Hauser, Jr.
William Joseph Hearney,
John Helwig, Jr.
John T. Hogan
Francis
W. Judge
Thomas
F. Kehoe
John J. Kelley
William A. King,
Frank J. Klein
Jr.
Patrick N. Leto
Robert E. Lodes
S.
Lontkowski
Raymond E. Mason, Jr.
Rosania
W.
Chester T. Cyzio
Jr.
Richard
Rtchard
William F. Grauer
Anthony
Raymond B. Reinl
Rev. Glendon E. Robertson
Charles R. Rumsey
William J. Sabol
Carlo J. Salzano
John W. Santry
Alvin H. Smith
Fred A. Strasser, Jr.
Patrick J. Sweeney
Charles B. Tribit
J. Clancy
Gustave C. Cote
John Barry Cregan
Robert C. Crosson, Jr.
Richard S. Cullen
John T. Curran
Patrick
James A. Geisheimer
Richard W. Gosa
Lawrence D. McDonald
William McFeeters
John A. McGinty
Diodoro V. Minuti
William J. Monkhouse
John G. Boyce
Joseph J. Boyer
John J. Fossett
Joseph H. Foster
Henry J. Furlong
Lloyd
Joseph G. Markmann
Charles C. McDaniels
Joseph F. McDermott
William J. McDonnell
Robert E. McDonough
Hugh D. McStravick
Louis M. Backe, III
Robert P. Bass, Jr.
William J. Beisser
Sigmond J. Blaszczyk, Jr.
Victor N. Boccella
John J. Bolton
William Anthony Felte
Vincent R. Foley
John J. Luxemburger
John Maicher
Frank W. Marte
Frank McNulty
Carmen A.
J.
Cletus
J.
McBride
Edward M. McCarthy
Walter Anthony McCool
John J. McCusker
Charles M. McDonald
Joseph R. McDonald
James C. MoflFet
Joseph L. Moran
Francis P. Murray
Elmer A. Pendel
Carl W. Pf efferle, Jr.
James E. Quigley
Eugene D. Regan
Edward A. Roney
Joseph F. Ryan
Robert J. Sankey
William H. Scanlan
Samuel L. Seran
William J. Shelly
Leon Stallings
John P. Stanton
Robert
J.
Sorensen
Stephen X. Tracy
Adams
Robert D. Aitken
Joseph F. Armstrong
John J. Elser
George T. Evans
Matthew T. Lettieri
Thomas R. Linton
Richard
51
Dubyk
J.
Waugh
E. Douglas
Robert Joseph Ehlinger
Vincent J. Kelly
Stanley Kopacz
Leo C. Ingelsby
Joseph T. Longo
Bertram Kreger
Norman F. Lucas
John L. McCloskey
Paul W. Mcllvaine
James C. McLaughlin
Harry G. Wiebler
John J. Woods
Joseph
J. Cahill
Charles G. Heil, Jr.
Philip F. Kelly
Eugene Himmelstein
Thomas J. Hickey
Thomas W. Howlin
Gerald
John Dampf
Martin J. Devine
James E. Dougherty
Joseph F. Keiser
Andrew J. Gormley
William A. Graham
Thomas J. Hare, III
Thomas B. Harper, HI
Thomas M. Walker
Anthony R. Gringeri
Charles R. Haggerty
James W. Jones
Robert F. Gallagher
Richard A. Garstka
Harry J. Gibbons
John H. Byrnes
Harold J. Bythrow
John James Cahill
Daniel J. Campbell
Benedict A. Capra
John Christie
Ralph J. Coby
C. Gus Constant
James P. Connor
Bernard H. Coyle
James P. Coyle, Jr.
Paul R. Flack
Robert J. Foster
Edward P. Frunzi
James F. Garvin
Carmen F. Guarino
Paul E. Gillespie
Mario N. Grimaldi
Connors
F.
Jr.
J.
J.
Daisley
Devlin
Philip E. Dolan
John J. Doman
III
Louis V. Donnini
Charles P. Dugan
William
J.
Earley
Matthew A. Fanning
James W. Finegan
James J. Flatley
Edward J. Fleming
Edwin J. Garcia
Joseph F. Gerety
Leonard J. Graziani
Joseph A. Granahan
John
J.
Albert
Hambrose,
S.
Jr.
Harris
Frank J. Hart
Charles H. Hlggins
Francis J. Hoban
Charles A. Inglesby
Robert A. Kauffmann
Terrence A. Kerr
Charles F.
Knapp
Leonard C. Konopka
Wilbert N. Laverghetta
James A. Lee
John P. Lee
Philip J. Lucia
James D. Magowan
John A. Marchesani
Joseph McAveety
James J. McCabe, Jr.
William J. McDevitt, Jr.
Thomas
J. McGinty
John C. McGuire
John V. Mcllmail
James C. McLaughlin
Henry C. Moser
Francis B. Mullackey
Gregory R. O'Brien
Vincent C. Paoletto
Robert J. Peterson
L. Thomas Reif Steele
Edward D. Reilly
John T. O'Donnell
Richard K. O'Donnell
William A. Parkinson, Jr,
A. E. Pasquarelli
James Redican
William A. Ries
Maurice F. Rudden
Thomas
John T. Schenkel
William C. Seiberlich, Jr.
George R. Simmons, Jr.
Joseph F. Smith
Joseph F. Spellman
Burton Stein
Charles
F. Quigley
John E. Quinlan
James Sullivan
Guy R. Tobias
John J. Welsh
Thomas M. White
W.
Reif
Edward A. Rogan
George W. Rose
Robert J. Ryan
Richard F. Saponaro
Benjamin Sargis
Herbert E. Schweizer
Carroll E. Shelton
Stanton J. Shelton
David Shore
Malcolm L. Smalley
Benjamin Tumolo
'52
Donald W. Bernard
Andrew D. Bertucci
Richard C. Bourne
James V. Brooks
Donald Burkhimer
J.
Edward
J.
Vasoli
Robert H. Vasoli
Whelan
Joseph M. Wolfram
John H. Woltemate
Joseph H. Wood, Jr.
John J. Callan
Frank Campbell
Thomas J. Casey
Francis X. Conaty
Francis D. Aeillo
John J. Cush
Gerald A. Desmond
Robert Fisher
Kenneth A. Foust
Sidney GaiBn
Jr.
Domenick D. Caniglia
James L. Carroll
Corr
John M. Coulson
Gerald
J.
John F. Costello
John J. Creedon
John M. Curran,
Jr.
Joseph M. Gavin
Joseph F. Goliash
Douglas George Davison
Edward V. Graham
Frank GriflBn
Ronald C. Deery
Vincent J. DelGatto
Francis J. Domzalski
Joseph T. Doyle
John M. Dronson
Robert Hasson
Joseph A. Hatch
Robert E. Hayes
George C. Hines
Anton Hollondonner
James S. Jones
John
Keenan
J.
C. William Kieser
Wallace King
Richard T. Kloos
George J. Koenig
William A. LaPlante
Joseph F. Larkin, III
Makowski
Francis X. McDonald
Henry
S.
Raymond M. McGinley
Jack K. McGonigal
James P. McHugh
John W. McMenamin
Francis
J.
John T. Kulak, Jr.
Francis P. Loeber
Joseph D. Martin
Louis R. Masucci
James J. McDevitt
George L. Mason, III
Joseph W. Matthews
Maurice A. McCarthy
Gerard M. McGovern
Charles
McGovern
J.
McNamara
John T. McNutt
James G. McSherry
Sylvester A. Morrone
Paul M. Moser
Frank R. Murdock
Charles
J.
Day
Frederick D. Duden
Peter J. Finley
Francis A. Florio
John A. Foody.
Joseph F. Fricker
Louis
J.
Edward
Thomas
Gagliardi, Jr.
Gibbons
R. Gallagher
J.
Earl U. Gottschalk
Vincent A. Marino
Joseph E. McGrath
Bart P. Morris
Joseph P. Morrison
Richard J. Morrison
John F. McNally
John J. McShane
James H. McWilliams
Joseph J. Molyneaux
Joseph F. Oesterle
Philip J. O'Malley
Arthur S. O'Neill, Jr.
Joseph O'Brien
Richard F. O'Brien,
Francis R. O'Hara
Guido C. Pacitti
Richard W. Plant
Donald E. Praiss
Donald J. Price
Robert V. Quindlen
James Rath, Jr.
Charles F. Redican, Jr.
Richrad R. Ryan
William G. Ryan
Robert S. Segin
Donald F. Sharp
Louis J. Siana
Charles B. Smith
Edward
Robert
Rowley
J.
J.
Schaefer
John B. Simms
Jack Solomon
James E. Stanton
Joseph J. Sweeney
'54
William
Carl C.
Von Nell
J.
Thomas
Joseph L. Abbamondi
Anthony E. Valerio
Raymond
Raymond
L.
Agent
Walter E. Arrison
Alexander L. Avallon
Joseph G. Bille
Leonard J. Birle
John Birnbrauer
Walton Bolger
John P. Bradley
Edward F. Bronson
Matthew L Bucko, Jr.
James J. Buonassisl
William F. Burns
John G. Carnila
Edward Ciecka
James J. Corbett
Gerard T. Corkery
Nicholas C. D'Angelo
Joseph F. Davies
Frank B. Deck
Lester R. DeFonso
T. Paul DiVito
Edward
J.
Doyle
Ji-.
Robert J. Richards
Joseph Ridgik
Ronald R. Riley
George H. Roney, Jr.
David J. Rosania
James M. Walker
53
William E. Cox
Anthony G. Galen,
Edward
John J. Mangan
John F. Manning
Robert Marple
T. Vasoli
Frank R. Waring
George C. Weaver, III
Harry J. White, Jr.
William J. Wingel
Donald E. Zdanowicz
55
James R. Bacon
Thomas J. Bagnell
William C. Bergmann
John F. Blee
William F. Boyle
Albert A. Cantello
Robert T. Chancier
Charles A. J. Coyle
George A. Cozza
Martin J. Curlonis
Richard T. Dalena
John F. K. Daly
Joseph A. DeBarberie
John K. deFrancesco, Jr.
James J. Graham
Edward M. Groody
James F. Hanahan
Frank A. Harrison
John F. Eagan
Richard Fisher
Harry F. Deutsch
Thomas E. Dougherty
A. Joseph Hering
John D. Hunt
Anthony J. Fragale
Edward
Robert E. Freed
William B. Fynes
Maxim M. Felk
John F. Geary
Joseph
Charles G. Happ
David W. Harrison
James
Marvin N. Kallish
John D. Klaiber
George I. Haggerty
John T. Hannas
Stanley S. Karpinski
William J. Kenny
Emil P. Kiss
Lang
Thomas G. Lydon
John B. Lynch
William
J.
Gerald
W. Faiss
John P. Farris
Michael
Edward
J.
J.
J.
Dempsey
Farley
Fogarty, Jr.
W. Foley
I.
Thomas
Gillespie
J.
Gola
Donald D. Heil
Raymond
Thomas J. Horan, Jr.
Richard J. Jackson
Robert F. Jones
Ralph
John
J. Itri
Jungers
P.
Francis
William F. Kelly
Robert J. Kelleher
Joseph P. Kelley
Thomas F. Lavin
Thomas Lucia
Armand J. Lupo
J.
McKenna
James J.
Anthony J. Mela
Joseph A. Moore
Leo E. Murphy, Jr.
Jr.
Frank J. Noonan
James A. O'Brien,
Walter J. Eliason
Joseph Michael Erb
James J. Fardy
Francis X. Finegan
Kelley
J.
John
F. Kerstan
Joseph V. Koehler
Raymond J. Fonash
Thomas J. Ford, Jr.
Arthur H. LcRoy
John J. Lombard,
Robert W. Lynch
Joseph V. Gallo
Jr.
John
Thomas J. Lynch,
Jr.
Thomas A. Halligan
Edward J. Higgins
Jr.
Thomas
J.
Murphy
Richard
J.
Nolan
Thomas H. Noone, Jr.
John
L.
Schmidt
William T. O'Donnell, Jr.
Vincent
Charles Poolos
Albert C. Price
Harvey Portner
Adam Smith
Joseph H. Soder
Francis H. Sterling
Donald J. Reape
Joseph H. Rodrigues
Joseph Rothschild
John J. Rowley
Isidor P. Strittmatter
Michael D. Scelsa
David J. Smith
Joseph J. Sullivan
Charles
J. Serfilippo
J.
Raymond
Stroedecke
J. Schaeper
Frank J. Turbett
Eugene R. Voegtlin
Lawrence
Joseph A. Antal
Fred A. Zaiss
'56
Frank S. Blatcher
John A. Brennan, Jr.
Paul F. Buehler
Dewey
Clark
Francis P. Cosgrove
P.
Nicholas P. Dienna
Edward
John
J.
Dougherty
Dougherty
G.
John K. Endo
Antonio L. Falzarano
Frank P. Fighera
Robert Fischer
Anton J. Franck
Donald
Gallagher
Francis M. Ganley
William Gershanick
J.
Manuel Gomez
Charles W. Greenberg
George
Harkins, Jr.
Charles J. Heisler
William M. Henhoflfer
J.
Andrew W. Holowinsky
Victor C. Hoepfl
James
Hughes
J.
George Keneipp
Stanley M. Knebel
Richard S. Kozieja
Robert W. Kraemer
Frederick J. Leinhauser
Gererd J. Lewis
Gerald F. McCausland
Francis M. McCormack
Daniel E. McGonigle
John A. McNichol
Charles J. Mackley
Joseph E. Madeja
Francis J. Mangan
Earl L. Melville
Richard Monihan
Donald A. Murray
George M. Pregg
James M. Purtell
Richard F. Quirk
Bannigan
William J. Barry
Gerald V. Beggin
Patrick
William
Charles E. Adler
J. Hall, III
G. J. Pascuzzi
H. Eugene Passmore
Richard J. Powers
"57
Marvin S. Wallach
Henry T. Wilkens
Yearly
Gyza
John T. O'Brien
John F. O'Connell
John J. Adair
George P. Altmeier
James L. Annas
J.
C.
William
Robert M. Rogers
Elwood Ruddy
Thomas Schenk
10
Huml
Joseph N. Malone
William McConaghy
Stephen J. McLoughlin
John A. Monastra
James R. Mullen
Frederick C. Maquire
Joseph J. Manson
George Margraff
Gaudenzio A. Narcisi,
G.
J.
Domenic A. Rebecca
Stephen Rega
J. Bell
Charles F. Rueger
Charles J. Boyce
Constantine J. Boyle
Joseph T. Sanquilli
John A. Seeman, Jr.
Thomas J. Shanley
John J. Simon
James J. Broussard
Frank J. Bruno
Joseph C. Bubeck
Francis
J.
Salvatore
Buck
Eugene
George A. Butler
J.
F.
Sorrentino, Jr.
Trimber
Joseph B. Waltrich
Frank Carberry
Michael J. Carey
Ronald N. Alig
Anthony J. Damore
Frank P. Delich
Henry W. deLuca, Jr.
John J. Dever, Jr.
William P. Dierkes
Paul J. Diesenbruch,
William M. Donohoe
Charles J. Doughty
Paul D. Downey
Thomas P. Duffy
Jr.
Anthony L. Cucuzzella
Paul E. Cundey
Edward A. Czerniakowski
Philip J. Dagostaro
Angelo S. D'Amico
John J. Deady
Arthur J. Delaney
Gerard T. delPrato
Joseph Desiata
Robert J. DiLuchio
John Dlugosz
Hugh G. Dougherty
Thomas F. Dudley
Timothy Durkin
R. Allan Durrant, III
Richard K. Dyer
Charles Eltringham
Robert C. Feeney
Edward M. Fisher
Otis Fitzgerald
James E. Franz
John F. Gallagher
Joseph D. Gallagher
Richard G. Gallagher
Thomas J. Garberina
John Joseph Gaworski
Edward B. Gehring
Joseph A. Gehl
William H. Gianelle
Joseph M. Gindhart
Robert Gottschall
John R. Gulliford
Edward
L.
Haas
William F. Hegarty
John J. Haggerty, Jr.
John C. Hall
James F. Howard,
Jr.
William F. Johnson
Joseph R. Julian
Norman
E. Katz
Dennis G. Katziner
Charles G. Keller, Jr.
James D. Kerwin
John A. Kinslow
John T. Koegler
Frank R. Kohler
Vincent Konen
Joseph A. Kriz
'58
Francis X. Cassidy
Joseph P. Cassidy
Theodore J. Cheski
Richard Coulson
William R. Gulp
Daniel F. Chinnici
Donald R. Chipley
Raymond T. Coughlan
Albert W. Barron, Jr.
Robert Belz
Norman Bernstein
Charles A. Beugless
Lawrence J. Borger
Canuto Borromeo, Jr.
William G. Bourne
Romeo A. Boyd,
Robert Boyle
Jr.
James J. Kuhm, Jr.
Robert A. Lample
Pasquale La Ruffa
Joseph G. Lehman
John F. Magosin,
Jr.
Vincent Mancini
Donald A. Marrandino
Jose R. Martin
Donald F. McAneny
Edward McCabe
J. McCormick
Thomas L. McCoy
Francis J. McFadden
John A. Callahan
Joseph M. Carduff
John F. Carr
Bernard
Louis
William F. McGonigal
J.
Casale
Joseph T. McGough
John
J.
McGurr
J. McLaughlin
Rene G. Meierhans
John A. Mellon
Bertram E. Miscannon
Frank J. Moran
Kenneth L. Murtha
Enos Charles Ney
John C. Oberholzer
William
Gottfried and Co.
Smith, Kline and French
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wisniewski
Sr.
Gilbert
Guim
William J. Randall
John Razler
Robert A. Resnick
Fred Rizzo
Joseph Roddy
Thomas J. Rodgers
Thomas P. Rodgers
Arthur Roney
S. J.
Rzepela
Owen Sammons
James R. Schwartz
John T. Shepard
James P. Schrotz
Edward Spanier
David Spratt
James H. Jenkins
James Katsoris
Joseph T. Kennedy
Michael Struglia
Francis R. Klaster
Harry Kober
Brophy
Brown
Thomas T. Campbell
Thomas M. Casey
J.
Donald F. Cunningham
Joseph Cupini
Daniel J. Croke
Charles P. Deegan
Cliff Gillespie
Walter E. Goodwin
Thomas Grey
Thomas J. Grimes
Gerald Guarini
J. Raab
Eugene Raff aele
John Stathakis
James F. Stehli
Gordon Storholm
H. J. Connolly'
Richard J. Corbett
Dennis M. Cunningham
Mrs. Walter Bilski
John C. Flanagan
John F. Flood
Joseph J. Flynn
Donald P. Fonville
David L. Forde
Prank J. Fritz, Jr.
Bernard Petitet
John F. Hobbs
Albert Hoenig
E. T. Howe, Jr.
Clemens
J. Colahan
Daniel J. Columbi
Mark A. Concannon
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Spaddaccini
Joseph
Victor Petaccio
Basil R. Battaglia
Thomas
Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlynarczyk
William Fitzgerald
O'Neill
N. Panaro
William J. Parkes
Ronald J. Pawlowski
James J. Patton
Joseph J. Pello
Joseph Hanley
Francis C. Harkins
William J. Hartnett
Woodman A. Herr
Frederick A. Cassidy
'Classes of 1915-30
Gerald P. O'Neill
Thomas J.
Joseph L. Bachman, Jr
William Bader
William M. Barbour
Joseph Basile
Edward V. Byrns
Special Contributors
Carl Elitz
E. Gibbon
Charles A. Glackin
Carl H.
Dennis S. Welsh, Jr.
John Whiteley
Joseph P. Yambor
43%
J. O'Driscoll, Jr.
James Faccenda
Walter J. Fagan
John R. Famiglietti
John Farley
John J. Feehan
JohnE. Feeley
James Ferrick
Anthony P. Pinamore
J.
J. L.
Walsh
William P. Walsh
Louis H. Clerf
Percentage Participation
Joseph Braig
David Brickley
James Brickly
J.
Italian Club
$3,123.80
Elmer Bauer, Jr.
P. Beebe
Bernhardt Blumenthal
Richard E. Boyce
Thomas J. Boyce
Richard R. Vanderslice
Michael J. Vattimo
William Kelly
Amount
860
Thomas
Jr.
Wayne J. Furlow,
of Contributors
George C. Amey
Gennaro L. Annunziato
Joseph G. Sundermann
Francis E. Swiacki
Mr.
Number
Russell E. Alden
Mitchel V. Sukalski
James E. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs.
STUDENT ANNUAL
GIVING RESULTS
Class of '59
Donald B. Santomo
Joseph E. Scanlin
Frank J. Schwartz
George C. Shammo
Eugene J. Sharp
John Shevillo
George Spanf elner
!
Thomas V. O'Malley
American Home Products Corp.
Charles J. Reich, Jr.
Rushton H. Ridgway
Daniel J. Rittler
John Rossi
John Charles Rothwell
Leo D. Rudnytzky
William J. St. Pierre
'
William
Russell Eggleton
General Electric Co.
James J. Quinn, Jr.
Angelo T. Randazzo
Andrew Rauchwerk
James
James R. Earley
Class of 1959
Sigma Beta Kappa
William J. O'Rourke, Jr.
Francis P. Owens
Edward T. Pason
Richard Peregoy
Archie Pergolese
Robert C. Polaneczky
Harry C. Portland
Louis N. Potenza
John P. Pryor
James V. Tigani,
James A. Truitt
Caisson Club
Bernard Dillon
Benjamin De Francesco
Theodore De Groot
Leo Donohoe
Daniel D'Orazio
Albert Dorley
James Dougherty
La Mar Dotter
John A. Duffy,
German Club
Albert Dunbar
Glee Club
John Dunn
Jr.
Bruce Koegler
William J. Korytowski
Robert J. Kosinski
Joseph B. Kraft
Philip Kulp
Anthony
J. Laucella
Daniel J. Lawler
Daniel P. Leary
John J. Lee
Louis J. Lendvay
George P. Liarakos
Fernando Lombardi
Thomas
J.
Spratt
William F. Taylor
Thomas
P.
Toomey
Francis Trzuskowski
Anthony Tursi
Ralph
J.
Ungaro
Benjamin Vassallo
Vincent Valecce
E. R. Varalli
Charles Vattieri
Lawrence Vannozzi
John Veen
William F. Waples
John M. Welsh
William Wetzler
Thomas J. Whelan
Edward A. Woolslager
James Maher
Joseph T. Makorewicz
James V. Mallon
Lawrence McAlee
Bernard McCabe
James McCool
Joseph J. Mcllhenny
Francis McLaughlin
Francis J. McGrory
Albert Miralles
William J. MuUin
Francis J. Murphy
Thomas Nolan
John Noonan
F. J. Obara, Jr.
William J. O'Brien, Jr.
Class of '60
Robert Alden
Anthony Alfano
Louis R. Angelucci
P. J. Antolini
Herb Baiersdorfer
Ralph Bantivoglio
Allan Bayley
Walter Bilski
James J. Birmingham
John J. Brady
Thomas R. Burke
Edmund
Butler
Joseph Cairo
11
Joseph M. Callahan
John W. Carsley
George Capaldi
Thomas V. Chelius
M. Ciliberti
Anthony Chunn
J.
Russell Cullen, Jr.
John M. Cunningham
Anthony J. Cutrona
Robert D'Aurelerio, Jr.
Richard S. DeSipio
John P. Doherty
Joseph Donnelly
Donald D'Orazio
Rodger Dunkle
J.
McGrath
McGovem
Robert T. McHugh
Edmund F. McMullin
Philip
M.
Thomas Corrigan
James F. Cosgrove
Frank Cochrane
Anthony Combriato
John J. Cowden
J.
David
J.
Norris
John O'Donnell
E. Paczkowski
Robert F. Pappano
Warren Pastore
Austin D. Paulnack
David Perrine
Peter E. Perry
John Porambo
Edward Rice
Norman Rickert
Felix Russo
Anthony Scamuffa
John R. Schwartz
Leonard Selvaggio
Joseph Sgro
Robert Egizio
Francis J. Erb
Edward
J. Shields
Christopher Silvotti
Peter E. Farrell
George E. Fassnacht
Philip A. Fatizzo
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Thomas J. Folgia
Frank P. Gladsky,
Jr.
Theodore W. Grabowski
John C. Guckavan
Thomas P. Haggerty
William Haller
Thomas E. Hartberger
Thomas A. Hennessey
Joseph W. Heyer
Ralph Howard
Emil
Andrew Sussman
Thomas R. Swartz
Thomas C. Tarpy
Andrew P. Taylor
Gerard M. Tiedeken
Ralph Tolomeo
J.
Janus
William J. Kauflfman
Joseph P. Keane
James P. Kelly
John J. Kenjorski
Class of '61
Anthony Andrews
Edward V. Bachofer
Eugene Marrella
Michael J. Marshall
John Marczely
William R. Mason
Edward A. Miller
Joseph T. Micciche
Donald Meckling
Donald J. Mignogna
John A. Mitchell
Frank Monahan
John A. McCloskey
Denis J. McCormick
John L. McDermott
James V. McGinley
James B. McGough
Charles Del Rossi
Francis DoUarton
Thomas Dougherty
William Dougherty
William Donegan
Eugene Dragonwski
Thomas Duffy
Michael Dugan
Michael DriscoU
Ralph Eddowes
John Egan
Wilson Elliot
David Fisher
Richard Flint
Edward Flynn
Ray Marsco
James Mataresse
Joseph Metallo
William Mistichelli
Frances Moran
Joseph Monahan
Howard Morgan
John Mulholland
James Mullin
Richard Mullin
Richard Moy
Harry Murphy
Robert Mulligan
John McClellan
Martin McDonnell
John McDonald
James McGill
Robert McKenna
James R. Fogacci
John Franks
James McLaughlin
Thomas McLaughlin
Robert Fritzsche
Joseph
R. Ken Gallagher
Peter Gibbons
Otto Gierstorfer
Eugene McVey
John Neary
Kenneth
L.
Gnau
Joseph Grosso
Ed Gryczynski
Robert Herdelin
Joseph Hepp
Philip Hinkle
Norman Hinz
Joseph Hopfner
McMahon
Albert Nelson
Marty Ney
Martin O'Gara
Joseph O'Reilly
Michael Ott
Vincent Pannepacker
John Piatkowski
Robert Pierce
Anthony PlatancUa, Jr.
Edward Padinske
Donald Pollack
Stanley Praiss
John Quinn
William Ramsbottom
Anthony Kavitski
Michael Kavanaugh
Patrick Roach
Kenneth Roberts
Charles Riedel
David Kazmierczak
Edward Keefe
John B. Kelly
Alphonso Roselli
Richard Rueda
John Rudy
Michael Kelly
Richard Kelly
William Kent
Edward Kiernan
Richard Kernan
R. Klossen
Joseph Krajewski
William Kummerly
Robert Sagedy
Michael Saloka
Pedro Sanchey
Tom Scanlon
Edward Schemenski
Richard Schieken
James Sedlock
Joseph Sermanini
Nicholas Cavarocchi
James Land
J. Shortall
John Caras
Joseph Lang
John Larkins
Richard Leach
Joseph Lendvay
Donald Little
David Serchak
Gerald Smith
John Spellman
Joseph Sprissler
Anthony Sproule
Eugene Ballantine
George Logan
John P. Lynch
John G. Lynch
L.
Howard Dilkes
Henry Di Rienzo
John Hennegan
Theodore Hennings
John Bieniek, Jr.
Peter Bossow
Bernard Boxill
Matthew Bowe
Francis Brabazon
Thomas Lynaugh
G. F. Marple
Anthony Wengraitis
Harry Woodcock
J.
George Malone
James Digan
Peter E. Walheim
Charles A. Walker
Robert Baker
Charles Barker
Paul Betz
Laurenaitis
Charles W. Linck
Alfred A. Lisiewski
Larry J. Maier, Jr.
Joseph P. Maher
Joseph Hallman
Joseph Hanuscin
John Helinek
Francis Helverson
L. lannelli
William
12
Leonard Sikorski
Lawrence S. Spiegel
John Strohm
John J. Sullivan
Richard J. Darcy
Peter DeFilippis
John Dick
Francis Borwn
John
L.
Burke
Thomas Burke
Frank Calidonna
Bernard Campbell
Richard Carr
Joseph Centonzi
Wayne Cherry
Charles Christini
Peter Cilibreto
R. P. Corlies
Amerigo Lonzi
Ed Lynch
Thomas Lynch
Gerald Lyons
Cornelius Creeden
Robert MacCauIey
Timothy Coonahan
Ed. Corcoran
Roman Sawycky
Anthony Taddeo
William Tompkins
Donald Trappier
Joseph Tropea
George Trunk
Daniel Tumolo
Joseph Tyler
Eugene Valentine
John Verhaaren
Frank Viola
Bernard Walsh
William Welsh, III
Gerald Wixted
William Wolff
James Wright
Peter Yaremko
Gerald Ziccardi
Class of '62
William Adams
Donald Alloway
Joseph Ariosto
Louis J. Azzara
Joseph Azzareno
Paul M. Balson
Norman Baier, Jr.
Anthony Baratta
Raymond Barkes
James Barron
Frank J. Barth
John Beckno
Robert J. Bela
Joseph J. Bellanca
Louis H. Betz
Gerald Bieler
Francis J. Bilovsky
Adolph P. Birkenberger
George Bohnenberger
Charles J. Bonner
Charles Borcky
Stephen V. Brady
Walter Brown
David Bruhin
Charles A. Burgeon
Thomas Cottone
John J. Crewalk
George A. Crisafulli
Anthony E. Curcio
James L. Coleman
Jerome Curry
Lawrence Curtis
C. J. Carey
Francis Carey
Hugh Carney
Francis
J.
Cartwright
John J. Chapman
Richard W. Chmielewski
Raymond J.
Christie
John P. Christel
Fred G. Clark
James J. Clark
Robert Clothier
Hubert Connor
John P. Coogan
P. J. Conrey
Thomas
R. Daily
Michael R. Dante
Joseph P. Daniszewski
Richard Deigert
William De Marco
Frank Di Curcio
Anthony D'Onofrio
William Donovan
William Doring
Joseph B. Doto
Thomas Dziodosz
Joseph Downly
Henry Eisennagel
Theodore B. Ellenkomp
Charles T. Espenshade
Carmen A. Fabrizio
Joseph Fanos
Earl T. Ferguson
John Fingel
James Finnegan
David Fleming, Jr.
George Friedrich
Anthony Fugaro
Albert R. Funk, Jr.
Wayne J. Furlow
Bernard Gallagher
Edward J. Gallagher
Leo Ganster
James Gately
Helmut Gauss
John Gee
Frank Gentile
Thomas Gheen
Ronald C. Giletti
Joseph Goldnick
Carl Hajduk
Joseph H. Halligan
Emil Harasym
Albert Hebda
Richard W. Held
Joseph Hickey
David R. Hepburn
James A. Hontz, Jr.
Joseph Hopkins
Gerald Hoppe
Robert Houlihan
Duke Horshock
Daniel
J.
Madden
Joseph Maguire
Thomas F. Maher, Jr.
Philip Robideau
Leo J. Marx
William M. Masapollo
Richard J. Mascitti
Romanick
Joseph P. Rothwein
Thomas F. Rosso
Carlo Mascuilli
Nicholas Massington
Jerome Mastal
Joseph Ruggiero
Robert Ryan
Robert Sabol
Francis Salerno
Gerald Scalley
Leo J. Schilling, Jr.
John R. Schmelzer
John Schmidt
Robert Schmidt
Joseph Semeister
Theodore Mecklenburg
James J. Meehan
John Meiszner
Louis P. Meshon, II
Edward
J.
Miller
Robert Mitchell
John Mitkus
Herman J. Mollenkopf
Donald Moore
Francis G. Moore
John Moran
Paul Morganthaler
James Mullan
Anthony C. Murdocca
George J. Murphy
John Murray
Robert A. McAleer
Donald McCrosson
Harry McDermott
Peter R. McDevitt
Edmund McDowell
Joseph McGarry
Michael McGarvey
John McGinley
James G. Mclnerney
Joseph McGoldrick
Philip C.
McGuire
Francis B.
McHugh
Ed McKeogh
Francis F. McLaughlin
Daniel McNeff
William P. Hyland
Anthony Johnston
Leonard Nanartowiez
Otto T. Nebel
Henry F. Josephick
James J. Nicholson
John J. Keane
James F. Kelly
James T. Kelly
John F. Kenney
Daniel Kerrane
Gerald C. Nordin
Thomas Kirsch
Henry Norton
Joseph Novack
Dominic O'Brien
Richard O'Connor
Francis O'Neill
Peter Kizuik
James D.
James Kolb
John Kricher
Matthew Krzeskiewicz
J. Wayne Kullman
Peter G. O'Neill
Alfred Oziemkiewicz
Joseph Papalini
James J. Pastore
J.
Kuntsweiler
Nicholas Lacovara
John Lanigan
W.
D. Layfield
Eugene Lepine
John Lembo
Jack A. Lisiewski
David E. Lohoefer
Jerome Lombard
Thomas Lombardo
Thomas Lynch
Thomas Roback
Frank Maranto
Leonard Maranto
Thomas Hughes
Leonard
Carmen A. Rego
William Regli
O'Neill
Raymond J.
Pentzell
Paul E. Petit
Robert Picollo
Richard Pickup
Martin Pinto
Joseph A. Pinchick
Vincent Piselli
Thomas F. Pyle
Joseph Quinn
Stephen A. Quinn
Timothy Reardon
George
J.
Robitis
Philip
Andrew M. Senkowsky
James
F. Sherlock
Raymond Sieminski
Thaddeus Sieminski
Paul Silvestri
E.
Drew
Sikorski
James Sirano
Andrew Smith
Walter C. Slomp
John J. Smith
Thomas M. Sommers
John V. Spaddaccini
Thomas Sweeney
Chester Tanski
Joseph Thompson
Paul Toselli
Richard D. Tranovich
Richard Travaline
Herbert G. Treflfeisen
Anthony T. Tomasco
Albert Urbowicz
George P. Vercessi
Fred Vincent
Henry T. Voorhees
Joseph C. Wagner
William J. Walchek
William Watts
George Ward
Joseph F. Ward
Robert Ward
Joseph Welsh
Walter E. Weis
Brian Whisman
Arthur Winiarski
Stanley S. Wisniewski
Taras Worchok
James D. Wuenschel
STUDENT ANNUAL
GIVING RESULTS
EVENING DIVISION
Number
of Contributors
Amount
273
$960.25
James H. Abele
Michael
J.
Abbott
T. J. Adelsberger
Raymond
G. Ainger, Jr.
Ferdinand L. Allen
13
George B. Emery
W.
Gerald
James
J.
Eisenbise
Fallon
L. Farrell
Thomas
Herman Farber
Francis J. Dougherty
Paul A. Dressel
J.
Forte
Thomas A. Gall, Jr.
James Gallagher
Michael Gallagher
Armond
F. Gentile
George
Giordas
S.
Millard E. Ames, Jr.
John M. Arleth
Ronald G. Armitage
Walter J. Arnoldy
Francis J. Ash
John N. Baker
Joseph Charles Barrett
Robert E. Batson
Stanley A. Bednarchik
Leroy J. Bentzley
Francis G. Berry
Edward J. Bernier
Thomas C. Boettcher
G.
Doney
John
Raymond W. Gramlich
Edward Lynn
John M. Lynn
John A. Gringeri
John T. Lynch
William F. Gruber
Joseph A. Guinan
Michael
Norman
S.
Dyner
Frederick W. Ebner, Jr.
J. Glinskas
Edward V. Gorman
Thomas Haag
Francis C. Hagan
Patrick W. Hagerty
James
J.
Hamilton
Thomas Hartsough
Ray Hartz, Jr.
David W. Hascher
W. J. Heard, Jr.
A. M. Heisman
F.
R. J. Rizzi
Harry Langley
John LaPaglia
John P. Lavin
William Leimkuhler
Raymond C. Liggins
Joseph W. Lindberger,
Robert F. Lindberger
William R. Long
Richard J. Lowe
Joseph F. Duden
Thomas
Earle C. Landes
J.
Jr.
Magnotta, Jr.
Howard A. Manogue
Albert J. Marone
Robert J. Marr
Renz
Joseph P. Roach
Charles Rogers
Joseph D. Romagnoli
James E. Root
Howard D. Rovins
Joseph J. Ruzicka
Marvin Sacks
Howard J. Salmon
Augustus J. Sassa
Harold Schwartz
Richard Seiberlich
Louis D. Seymour
Edward J. Shade
Robert W. Silber
Cyril E.
Simon
Nick B. Matarazzo
Robert L. Sims
Ludwig J. Mayer
Francis R. Skillman, Jr.
Arthur McCaffrey
Joseph L. Borek
Edward F. Bowe, Jr.
J. M. Boyer
Bernard Boyle
William L. Boyle, Jr.
John Bradley
William F. Branson
John K. Held
Frank A. Hemphill
Gerald J. Heron
Maurice Hickman
Thomas
Charles E. Hilpl, Jr.
Gerald H. Hoffman
Gerald J. McMenamin
Charles McNamee
Donald C. Sminkey
J. Smith
E. J. Smith
Joseph O. Smith
Carmen Spadaro
John J. Spielberger
Bernard Spigel
William F. Sponheimer
Donald J. Sprague
Wallace F. Stack
E. J. Stepnowski
Alexander Stern
Robert C. Stewart
William Strong
William J. Hollister
Walter P. Hund
Martin J. McNicholas
Jack D. McQuaig
Joseph E. McSparran
Joseph A. Melfi, Jr.
Thomas J. Sullivan
W. F. Thompson
P. J. Timoney
John J. Timson
Thomas C. Melley
Joseph F. Mensack
Norman Menchel
Philip Mesisca
Robert J. Meyers
John P. Milcetich
Donald F. Miller
Robert J. Miller
William A. Miller
William Mitchell
Richard Mohelski
George J. Monahan
George J. Moore
Leon J. Mouraview
Joseph Toland
Robert L. Trautwein
George F. Trebbi
James F. Trout
Lemuel F. Tyre
John
J.
Breslin
J.
Budano
Stanley Burgis
Edward
Burke
Bernard John Burns
T.
Robert E. Higgins
Homer Hill
Raymond C.
John
J.
Hill
Hunt
Thomas
McCarthy
H. J. McClernan
James L. McCorkle
Thomas R. McDermott
R. J. McDowell
John J. McGaharn
J.
Daniel P. McGinn, Jr.
F. X. McGovern
Charles A. Mclntyre
Francis X. McLaughlin
Andrew
J.
McLees
Albert
Robert J. Cahill
Harold D. Camlin
Edward F. Campbell
Edward P. Campbell
John J. Campbell
A. Cantagallo
Lawrence Casey
Harold M. Cassidy
Patrick H. Cesare
Clarence H. Chandler
Robert Citrino
John D. Clouse
P. B. Clunk
Albert G. Coffman, Jr.
Albert Cohen
William J. Hunter
Joseph A. latarola
Peter J. lerardi
Eugene M. Conboy
James A. Connolly, Jr.
Bernard J. Conroy
Manus W. Conway
George T. Kenney
Werner Naffer
Kenyon
George J. Kern
John Kerwin
Fred V. Narciso
John J. O'Brien
Joseph P. O'Brien
Gerard B. O'Donnell
Joseph Oleszycki
Raymond G. Vedro
John A. Volpe
John Wagner
Bruno L. Walczak
F. Lee Walker
Richard J. Walsh
Joseph R. Walton
George J. Wardle
James J. Weir
William J. Welsh
John G. James
G.
Howard Jones
Coleman P. Joyce
Frank M. Kaminski
John E. Katz
Henry Katzen
John M. Kauffman III
Edward A. Keiser
Ernest Kellis
James J. Kelly
Paul
J. Kelly, Jr.
LeRoy
James
B.
Kemery
J.
E. J. Unterkoefler
H. M. Vail,
Edward
Frank
J.
Bernard
Jr.
G. Valliere
Varga
Vaughan
J.
Levi L. Coulter, Jr.
Francis T. Coyle
Joseph T. Crosson
John
Daniel Ortolani
Edward J. Werner
Thomas J. Cunningham
Steve A.
James
Casimir M. Czerpak
John L.
Frank D. Korcz
John R. Krail
Robert Peculski
Ralph A. Perugini
George T. White
James N. White
Joseph B. Kramer
Michael P. Kratochwill
Norman J. Pastore
J. Kraus
George La Marra
Walter Elliott Lanagan
Lawrence
Siegfried
Dahms
Thomas Dalfo
Robert Davis
Obediah B. Derr,
James B. Dierkes
William Dietrich
Vincent Di Paolo
14
Donald J. Direso
R. Dockwell
Frank J. Domeracki
Jr.
C. Killmer, Jr.
F. J. Kirk
Leonard
J.
Klotz
Kmetz
Knab
Frederick
L.
Parsons
Frank J. Pittner
Stanley
S.
J.
Powell
J.
Quinn
Rabinowitz
John D. Reed
Joseph P. Wisniewski
John C. Wolfram
Thomas L. Woodin
J. W. Wright
Father John Wrigley
Robert J. Young
Joseph A. Ziegler
for the glory of the institution, and
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of his assoresponsibile for diverse functions that make up this area. This diversity he coordinates as the head business
with the assistance
lege,
ciates,
is
officer of the institution.
He
is
preparation
annual budget
the
of
smarter than you are, you prove that
you are smarter than they are." And
as Emerson once wrote: "There is no
limit to what can be accomplished if it
doesn't matter who gets the credit." For
La Salle, there is no limit to what can be
accomplished.
responsi-
ble for the College's financial accounting,
the
who
says the very appropriate words when
the special occasion demands them. However, behind all this power and responsibility and dignity lies a profound
principle enunciated by an astute and
witty man: "When you hire people
and the financial reports, the collection of
revenues, the expenditure of institutional
management of the business
HISTORICAL REPORT
I
Brother Teliow, F.S.C., Founder
of
La Salle College
funds, the
phases of auxiliary enterprises, the
planning for financing new building con-
and the care of the physical
of the College. The administrator of this third estate is Dr. Joseph
Sprissler, D.C.S., former Director of the
Evening School and assistant professor
of business law and accounting.
struction,
properties
The
the
first
in
higher education is developing which
merits recognition. There is a trend to-
ward coordination
the
of
functions
of
public relations, alumni affairs, and the
solicitation of funds for development.
This new area of administration is now
recognized as a single entity in many
colleges. Although it is the most recent
Four Estates, its components will
become more and more important as the
college continues to develop and prosper.
The recognition of this new area in administration grew out of the realization
of the
these
that
common.
At La
Adelbert,
in
Salle College, the Assistant to
(an unhappy designation
a "staff" title for a
man
responsibility)
responsible, in
is
cooperation with the different directors
of these areas, for the coordination and
progress of the alumni activities, the
work of the placement bureau, publicity,
and
relations,
public
the
fund-raising
The AsJohn L. Mc-
for the development program.
sistant to the President
is
Closkey, M.B.A., former Director of the
Alumni Association and assistant pi-o-
The president of a
for
responsibility
first
Dii-ector,
for
their
classes.
initial
The
Brothers first settled in the former parish, and later resided in St. Peter's at
Fifth Street and Girard Avenue.
In 1854, Brother Teliow, F.S.C., was
appointed Director of the Community,
succeeding Brother Adelbert. Brother
Teliow, who came to America and settled in Cincinnati as
Bernard Fackledei,
entered the Brother's Novitiate in St.
Louis when 23 years old and received the
habit on June 21, 1851.
Upon assuming
the responsibilities of
Brother Director, Brother Teliow strove
to enlarge the scope of the Brothers' activities
and, in September 1858, St.
Parochial School was opened
power and
the operation of the
delegates responsibility for broad areas
of administration to worthy men, retain-
primary responsiand executive direction.
ing for himself the
bility for unified
know
that
makes reports
to
with the assistance and cooperation of
its pastor, Father McLaughlin. During
the vacation period of that year the
now numbering
pupils, moved to
Brothers,
ing 500
six
and teach-
St.
Michael's.
Classes rapidly expanded under Brother
Teliow and, upon the opening of St.
Ann's School in 1859, he was Director of
17 Brothers and three schools, St. Peter's,
St. Michael's, and St. Ann's; the Assumption B.V.M. was relinquished. In
addition, in 1862, the Christian Brothers'
to
St.
as a high school,
Michael's,
at
1419
N.
Second Street.
institution in all its phases. He, in turn,
it is
who
Mana-
the president
the Board of
who gets quoted
in times of crisis, who announces the
progress and the new things that are
it is
with
its
college or university
receives a broad delegation of
gers;
as
and the classrooms of
the Assumption B.V.M. and St. Peter's
attached
Conclusion
all
1853,
22,
F.S.C.,
Academy was opened
fessor of marketing.
We
of
Philadelphia,
in
Michael's
the President
that gives a
"line"
much
have
activities
Schools
was established August
parishes
Public and College Relations
Today a new area of administration
community of the Brothers
Christian
Brother
Brother
Shortly after receiving the charter,
Brother Teliow was appointed Rector of
D.S., '26
by Bernard H. Moss, D
the president
Deeply impressed by the sanctity and
learning of the Brothers, the Most Rev.
J. F. Wood, then Archbishop of Philadelphia, urged them to seek a charter for
the new high school and for a college, a
teaching level on which the Brothers
were to engage "at once." This aim was
realized in 1863, when Brother Teliow
successfully applied to the legislature of
the Commonwealth for a charter for
"La Salle College in the City of Phila-
New York
the
Catholic
Protectory,
in
September, 1863. In 1870, he was invited
by the government of Ecuador to be consultant on the establishment of training
schools for boys.
By now internationally recognized as
an authority on education and child welfare. Brother Teliow was next summoned
to France, and later assigned to California. In 1879, he was in charge of St.
Mary's Training School, Feehanville, 111.,
and in 1884 he was assigned to St.
Joseph's Industrial School, Glencoe, 111.
His last post, before his death on September 21, 1900, was the directorship of St.
Francis de Sales Industrial School, Eddington. Pa.
At
the
request
the
of
New York
Catholic Protectory's Board of Managers,
Brother Teliow was laid to rest in the
cemetery adjacent to St. Raymond's
Church, Westchester, N. Y., with his
faithful co-worker. Dr. Ives, founder of
the
New York
Protectory.
CARILLON HONORS POPE
50
Bells at
Memory
La Salle College
of Late Pius XII
in
reprinted from the
Times, June 9, 1959
New York
PHILADELPHIA (RNS)—
new
of
set
Philadelphia
bells
in
rings
memory
out
over
of
Pope
Pius XII.
From
campus
La
from
the city center, a fifty-bell memorial carillon that strikes an
hourly chime and the Angelus
Salle
the hilltop
College,
twelve
of
miles
three times daily, has been installed
at a cost of $7,200. Most of the
money was
raised by the students
at the Christian Brothers' college.
Voting to have "one of the best
systems possible" to honor the late
Pontiff, the students chose a caril-
lon similar to one displayed at the
Brussels World Fair.
delphia."
15
PERSONAL PATTER
'47
'24
Albert Rostein married the former
Barbara Doherty on May 9
John E.
Barry was graduated from Rutgers U.'s
Graduate School of Banking, and is now
assistant cashier and assistant manager
of the Consumer Credit department for
the Lancaster County Natonal Bank.
has been named to
the Board of Directors of the Founder's
Federal Savings and Loan Company,
Joseph Schmitz,
Jr.
.
Philadelphia.
'35
Lt.
Col.
Edward
McCool was
J.
re-
the
Comptroller
of
assigned
Pacific Transportation Terminal Command, Ft. Mason, California after a
three-year tour of duty as deputy chief
cently
Walter J. Cobb received his M.A. from
Rutgers this past spring.
Ricliard
Espinosa is now the chairman the foreign language department at Benjamin
Franklin Junior High School.
Jim
McDonough has joined the Data Processing Division of the Royal McBee Corpo.
'39
G.
Harold Metz, appointed to newlyposition
Vice-President
of
joined
in 1944,
RCA
tion's
ration
as a
Harrisburg.
as an industrial engineer
and has been Director of Special
Management
Projects
of
the
'49
On June
corpora-
international division since
1956.
principal
'40
Charles
J.
Betz,
a
member
of
Standard Pressed Steel Company, Jenkintown, was recently appointed Manager
of Outside Sales of industrial fasteners.
resides in Hatboro with his wife
and two children.
.
1,
sales
.
.
representative
at
Frank J. Walton, former
West Windsor School,
of the
assumed the post of superintendent of
schools for West Windsor Township,
the
He now
.
.
of
RCA's Technical Educational Programs.
He
.
'48
of staff at Fort Mason.
created
.
N.
G. Harold Metz,
'39
J.
.
.
.
Peter
now
J. Kelly,
the father
of four and residing in Levittown,
departure ceremony for the Rev. James
Berna, S.J. was held June 28 when he
left for mission work in Poona, India.
promoted
was
to administrative assistant to
sales manager of the NaDrug Company.
Dr. Matthew
the general
tional
T.
.
Lettieri,
.
practicing
Upper Darby, was
.
Chiropody
in
Secretary
of the Metropolitan Philadelphia Chapter
'42
LSC
Former
football
player
re-elected
Dr.
Miehael Mandarino will be team physician for the Philadelphia Eagles, starting next season; Consult the July 13th
Time for an interesting
on Dr. Mandarino.
Henry
Berger, and brother Samuel, winning acissue, P. 34, of
article
claim
.
.
construction of the
for
.
229
Manor development, the
Philadelphia under "Title One"
Jefferson
unit
first in
of the
Federal L'rban Renewal Act, by which the
Federal Government and city provide land
for
private
development. "Other private
Sunday Bulletin says, "are
preparing, here and in other cities, to follow the example of the two young men
developers," the
who were
ect
'crazy'
enough
to build a proj-
bigger builders wouldn't handle."
'43
Raymond
Domestic
homas
F.
McGuire,
Esq.,
Pei'kins
and
now owns
Curtain Shop
a Linen,
in
Ocean
City.
Henry Berger,
'41
'44
Joseph M. Walsh was appointed GenManager of the Grand Rapids Division of Lear, Incorporated. ... A special
rival of their 3rd offspring, Christopher
eral
16
The Frank
Thomas.
Foti's
announced the ar-
'42
of Phi Alpha Pi, Chiropody Fraternity.
Dr. and Mrs. William Coffey wel.
.
.
comed Thomas Schubert
on March
1.
to
the
family
'54
'50
Thomas
Shusted, Esq., recently
J.
Secretary of the South Jersey
Dennis J. Doyiovan, a Du
Chapter.
Pont chemist, was elected president of
The Genesians, the Catholic Drama Guild
Thomas F. Kehoe, III
in Wilmington.
received his M.B.A. from Rutgers UniBoh and Mary Lodes
versity in June.
welcomed the arrival of Paul on April 24.
John Winkler became the father of
Bill FitzPaul Joseph on April 27.
pati'ick, now the father of two sons, was
graduated from the Law School of Temple
Walt Toth and
University in June.
Joan Thompson Toth (former Bursar's
Office secretary) added a girl, Denise
Trainer
Renee, to the vital statistics.
elected
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Joe Piarulli deserves much of the credit
for the current standing of his father's
five-year-old horse. Vertex, now tops in
the handicap division after impressive
victories at Gulf stream, the John B.
Campbell Memorial, and in the Camden
Thomas F. McGuire, Esq.,
Handicap.
recently elected President of the South
Jersey Chapter. A graduate of Temple
University Law School, he is now prosecutor for Pennsauken Township and has
been the Cerebral Palsy Campaign Chairman for the Township during 1957 and
.
1958.
.
.
.
.
The Harry Wiebler's announced
.
the arrival of Sarah Genevieve. June
.
.
.
John
29.
Christie announces that legal
J.
proceedings have been completed chang-
name from John Chmytz.
ing his
.
ternship at St. Vincent's in
John
and will practice in Milwaukee.
Conte received his Ph.D. at Penn in
June.
Stan Piotrowski moved to
Cleveland, Ohio, with his wife and baby.
.
.
.
.
the Class held
on
May
now
manager
sales
of the
Tire Service Company, Philadelphia.
Francis Kiley and Marjorie Ellen Thompson of Detroit were married April 11.
.
.
.
.
Harry
.
Joe
Chemistry from Georgetown.
Tranotti has been appointed to the sales
staff of Ives-Cameron Company.
saw many familiar faces. Two plaques
were given during the intermission formally giving Honorary Membership in the
'54
.
.
'52
Tony Covello and Barbara Jean Lanz
set August 15 as their wedding
date.
John Keenan will join the La
have
.
.
Department, Day
was formerly with the Medical Editing Department at Smith, Kline and French.
the John Quinlans are proud parents of
Hank and
another girl, Patricia.
Bunny Baches had a baby boy, Henry, on
Salle College English
Division, in September; John
.
.
.
.
.
.
April 30.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Kelly, Jr., recently elected Vice-President
of the South Jersey Chapter.
.
.
.
rived July
.3.
Altobelli
now a
is
Special
Investigator for the Bureau of Highway
John Waite and the former
Safety.
.
.
.
Mary Beckett were married in May and
are now residing in Levittown.
George K. Van Osten has been promoted
.
.
.
group chief in the
Engineering department of
and Northrup Company.
to the position of a
Industrial
Leeds
Joseph Maher is teaching history at
Northeast Catholic High School.
Tom Shanley is now employed as a salesman for Chicopee Mills, Incorporated.
.
.
... On May
.
.
Frank Montague was
Lt. and is now with
78th Fighter Group at Hamilton Air
sworn
the
.
.
12,
in as a
2nd
Force Base, California.
.
.
.
Gillen
Bill
was re-elected president of the Insurance
Workers of America at the union's convention in Chicago.
quilli is
ment
Chairman
.
.
.
Joseph T. San-
of the History Depart-
Bishop McDevitt High School,
at
Wyncote.
was
received by Brother B. Edwin,
'58
Harry Bradley, now studying law at
Temple University, and Mary Anne
Rome June
Appleton were married June 20.
Joseph Julian and Barbara Bradley were
2nd Lt. Thomas
married April 11.
Madden completed the 17-week field artillery officer basic course at Fort Sill,
Doyiald Noll and Rosemarie
Okla.
Joe
Lauro were married April 25.
and Dee Gallagher welcomed their first
John
child, Mary, on March 23.
Gatvorski left for active duty April 24
to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
Ed Givnish is the new basketball coach
at St. Matthew's High School, Conshohocken.
Ira Davis is a real estate
salesman for Jones-Reddish, Co., Phila.
24.
.
'55
.
Joe Henry married the former Patricia
Jim Brcnmtn and
Hogan, June 6.
Joan Matlack have announced their enGraduated from Jefferson
gagement.
Medical College this June were the following physicians: Ronald J. Centrone,
.
.
.
.
.
interning at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Aloysius W. Farrell, interning at Misericordia Hospital; Albert C. Price, interning at U. S. Naval Hospital; John J.
Schubert, interning at Hartford Hospital
Herbert J. Somers, interning
(Conn.)
at Albert Einstein Medical Center.
John H. Pflieger was elected to the Con-
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
;
.
.
.
Institute of America, PhiladelLt. and Mrs. Vincent
phia Chapter.
Kelleher welcomed Christopher John.
trollers
.
.
.
28.
'53
.
.
F.S.C, secretary general of the Brothers
of the Christian School, during a visit to
March
Anthony B. Cichan is serving as presiWillow Grove Junior
dent
of
the
Thomas V.
Chamber of Commerce.
Alex
home of the John Kiltys.
Butrym received his M.A. from Duquesne
and intends to go on to Duke for his
Frank and Margie Blatcher
Ph.D.
called their first born Francis, Jr. He ar-
Frank D.
to
.
.
'57
Brother Daniel Bernian,
F.S.C. and John L. McCloskey, in recognition of their untiring service to both
La Salle College and the Class of '54.
Nominations for new officers are in full
swing and the ballots will soon be sent.
The new officers will be introduced at a
Class Reunion in the Fall. The outgoing
officers would like to thank the Class for
.
its cooperation during the past year.
Dr. Lawrence J. Mellon was graduated
from Jefferson Medical College in June
and is now interning at Fitzgerald Mercy
Hospital.
Father William H. Mooney,
who was recently ordained at the age of
62, has been assigned to St. Joseph's
Francis P.
Parish, Ashland, Pa.
Loeber, recently elected Treasurer of the
South Jersey Chapter.
Lieutenant (junior-grade) Edivard F.
("Ted") Bronson, former La Salle publicity director, now a naval aviator aboard
Class of
.
.
in
23, 1959.
.
G. Lento received his Ph.D. in
.
the Library Lounge
The well-attended affair
Dance
Reunion
5th Anniversary
its
.
.
.
the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Roosevelt,
'51
is
.
.
.
warmly
Joe Duke
.
Ernest Fidance was graduated from
.
.
New York
.
.
the Georgetown University School of
The arrival of
Dentistry in June.
Brian created some excitement in the
Dr. Jerome Brodish completed his in-
'
'56
John. Carpinelli and Catherine Bell
were married in May and are now reRobert McNally
siding in Camden.
is now working for Corning Glass Works.
.
.
Your prayers are requested
for
the repose of the souls of: Daitiel
A. McCrudden, '04; WilUtim A.
Seery, Sr., '17; the father of Laurence T. O'Connor, '48; Joseph J.
McCullough, Jr., '55; the father of
Joseph L. Hanley, '59; the mother
of John B. Pilewicz, '59, and the
Rev. R. R. Fitzpatrick.
'09.
.
17
CANDIDATES FOR ALUMNI OFFICE
Nine candidates
will vie for the three
^^
Alumni Associa-
and treasurer of the
tion offices of president, vice-president,
Association, in the coming election for the 1959-60 posts.
Challenging
Ph.D.,
'38,
Corkery,
incumbent
president
John
are Bernard H. Moss, D.D.S.,
'54.
George
L.
Mason,
Gonigle, '57 (EvD.), will oppose
III,
I.
John Finley,
will face
'24,
i
Gillespie, '55, for
the post of vice-pi-esident. Present treasurer,
'51,
Guischard,
and Gerald T.
and Daniel E. Mc-
'54
James
A.
'26,
Frank
T. Hart,
and Joseph N. Malone,
Bernard H.
Moss, D.D.S.
'56
Gerard
T.
Corkery
John A.
Guischard. Ph.D.
(EvD.), in his bid for re-election.
The candidates and
brief
resumes appear
in the
photo-
below:
introductions
FOR PRESIDENT
John A. Guischard, Ph.D.. '38: incumbent president;
chairman La Salle College department of modern languages;
member American Association of University professors, and
of the American Association of Teachers of French; unGeorge
married.
Gerard
T.
Corkery, '54: assistant manager.
L.
Mdson,
III
James
I.
Daniel
Gillespie
E.
McGonigle
New York
Life Insurance Norristown office; past vice-president of Association; first vice-president, Northeast Philadelphia J.C.C.;
Signum Fidei Committee; chairman, 1957-58
Graduate Welcome Dance Committee; member, Board of Directors; he and his wife, Eileen, have twin daughters, Ann
and Michele Marie, 3.
past chairman,
Bernard H. Moss, D.D.S. '26: dental practice for 28
years; chairman. Alumni of 1900-30; chairman. Alumni His,
Committee; he and Mrs. Moss have eight children,
boys and three girls.
Joseph N. Malone
John
Frank T. Hart
J. Finley
torical
five
mittee; 1958-59 member. Annual Stag Committee; vice-presi-
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
James
I.
Gillespie, '55:
Game Committee; member, Graduate Welcome Dance Comdent.
senior accountant, Jenkins, Fet-
and Co.; member. Board of Directors; past member.
Annual Giving Committees; chairman, 1959 Signum Fidei
Committee; chairman. Alumni Retreat Committee; member,
class of '55 Advisory Board; membei', St. Athanasius Holy
Name Society; he and Mrs. Gillespie have two children,
Jimmy and Kathleen.
terolf
Maternity
B.V.M.
Parish
C.Y.O.;
secretary,
Naval District Holy Name Society; he and his wife,
have two daughters, Kathleen, 12, and Patricia, 9.
Fourth
Elsie,
FOR TREASURER
Frayih T. Hart, '51: incumbent treasurer; revenue examiner City of Philadelphia; member. Board of Directors;
unmarried.
George L. Mason, III, '54 brokerage supervisor. New
York Life Insurance Co.; member, Board of Dii-ectors; 1959
president. Alumni Class '54; 1959 chairman. Committee to
:
2-year Term for Alumni Officers; editor, '54
Newsletter; 1959 chairman, Research Committee, La Salle
Centenary Program; 1959 co-chairman. General Alumni Reunion Stag; 1959 agent. Annual Giving Board of Directors;
candidate for same post last year; unmarried.
investigate
Daniel E. McGonigle '57 (EvD.)
research analyst,
Fourth Naval District; president, class of '57 (EvD.);
member. Board of Directors; chairman. Committee to Acti,
:
John J. Finley, '24: adjuster and legal investigator,
Yellow Cab Co. of Phila.; member, Board of Directors past
president and vice-president of the Association; he and Mrs.
Finley have one son, Peter, a clinical psyhcologist.
Joseph N. Malone, '56, (EvD.): placement officer, U. S.
Naval Air Material Center; member. Board of Directors;
chairman, 1956-57 Retreat Committee; chairman, Constitution
and By-Laws Committee; member. Organization Committee,
Jersey Chapter; 1958-59 president,
staff.
S.
vate Evening Division Alumni; 1958-59 member,
C.W.V. Post Commander; he and
daughters, Maureen, 13, Patricia,
18
Homecoming
S.
Jersey Chapter; past
his wife, Rita,
11,
and Monica,
have three
4.
FRIENDS OF LA SALLE
La
Salle College earnestly solicits the interest
and
4.
Requiring military instruction of all physically
able students through the Reserve Officers
Training Program, La Salle is sharing fully in
the national effort to prepare youth to assume
its rightful responsibilities in our democracy.
5.
La
6.
By
support of friends to bring to a complete realization
the goals of the development program which will enable La Salle to render greater service to the youth
of our nation and, particularly, the youth of the City
of Philadelphia. There are a number of reasons why
La
Salle College
is
worthy of
this interest
and sup-
port from Industry, Corporations, and individuals.
The following are foremost among them
1.
2.
Ninety percent of the student body, now numbering nearly four thousand, are from the city
of Philadelphia and its environs. La Salle College is a Philadelphia college, in the city, and of
the city. A recent survey of the alumni reveals
that almost all of the graduates of the College
remain in this metropolitan area.
The
College, in a practical and effective manner,
seriously concerned about making available
to young men of modest financial resources
men whose potential can be of great usefulness
because of a college education an opportunity
to secure this education. Tuition fees at La
Salle College have been traditionally modest.
Student aid averages over $120,000 each year.
This amount is many times over the average
amount of assistance given annually by a college of similar size and character.
is
—
3.
The College, in existence close to one hundred
years, has been preparing professional men,
doctors, dentists, teachers, lawyers, accountants, etc.,
who have been
Salle College is rendering a large measure of
service to industry and business by providing,
in the Evening Division program, an opportunity for men gainfully employed to secure a college education and in this way to prepare them
to give a better and more efficient service to
their employers.
giving her students an education based on
sound Christian principles which respect the
dignity of the human person and human society.
La Salle College is making a real and substantial contribution to the preservation of our
cherished American birthright of freedom in a
democracy.
LA SALLE COLLEGE
IS
DETERMINED TO
MEN OF
PHILADELPHIA SEEKING A COLLEGE EDUCATION UNDER HER AUSPICES. THE RESOURCES OF THE COLLEGE ARE MEAGRE.
THE COLLEGE NEEDS THE SUPPORT OF
PHILADELPHIA TO ENABLE HER DEVOTED
FACULTY TO EDUCATE OUR YOUTH. WE
EARNESTLY SEEK YOUR INTEREST AND
SUPPORT. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MAY BE SENT TO:
GIVE THE BEST TO THE YOUNG
THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
LA SALLE COLLEGE
PHILADELPHIA 41, PENNSYLVANIA
serving metropolitan
Philadelphia.
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benefit in such
manner as the Managers may think most
useful.
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LA SALLE
La Salle College
OIney Ave.
at 20+h Street
Philadelphia 41, Pa.
Second
class
pos+age paid at Philadelphia.
Pa.
La Salle College
A
Catholic
Brothers,
Christian
Arts
Liberal
college
offering
for
men, conducted by the
programs of study leading
the
to
degrees of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.
.
.
.
^ut^idt/a
Business Administration
,
,
Social Science
.Accounting
General Business
Marketing
Industrial Management Industrial Relations
Science
,
Government
Economics
Sociology
History
and Mathematics
Chemistry
Biology
Physics
Mathematics
Literature
and Languages
French
English
Greek
Psychology
Italian
•
German
Latin
Spanish
Philosophy and Religion
Teacher Training Program
PREPARES FOR CERTIFICATION IN ALL OF THE ABOVE
CURRICULA
Pre- Professional Courses
Dentistry
Medicine
Military Science
Philosophy
Ethics
ROTC
and
Law
Tactics
SENIOR OFFICER TRAINING PROGRAM
EVENING DIVISION
Courses of study leading to Bachelor of Science Degree
.
.
.
S^^calcftH^
.
.
.
Management
Accounting
Economics
Finance
Industrial Relations
General Business
Marketing
Chemistry
Electronic Physics
Industrixd
Insurance
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