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I

A MAGAZINE FOR STUDENTS, ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF LA SALLE COLLEGE

•OL III. NO. 4JULY, 1959

96th Annual C ommencement

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in 2011 with funding from

LYRASIS members and Sloan Foundation

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Joseph L. Hanley, B.A., *59

Editor

and

Director of Alumni

John L. McCloskey, M.B.A., H8Assistant to the President

and

Director of Development

L. Thomas Rcifsteck, M.B.A., 'HDirector of Placement

Robert J. Schacfer, B.S./54

Director of Public Information

Ralph W. Howard, ^60

Student Assistant Editor

Brother Gavin Paul, F.S.C., Ph.D.

Alumni Advisor

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ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident, John A. Guischard. Ph.D., 38

Vke-Presfdent. Robert E. Lodes, 50

Treasurer, Frank T. H^rt, '51

James J. McCarthyRay A. O'DonnellJoseph E. GindhartMagnus SchaeblerB. McLaughlinJohn J. FInley

Joseph W. HeyerBernard H. MossJoseph Flubacher

Joseph F. MeehanA. J. Crawford, Jr.

John A. GuischardJohn A. Clennent

Cornelius Sullivan

T. F. LoughneyCharles J. O'KeeteJules Blunn

Joseph F. Frazer

John J. RooneyR. Winkelman, Jr.

F.J. Bernhardt

Harry J. GibbonsT.B.Harper. Ill

Thomas J. Hicltey

John L. McCloskeyThomas W. RogersJohn Biehl

George Boraske

James W. JonesVincent J. Kelly

John P. RyanWilliam A. Felte

Robert E. LodesCletus J. McBrideRobert J. ValentI

Thomas M. WalkerJoseph T. WaughFrancis J. HartL. Thomas Rei-fsteck

Joseph SpellmanAndrew D. Bertucci

Leo J. DooleyEdward V. GrahamThomas McAneneyRichard O'DonnellEdward J. Vasoli

Louis P. MasucciJoseph P. Morrison

|4 Anthony J. Polcino •53

16 Thomas Ward •53

'22 Alexander Avallon 54'22 Gerard T. Corlcery 5423 Gerald W. Falss '54

•24 George Mason, III 5425 Francis R. O'Hara 5426 Alfred J. Pierce 5435 Robert J. Schaefer 5435 William J. Wingel '54

36 Earle J. Wood '54

38 William B. Fynes '54

39 Joseph Matthews •54

39 Raymond T. Vasoli '54

'40 John F. Daly '55

41 James 1. Gillespie '55

42 Frank J. Noonan •55

43 Harvey Portner '55

44 Frank S. Blatcher '56

44 James A. Browne 5648 Nicholas P, Dienna 56'48 Francis Healy, Jr. 5648 John J. Lombard 5648 Robert M. Rogers •56

48 Edward P. Larkin 5648 Joseph N. Malone 5649 William P. Dierkes •57

49 Daniel McGonigle 57•49 Romeo Boyd. Jr. 58•49 James E. Franz 58•49 John DIugosz 58•50 Joseph Gallagher 58•50 James B. Garvin •58

50 Charles G.Keller 5850 Joseph A. Kriz 5850 Richard P. Peregoy •58

50 James J. Quinn, Jr. •53

51 James J. Walsh '58

51 Edward Dougherty 5851 H. Richards Yarp 5852 Basil R. Battaglia •59

52 D. M. Cunningham 5952 Albert J. Dorley •59

52 Joseph L. htanley 5952 Benjamin Vassallo 5952 John H.Veen '59

53 William Hollister 5953 Joseph P. Roach 59

La SalleVOLUME 3 NUMBER 4

Jht 7k/jJfjJue

PAGE

President's Page 3

Campus Events 4

Annual Giving 7

Historical Report 15

Personal Patter 16

Candidates for Alumni Office 18

Friends of La Salle 19

Cci^ef ^tcfif

His Eminence John Cardinal O'Hara, Archbishop of Philadelphia,

occupies the position of honor at the rear of academic procession at the

96th La Salle College commencement (See Campus Events), with Brother

E. James, F.S.C., left. Provincial, and Brother Daniel Bernian, F.S.C., right,

president of the College. Preceding Cardinal O'Hara, left and right re-

spectively, are: Msgr. Anthony L. Ostheimer, Ph.D., and Msgr. Casimir F.

Lawniczak; Mr. John McShain and Ambassador John J. Hearne; and the

Rev. Thurston N. Davis, S.J.

Photographs by Mike Maicher

Photographs on Pages 3 and 1 'i hy Fabian Bachrach

Cover Photo hy Mike Maicher

The La Salle Magazine is published four times yearly by La Salle College for

Alumni, faculty, students and friends of La Salle College. Editorial and Business offices

at Department of Public Information, La Salle College, Philadelphia 41. Pa. Member

of American Alumni Council. Printed by Clark Printing House, Inc., 1228 Cherry

Street, Philadelphia 7, Pa. Engravings by Basil Smith System, 1016 Cherry Street.

Philadelphia 7, Pa. Second class mail privileges authorised at Philadelphia. Pa.

THE PRESIDENT'S PAGEIn these hectic days of reorganization,

it 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

still. During the past decade there has

been increasing recognition that the col-

lege president needs help. At the Green-

brier Conference in 1958, it was gener-

ally agreed by specialists in educational

managment that the president needs help

not so much in making major decisions

as in seeing that they are carried out. Hedoes need help, however, in decision-mak-

ing in specialized-operational areas. Also,

he needs help in gathering facts on which

decision are based, in impressing internal

communications, and in his over-all func-

tion as first officer of the enterprise.

The function of all administration is

to maintain the college through coopera-

tive 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 effi-

ciency in college administration has as

the "heart of the matter" the "efforts of

other people" and the "distribution of

work."

The Four Es+afes

Victor Hugo once said, "There is noth-

ing more powerful than an idea whose

time has come." Since educational ob-

jectives, as well as their concomitant

problems, have extended beyond aca-

demic affairs or training of the intellect,

and because of the tremendous growth in

numbers, it has become necessary to

adjust the administrative pattern of the

College. There now exists at La Salle

College what might be known as educa-

tion's Four Estates. Along with the area

of academic affairs, three other sets of

activities clearly have emerged: the ac-

tivities of the student personnel pro-

giam; the task of handling enormousfinancial affairs and physical properties,

and the many facets of public relations,

alumni, and development.

I would like to present four administra-

tors and their responsibilities in these

Four Estates at La Salle College. At a

later date I would like to add their

invaluable associates.

Academic Affairs

The many notes of emphasis that havebeen sounded in the past few decades do

not lessen the importance of the intel-

lectual development of the student. Theprimary reason for the existence of anyeducational institution of higher learning

is to pi-ovide students 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 Deanof the Evening School, who associate

Brother Daniel Bernlan, F.S.C., Ph.D.

with him as the first academic officers of

the college. They share responsibility for

the "tone" of the college, measured by

such intelligent student qualities as cor-

rect 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

physics.

He has as his first responsibility a

continual appraisal of the academic pro-

gram, so that the objectives of the Col-

lege are attained as fully as resources

permit. In accordance with these objec-

tives it is his duty, also, to study and

plan the development of the faculty. TheCollege looks to his office for the super-

vision and improvement in instruction

through the schools, departments, library

and admissions office. Finally, institu-

tional studies, including admissions, and

the evaluation of instructions and out-

comes of the programs of study fall

among his duties. In general, he mustassume academic leadership of the fac-

ulty and give direction to the programsof instruction so that La Salle will pro-

vide the best possible undergraduate

education in Arts, Science, and Business

Administration to the many who look to

it for this service.

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-

porting and supplementing the classroom

experience, the student personnel pro-

gram provides cei'tain out-of-classroom

experiences contributing to the full de-

velopment of the student.

The administrator of this second edu-

cational estate at La Salle College is the

Dean of Students. This program of per-

sonnel services has as its guiding factor

the philosophy of the College. Guided bythis philosophy, the Dean of Students

determines procedures and is responsible

for developing, supervising, and co-

ordinating the agencies which put the

College policies into effect. This educa-

tional estate includes the activities of

housing, student extracurricular organ-

izations, athletics, the health program,student aid, scholarships, the loan pro-

gram, religious activities, varied formsof counseling, and finally discipline. Eachof these areas has its director, who co-

operates with the Dean of Students in

the coordination of an area that hasbeen defined as the extension and deep-

ening of an educational program for the

development of the whole man to live in

a democratic society. The Dean of Stu-

dents is Brother Gavin Paul, F.S.C.,

Ph.D., former Director of Properties andassistant professor of sociology.

Financial Affairs

In the early days of higher education

in America, the president of a college

usually constituted the entire administra-

tive staff of the institution. Since his

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 weremuch less complex than they are today.

The physical plant was much smaller,

and the budget only a fraction of whatit is today. Gradually, however, the needfor professional assistance became recog-

nized, and a third estate was established.

This third educational estate, withthe tremendous growth in student num-bers, has taken on enoi-mous proportions.

The Business Manager at La Salle Col-

(Continucd on page 15)

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CAMPUSEVENTS

Brother Daniel Bernlan, F.S.C., left, president of La Salle College, presents the honorary degree

of Doctor of 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.

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 com-

mencement exercise on June 3, in Con-

vention Hall.

In addition to Cardinal O'Hara, whoreceived the honorary degree of Doctor

of Letters, the honorary degree of Doc-

tor 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 Uni-

versity of Notre Dame, and completing

post-graduate work at the Catholic Uni-

versity, Washington, D. C, and Holy

Cross College. He taught at Notre Dameuntil 1933, when he was appointed vice-

president of the University and in the

following year became the twelfth presi-

dent 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

his appointment as Archbishop of Phila-

delphia in 1951. The Cardinal instituted

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

Ireland's National University and wasthe Irish delegate to the League of Na-tions in 1926, and served as legal advisor

to Ireland's Department of External Af-

fairs, Dublin, in 1927. He has been the

Irish Ambassador to the United States

since 1950.

Father Davis, a native Philadelphian,

was graduated from Georgetown Uni-

versity in 1937, and earned both his

master's degree and doctoral degree fromHarvard University in 1946 and 1947,

respectively. He entered the Society of

Jesus in 1931 and was ordained in 1942.

After serving as instructor in pre-

Socratic and Platonic philosophy at

Fordham University's graduate school of

arts and sciences, he became a contrib-

uting editor of America in 1953. In 1955,

he was named editor-in-chief of the

magazine.

TWO FROM '59 NAMED LA SALLEADMINISTRATORS

Two 1959 graduates of La Salle Col-

lege have been appointed by Brother

Daniel Bernian, F.S.C., President of the

College, to administrative posts on the

Olney Avenue campus.

Joseph L. Hanley, '59, has been ap-

pointed Director of Alumni and, with

this issue, assumes the editorial reins

of La Salle magazine. He succeeds JohnL. iVIcCloskey, '48, the alumni executive

since 1956, and Robert J. Schaefer, '54,

editor for the past two years.

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 Unionnow under construction on the La Salle

campus for occupancy this September.

Hanley, 27, is a native of Indianapolis,

Ind., where he attended Cathedral HighSchool, and was graduated with high

honors in 1949. Early in 1951, he beganfour years of duty with the Navy, in

which he served 21 months aboard the

battleship, V.S.S. Iowa — which saw six

months of duty in Korean waters— andnearly two years of shore duty at the

Naval Communications Facility at PortLyautey, French Morocco. He had at-

tained the enlisted rate of Yeoman sec-

ond-class when he was honorably dis-

charged in 1955.

Hanley began simultaneously his col-

lege studies and work as student assist-

ant in the Alumni Office, a position he

held throughout his four years as a

student. He was co-recipient of the Cpl.

William S. Diamond Scholarship duringhis sophomore year. Hanley's extracur-

ricular activities, while majoring in Eng-lish-Education, included: treasurer of the

Italian Club; staff membership on the

Collegian; secretary of the EducationSociety; co-editor of the 1959 Explorer,

and vice-president of La Salle's chapter

of Lambda Iota Tau, the national litera-

ture honor society. He was graduatedwith Maxima Cum Laude honors, after

maintaining a Dean's List standingthroughout his undergraduate studies,

and now plans graduate studies in Eng-lish in Temple University's eveningcurriculum.

Veen, who received the Bachelor of

Arts degree in History, won the acclaim

of the La Salle faculty and student bodyfor his spirited leadership of the recent

campaign for the carillon system nowin the Olney Avenue tower. While presi-

dent of the Executive Board and of the

German Club, he coordinated the manyactivities that financed the $7,000 system,

which was dedicated to the late PopePius XII.

LA SALLE JUNIOR AWARDEDSUMMER RESEARCH TASK

A La Salle College junior, Robert J.

Rosemery, has been granted a National

Science Foundation award to take part in

' the 1959 Summer Undergraduate Re-

search Program at the University of

North Carolina.

Roberv J. Rosemery

A 1956 alumnus of La Salle HighSchool, 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 main-

I

tained an almost perfect scholastic

record.

The purpose of the summer program,

as outlined by the University of North

Carolina, is to provide undergraduate

students with "research experience of

the highest possible type with the hope

that they will be stimulated to pursue

their education beyond the college level."

i

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 ex-

pected to be completed within ten weeks,

the duration of the program. In addition,

they attend conferences and seminars

in each student's field of interest. The

students are paid for their services on an

hourly basis, with tuition and fees re-

mitted by the University.

31 GRADUATES WINGRAD SCHOOL AWARDS

Thirty-one graduates of the Class of

'59, at this writing, have been awarded

scholarships, assistantships, or fellow-

ships for graduate school studies during

the 1959-60 academic year.

The award winners, many of whom re-

ceived multiple offers, were the following:

Biology: Stanley Rzepela, scholarship,

Hahnemann Medical College, and JohnN. Stathakis, scholarship, Philadelphia

College of Osteopathy.

Business: John J. Duffy, Jr., scholar-

ship, Villanova Law School; James J.

Feerick, assistantship, Indiana Univer-

sity; John F. Reardon, assistantship.

University of Pittsburgh, and ThomasJ. Boyce, scholarship, Harvard Univer-

sity Graduate School of Business.

Chemistry : John F. Flood, teaching-

fellowship, Notre Dame University; Ed-ward J. Spanier, assistantship, PurdueUniversity, and Thomas F. Toomey, Jr.,

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.

English : Dennis M. Cunningham, as-

sistantship, Villanova Graduate Theatre

Department; Bernard V. McCabe, fel-

lowship, Niagara University, and Michael

J. Tanney, Jr., instructorship, Tufts Uni-

versity Drama and Speech Department.

Foreign Languages: Bernhardt G. Blu-

menthal, Woodrow Wilson Fellowship,

Northwestern University, and Thomas J.

Nolan, assistantship, Boston College.

History: Albert J. Dorley, assistant-

ship, Niagara University; John W.Hedges, scholarship, Temple University

School of Law, and Joseph T. Makare-wicz, scholarship, Marquette University.

Pre-Law: Joseph A. DiSandro, schol-

larship, Temple University School of

Law; Francis E. Gleeson, Jr., scholar-

ship. University of Pennsylvania LawCenter, and Francis J. Trzuskowski, as-

sistantship, Georgetown University LawSchool.

Philosophy : John V. Touey, assistant-

ship, Fordham University.

Physics-Math: James J. Faccenda, as-

sistantship, Illinois Institute of Tech;

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, assist-

antship. Temple University, and Francis

J. Murphy, assistantship, Princeton Uni-

versity, (latter declined in favor of Re-

demptorist priesthood).

Sociology: John J. Feehan, traineeship.

University of Pennsylvania School of

Social Service.

AFRICAN STUDENTS ELECT

LA SALLE SENIOR

George K. Dunye, of Liberia, and now

a member of the Class of '60 at La Salle

College, was elected president of the All-

African Student's Union of Greater

Philadelphia for the 1959-60 academic

year, at a recent Union meeting.

George K. Dunye

Dunye is majoring in finance at LaSalle under a grant-in-aid from the Li-

berian government. He has been vice-

chairman of the Union's publicity com-

mittee since 1956 and, in 1958, he founded

the Liberian Student's Association of

Philadelphia, and was elected its presi-

dent. He remains vice-president of the

latter. At La Salle, he is a member of

the International Relations Club, and has

been a member of the soccer team for the

past two seasons.

Dunye, who recently married an Amer-

ican girl, the former Edith I. Hamilton,

was graduated from St. Patrick's High

School, Liberia, in 1952, and, the follow-

ing year, flew to the U. S. at the invita-

tion of the American government. During

this visit, he worked at the U. S. Census

Bureau, and found time to visit NewYork, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, whei-e

he toured the offices of IBM, Remington

Rand, the United Nations, and U. S.

Steel. He returned to Africa after six

months, with hopes and plans for fur-

thering his education in this country.

His dreams materialized when he again

crossed the Atlantic in 1956 to enroll

at La Salle, under the sponsorship of the

Institute of African-American Relations

and the Liberian government.

SAMUEL REGALBUTO MEMORIALSCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED

The Samuel Regalbuto Memorial

Scholarship, for four years of study at

La Salle College, was recently estab-

lished by Mrs. Florence Regalbuto,

widow of the former Commissioner of

Public Property in Philadelphia.

The full-tuition scholarship, provided

by a trust fund established by Mrs.

Regalbuto in memory of her husband,

will be awarded to the young man who

meets all academic requirements of the

College, while manifesting financial need.

It will be renewable annually to the

initial winners.

Mr. Regalbuto was born in Sicily,

where he began a career in pharmacy

which he continued briefly upon his ar-

rival here. Soon after, however, he es-

tablished the Western Flour Companyof Pennsylvania and of Trenton, NewJersey, to which over 35 years of his life

were devoted.

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 Fi-

delity by the Italian government in 1955.

He was executive vice-president of the

Philadelphia Grand Opera Company, a

member of the American Legion, the

Variety Club of Philadelphia, the Penn

A.C., and the City Businessman's Club.

GROUND BROKEN FOR NEWLA SALLE HIGH

Brother Daniel Bernian, F.S.C., Presi-

of La Salle College, and Brother E.

Francis, F.S.C., Principal of La Salle

College High School, officiated at ground-

breaking ceremonies July 7 for the newLa Salle High, for which a $2.3 million

contract was awarded to James J. Clear-

kin, Inc.

Construction plans are set for oc-

cupancy in the Fall, 1960.

The new high school, which will be

erected at Cheltenham Avenue and Paper

Mill Road, Springfield Township, Mont-

gomery County, represents the third

major phase in the ten million dollar

Centenary expansion program at La Salle

College. Two other building are nowunder construction on the Olney Avenuecampus: 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 "Bel-

croft" estate of Clarence E. Brown, will

permit the College to utilize the present

high school building — now on the Col-

lege campus— to help accommodate its

expanding enrollment.

John 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.

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 con-

sultants, the new high school will be

one of the most modern of its kind in the

Philadelphia area. Planned to accommo-

date a minimum of 800 boys, with pro-

visions for future expansion, the edifice

will be of reinforced concrete and steel

construction. The exterior facing will be

of brick, glass, and metal curtain walls.

Brother Francis, principal of the high

school, said that the new structure will

include a three-story academic wing,

housing 32 classrooms and laboratories.

It will be separated from the huge audi-

torium and gymnasium areas by a low,

one-story air-conditioned administration

building and library, housing some 20,000

volumes. Both the administrative and

library units will face on interior, land-

scaped courts.

Cafeteria, kitchen, band room and me-

chanical services, will be under the audi-

torium 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 top-

lighted, and corridors and stairways will

be located so that there will be no cross-

traflic 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 be-

come one of the new wings of the man-sion. Other structures on the property,

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 Ave-

nue until the new stadium is erected.

PH.T. DEGREESWives of 165 La Salle College seniors

received the Ph.T.— Putting HimThrough— degree at the College's sixth

annual Ph.T. program, on May 31 in

the College Auditorium.

Alphonse H. Clemens, Ph.D., Director

of the Marriage Counseling Center,

Catholic University of America, delivered

the commencement address. Mrs. Eliza-

beth 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

and mother.

The Ph.T. degrees were conferred by

Brother Daniel Bernian, F.S.C., Ph.D.,

president of the College.

6

FIFTH ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAMALUMNI (PRELIMINARY)

CENTURY CLUBOF 1958

John McShain, '17

James A. Lehman, '21

J. Russell Cullen, '22

John J. Moran, '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

John J. Kelly, '39

T. Francis 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

Thomas J. Gola, '55

William Kelly, Hon.

1 Number of Contributors 961

Amount $15,539^9

1898-1930

Joseph Blankemeyer '24

Francis J. Braceland '26

Joseph C. Close '00

Nathan Hale Colton '24

J. Russell Cullen '22

Hubert J. Dever '11

David Frank '30

Joseph E. Gindhart '22

John T. Greene, Jr. '17

Edward J. Griffith '95

Joseph W. Heyer, Sr. '25

Alfred D. Hills, Sr. '20

Walter Hinch '98

Leonard F. HofFmayer '19

Roland Holroyd '27

Herman J. John '26

John A. Lawler '10

James A. Lehman '21

J. A. McCarthy, Jr. '16

Maurice B. McGoldrick '17

David P. McKenna '16

John McShain '17

Daniel J. McSwiggan '27

Thomas J. Mansfield '02

George J. Margraff '22

John J. Moran '22

Wm. G. Mundy '28

Rev. Joseph M. Noonan, CM. '08

Raymond J. O'Keefe '22

Theodore Praiss '30

Thomas J. Reilly, '19

Issac H. Rigberg '28

G. Frank Santor '30

William V. Scanlan '24

Magnus J. Schaebler '22

Raymond J. Spahn '24

'31

Edmond Chapdelaine

Milton Eisenberg

George J. Resnick

•32

Joseph G. Buchert

'33

Henry P. Close

Edward P. Pointer

34Edward J. Coverdale

Louis Kaplan

'35

Lawrence G. BowmanBernard A. Bradley

Charles J. Coffey

William A. Curlette

Joseph F. Flubacher

John P. Gibbons

Joseph F. MeehanJoseph D. O'Donnell

John H. Potter

William L. ReganCharles F. Schlechter

John J. SmithPeter L. Steffa

•36

Thomas P. Callan, Jr.

Frank S. Cappiello

Albert J. Crawford, Jr.

Maurice J. Kelley

Joseph A. Rider

'37

Leon S. Blash

John J. Courteney

Gregory F. Froio

N. L. Gladnick

Felix M. KadelRev. Thomas A. KaneJohn S. PennyJohn P. Schilp

'38

Anthony F. Caravelli

Charles A. CavanaughNicholas J. Christ

Earl C. Costa

John A. Guischard

William C. Howrie, Jr.

Vincent Mianulli

Nicholas A. Policarpo

Michael C. RainoneHarry J. ReedJoseph P. Rhein

Joseph R. Rltter

Thomas M. Scotti

John A. Slattery

Robert J. Stets

Stanley A. Szawlewicz

'39

John A. ClementA. J. Dilenno

Joseph F. DolanRobert R. GoodhartMaurice A. Kelley

John J. Kelly

Stanley J. Lisowski

G. Harold MetzJohn P. PlumJohn T. SmartJesse J. Stach

Cornelius F. Sullivan

Clarence G. Supplee

'40

Horace G. Butler

John H. Christie

Charles T. GlennJoe GradyBenjamin GrossmanCharles L. Guerin

Claude F. KochT. Francis LoughneyAlbert J. MaklerNicholas F. Pensiero

Thomas J. RyanHarold L. Small

Joseph M. Walsh

'41

John J. AngeloTom Breen

Bernard A. Breslin

Robert J. Courtney

Robert L. DeanJoseph E. Gembala, Jr.

Francis J. Guerin

Joseph A. Lepere

George W. Lochetto

John T. McGeehan

•42

Ludwig M. FrankJoseph P. Mohr

'43

Aaron D. Bannett

George J. Edelmann, Jr.

Joseph F. Frazer

George J. Gradel

Irvin J. LebowFrancis A. McCarthyJoseph J. McFaddenJames R. McGrathEdward J. MastersonThomas L. MeyerSidney H. OrrRobert P. Pascucci

Lawrence J. Rosania

Arthur Steinberg

'44

Ralph F. Boccella

John R. Felice

John F. FlanneryAlbert S. Garczynski

Charles A. J. Halpin, Jr.

John J. HegarAlbert J. Kraft, Jr.

Nicholas E. LaRoccaHarry T. McCannJoseph McLaughlinHarry J. Siano

George R. SwoyerRobert B. Winkelman, Jr.

'45

James F. DeverF. H. Falk

Mark A. Manning, Jr.

•46

Robert C. BuckwalterRev. Sidney C. BurgoyneRobert J. Carabasi

Thomas J. McCannEdward A. Nolan, Jr.

Leonard T. Zebrowski

•47

Joseph A. Colasante

Donald A. ComelyGaetano A. D'Elia

Lawrence R. Goldbacher

Edward P. Hill

Brendan Joseph Lee

Joseph R. Morice

D. Joseph Pascucci

Robert Walters

William J. Wisniewski

'48

William J. Binkowski

Edward J. Carlin

Powell S. Channell

Sidney S. Chilnick

Charles J. Cochrane

John L. Connolly

John T. Connors

Charles J. ConwayJames F. Curran

Charles B. Dietzler

Henry J. Dougherty

Charles J. DunneAnthony F. Faia

Frank T. Foti

Michael FrankRobert F. Gallagher

Richard A. Garstka

Harry J. Gibbons

Andrew J. GormleyWilliam A. GrahamThomas J. Hare, III

Thomas B. Harper, HIEugene Himmelstein

Thomas J. Hickey

Thomas W. Howlin

Leo C. Ingelsby

Joseph T. Longo

Bertram Kreger

Norman F. Lucas

John L. McCloskey

Paul W. Mcllvaine

James C. McLaughlin

Frank McNultyHugh D. McStravick

Diodoro V. Minuti

William J. Monkhouse

John F. MooreFrancis J. Nathans

Paul J. Nekoranik

Edward Joseph Perri

Frank P. Rauch

Thomas W. Rogers

Bernard F. Rafferty

Charles R. RumseyWilliam J. Sabol

Carlo J. Salzano

John W. Santry

Alvin H. Smith

Fred A. Strasser, Jr.

Patrick J. SweeneyCharles B. Tribit

William C. Wixted

•49

Carmen A. Alfieri

Albert F. Alio

Arnold A. Bulterman

Cornelius J. Carlin

Kevin J. Cassidy

William F. X. Coifey

Nunzio CoUietti

Joseph P. CooganJerome I. Cook

James J. Cunningham, Jr.

Carmine F. Daiutolo

Theodore W. Dent, Jr.

Francis M. DixonLouis P. DominguesJoseph J. Eberle, Jr.

Joseph C. Eckert, Jr.

Thomas P. Ferris

Paul R. Flack

Robert J. Foster

Edward P. Frunzi

James F. Garvin

Carmen F. Guarino

Paul E. Gillespie

Mario N. Grimaldi

Anthony R. Gringeri

Charles R. Haggerty

Charles G. Heil, Jr.

James W. Jones

Joseph F. Keiser

Philip F. Kelly

Vincent J. Kelly

Stanley KopaczMatthew T. Lettieri

Thomas R. Linton

Richard J. Lloyd

John J. LuxemburgerJohn Maicher

Frank W. Marte

Joseph G. MarkmannCharles C. McDaniels

Joseph F. McDermottWilliam J. McDonnell

Robert E. McDonoughLawrence D. McDonaldWilliam McFeeters

John A. McGintyRobert F. McMackinRev. Joseph Miele

Joseph P. MooneyEdward J. Murphy, Jr.

James J. O'Neill, Jr.

Paul M. Pertillo

Herbert T. Picus

Thomas Quinlan

Raymond B. Reinl

Rev. Glendon E. Robertson

John C. Rosania

Albert W. Rostien

William A. Rothwell, Jr.

G. J. Schorn

William C. Schrandt

Carmen J. Spinelli

James J. Stokes

William H. TennantJohn J. ThompsonCharles J. Trois

Donald P. Viggiano

Frank C. Yoder

50

Daniel J. Allan

Donald F. Barnett

Walter G. BoehmJohn Bresnan

James J. Brett

James F. BrownThomas E. Burns

John H. ByrnesHarold J. Bythrow

Gerald J. Cahill

John James Cahill

Daniel J. CampbellBenedict A. CapraJohn Christie

Ralph J. CobyC. Gus Constant

James P. ConnorBernard H. Coyle

James P. Coyle, Jr.

John DampfMartin J. Devine

James E. Dougherty

Michael J. Dubyk

Robert Joseph Ehlinger

John J. Elser

George T. Evans

William Anthony Felte

Vincent R. Foley

John J. Fossett

Joseph H. Foster

Henry J. Furlong

James A. Geisheimer

Richard W. GosaWilliam F. Grauer

Oscar HaimowitzFrank W. Hauser, Jr.

William Joseph Hearney, III

John Helwig, Jr.

John T. Hogan

Francis W. Judge

Thomas F. KehoeJohn J. Kelley

William A. King, Jr.

Frank J. Klein

Patrick N. Leto

Robert E. Lodes

Anthony S. Lontkowski

Raymond E. Mason, Jr.

Cletus J. McBrideEdward M. McCarthyWalter Anthony McCoolJohn J. McCuskerCharles M. McDonaldJoseph R. McDonaldJames C. MoflFet

Joseph L. MoranFrancis P. Murray

Elmer A. Pendel

Carl W. Pfefferle, Jr.

James E. Quigley

Eugene D. ReganEdward A. RoneyJoseph F. Ryan

Robert J. SankeyWilliam H. Scanlan

Samuel L. Seran

William J. Shelly

Leon Stallings

John P. Stanton

Robert J. Sorensen

Stephen X. Tracy

Thomas M. WalkerJoseph WaughHarry G. Wiebler

John J. Woods

51

E. Douglas AdamsRobert D. Aitken

Joseph F. Armstrong

Louis M. Backe, III

Robert P. Bass, Jr.

William J. Beisser

Sigmond J. Blaszczyk, Jr.

Victor N. Boccella

John J. Bolton

John G. BoyceJoseph J. Boyer

Patrick J. Clancy

Gustave C. Cote

John Barry CreganRobert C. Crosson, Jr.

Richard S. Cullen

John T. CurranChester T. Cyzio

Richard J. Daisley

Rtchard J. Devlin

Philip E. DolanJohn J. DomanLouis V. Donnini

Charles P. Dugan

William J. Earley

Matthew A. FanningJames W. FineganJames J. Flatley

Edward J. Fleming

Edwin J. Garcia

Joseph F. Gerety

Leonard J. Graziani

Joseph A. Granahan

John J. Hambrose, Jr.

Albert S. Harris

Frank J. HartCharles H. Hlggins

Francis J. Hoban

Charles A. Inglesby

Robert A. KauffmannTerrence A. KerrCharles F. KnappLeonard C. Konopka

Wilbert N. Laverghetta

James A. LeeJohn P. LeePhilip J. Lucia

James D. MagowanJohn A. Marchesani

Joseph McAveetyJames J. McCabe, Jr.

William J. McDevitt, Jr.

Thomas J. McGintyJohn C. McGuireJohn V. Mcllmail

James C. McLaughlinHenry C. MoserFrancis B. Mullackey

Gregory R. O'Brien

Vincent C. Paoletto

Robert J. Peterson

L. Thomas ReifSteele

Edward D. Reilly

William A. Ries

Maurice F. Rudden

John T. Schenkel

William C. Seiberlich, Jr.

George R. Simmons, Jr.

Joseph F. Smith

Joseph F. Spellman

Burton Stein

James Sullivan

Guy R. Tobias

John J. WelshThomas M. White

'52

Donald W. Bernard

Andrew D. Bertucci

Richard C. BourneJames V. Brooks

Donald Burkhimer

John J. Callan

Frank Campbell

Thomas J. Casey

Francis X. Conaty

William E. CoxJohn J. Cush

Gerald A. Desmond

Robert Fisher

Kenneth A. Foust

Sidney GaiBn

Anthony G. Galen, Jr.

Joseph M. Gavin

Joseph F. Goliash

Edward V. GrahamFrank GriflBn

Robert HassonJoseph A. HatchRobert E. HayesGeorge C. Hines

Anton Hollondonner

James S. Jones

John J. KeenanC. William Kieser

Wallace KingRichard T. Kloos

George J. Koenig

William A. LaPlante

Joseph F. Larkin, III

Henry S. MakowskiFrancis X. McDonaldRaymond M. McGinley

Jack K. McGonigal

James P. McHughJohn W. McMenaminFrancis J. McNamaraJohn T. McNuttJames G. McSherrySylvester A. Morrone

Paul M. MoserFrank R. Murdock

John T. O'Donnell

Richard K. O'Donnell

William A. Parkinson, Jr,

A. E. Pasquarelli

James Redican

Thomas F. Quigley

John E. Quinlan

Charles W. Reif

Edward A. RoganGeorge 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

Edward J. Vasoli

Robert H. Vasoli

Edward J. WhelanJoseph M. WolframJohn H. Woltemate

Joseph H. Wood, Jr.

53

Francis D. Aeillo

Domenick D. Caniglia

James L. Carroll

Gerald J. Corr

John M. Coulson

John F. Costello

John J. Creedon

John M. Curran, Jr.

Douglas George Davison

Charles J. DayRonald C. DeeryVincent J. DelGatto

Francis J. Domzalski

Joseph T. Doyle

John M. DronsonFrederick D. Duden

Peter J. Finley

Francis A. Florio

John A. Foody.

Joseph F. Fricker

Louis J. Gagliardi, Jr.

Edward J. Gibbons

Thomas R. Gallagher

Earl U. Gottschalk

James J. GrahamEdward M. Groody

James F. HanahanFrank A. Harrison

A. Joseph Hering

John D. Hunt

Stanley S. Karpinski

William J. KennyEmil P. Kiss

William J. LangThomas G. Lydon

John B. Lynch

John J. ManganJohn F. ManningRobert MarpleJoseph D. Martin

Louis R. Masucci

James J. McDevitt

Charles J. McGovernJoseph E. McGrathBart P. Morris

Joseph P. Morrison

Richard J. Morrison

Joseph F. Oesterle

Philip J. O'Malley

Arthur S. O'Neill, Jr.

Guido C. Pacitti

Robert V. Quindlen

James Rath, Jr.

Charles F. Redican, Jr.

Richrad R. RyanWilliam G. Ryan

Robert S. Segin

Donald F. SharpLouis J. Siana

Charles B. Smith

Carl C. Von Nell

James M. Walker

'54

Joseph L. AbbamondiRaymond L. AgentWalter 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. DeckLester R. DeFonsoT. Paul DiVito

Edward J. Doyle

John F. Eagan

Gerald W. Faiss

John P. Farris

Richard Fisher

Anthony J. Fragale

Robert E. Freed

William B. Fynes

John F. Geary

Charles G. HappDavid W. Harrison

Marvin N. Kallish

John D. Klaiber

John T. Kulak, Jr.

Francis P. Loeber

Vincent A. Marino

George L. Mason, III

Joseph W. MatthewsMaurice A. McCarthyGerard M. McGovernJohn F. McNallyJohn J. McShaneJames H. McWilliams

Joseph J. Molyneaux

Joseph O'Brien

Richard F. O'Brien, Ji-.

Francis R. O'Hara

Richard W. Plant

Donald E. Praiss

Donald J. Price

Robert J. Richards

Joseph Ridgik

Ronald R. Riley

George H. Roney, Jr.

David J. Rosania

Edward J. Rowley

Robert J. Schaefer

John B. SimmsJack SolomonJames E. Stanton

Joseph J. Sweeney

William J. Thomas

Anthony E. Valerio

Raymond T. Vasoli

Frank R. WaringGeorge C. Weaver, III

Harry J. White, Jr.

William J. Wingel

Donald E. Zdanowicz

55

James R. BaconThomas J. Bagnell

William C. BergmannJohn 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. DalyJoseph A. DeBarberie

John K. deFrancesco, Jr.

Michael J. DempseyHarry F. Deutsch

Thomas E. Dougherty

Edward J. Farley

Maxim M. Felk

Edward J. Fogarty, Jr.

Joseph W. Foley

James I. Gillespie

Thomas J. Gola

George I. Haggerty

John T. Hannas

Donald D. Heil

Thomas J. Horan, Jr.

Ralph J. Itri

John P. Jungers

William F. Kelly

Robert J. Kelleher

Joseph P. Kelley

Thomas F. Lavin

J. Thomas Lucia

Armand J. Lupo

Frederick C. Maquire

Joseph J. MansonGeorge Margraff

James J. McKennaAnthony J. Mela

Joseph A. MooreLeo E. Murphy, Jr.

Gaudenzio A. Narcisi, Jr.

Frank J. Noonan

James A. O'Brien, Jr.

William T. O'Donnell, Jr.

Charles Poolos

Albert C. Price

Harvey Portner

Donald J. Reape

Joseph H. Rodrigues

Joseph Rothschild

John J. RowleyElwood Ruddy

Thomas Schenk

Michael D. Scelsa

David J. Smith

Joseph J. Sullivan

Marvin S. Wallach

Henry T. Wilkens

Lawrence J. Yearly

Fred A. Zaiss

'56

Charles E. Adler

Frank S. Blatcher

John A. Brennan, Jr.

Paul F. Buehler

Dewey P. Clark

Francis P. Cosgrove

Nicholas P. Dienna

Edward G. Dougherty

John J. Dougherty

John K. Endo

Antonio L. Falzarano

Frank P. Fighera

Robert Fischer

Anton J. Franck

Donald J. Gallagher

Francis M. Ganley

William Gershanick

Manuel GomezCharles W. Greenberg

George J. Harkins, Jr.

Charles J. Heisler

William M. Henhoflfer

Andrew W. Holowinsky

Raymond G. HumlRichard J. Jackson

Robert F. Jones

Francis J. Kelley

John F. Kerstan

Joseph V. Koehler

Arthur H. LcRoyJohn J. Lombard, Jr.

Robert W. LynchThomas J. Lynch, Jr.

Joseph N. MaloneWilliam McConaghyStephen J. McLoughlinJohn A. Monastra

James R. MullenThomas J. Murphy

Richard J. NolanThomas H. Noone, Jr.

Robert M. Rogers

John L. SchmidtVincent J. Serfilippo

Adam SmithJoseph H. Soder

Francis H. Sterling

Isidor P. Strittmatter

Charles J. Stroedecke

Raymond J. Schaeper

Frank J. Turbett

Eugene R. Voegtlin

"57

John J. Adair

George P. Altmeier

James L. AnnasJoseph A. Antal

Patrick J. BanniganWilliam J. BarryGerald V. BegginWilliam J. Bell

Charles J. BoyceConstantine J. Boyle

James J. Broussard

Frank J. BrunoJoseph C. BubeckFrancis J. BuckGeorge A. Butler

Frank Carberry

Michael J. CareyFrancis X. Cassidy

Joseph P. Cassidy

Theodore J. Cheski

Richard Coulson

William R. Gulp

Anthony J. DamoreFrank P. Delich

Henry W. deLuca, Jr.

John J. Dever, Jr.

William P. Dierkes

Paul J. Diesenbruch, Jr.

William M. DonohoeCharles J. DoughtyPaul D. DowneyThomas P. Duffy

Walter J. Eliason

Joseph Michael Erb

James J. FardyFrancis X. Finegan

Raymond J. FonashThomas J. Ford, Jr.

Joseph V. Gallo

John C. Gyza

William J. Hall, III

Thomas A. Halligan

Edward J. Higgins

Victor C. Hoepfl

James J. Hughes

George KeneippStanley M. Knebel

Richard S. Kozieja

Robert W. Kraemer

Frederick J. Leinhauser

Gererd J. Lewis

Gerald F. McCauslandFrancis M. McCormackDaniel E. McGonigle

John A. McNichol

Charles J. MackleyJoseph E. MadejaFrancis J. ManganEarl L. Melville

Richard MonihanDonald A. Murray

John T. O'Brien

John F. O'Connell

G. J. Pascuzzi

H. Eugene PassmoreRichard J. PowersGeorge M. Pregg

James M. Purtell

Richard F. Quirk

Domenic A. Rebecca

Stephen RegaCharles F. Rueger

Joseph T. Sanquilli

John A. Seeman, Jr.

Thomas J. Shanley

John J. SimonSalvatore J. Sorrentino, Jr.

Eugene F. Trimber

Joseph B. Waltrich

'58

Ronald N. Alig

Albert W. Barron, Jr.

Robert Belz

Norman Bernstein

Charles A. Beugless

Lawrence J. BorgerCanuto Borromeo, Jr.

William G. Bourne

Romeo A. Boyd, Jr.

Robert Boyle

John A. Callahan

Joseph M. Carduff

John F. Carr

Louis J. Casale

Daniel F. Chinnici

Donald R. Chipley

Raymond T. CoughlanAnthony L. Cucuzzella

Paul E. CundeyEdward A. Czerniakowski

Philip J. DagostaroAngelo S. D'AmicoJohn J. DeadyArthur J. DelaneyGerard T. delPrato

Joseph Desiata

Robert J. DiLuchio

John Dlugosz

Hugh G. DoughertyThomas F. DudleyTimothy DurkinR. Allan Durrant, III

Richard K. Dyer

Charles Eltringham

Robert C. FeeneyEdward 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. HaasWilliam F. HegartyJohn J. Haggerty, Jr.

John C. Hall

James F. Howard, Jr.

William F. Johnson

Joseph R. Julian

Norman E. KatzDennis G. Katziner

Charles G. Keller, Jr.

James D. KerwinJohn A. Kinslow

John T. Koegler

Frank R. Kohler

Vincent KonenJoseph A. Kriz

James J. Kuhm, Jr.

Robert A. LamplePasquale La Ruffa

Joseph G. Lehman

John F. Magosin, Jr.

Vincent Mancini

Donald A. Marrandino

Jose R. Martin

Donald F. McAnenyEdward McCabeBernard J. McCormickThomas L. McCoyFrancis J. McFaddenWilliam F. McGonigal

10

Joseph T. McGoughJohn J. McGurrWilliam J. McLaughlinRene G. Meierhans

John A. Mellon

Bertram E. Miscannon

Frank J. MoranKenneth L. MurthaEnos Charles NeyJohn C. Oberholzer

William J. O'Rourke, Jr.

Francis P. OwensEdward T. PasonRichard PeregoyArchie Pergolese

Robert C. Polaneczky

Harry C. Portland

Louis N. Potenza

John P. Pryor

James J. Quinn, Jr.

Angelo T. RandazzoAndrew RauchwerkCharles J. Reich, Jr.

Rushton H. RidgwayDaniel J. Rittler

John Rossi

John Charles Rothwell

Leo D. RudnytzkyWilliam J. St. Pierre

Donald B. SantomoJoseph E. Scanlin

Frank J. Schwartz

George C. ShammoEugene J. SharpJohn Shevillo

George SpanfelnerMitchel V. Sukalski

James E. Sullivan

Joseph G. SundermannFrancis E. Swiacki

James V. Tigani, Jr.

James A. Truitt

Richard R. Vanderslice

Michael J. Vattimo

James J. Walsh

William P. Walsh

Dennis S. Welsh, Jr.

John Whiteley

Joseph P. Yambor

Special Contributors

'Classes of 1915-30

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlynarczyk

Mrs. Walter Bilski

' Mr. and Mrs. Victor Spaddaccini

! Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Gillespie

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wisniewski

Mr. Wayne J. Furlow, Sr.

William Kelly

Louis H. Clerf

Italian Club

German Club

Glee Club

Caisson Club

Class of 1959

Sigma Beta Kappa

General Electric Co.

Gottfried and Co.

American Home Products Corp.

Smith, Kline and French

STUDENT ANNUALGIVING RESULTS

Number of Contributors 860

Amount $3,123.80

Percentage Participation 43%

Class of '59

Russell E. Alden

George C. AmeyGennaro L. Annunziato

Joseph L. Bachman, Jr

William BaderWilliam M. BarbourJoseph Basile

Basil R. Battaglia

Elmer Bauer, Jr.

Thomas P. BeebeBernhardt Blumenthal

Richard E. Boyce

Thomas J. Boyce

Joseph Braig

David Brickley

James Brickly

J. L. BrophyCarl H. BrownEdward V. Byrns

Thomas T. Campbell

Thomas M. CaseyFrederick A. Cassidy

Thomas J. ClemensThomas J. Colahan

Daniel J. Columbi

Mark A. ConcannonH. J. Connolly'

Richard J. Corbett

Dennis M. CunninghamDonald F. CunninghamJoseph Cupini

Daniel J. Croke

Charles P. DeeganBernard Dillon

Benjamin De Francesco

Theodore De Groot

Leo DonohoeDaniel D'Orazio

Albert Dorley

James Dougherty

La Mar Dotter

John A. Duffy, Jr.

Albert DunbarJohn Dunn

James R. Earley

Russell Eggleton

Carl Elitz

James FaccendaWalter J. FaganJohn R. Famiglietti

John Farley

John J. FeehanJohnE. Feeley

James Ferrick

Anthony P. Pinamore

William Fitzgerald

John C. FlanaganJohn F. Flood

Joseph J. FlynnDonald P. Fonville

David L. Forde

Prank J. Fritz, Jr.

J. E. GibbonCharles A. Glackin

Walter E. GoodwinThomas GreyThomas J. GrimesGerald Guarini

Gilbert Guim

Joseph HanleyFrancis C. Harkins

William J. Hartnett

Woodman A. HerrJohn F. HobbsAlbert Hoenig

E. T. Howe, Jr.

James H. Jenkins

James Katsoris

Joseph T. KennedyFrancis R. Klaster

Harry KoberBruce Koegler

William J. Korytowski

Robert J. Kosinski

Joseph B. Kraft

Philip Kulp

Anthony J. Laucella

Daniel J. LawlerDaniel P. Leary

John J. Lee

Louis J. Lendvay

George P. Liarakos

Fernando Lombardi

James MaherJoseph T. Makorewicz

James V. Mallon

Lawrence McAleeBernard McCabeJames McCoolJoseph J. Mcllhenny

Francis McLaughlin

Francis J. McGroryAlbert Miralles

William J. MuUinFrancis J. Murphy

Thomas Nolan

John NoonanF. J. Obara, Jr.

William J. O'Brien, Jr.

William J. O'Driscoll, Jr.

Thomas V. O'Malley

Gerald P. O'Neill

Thomas J. O'Neill

N. PanaroWilliam J. Parkes

Ronald J. Pawlowski

James J. Patton

Joseph J. Pello

Victor Petaccio

Bernard Petitet

Joseph J. RaabEugene Raffaele

William J. Randall

John Razler

Robert A. Resnick

Fred Rizzo

Joseph RoddyThomas J. Rodgers

Thomas P. Rodgers

Arthur RoneyS. J. Rzepela

Owen SammonsJames R. Schwartz

John T. Shepard

James P. Schrotz

Edward Spanier

David Spratt

Thomas J. Spratt

John Stathakis

James F. Stehli

Gordon Storholm

Michael Struglia

William F. Taylor

Thomas P. ToomeyFrancis Trzuskowski

Anthony Tursi

Ralph J. Ungaro

Benjamin Vassallo

Vincent Valecce

E. R. Varalli

Charles Vattieri

Lawrence Vannozzi

John Veen

William F. WaplesJohn M. WelshWilliam Wetzler

Thomas J. WhelanEdward A. Woolslager

Class of '60

Robert Alden

Anthony Alfano

Louis R. Angelucci

P. J. Antolini

Herb Baiersdorfer

Ralph Bantivoglio

Allan Bayley

Walter Bilski

James J. BirminghamJohn J. BradyThomas R. Burke

Edmund Butler

Joseph Cairo

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Joseph M. CallahanJohn W. Carsley

George Capaldi

Thomas V. Chelius

J. M. Ciliberti

Anthony ChunnThomas Corrigan

James F. Cosgrove

Frank CochraneAnthony Combriato

John J. CowdenJ. Russell Cullen, Jr.

John M. CunninghamAnthony J. Cutrona

Robert D'Aurelerio, Jr.

Richard S. DeSipio

John P. DohertyJoseph Donnelly

Donald D'Orazio

Rodger Dunkle

Robert Egizio

Francis J. Erb

Peter E. Farrell

George E. FassnachtPhilip A. Fatizzo

Joseph FitzsimmonsThomas J. Folgia

Frank P. Gladsky, Jr.

Theodore W. GrabowskiJohn C. Guckavan

Thomas P. HaggertyWilliam Haller

Thomas E. HartbergerThomas A. HennesseyJoseph W. HeyerRalph Howard

Emil L. lannelli

William J. Janus

William J. Kauflfman

Joseph P. KeaneJames P. Kelly

John J. Kenjorski

J. Laurenaitis

Charles W. LinckAlfred A. Lisiewski

George LoganJohn P. LynchJohn G. LynchThomas Lynaugh

George MaloneL. Eugene Marrella

Michael J. Marshall

John MarczelyWilliam R. MasonEdward A. Miller

Joseph T. Micciche

Donald MecklingDonald J. MignognaJohn A. Mitchell

Frank MonahanJohn A. McCloskeyDenis J. McCormickJohn L. McDermottJames V. McGinleyJames B. McGough

David J. McGrathPhilip McGovemRobert T. McHughEdmund F. McMullinM. J. Norris

John O'Donnell

E. PaczkowskiRobert F. PappanoWarren Pastore

Austin D. PaulnackDavid Perrine

Peter E. Perry

John Porambo

Edward Rice

Norman Rickert

Felix Russo

Anthony ScamuffaJohn R. SchwartzLeonard Selvaggio

Joseph SgroEdward J. Shields

Christopher Silvotti

Leonard Sikorski

Lawrence S. Spiegel

John StrohmJohn J. Sullivan

Andrew SussmanThomas R. Swartz

Thomas C. TarpyAndrew P. Taylor

Gerard M. TiedekenRalph Tolomeo

Peter E. WalheimCharles A. WalkerAnthony Wengraitis

Harry Woodcock

Class of '61

Anthony Andrews

Edward V. BachoferEugene Ballantine

Robert BakerCharles BarkerPaul Betz

John Bieniek, Jr.

Peter BossowBernard Boxill

Matthew BoweFrancis BrabazonFrancis BorwnJohn L. BurkeThomas Burke

Frank Calidonna

Bernard CampbellNicholas Cavarocchi

John CarasRichard Carr

Joseph Centonzi

Wayne CherryCharles Christini

Peter Cilibreto

Timothy CoonahanEd. CorcoranR. P. Corlies

Cornelius Creeden

Richard J. DarcyPeter DeFilippis

John DickJames DiganHoward Dilkes

Henry Di Rienzo

Charles Del Rossi

Francis DoUartonThomas DoughertyWilliam DoughertyWilliam DoneganEugene DragonwskiThomas Duffy

Michael DuganMichael DriscoU

Ralph EddowesJohn EganWilson Elliot

David Fisher

Richard Flint

Edward FlynnJames R. Fogacci

John FranksRobert Fritzsche

R. Ken Gallagher

Peter GibbonsOtto Gierstorfer

Kenneth L. GnauJoseph Grosso

Ed Gryczynski

Joseph HallmanJoseph HanuscinJohn Helinek

Francis Helverson

John HenneganTheodore HenningsRobert Herdelin

Joseph HeppPhilip Hinkle

Norman HinzJoseph Hopfner

Anthony Kavitski

Michael KavanaughDavid KazmierczakEdward KeefeJohn B. Kelly

Michael Kelly

Richard Kelly

William KentEdward KiernanRichard KernanR. Klossen

Joseph KrajewskiWilliam Kummerly

James LandJoseph LangJohn Larkins

Richard LeachJoseph LendvayDonald Little

Amerigo Lonzi

Ed LynchThomas LynchGerald Lyons

Robert MacCauIey

Larry J. Maier, Jr.

Joseph P. MaherRay MarscoG. F. Marple

James MataresseJoseph Metallo

William Mistichelli

Frances MoranJoseph MonahanHoward MorganJohn Mulholland

James Mullin

Richard MullinRichard MoyHarry MurphyRobert Mulligan

John McClellan

Martin McDonnellJohn McDonaldJames McGill

Robert McKennaJames McLaughlinThomas McLaughlinJoseph McMahonEugene McVeyJohn NearyAlbert Nelson

Marty Ney

Martin O'GaraJoseph O'Reilly

Michael Ott

Vincent PannepackerJohn Piatkowski

Robert Pierce

Anthony PlatancUa, Jr.

Edward Padinske

Donald Pollack

Stanley Praiss

John Quinn

William RamsbottomPatrick RoachKenneth Roberts

Charles Riedel

Alphonso Roselli

Richard RuedaJohn Rudy

Robert SagedyMichael Saloka

Pedro SancheyTom Scanlon

Edward SchemenskiRichard Schieken

James Sedlock

Joseph SermaniniJ. Shortall

David SerchakGerald SmithJohn Spellman

Joseph Sprissler

Anthony Sproule

Roman Sawycky

Anthony TaddeoWilliam TompkinsDonald Trappier

Joseph Tropea

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George TrunkDaniel TumoloJoseph Tyler

Eugene Valentine

John VerhaarenFrank Viola

Bernard WalshWilliam Welsh, III

Gerald WixtedWilliam Wolff

James WrightPeter YaremkoGerald Ziccardi

Class of '62

William AdamsDonald 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. BonnerCharles Borcky

Stephen V. BradyWalter BrownDavid BruhinCharles A. BurgeonThomas Cottone

John J. Crewalk

George A. Crisafulli

Anthony E. Curcio

James L. ColemanJerome CurryLawrence Curtis

C. J. CareyFrancis Carey

Hugh Carney

Francis J. Cartwright

John J. ChapmanRichard 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 MarcoFrank Di Curcio

Anthony D'Onofrio

William DonovanWilliam Doring

Joseph B. Doto

Thomas Dziodosz

Joseph DownlyHenry Eisennagel

Theodore B. Ellenkomp

Charles T. Espenshade

Carmen A. Fabrizio

Joseph FanosEarl T. FergusonJohn Fingel

James FinneganDavid Fleming, Jr.

George Friedrich

Anthony FugaroAlbert R. Funk, Jr.

Wayne J. FurlowBernard Gallagher

Edward J. Gallagher

Leo Ganster

James Gately

Helmut GaussJohn GeeFrank Gentile

Thomas GheenRonald C. Giletti

Joseph Goldnick

Carl HajdukJoseph H. Halligan

Emil HarasymAlbert HebdaRichard W. Held

Joseph Hickey

David R. HepburnJames A. Hontz, Jr.

Joseph Hopkins

Gerald HoppeRobert Houlihan

Duke Horshock

Thomas HughesWilliam P. Hyland

Anthony Johnston

Henry F. Josephick

John J. KeaneJames F. Kelly

James T. Kelly

John F. KenneyDaniel Kerrane

Thomas Kirsch

Peter Kizuik

James Kolb

John Kricher

Matthew Krzeskiewicz

J. Wayne KullmanLeonard J. Kuntsweiler

Nicholas Lacovara

John Lanigan

W. D. Layfield

Eugene Lepine

John LemboJack A. Lisiewski

David E. Lohoefer

Jerome LombardThomas LombardoThomas Lynch

Daniel J. MaddenJoseph MaguireThomas F. Maher, Jr.

Frank MarantoLeonard Maranto

Leo J. MarxWilliam M. Masapollo

Richard J. Mascitti

Carlo Mascuilli

Nicholas Massington

Jerome Mastal

Theodore Mecklenburg

James J. MeehanJohn Meiszner

Louis P. Meshon, II

Edward J. Miller

Robert Mitchell

John Mitkus

Herman J. Mollenkopf

Donald MooreFrancis G. Moore

John MoranPaul Morganthaler

James Mullan

Anthony C. Murdocca

George J. MurphyJohn MurrayRobert A. McAleer

Donald McCrossonHarry McDermottPeter R. McDevitt

Edmund McDowellJoseph McGarryMichael McGarveyJohn McGinleyJames G. Mclnerney

Joseph McGoldrick

Philip C. McGuireFrancis B. McHughEd McKeoghFrancis F. McLaughlin

Daniel McNeffLeonard Nanartowiez

Otto T. Nebel

James J. Nicholson

Gerald C. Nordin

Henry Norton

Joseph Novack

Dominic O'Brien

Richard O'Connor

Francis O'Neill

James D. O'Neill

Peter G. O'Neill

Alfred Oziemkiewicz

Joseph Papalini

James J. Pastore

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

Carmen A. RegoWilliam Regli

Thomas RobackPhilip Robideau

George J. Robitis

Philip RomanickJoseph P. RothweinThomas F. Rosso

Joseph Ruggiero

Robert RyanRobert Sabol

Francis Salerno

Gerald Scalley

Leo J. Schilling, Jr.

John R. Schmelzer

John Schmidt

Robert Schmidt

Joseph Semeister

Andrew M. SenkowskyJames F. Sherlock

Raymond Sieminski

Thaddeus Sieminski

Paul Silvestri

E. Drew Sikorski

James Sirano

Andrew SmithWalter C. SlompJohn J. SmithThomas M. SommersJohn V. Spaddaccini

Thomas SweeneyChester Tanski

Joseph ThompsonPaul Toselli

Richard D. Tranovich

Richard Travaline

Herbert G. Treflfeisen

Anthony T. TomascoAlbert UrbowiczGeorge P. Vercessi

Fred Vincent

Henry T. Voorhees

Joseph C. WagnerWilliam J. WalchekWilliam WattsGeorge WardJoseph F. WardRobert WardJoseph WelshWalter E. WeisBrian WhismanArthur Winiarski

Stanley S. Wisniewski

Taras WorchokJames D. Wuenschel

STUDENT ANNUALGIVING RESULTSEVENING DIVISION

Number of Contributors 273

Amount $960.25

James H. Abele

Michael J. Abbott

T. J. Adelsberger

Raymond G. Ainger, Jr.

Ferdinand L. Allen

13

George B. EmeryGerald W. Eisenbise

James J. Fallon

L. Farrell

Herman Farber

J. Forte

Thomas A. Gall, Jr.

James Gallagher

Michael Gallagher

Armond F. Gentile

George S. Giordas

Millard E. Ames, Jr.

John M. Arleth

Ronald G. ArmitageWalter J. Arnoldy

Francis J. AshJohn N. BakerJoseph Charles Barrett

Robert E. Batson

Stanley A. Bednarchik

Leroy J. Bentzley

Francis G. Berry

Edward J. Bernier

Thomas C. Boettcher

Joseph L. Borek

Edward F. Bowe, Jr.

J. M. Boyer

Bernard Boyle

William L. Boyle, Jr.

John Bradley

William F. Branson

Thomas J. Breslin

John J. BudanoStanley Burgis

Edward T. BurkeBernard John Burns

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 CohenEugene M. Conboy

James A. Connolly, Jr.

Bernard J. Conroy

Manus W. ConwayLevi L. Coulter, Jr.

Francis T. Coyle

Joseph T. Crosson

Thomas J. CunninghamCasimir M. Czerpak

Siegfried DahmsThomas Dalfo

Robert Davis

Obediah B. Derr, Jr.

James B. Dierkes

William Dietrich

Vincent Di Paolo

Donald J. Direso

R. Dockwell

Frank J. DomerackiThomas G. DoneyFrancis J. DoughertyPaul A. Dressel

Joseph F. DudenNorman S. DynerFrederick W. Ebner, Jr.

John J. Glinskas

Edward V. GormanRaymond W. Gramlich

John A. Gringeri

William F. Gruber

Joseph A. GuinanThomas HaagFrancis C. HaganPatrick W. HagertyJames J. Hamilton

Thomas Hartsough

Ray Hartz, Jr.

David W. Hascher

W. J. Heard, Jr.

A. M. HeismanJohn K. Held

Frank A. Hemphill

Gerald J. HeronMaurice HickmanRobert E. Higgins

Homer Hill

Raymond C. Hill

Charles E. Hilpl, Jr.

Gerald H. HoffmanWilliam J. Hollister

Walter P. HundJohn J. HuntWilliam J. Hunter

Joseph A. latarola

Peter J. lerardi

John G. JamesG. Howard Jones

Coleman P. Joyce

Frank M. KaminskiJohn E. Katz

Henry Katzen

John M. Kauffman III

Edward A. Keiser

Ernest Kellis

James J. Kelly

Paul J. Kelly, Jr.

LeRoy B. KemeryGeorge T. KenneyJames J. KenyonGeorge J. KernJohn KerwinJohn C. Killmer, Jr.

F. J. Kirk

Leonard J. Klotz

Steve A. KmetzJohn L. KnabFrank D. Korcz

John R. Krail

Joseph B. KramerMichael P. Kratochwill

Frederick J. KrausGeorge La MarraWalter Elliott Lanagan

Earle C. Landes

Harry Langley

John LaPaglia

John P. Lavin

William Leimkuhler

Raymond C. Liggins

Joseph W. Lindberger, Jr.

Robert F. Lindberger

William R. LongRichard J. LoweEdward LynnJohn M. LynnJohn T. LynchMichael J. Magnotta, Jr.

Howard A. ManogueAlbert J. MaroneRobert J. MarrNick B. Matarazzo

Ludwig J. MayerArthur McCaffrey

Thomas J. McCarthyH. J. McClernan

James L. McCorkle

Thomas R. McDermottR. J. McDowellJohn J. McGaharnDaniel P. McGinn, Jr.

F. X. McGovernCharles A. Mclntyre

Francis X. McLaughlin

Andrew J. McLeesGerald J. McMenaminCharles McNameeMartin J. McNicholas

Jack D. McQuaigJoseph E. McSparranJoseph A. Melfi, Jr.

Thomas C. Melley

Joseph F. MensackNorman Menchel

Philip Mesisca

Robert J. MeyersJohn P. Milcetich

Donald F. Miller

Robert J. Miller

William A. Miller

William Mitchell

Richard Mohelski

George J. MonahanGeorge J. MooreLeon J. MouraviewWerner Naffer

Fred V. Narciso

John J. O'Brien

Joseph P. O'Brien

Gerard B. O'Donnell

Joseph Oleszycki

Daniel Ortolani

James L. Parsons

Robert Peculski

Ralph A. Perugini

Frank J. Pittner

Norman J. Pastore

Stanley J. Powell

Lawrence J. Quinn

S. Rabinowitz

John D. Reed

Thomas F. RenzR. J. Rizzi

Joseph P. RoachCharles RogersJoseph D. RomagnoliJames E. RootHoward D. Rovins

Joseph J. Ruzicka

Marvin Sacks

Howard J. SalmonAugustus J. Sassa

Harold Schwartz

Richard Seiberlich

Louis D. SeymourEdward J. ShadeRobert W. Silber

Cyril E. SimonRobert L. SimsFrancis R. Skillman, Jr.

Donald C. SminkeyAlbert J. Smith

E. J. Smith

Joseph O. SmithCarmen 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

Thomas J. Sullivan

W. F. ThompsonP. J. TimoneyJohn J. TimsonJoseph Toland

Robert L. Trautwein

George F. Trebbi

James F. Trout

Lemuel F. Tyre

E. J. Unterkoefler

H. M. Vail, Jr.

Edward G. Valliere

Frank J. VargaBernard J. VaughanRaymond G. Vedro

John A. Volpe

John WagnerBruno L. WalczakF. Lee WalkerRichard J. WalshJoseph R. Walton

George J. WardleJames J. WeirWilliam J. WelshEdward J. WernerGeorge T. WhiteJames N. White

Joseph P. Wisniewski

John C. WolframThomas L. WoodinJ. W. WrightFather John Wrigley

Robert J. YoungJoseph A. Ziegler

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PRESIDENT'S PAGE(Continued from page 3)

lege, with the assistance of his asso-

ciates, is responsibile for diverse func-

tions that make up this area. This diver-

sity he coordinates as the head business

officer of the institution. He is responsi-

ble for the College's financial accounting,

the preparation of the annual budget

and the financial reports, the collection of

revenues, the expenditure of institutional

funds, the management of the business

phases of auxiliary enterprises, the

planning for financing new building con-

struction, and the care of the physical

properties of the College. The admin-

istrator 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.

Public and College Relations

Today a new area of administration in

higher education is developing which

merits recognition. There is a trend to-

ward coordination of the functions of

public relations, alumni affairs, and the

solicitation of funds for development.

This new area of administration is nowrecognized as a single entity in manycolleges. Although it is the most recent

of the 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 ad-

ministration grew out of the realization

that these activities have much in

common.At La Salle College, the Assistant to

the President (an unhappy designation

that gives a man a "staff" title for a

"line" responsibility) is responsible, in

cooperation with the different directors

of these areas, for the coordination and

progress of the alumni activities, the

work of the placement bureau, publicity,

public relations, and the fund-raising

for the development program. The As-

sistant to the President is John L. Mc-

Closkey, M.B.A., former Director of the

Alumni Association and assistant pi-o-

fessor of marketing.

Conclusion

The president of a college or university

receives a broad delegation of power and

responsibility for the operation of the

institution in all its phases. He, in turn,

delegates responsibility for broad areas

of administration to worthy men, retain-

ing for himself the primary responsi-

bility for unified and executive direction.

We all know that it is the president whomakes reports to the Board of Mana-gers; it is the president who gets quoted

in times of crisis, who announces the

progress and the new things that are

for the glory of the institution, and whosays the very appropriate words whenthe special occasion demands them. How-ever, behind all this power and re-

sponsibility and dignity lies a profound

principle enunciated by an astute and

witty man: "When you hire people

HISTORICAL REPORT I

smarter than you are, you prove that

you are smarter than they are." Andas 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.

Brother Teliow, F.S.C., Founder of La Salle College

by Bernard H. Moss, D D.S., '26

The first community of the Brothers of

the Christian Schools in Philadelphia,

was established August 22, 1853, with

Brother Adelbert, F.S.C., as its first

Brother Dii-ector, and the classrooms of

the Assumption B.V.M. and St. Peter's

parishes for their initial classes. TheBrothers first settled in the former par-

ish, and later resided in St. Peter's at

Fifth Street and Girard Avenue.

In 1854, Brother Teliow, F.S.C., wasappointed Director of the Community,succeeding Brother Adelbert. Brother

Teliow, who came to America and set-

tled 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' ac-

tivities and, in September 1858, St.

Michael's Parochial School was opened

with the assistance and cooperation of

its pastor, Father McLaughlin. During

the vacation period of that year the

Brothers, now numbering six and teach-

ing 500 pupils, moved to 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 As-

sumption B.V.M. was relinquished. In

addition, in 1862, the Christian Brothers'

Academy was opened as a high school,

attached to St. Michael's, at 1419 N.

Second Street.

Deeply impressed by the sanctity and

learning of the Brothers, the Most Rev.

J. F. Wood, then Archbishop of Phila-

delphia, 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 wasrealized 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-

delphia."

Shortly after receiving the charter,

Brother Teliow was appointed Rector of

the New York Catholic Protectory, in

September, 1863. In 1870, he was invited

by the government of Ecuador to be con-

sultant on the establishment of training

schools for boys.

By now internationally recognized as

an authority on education and child wel-

fare. Brother Teliow was next summonedto France, and later assigned to Cali-

fornia. 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 Septem-

ber 21, 1900, was the directorship of St.

Francis de Sales Industrial School, Ed-

dington. Pa.

At the request of the New YorkCatholic Protectory's Board of Managers,Brother Teliow was laid to rest in the

cemetery adjacent to St. Raymond'sChurch, Westchester, N. Y., with his

faithful co-worker. Dr. Ives, founder of

the New York Protectory.

CARILLON HONORS POPE50 Bells at La Salle College in

Memory of Late Pius XII

reprinted from the

New York Times, June 9, 1959

PHILADELPHIA (RNS)—

A

new set of bells rings out over

Philadelphia in memory of PopePius XII.

From the hilltop campus of LaSalle College, twelve miles fromthe city center, a fifty-bell me-morial carillon that strikes anhourly chime and the Angelus

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.

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PERSONAL PATTER

'24Joseph Schmitz, Jr. has been named to

the Board of Directors of the Founder's

Federal Savings and Loan Company,Philadelphia.

'35Lt. Col. Edward J. McCool was re-

cently assigned Comptroller of the

Pacific Transportation Terminal Com-mand, Ft. Mason, California after a

three-year tour of duty as deputy chief

of staff at Fort Mason.

'39

G. Harold Metz, appointed to newly-

created position of Vice-President of

RCA's Technical Educational Programs.

He joined RCA as an industrial engineer

in 1944, and has been Director of Special

Management Projects of the corpora-

tion's international division since 1956.

'40

Charles J. Betz, a member of the

Standard Pressed Steel Company, Jenk-

intown, was recently appointed Managerof Outside Sales of industrial fasteners.

He now resides in Hatboro with his wife

and two children.

homas F. McGuire, Esq.,

'41

Joseph M. Walsh was appointed Gen-eral Manager of the Grand Rapids Divi-

sion of Lear, Incorporated. ... A special

G. Harold Metz, '39

departure ceremony for the Rev. JamesBerna, S.J. was held June 28 when he

left for mission work in Poona, India.

'42

Former LSC football player Dr.

Miehael Mandarino will be team physi-

cian for the Philadelphia Eagles, start-

ing next season; Consult the July 13th

issue, P. 34, of Time for an interesting

article on Dr. Mandarino. . . . HenryBerger, and brother Samuel, winning ac-

claim for construction of the 229 unit

Jefferson Manor development, the first in

Philadelphia under "Title One" of the

Federal L'rban Renewal Act, by which the

Federal Government and city provide land

for private development. "Other private

developers," the Sunday Bulletin says, "are

preparing, here and in other cities, to fol-

low the example of the two young menwho were 'crazy' enough to build a proj-

ect bigger builders wouldn't handle."

'43

Raymond Pei'kins now owns a Linen,

Domestic and Curtain Shop in OceanCity.

'47

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 nowassistant cashier and assistant managerof the Consumer Credit department for

the Lancaster County Natonal Bank.

'48

Walter J. Cobb received his M.A. fromRutgers this past spring. . . . Ricliard

Espinosa is now the chairman the for-

eign language department at BenjaminFranklin Junior High School. . . . JimMcDonough has joined the Data Process-

ing Division of the Royal McBee Corpo-

ration as a sales representative at

Harrisburg.

'49

On June 1, Frank J. Walton, formerprincipal of the West Windsor School,

assumed the post of superintendent of

schools for West Windsor Township,

N. J. . . . Peter J. Kelly, now the father

of four and residing in Levittown, waspromoted to administrative assistant to

the general sales manager of the Na-tional Drug Company. . . . Dr. MatthewT. Lettieri, practicing Chiropody in

Upper Darby, was re-elected Secretary

of the Metropolitan Philadelphia Chapter

'44

The Frank Foti's announced the ar-

rival of their 3rd offspring, Christopher

Thomas.

Henry Berger, '42

of Phi Alpha Pi, Chiropody Fraternity.

. . . Dr. and Mrs. William Coffey wel-

comed Thomas Schubert to the family

on March 1.

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'50Thomas J. ' Shusted, Esq., recently

elected Secretary of the South Jersey

Chapter. . . . Dennis J. Doyiovan, a DuPont chemist, was elected president of

The Genesians, the Catholic Drama Guild

in Wilmington. . . . Thomas F. Kehoe, III

received his M.B.A. from Rutgers Uni-

versity in June. . . . Boh and Mary Lodes

welcomed the arrival of Paul on April 24.

. . . John Winkler became the father of

Paul Joseph on April 27. . . . Bill Fitz-

pati'ick, now the father of two sons, wasgraduated from the Law School of Temple

University in June. . . . Walt Toth and

Joan Thompson Toth (former Bursar's

Office secretary) added a girl, Denise

Renee, to the vital statistics. . . . Trainer

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 Gulfstream, the John B.

Campbell Memorial, and in the CamdenHandicap. . . . Thomas F. McGuire, Esq.,

recently elected President of the South

Jersey Chapter. A graduate of Temple

University Law School, he is now prose-

cutor for Pennsauken Township and has

been the Cerebral Palsy Campaign Chair-

man for the Township during 1957 and

1958. . . . The Harry Wiebler's announced

the arrival of Sarah Genevieve. June 29.

. . . John J. Christie announces that legal

proceedings have been completed chang-

ing his name from John Chmytz.

'51

Joe Duke is now sales manager of the

Tire Service Company, Philadelphia. . . .

Francis Kiley and Marjorie Ellen Thomp-son of Detroit were married April 11.

. . . Harry G. Lento received his Ph.D. in

Chemistry from Georgetown. . . . Joe

Tranotti has been appointed to the sales

staff of Ives-Cameron Company.

'52Tony Covello and Barbara Jean Lanz

have set August 15 as their wedding

date. . . . John Keenan will join the LaSalle College English Department, DayDivision, in September; John was form-

erly with the Medical Editing Depart-

ment at Smith, Kline and French. . . .

the John Quinlans are proud parents of

another girl, Patricia. . . . Hank and

Bunny Baches had a baby boy, Henry, on

April 30.

'54

'53Anthony B. Cichan is serving as presi-

dent of the Willow Grove Junior

Chamber of Commerce. . . . Thomas V.

Kelly, Jr., recently elected Vice-President

of the South Jersey Chapter.

Dr. Jerome Brodish completed his in-

ternship at St. Vincent's in New York

and will practice in Milwaukee. . . . John

Conte received his Ph.D. at Penn in

June. . . . Stan Piotrowski moved to

Cleveland, Ohio, with his wife and baby.

. . . the Class held its 5th Anniversary

Reunion Dance in the Library Lounge

on May 23, 1959. The well-attended affair

saw many familiar faces. Two plaques

were given during the intermission form-

ally giving Honorary Membership in the

Class of '54 to Brother Daniel Bernian,

F.S.C. and John L. McCloskey, in recog-

nition 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 MercyHospital. . . . Father William H. Mooney,

who was recently ordained at the age of

62, has been assigned to St. Joseph's

Parish, Ashland, Pa. . . . Francis P.

Loeber, recently elected Treasurer of the

South Jersey Chapter.

Lieutenant (junior-grade) Edivard F.

("Ted") Bronson, former La Salle pub-

licity director, now a naval aviator aboard

the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Roosevelt, waswarmly received by Brother B. Edwin,

F.S.C, secretary general of the Brothers

of the Christian School, during a visit to

Rome June 24.

'55

Joe Henry married the former Patricia

Hogan, June 6. . . . Jim Brcnmtn and

Joan Matlack have announced their en-

gagement. . . . Graduated from Jefferson

Medical College this June were the fol-

lowing physicians: Ronald J. Centrone,

interning at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital

;

Aloysius W. Farrell, interning at Miseri-

cordia Hospital; Albert C. Price, intern-

ing at U. S. Naval Hospital; John J.

Schubert, interning at Hartford Hospital

(Conn.) ; Herbert J. Somers, interning

at Albert Einstein Medical Center. . . .

John H. Pflieger was elected to the Con-

trollers Institute of America, Philadel-

phia Chapter. . . . Lt. and Mrs. Vincent

Kelleher welcomed Christopher John.

March 28.

'56John. Carpinelli and Catherine Bell

were married in May and are now re-

siding in Camden. . . . Robert McNally

is now working for Corning Glass Works.

. . . Ernest Fidance was graduated from

the Georgetown University School of

Dentistry in June. . . . The arrival of

Brian created some excitement in the

home of the John Kiltys. . . . Alex

Butrym received his M.A. from Duquesne

and intends to go on to Duke for his

Ph.D. . . . Frank and Margie Blatcher

called their first born Francis, Jr. He ar-

rived July .3.

'57

Frank D. Altobelli is now a Special

Investigator for the Bureau of HighwaySafety. . . . John Waite and the former

Mary Beckett were married in May and

are now residing in Levittown. . . .

George K. Van Osten has been promoted

to the position of a group chief in the

Industrial Engineering department of

Leeds and Northrup Company. . . .

Joseph Maher is teaching history at

Northeast Catholic High School. . . .

Tom Shanley is now employed as a sales-

man for Chicopee Mills, Incorporated.

... On May 12, Frank Montague wassworn in as a 2nd Lt. and is now with

the 78th Fighter Group at Hamilton Air

Force Base, California. . . . Bill Gillen

was re-elected president of the Insurance

Workers of America at the union's con-

vention in Chicago. . . . Joseph T. San-

quilli is Chairman of the History Depart-

ment at Bishop McDevitt High School,

Wyncote.

'58

Harry Bradley, now studying law at

Temple University, and Mary AnneAppleton were married June 20. . . .

Joseph Julian and Barbara Bradley were

married April 11. . . . 2nd Lt. ThomasMadden completed the 17-week field ar-

tillery officer basic course at Fort Sill,

Okla. . . . Doyiald Noll and Rosemarie

Lauro were married April 25. . . . Joe

and Dee Gallagher welcomed their first

child, Mary, on March 23. . . . John

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, Con-

shohocken. . . . Ira Davis is a real estate

salesman for Jones-Reddish, Co., Phila.

Your prayers are requested for

the repose of the souls of: Daitiel

A. McCrudden, '04; WilUtim A.

Seery, Sr., '17; the father of Laur-ence T. O'Connor, '48; Joseph J.

McCullough, Jr., '55; the father of

Joseph L. Hanley, '59; the motherof John B. Pilewicz, '59, and the

Rev. R. R. Fitzpatrick. '09.

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CANDIDATES FOR ALUMNI OFFICENine candidates will vie for the three Alumni Associa-

tion offices of president, vice-president, and treasurer of the

Association, in the coming election for the 1959-60 posts.

Challenging incumbent president John A. Guischard,

Ph.D., '38, are Bernard H. Moss, D.D.S., '26, and Gerald T.

Corkery, '54. George L. Mason, III, '54 and Daniel E. Mc-

Gonigle, '57 (EvD.), will oppose James I. Gillespie, '55, for

the post of vice-pi-esident. Present treasurer, Frank T. Hart,

'51, will face John Finley, '24, and Joseph N. Malone, '56

(EvD.), in his bid for re-election.

The candidates and brief resumes appear in the photo-

introductions below:

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; un-

married.

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iBernard H.Moss, D.D.S.

George L. Mdson, III

Gerard T. Corkery John A.

Guischard. Ph.D.

James I. Gillespie Daniel E. McGonigle

Gerard T. Corkery, '54: assistant manager. New YorkLife Insurance Norristown office; past vice-president of As-

sociation; first vice-president, Northeast Philadelphia J.C.C.;

past chairman, Signum Fidei Committee; chairman, 1957-58

Graduate Welcome Dance Committee; member, Board of Di-

rectors; he and his wife, Eileen, have twin daughters, Annand Michele Marie, 3.

Bernard H. Moss, D.D.S. , '26: dental practice for 28

years; chairman. Alumni of 1900-30; chairman. Alumni His-

torical Committee; he and Mrs. Moss have eight children,

five boys and three girls.

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT

James I. Gillespie, '55: senior accountant, Jenkins, Fet-

terolf 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 HolyName Society; he and Mrs. Gillespie have two children,

Jimmy and Kathleen.

George L. Mason, III, '54 : brokerage supervisor. NewYork Life Insurance Co.; member, Board of Dii-ectors; 1959

president. Alumni Class '54; 1959 chairman. Committee to

investigate 2-year Term for Alumni Officers; editor, '54

Newsletter; 1959 chairman, Research Committee, La Salle

Centenary Program; 1959 co-chairman. General Alumni Re-

union Stag; 1959 agent. Annual Giving Board of Directors;

candidate for same post last year; unmarried.

Daniel E. McGonigle ,'57 (EvD.) : research analyst,

staff. Fourth Naval District; president, class of '57 (EvD.);

member. Board of Directors; chairman. Committee to Acti-

vate Evening Division Alumni; 1958-59 member, Homecoming

Joseph N. Malone Frank T. Hart John J. Finley

Game Committee; member, Graduate Welcome Dance Com-mittee; 1958-59 member. Annual Stag Committee; vice-presi-

dent. Maternity B.V.M. Parish C.Y.O.; secretary, Fourth

Naval District Holy Name Society; he and his wife, Elsie,

have two daughters, Kathleen, 12, and Patricia, 9.

FOR TREASURER

Frayih T. Hart, '51: incumbent treasurer; revenue ex-

aminer City of Philadelphia; member. Board of Directors;

unmarried.

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,

S. Jersey Chapter; 1958-59 president, S. Jersey Chapter; past

C.W.V. Post Commander; he and his wife, Rita, have three

daughters, Maureen, 13, Patricia, 11, and Monica, 4.

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FRIENDS OF LA SALLE

La Salle College earnestly solicits the interest andsupport of friends to bring to a complete realization

the goals of the development program which will en-

able 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 whyLa Salle College is worthy of this interest and sup-

port from Industry, Corporations, and individuals.

The following are foremost among them

:

1. Ninety percent of the student body, now num-bering nearly four thousand, are from the city

of Philadelphia and its environs. La Salle Col-

lege 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.

2. The College, in a practical and effective manner,is 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 LaSalle College have been traditionally modest.

Student aid averages over $120,000 each year.

This amount is many times over the averageamount of assistance given annually by a col-

lege of similar size and character.

3. The College, in existence close to one hundredyears, has been preparing professional men,doctors, dentists, teachers, lawyers, account-

ants, etc., who have been serving metropolitanPhiladelphia.

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 assumeits rightful responsibilities in our democracy.

5. La Salle College is rendering a large measure of

service to industry and business by providing,

in the Evening Division program, an opportun-

ity for men gainfully employed to secure a col-

lege education and in this way to prepare themto give a better and more efficient service to

their employers.

6. By giving her students an education based onsound Christian principles which respect the

dignity of the human person and human society.

La Salle College is making a real and substan-tial contribution to the preservation of ourcherished American birthright of freedom in a

democracy.

LA SALLE COLLEGE IS DETERMINED TOGIVE THE BEST TO THE YOUNG MEN OFPHILADELPHIA SEEKING A COLLEGE EDU-CATION UNDER HER AUSPICES. THE RE-SOURCES OF THE COLLEGE ARE MEAGRE.THE COLLEGE NEEDS THE SUPPORT OFPHILADELPHIA TO ENABLE HER DEVOTEDFACULTY TO EDUCATE OUR YOUTH. WEEARNESTLY SEEK YOUR INTEREST ANDSUPPORT. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVEL-OPMENT PROGRAM MAY BE SENT TO:

THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTLA SALLE COLLEGEPHILADELPHIA 41, PENNSYLVANIA

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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 CollegeA Catholic Liberal Arts college for men, conducted by the

Christian Brothers, offering programs of study leading to the

degrees of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.

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Business Administration.Accounting General Business MarketingIndustrial Management Industrial Relations

Science and MathematicsBiology Chemistry Physics

Mathematics Psychology

Literature and LanguagesEnglish French GermanGreek Italian • Latin Spanish

Philosophy and ReligionPhilosophy Ethics

EVENING DIVISION

Social ScienceEconomics

History

GovernmentSociology

Teacher Training ProgramPREPARES FOR CERTIFICATION IN ALL OF THE ABOVE

CURRICULA

Pre-Professional CoursesDentistry Medicine Law

Military Science and Tactics

ROTC SENIOR OFFICER TRAINING PROGRAM

Courses of study leading to Bachelor of Science Degree

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Accounting

Economics

Finance

General Business

Industrixd ManagementIndustrial Relations

Insurance

Marketing

Chemistry Electronic Physics

For further information, write Director of Admissions, La Salle College. Philadelphia 41, Pa.