St. Vincent de Paul: Apostle of Charity

ALUMNI QUARTERLY By Rev. Joseph I. Dirvin, C.M. 400th ANNIVERSARY BIRTH OF Volume Ill, No. 2 August 1981 ST. VINCENT DEPAUL 1581 - 1981

St. Vincent de Paul: Apostle of Charity ...... 3 St. John's University Today ...... 6 Born, Pouy, April 24, 1581 Ordained, September 23, 1600 What's Happening? ...... 9 First Mission Sermon, January 25, 1617 Alumni Calendar ...... 15 Founder Alumni Personals ...... 16 Vincentian Fathers, April 17, 1625 Daughters of Charity, Nov. 29, 1633 Redmen Sports. ... From the Sidelines ...... 20 Ladies of Charity, Winter, 1634 Basketball Season Ticket Plan ...... 22 Died, Paris, September 27, 1660 Hawaii ...... Inside Back Cover Blessed, August 13, 1729, Benedict XIII Saint, June 13, 1737, Clement XII Alumni Shopper's Corner Inside Back Cover Cardinal Silvio Oddi, Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of the Clergy, stands with the Very Rev. Joseph T. Cahill, C.M., President of St. John's Patron, All Organizations of Charity, University, while the citation is being read by the Rev. John V. Newman, C.M., for the honorary degree presented to the prelate during the convoca tion May 12, 1885, Leo XIII held to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the birth of St. Vincent de Pa ul. he current year marks the 400th Dax, France on April 24, 1581 , the third divine Son and one that he passed on to Light of the Clergy, pray for us ST. JOHN'S ALUMNI QUARTERLY , US PS 476-950, the Alumni magazine of St. John's Tanniversary of the birth of St. of six children of Jean and Bertrande de his two communities. University, New York , is published four times a yea r - May, August, November and Father of the Poor, pray for us Vincent de Paul, the founder of the Moras de Paul. The family was of that At the age of 12, through the gen­ February - by the Office of Alumni Relations. T he offi ce is loca ted at St. John's Uni versity, Apostle of Charity, pray for us Congregation of the Mission familiarly true peasant stock which is the back­ erosity of a lawyer of Dax, M. de Utopia and Grand Central Parkways, Jamaica, New York; telephone (212 ) 990-6161 , Ext. 6231. known as Vincentian Fathers, who bone of France. Jean de Paul, while Comet, Vincent entered the college

Second Class Pos tage paid at Jamaica1 New York I 143 1, and all additional offi ces of entry. founded St. John's University in 1870 poor, owned his own farm. there. Three years later, intent on the and continue to sponsor it. The fact of Vincent's peasant origin priesthood, he went to study at the This great saint of the Church, and breeding is most important; he University of Toulouse, this time fi ­ universally hailed as Apostle of Charity, needed no lessons in manners and nanced by a great sacrifice of his poor ' OFFICE OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Light of the Clergy, and Fat her of the behavior in later years when he was peasant father, the sale of a yoke of Director Poor, was born in Puoy, Diocese of called to the royal court at Paris. His oxen. Dr. Edward G. Skirde birth in Gascony was important, too, On December 20, 1596 he received Father Dirvin is Vice President of for he brought the Gascon's energy, tonsure and minor orders at the hands Uniuersity Relations and Secretary of Assistant Director Assistant Director intelligence, suppleness of mind, and of Msgr. Diharse, Bishop of Tarbes, the Uniuersity. Father Diruin is known Queen s Campus Staten Island Campus wit to all his great works for State and that diocese which contains the great throughout the world as THE authority Margaret A. Poole Thomas M. Kitts Church. Shrine of Lourdes. The same bishop on St. Elizabeth Seton. He authored Assistant to the Director As a boy, Vincent was a shepherd; ordained him to the subdiaconate on Mrs. Seton, Foundress of the Daughters indeed, it was his wont when others September 19, 1598 and to the diaconate Staten Island Campu s of Charity. Ordained in 1943, Father Mary M . Kenny were boasting of their gentle or noble on December 19, 1598. The order of The cover portrayal of St. Vincent de Diruin receiued his B.A. in 1938 from St. origins to murmur that he himself had priesthood was bestowed by Msgr, Editor Paul is adapted from a drawing by Joseph's College, Princeton, N.J., and herded swine. His family was devoutly Francois de Bourdeille, Bishop of Bernard P. Begla ne Reverend Lawrence A . Lonergan, C.M. his M.A. in 1956fromSt. John's. Niagara Christian, so naturally was the boy, and Perigeux, in the Church of St. Julian at A lumni Quarterly Uniuersity presented him with an one of his earliest devotions was to the Chateau-1-Eveque on September 23 , honorary Doctor of Humane Letters The opinions and viewpoin ls expressed in Lhi s magazine are no Ln ecessari ly those o f St. J ohn's University, its Mother of God, a principal devotion of 1600. The new priest was only 19 years degree in 1973. administra ti on or its office rs. his !if e after his love and initation of her old!

3 Vincent to convey a secret message to From that time on Vincent's life was a Henri IV at Paris, which ever after was whirlwind of good and lasting works. At his permanent home. the death of his friend, St. Francis De Taken on as a chaplain by Queen Sales, Vincent had become superior of Marguerite de Valois, whose marriage the Parisian monasteries of the Visita­ with Henri had been annulled, the young tion and spiritual adviser of the co­ priest - he was still only 27 - came foundress, St. Jane Frances de Chantal. face to face for the first time with the Soon after 1626 he became spiritual horrors of the poor as he distributed the director of the newly widowed Louise Queen's alms among them. He also met de Marillac, and together they founded Father, later Cardinal, de Berulie, who the Daughters of Charity out of became his spititual director. numerous Confraternities of Charity he Sanctity now began to quicken in had established in villages where he and Vincent as, under Berulle's direction, his priests had preached missions. The he became at different stages pastor of founding date was November 29,1633. parishes at Clichy and Chatillon-les­ In the following winter, between dombes and tutor to the children of January and March 1634, Vincent The Very Rev. Richard McCullen , C.M., Superior General of the Congregation of the Mission and founded the Ladies of Charity by the Daughters of Charity, received an h_onorary Doctor of Laws_degree from the Very Rev. Joseph T. Admiral de Gondi, General of the King's bringing together for training in holiness Cahill , C.M., president, St. John's University, al the convocal!on. Galley. and charity the greatest ladies of the Good priest that he was, Vincent was a renegade Christian from Nice who Much as Vincent chafed in the gilded court, including the Queen, Anne of Father McCullen delivered the keynote address on St. Vincen t de Paul. far from being yet a saint! He had the put him to work in the fields. cage of the de Gondi palace, it was Austria, herself. normal desire to secure a living for One of the fellow's three wives, a more of Providence's work, for through Summoned by the Queen to assist at Through his knowledge on the Coun­ weekly gathering of serious-minded himself, which in those days depended Turk, was so moved by Vincent's singing the Admiral he became chaplain general the deathbed of Louis XIII, Vincent cil of the appalling condition of the priests at St. Lazare, the Vincentian upon the bestowal of a benefice of title of the Jewish psalm of exile, Super of the galleys, bringing spiritual comfort found himself embroiled, along with hierarchy and clergy, Vincent was able motherhouse, where they learned to a parish or other ecclesiastical F/umina Baby/onis, and the Salve and some measure of physical relief to everything else, at the Court for more to use his power for the stop-gap priestly holiness from the words and institution, and to repay his family and Regina that she, in his own words, "was these chained outcasts, and through years than he wished, first as the spirit­ measure of appointing more worthy example of Vincent himself. assist their needs. instrumental in drawing her husband Madame de Gondi was introduced to ual director of the Queen, then as a bishops, although a few rogues still Through his connections at Court, After a fruitless trip to Rome to out of her apostasy back into the the spiritual ingorance of the country member of the Council of Conscience slipped through; the most important and his highborn Ladies of Charity, secure title to a disputed benefice which Church and delivering me from slavery." poor on her vast estates. which had great influence in the ap­ results, however, were his employment Vincent was able to deploy his religious the Bishop of Dax wanted him to have The whole household escaped in a skiff These country poor were Vincent's pointment of bishops. of his priests to give retreats to those sons and daughters to the ravished in his own diocese, and a mysterious to France where the renegade was first major vocation, and he always This double !if e was not all bad, for about to be ordained, then to establish provinces during the never-ending wars trip to Bordeaux which may have reconciled to the Church by the Vice marked January 25 , 1617, the day of his one side of Vincent's work for the seminaries for a complete training and of the Fronde, where they brought involved a possible bishopric through Legate, Msgr. Montorio. first mission to them, as the birthday of Church - and whatever he did was for preparation for the priesthood. spiritual and material assistance to the good offices of the Due d'Epernon Here again Providence was at work, his Congregation of Priests of the the Church, not personal gain - fed Out of his work with the Council soldiers and homeless peasantry alike. whose nephews were Vincent's pupils for alchemy was Montorio's hobby and Mission. the other. came also the Tuesday conferences, a Through the generosity and personal - he had been supporting himself since he proudly took Vincent to Rome to Later, through the workings and service of the good Ladies, he established ordination by teaching in schools of his show him and his secrets off to the generosity of Madame de Gondi and foundling homes, refuges for the old own at Buzet and then at Toulouse - Roman court. Pope Paul V was inter­ her husband, the Congregation was and hospitals for the sick poor. he was drawn into a hair-raising ad­ ested in more serious matters, and used formally established on April 17, 1625. This great saint literally led any venture that changed his whole life . number of full lives at once. It has A good woman of modest means died indeed been said that "within the two­ and left Vincent her heir, including thousand-year history of the Church, some sizable debts owed her. One of there were two saints who radically the debtors had fled to Castre and influenced its direction: Thomas thence to Marseilles where Vincent Aquinas, who synthesized its philo­ doggedly pursued him and had him put sophy, and Vincent de Paul, who in prison until he agreed to disgorge 300 organized its charity." crowns with which, and more, as Vincent de Paul died in St. Lazare at Vincent says, "he had been enjoying Paris on September 27, 1660. He was himself." An acquaintance talked Vincent into declared Blessed by Pope Benedict XIII going partway home by ship to on August 13, 1729, and canonized by Narbonne; the ship was captured by Pope Clement XII on June 13, 1737. Barbary pirates and Vincent and the On May 12, 1885, Pope Leo XIII other captives were sold as slaves in the declared him patron of all organizations markets of North Africa. His first master of charity. A complementary honor was was a fisherman, but as Vincent got given his great co-worker, St. Louise de seasick he was quickly sold to a kindly Marillac, in 1960 when John XXIII old alchemist who taught him many of declared her patroness of all Christian social workers. his arcane secrets. His next master was Father Cahill makes a point during his talk a t the convocation. Cardinal Oddi li stened with a great deal of interest to Fa ther McCullen 's talk.

5 Italian-American Culture State Board of Pharmacy ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY TODAY Explored by TV Series Cites Bartilucci, D' Angelo The St. John's U niversity Televi sion Center and the Dr. Andrew J . Bartilucci, St. J ohn's University's Vice CBS network have produced a 27 part educational President for Health Professions and Dean of the College television series entitled "The Ita lian-American Expe­ of Pharmacy, has been appointed to the State Board of rience: Past and Present. " T he program, part of the Pharmacy for a five-year term by the Board of Regents of Summer Semester series, can be seen throughout the the State of New York. Bartilucci active in many na ti ona l, nation from July 20 through September J9 . regional, state, and city professional organiza ti ons, has Each ha lf-hour lecture or disc ussion program wi ll been associa ted with St. John's since J 952 . examine a single aspect of the Itali a n-American experi­ Angele C. D'Angelo, Ass istant Dean of the College of ence. Throughout the course of the se ries, experts from a Pharmacy, was the first woman to be appointed to the broad range of fi elds will consider the Italian-America n New York State Board of Pharmacy in November, 197 1. people in terms of their historica l background, persona Ii ty, Now tha t the term is over, the Regents of the University of assimilation into the broader culture, and contributions to the State of New York reappointed D'Angelo to serve on arts, educa tion and politics. the discipline panels fo r a term of five years. She gradua ted Dr. Frank J . Coppa, Cha irman of St. Joh n's History cum Laude from St. J ohn's College of Pharmacy in 1953 Department and an expert on modern Italia n history, wi ll and obtained her mas ter's degree in p harmacy from St. serve as general host of the series. John's in J 973 . D'Angelo joined the University's fa culty in School of Education J 969 as a clinica l in structor in community pharmacy and was appointed Assistant Dean in I 977. Sponsors Workshop The School of Educa tion and Human Services of St. John's University held a most informative and important The Very Rev. Joseph T. Cahill, C.M., President of St. John's University, center, posed with the honorees prior to the Graduate Division workshop on July 7-8 in the de Andreis Gallery on the Cardinal Oddi Announces Commencement Exercises. Left to right are: Jorge Batista, Dr. Thomas C. McAvoy, Boris Kostelanetzand Kevin M. Cahill, M.D. Q ueens campus. T he workshop examined am ul ti cultural Catechetical A wards view of lea rning styles, child rearing practices and 2,323 New Members educational systems. Family practices of fi ve ethnic Cardinal Oddi, the Pope's chief catecheti cal officer in In Alumni Association minority groups as they relate to the schooling process and the Catholic Church, announced the recipients of two full The I I I th Commencement Exercises of St. J ohn's areas of cross-cultura l conflict were among the topics gradua te scholarships which will enable.each recipient to University saw 1,403 baccalaureate and associa te degrees discussed. pursue a Master of Arts degree at St. John's U niversity's conferred on the Quee ns campus. The Graduate Di vision Institute for Advanced Studies in Catholic Doctrine. The awarded 700 degrees, including 350 in the School of Law. Medici Appointed Acting Dean winners were Dell Scott Goodwin, a graduate of On the Staten Island campus, a total of 220 bacca lau­ School of Education Benedictine Coll ege in Kansas, and Andrew Zwerneman, a reate, associate and graduate degrees were awarded. The Very Rev. Joseph T. Cahill, C.M., president of St. graduate of Notre Dame University. The Very Rev. Joseph T. Cahill, C.M., president of St. John's University, announced the appointment of Dr. T he Institu te was es tablished in 1974 at St. John's in John's U niversity, a lso conferred nine honorary degrees Paul T. Medici as Acting Dean of the School of Education coll aboration with Cardinal Oddi's predecessor in Rome, during the three ceremonies . and Human Services . Medici will continue his duties as the late Cardina l John Wright. T he Ameri can Cardinal At the Queens campus underg radua te exercises, Dean of the Graduate School and Arts and Sciences . encouraged institutes of this kind in various parts of the honorary degrees were presented to Philomene Gates, In addition, Dr. Robert L. Williams has been appointed world to specia lize in teaching Catholic doctrine. T hose Chairman of the Board of the Girl Scout Council of Ac ting Associate Dean of the School of Education and who complete their graduate study a t the institute, beyond Greater New York; Frederick O 'Neal, Interna tiona l Human Services. receiving and M.A. certified by the New York Board of Pres ident of the Associated Actors and Artistes of America; Sister Mary Sarah Fasenmyer has resigned as Dean to Regents, also o btain from Cardina l Oddi's Roman James H . Rosenfield, Pres ident of CBS Television Network William J . Casey, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, become Academic Vice President and Dea n of Faculty of Congregati on of the Clergy a certifica te authenticating Division. was presented with the St. John's Medal of Honor by Father Carroll College, H elena, Montana. their qualification to teach Catholic doctrine. Kevin M. Cahill, M.D., renowned for his extensive Cahill a t the Undergraduate Commencement at the Queens campus. research in tropical diseases; Boris Kostelanetz, partner in his Manhattan Law firm, Kostelanetz and Ritholz, and Jorge L. Ba tista, pres ident of Misericordia Hospital, were honored at the Graduate Division program. At Staten Island, honorary degree recipients were the Rev. J ohn Catoir, Director of the Christophers, and Ed H erlihy, the announcer and actor. The St. John's Medal of Honor, the most pres tigio us award St. John's ca n confer, was presented to Wi lliam J. Casey, Director of the Centra l Intelligience Agency, a t the Queens campus; to Dr. Thomas Coleman MacAvoy, president of Coming G lass Works, a t th e Graduate Division program, and to Herbert C. Knonz, Executive Vice Presid ent, Comptroller, and Director oflnterna ti onal T elephone and T elegra ph Corporation, a t the Staten Island ca mpus. The Very Reverend Joseph T. Cahill, C.M., President of St. John's Universit y, is shown with the honorees at a Convocation held at Marillac Auditorium. Left to right are Nicholas F. Sa llese, Professor of Spanish who received the Pietas Medal; Rabbi Israel Mowshowitz of Hillcres t Al so h onored with the President's Meda l as the Jewish Center, Flushing, who received an H onorary Doctor of Laws; Honorable Mario M. Cuomo, Lieutenant Governor of the State of New o utstanding gradua tes were Grace M. Iacovone (Queens) J ohn N . Sanfelice, who received a Bachelor of Science degree, York, recipient of the Uni versity's Medal of Honor; Samson Sun, Chairman, Sun International Limited, Hong Kong, who was presented with and Lawrence K. Reisman (Staten Isla nd). Iacovone was leads the procession of Notre Dame College students at the Staten an Honorary Doctor of Commercial Science degree; Lucrecia R. Kasi log, Presid ent and Director of the Performing Ans of the Philippines an accounting major, while Reisma n was a crimina l Island Commencement. Cultural Center with an Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts Degree, and Dennis J. Cusack, Director of Development, who also received the Pietas justice major. i\ Iedal. h 7 ••••••"

The University Council held its a nnual Spring Meeting a t the Sta ten Isla nd campus a t which Bernard P. Beglane, Assistant Dea n of St. Vincent's College a nd Direc tor of the Athletic Administration Program, was the gues t speaker. Left to right are H on . John Rya n '33 C, '3 6L, Chairma n of the Nominating Committee; Dean Beglane; H on . Frank Pino '3 1L, President of the Council; Rev. Joseph I. Dirvin, C. M., Vice President University Rela tions and Secretary of the Unive rsity, and Harry C. Gregor, Jr. 'HON81, chairma n of the meeting. Ruggieri Appointed Dean of St. Vincent's College

T he Very Reverend Joseph T. Cahill, C.M., presiden t of from the College of Business Administration in 1979. She the University, has announced tha t Catherine J. Ruggieri joined St. J ohn's University in an administra ti ve capacity has bee n appointed Dean of St. Vincent's College. Dea n in 1973. Upon the retirement of Dean George Maxey in Ruggieri, a double alumna of the University, earned her March 1980, Miss Ruggieri was named Ac ting Dean of St. B.A. fr om Notre Dame College in 1973 and her M.B.A. Vincent's College. Albany Reception held at the 21 Club.The chairman of the event was Joseph W. Bellacosa '59C, '61L, left , while Governor H ugh L. Carey '42C, 'SIL, '67 HON, was a spea ker. Mrs. Hugh Carey is at the right. Dr. Corrigan Former Dean Dies at 64 Carey Addresses Albany Alumni Josephine M . Corrigan, 64, former Associate Dean and Dr. Corrigan received her Master of Arts Degree in Over 80 a lumni - most of whom are were give n by Governor H ugh L. Carey St. J ohn 's U n iversity Sch ool of Law Director of Gradua te Program s, College of Business Ecomonics from Columbia University in 1939, and her m embers of either New York State's '42C, '5 1L, '67HON; the Hon. Mario M. Alum ni Associa ti on, and Dr. Edward G. Administrati on , St. John's University, died June 30 after a Ph.D. in Public Finance from the G raduate School of Arts legisla tive, j udicial or executive branches of Cuomo '53 C, '56L, '75 H ON, Lt. Governor, Sk irde, Director of Alumni Rela ti ons. short illness. and Sciences, New York University in 1966. government - united a l a cocktail recep­ N.Y.; Dean Pa trick J. Rohan '54UC, '56L, J oseph W. Bellacosa '59C, '61L, the Chief Dr. Corrigan was long associa ted with educa ti on in the From 1973 until 1980, she served in the capacity of tion at the 21 Club in Alban y, N.Y. Brief St. J o hn's U n viersity School of La w; Clerk of the New Yo rk State Court of metropolitan area. In 1957 she joined the faculty of the Director of G radua te Programs in the College of Business but interesting and informa tive addresses Jerome Belson '48L, '80HON, president, Appeals, served as master of ceremonies. College of Business Administra ti on of St. John's Univer­ Adm inistrati on, St. John's University. Aside from her sity and served as an Associa te Professor of Public Finance. responsibilities as Director, Dr. Corrigan found time to Along with numerous articles on Taxation and Public teach in the Gradua te Division and take an active part in ~ohan Guest Speaker At ~3tith Law Luncheon Finance, she authored the text "T he National Tax Sys tem student affa irs, serving as moderator of the National of the Republic of Ireland," and was an active consultan t Economics Honor Society, Omicron Delta Epsilon . She The School of Law Alumni Associa ti on St. John's University School of Law. Dean from Harvard Law School in 1957 and his to the Institute of Public Administrati on of Ireland. was a member of Phi Theta, the Nati onal Professional sponsored its 235th monthly Law Alumni Roha n has bee n a member of the St. John 's J.S. D. from Columbia Unive rsity in 1965 . A gradua te of St. Joseph's College For Women in 1938, Fraternity for Women in Business. Luncheon on May 14 in the Brooklyn University Law facu lty since 1958. Fol­ Foll owing tradition, Col. Saul Fromkes Club, Brooklyn, N.Y. The g ues t speaker lowing his graduation from St. John 's '28L served as the luncheon 's chairman. was Pa trick J. Rohan '54UC, '56L, Dean, Law School in 1956, he received his LL.M.

A summary of contracts, grants, and gifts for research related activities Cover, Richard (Chemi try) Electrochemica l urface submiued during the peri od of April I, 198 1, to July 23. 1981, and are presemly Hir hfield, Irv in (& D. HaldarXBiological iences) Electrophoresis Equipment & pending from outside sources by S1. John's University facu lty members and Oxidizer departments. Jespersen, Nei l (& C. Ehhymiou, I. Hirs hfield. M. Pisano)(Chemistry) Automated PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, INDIVIDUALS, RESEA RCH Colon y, Plague and Particle Coumer for Chemical and Biological ORGANIZATIONS, AND ASSOCIA TIO S: Research Bradley, Rev. Robert (IA CD) DeRance Founda tion Kovacs, Joseph (& E. Holleran, K. Jui)(Chemistry) Peptide Synthesizer. HF Gangi, William (Governmeni and Politics) Earhart Foundation Reaction Apparatus, U-V Monitor ys tem and Recorder SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION: ' NA TIO AL I STITUTE OF JUSTICE: Gangi, William (Government and Politics) Excl usionary Rule and the Release of O 'Connell, Rev. Brian (Sociology) Aged Widowed Homeowner the Factuall y Guilty: Fact or Fiction? A summary of contracts. grants, and gifts for research related acti vities that are HEALTH A D HUMAN SERVICES: presently awarded Crom outs ide sources by 1. John's University faculty members Carter. Timothy (Biological Sciences) The Regulation of Adenovirus Gene and departments during the period of April I, 198 1 to July 23 , 198 1. Expression PRIVATE FOU DATIONS , INDIVIDUALS, RESEARCH Halder, Dipak (Biological ience ) Topography of litochondria l Outer ORGA IZATIO S, AND ASSOCIATIONS: 0 Membra ne T rombetta, Louis (Phanm1cy) lmerboro Leukemia Organization Kovdcs, Joseph (Chemistry) Coupling and Racemization Rate tudies in Peptide DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIO : Synthesis Lang, Rev. Jovian (Library) Fellowships for Library and Inforn1a1ion Science Lock hin. Richard (Biological iences) Early Cell Death: Physiology and Ma 1er's degree candidates. Biochemistry Spiridakis, John (School of Educa tion ) Multidisciplinary Curriculum Program O'Connell, Rev. Brian (Sociology) Social and Behavioral Research on Agi ng piridaki , John (School of Educa tion) Master of cience Degree wj 1h National Science Foundation: pecializa tion in Bilingual Education Lockshin, Richard (Biological ience ) Earl y Cell Death: Physiology and NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HU MANITIES: Biochemistry Fitzer, Joseph (Theology) Complete English Edition of Hegel's Lectures on the National Science Foundation lnslJ'Umentation Program: PhilC,sophy of Religion Dean Patrick J. Rohan '54UC, '56L addressing the 235 th monthly Law Luncheon held at The Brookl yn Club.

8 9 Third Straiaht Alumni a=ederation Announces Vates for Athletic J)roarams ~ecord-13reakina

~ear for Alumni T he Alumni Federation has set the da tes sessions is availa bl e for $25.00 per person. Basketba ll , vo ll ey bal l, weight-lifting, golf J)articipation fo r th e Alumni Athleti c Program. At th e T he fee includes use of the sa una, physica l lessons and aero bi c dance classes will be Queens ca mpus, Session I wi ll be held on fitness cl asses, basketba ll , vo ll ey ba ll , ava i !a bl e. The fee for th e se mes ter is $ 12.00 Nearly 10,400 alumni participated in T uesday and Thursday evenings from swimming a nd use of the Alumni H a ll per person and $ 1.00 per evening for a 102 a lumni events during the 1980-8 1 September 22 , 198 1 to December 22, 198 1 fa cilities . One g ues t is all owed per evening g ues t and includes all acti vities and use of ca lenda r year. This m a rks the third a nd Session II wi ll be held on Tuesday and a t a cost of $2.00. locker and shower fa cilities. con secutive record-breaking year for Thursday evenings from Ja nuary 12, 1982 On the S ta ten Isla nd campus the For further informati on, contact the alumni participa tion. to April 22 , 1982. There is a $ 15.00 per program will be held on Friday evenings Office of Alumni Rela ti ons - Quee ns Congratula tions! Yo ur enthusiastic person membership fee for either sess ion, from September 25 to December 18 from 7 campus, (2 12) 990-6161 ext. 6232 and Staten support helps to make St. John's the great but a combined membership fee for both p .m. to 10 p.m. in th e Campus Center. Island campus, (2 12 ) 447-4343 ex t. 228. Univers ity that it is. Central New Jersey Alumni Chapter University College Alumni enj oy themselves at their very successful picnic and reunion on th e Sta ten Island campus. From the left are Thomas L. Spinner '70UC, Robert C. Liander '70UC, Opened Alexander J. Reigi '59UC, Joseph F. Cifa relli '56UC, Frank T. Geoly '56UC, Margaret Gallagher Capa no '63UC, and John A. McConville '58UC. The Central New Jersey Area Alumni Chapter was opened officiall y on Friday, June 26, 1981 a tthe Bridgewater / Somervi lie University Collete Alumni tiold J)icnic Holiday Inn. The a lumni had the oppor­ The a lumni of University College tennis, numerous games and contests, and tunity to meet each o ther a nd enjoy recently held their second annual family plenty of food, soda and beer. Thomas L. cockta il s and hors d'oeuvres. picnic on the Staten Island campus. The Spinner '70 was the picnic's chairman. Dr. Edward G. Skircie, Director of large crowd enj oyed the live D.J., softba ll , Alumni Relations, greeted the members of the newest alumni chapter and delivered the welcome address. The area coordinator, who was instrumental in es tablishing the chapter, is Robert]. Falvey '51 C. A calendar 11th Annual of events will be announced shortly. tiealth J)rofessions Washinaton. ().£.Area Lecture Scheduled Alumni Chapter On October 28, 1981, Kevin M. Cahill , tiolds Luncheon M.D. will be the disting uished g ues t lectureratthe 11th Annual Alumni H ea lth T he Libra ry & Informa ti on Science Alumni As~or ia tion a nnual Disting uished Alumni A\\'arc! Dinner \\·as held at An tu n ·s. Left to right are John Professions Program sponsored by the J. Sch\\'ab '70LS, Madeli ne Hendrix '58LS. G loria Kell ey ·.'i 2l 1C. '59LS. r<:'r ipi<:'nt of thr Distinguished Alumni A"·ard . .J oyce La\\' lor '75Ed. '7:i LS The Washington, D.C. Area Alumni Alumni Federation. Previous visiting guest and Edward P. i\,J cNamara '61LS . Chapter held its first annua l luncheon on lecturers h ave included Michae l E. Thursday, June 11 , 1981 in· the Ray burn DeBakey, M.D., Paul Dudley White, M .D. Connectucut Chapter Library & Information icience Building on Capitol Hill. Dr. Edmund J. and Albert B. Sabin, M.D. Koenke '57UC served as chairman of the Dr. Edmund]. Koenke '57UC, chairman of J)lans Sept. 1~ J)art,, tionor l)istinauishedAlumna luncheon and the Hon. William ]. Casey the event, and Hon. William J. Casey '37 L, Cockta il party a nd get-together fo r the The Libra ry & Informa ti on Science twenty-five yea rs . She is a lso the vice '37L, '71HON, Director of the Central '71 HON, admire the plaque presented to Casey at the first luncheon of the Washing­ Connecti cut Chapter is scheduled for Alumni Associatio n held its a nnua l pres ident elect of the Brook Iy n-Long Island Intelligence Agency, was the guest speaker. ton, D .C . Area Alumni Chapter. Saturday, September 12, a t 6 p .m. a t the Di sting ui shed Alumni Award Dinner on Chapter of th e Catho li c Library Associa­ Mr. Casey delivered a most informa tive Uni vers it y of Bridgeport's Tower Room. May 19 a t Antun's in Queens Vi llage, N.Y. ti on and a contributing editor of th e speech on not only the operations of the Vince Da rnowsky '54C a nd '58G will be T his yea r's Disting ui shed Alumni Award Cat h olic L ibrary W orld. A dedica ted CJ.A., but on the importance of St. John's Notre Vame Collete St. John•s Collete Chairman. For further details ca ll the was presented to Ms. G loria Kell ey '52UC, a lumna, Ms. Kell ey is a pas t pres ident of as a major Catholic University. Alumnae J)lan Schedules a=ashion Show Office of Alumni Rela ti ons, 212-990-616 1. '59LS. Ms. Kell ey has se rved as li bra ri an th e Library & Informa ti on Science Alumni Annual ~eunion for the Franklin Sq uare sc hool district for Association. J)harmacy Sets The Notre Dame College Alumnae ()ate for ~eunion Association of St. John's University has St. John's College has scheduled its Nassau-Suffolk Alumnae a=ashion Staten Island Alumni scheduled its a nnua l Fashion Show/ annual reunion for Saturday, October 24, Cocktail Party for Friday, September 18, 1981 at the Queens campus. The Very Rev. Lawyers Meet Show J)lan a=a11 J)art,, T he College of Pharmacy and Allied 198 1 a t 7:30 P.M. at the Island Chateau, Joseph T. Cahill , C.M. , wi ll present the Set for Nov.~~ H ealth Professions h as set Sunday, Staten Island. Proceeds from this event will members of the Fiftieth Anniversary Class T he 198 1 22nd a nnua l Alumnae Fas hi on The Staten Island Alumni Association is November 15, 198 1 as the da te for a support the Sr. H elen Flynn Scholarship with Golden Jubilee Medals. The gradua tes The Nassau-Suffolk Chapter of th e Law Alumni Association held it s annua l cock­ Show and Luncheon will be held on making plans for a Fall Party to be held on cocktail-party reunion LO be held in the Fund. Ma d eline Bra nen a nd Vivia n of the Sil ver Anniversa ry Class wi ll be Saturday, November 7, 198 1 a t Antun's, Sa turday evening, October 3, 198 1 in th e Ra thskeller on the Queens campus. The McGann will serve as Co-Cha irmen. The honored with twenty-five year certifica tes. ta il reception a t the Brookville Country Campus Center on the Staten Island ca mpus. graduates of the Si lver Anniversary Class cost is $ 12 per person and reservations can The Rev. Thomas C. Clancy '4 1C, pastor Clu b. J ames L. Dunne '65 L, pres id ent of Queens Village, N.Y. The party will fea ture a D.J. , hors d'oeuvres, will be honored with twenty-five year be made through the Staten Isla nd Office of St. Bernard's Church, Brooklyn, will the cha pter, coordinated the recepti o n Enjoy. a deli cious luncheon fea turing and an open bar. For further infom1ation, certifica tes. of Alumni Relations. preach the homil y at the Mass. which honored Dean Patri ck J. Rohan. Fashions by Tina's Place of Port Washing­ ton and Park Ave nue Furs of New York. comact th e Staten Island Office of Alumni Reserve in advance. Rela ti ons.

JO II Second Annual f3olf and Tennis Outina tield

The Alumni Federation and the Staten Island Support Commiuee co-sponsored the second annual Golf and Tennis Outing a t the Richmond County Country Club, Staten Island. Many alumni and fri ends were on hand to enj oy the day which concluded with a dinner at wh ich p ri zes were awarded. John V. Hyer '65 MBA, chairma n of the Alumni Federation, H arry C . G regor '8 1HON, General Director o f the Sta ten Island Support Committee, and Peter J. McDermott, the Outing's General Chair­ Participants at the CBA Alumni Luncheon at the Rainbow Room, Rockefeller Ce nter, were left to right, Thea Graves Pellman ':,7 CBA. Donna man, did an excellent job in arranging for Hitscherich '81 CBA, and William P. Tavo ulareas ·41C BA. '48 L, '69HON th e gues t spea ker. a most pleasurable cla y. In two yea rs the outing has raised over Enjoying the dinner at the second annual Golf and Tennis Outing are, left to right seated, Peter J. McDermott, Rev. Joseph I. Dirvin, C. M. , and Harry C. Gregor, Jr. a=ort Lauderdale $6,000 for the St. J ohn's U niversity '81HON. Standing, are Rev . Thomas Concagh, C. M., Rev. Kenneth F. Slattery, C.M., Development Fund. Paul J. DeStefano and John V. Hye r, '65 MB A, chairman of the Alumni Federation CEA Alumni tiold Luncheons Chapter Sponsors Board of Directors. ~ovember Urunch The College of Business Administration was the luncheon 's chairman. Alumni Association recently held its The Long Isla nd luncheon, held a t the The Fort La uderda le Area Alumni annua l spring luncheons. T he New York Milleridge Inn, was also very successful. Chapter will host a Brunch on Sunday, City luncheon was held in the Rainbow The gues t speaker was Robert E. Scheuing, November I , 1981 atthe Inverrary Country Room of Rockefeller Plaza. The g uest president of H empstead Bank and president Club, Lauderhill, Fla . speaker was William Tavoulareas '41 CBA, o f the Lo ng Isla nd Associa tion. Mr. John J. Assenzio, '34L and J ohn J. '48L, '69HON, president of the Mobil Oil Scheuing discussed the revitalization of Hummel, '72GAS are co-cha iring the event. Corporation, who discussed the free Long Island. George P. Dunn '60CBA was The brunch is scheduled to begin at 12 enterprise system with rela tion to the the luncheon's chairma n. noon. A la rge turnout is expected and energy situation . William Tsacalis '64CBA everyone is en couraged to make their reservations earl y!

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I ~ 19 Alumni r=ederation Calendar 1~s1-1~s~ JULY JANUARY Notre Dame Coll ege Alumnae 12 Alumni Federa ti on Athl etic Program - Queens Cam pus Sister Helen Fl ynn Memorial Mass a nd Reception 2nd Session Begins 15 School of Ed ucation and Human Services 20 Alumni Federation Board of Directors Mee ting Day At T he Races - Belmont Park 23 Notre Dame Alumnae Associa ti on Long Island Chapter - AUGUST After Holiday Dinner St. Petersburg/ Clearwater/ Tampa, Florida Alumni 24 Winter Commencement Exercises - Queens Campus Chapter - Soccer Night 27 SJ U vs. Army -Post Game Recepti on - Meadowlands SEPTEMBER 31 \>Vashington, D.C. Area Alumni Chapter - SJU vs. 12 Connec ti cut Chapter - Cocktail Party, University of Georgetown - Post Game Recepti on Bridgeport, Tower Room " Winter Commencement Exercises - Staten Island Campus 16 Alumni Federation Board of Directors Meeting 18 Notre Dame Coll ege Alumnae Fash ion Show - FEBRUARY Island Cha teau 13 Alumni Federati on Bas ketba ll Night - SJ U vs . The commillee for the T en th Anniversary Alumni Celebra ti on of the Sta ten Island Campus was, left to righ t: Michael Messa no '79 , Edward David 19 Alumni Si ng les Winery Trip and Picnic Villanova - Queens Campus Schlitz '77 , Risa Lamia '79, Joanne M. Kell y '79, Liza Cra ne Mo linari '79, Francine P. Bulleri '79 , Toni Ann Pristera '79 , Catherine P. Friscia '78, 22 Alumni Federation Athleti c Program - 1st Session begin s, 25 1 otre Dame Alumnae Associa ti on - Board Meeting John J. Moran, J .D. ·75, Rosea nn J. Paolercio '78, Louise An n Elford Farrell '78, Ann Marie Sobi eski '79 , Ja net A. Brenna n '78, Stephen M . Queens Campus Maresca '7 2, James A. Landi '73, Gera rd E. Ma yers '7 4, Kevin M. Elford , Esq. '76 a nd John Farrell '75 . 23 Notre Dame Alumnae Board Meeting MARCH 25 Alumni Sing les Imima te Gathering 5,6,7 Alumni Sing les Ski Trip itaten Island Alumni 25 Alumni Federation Athleti c Program - I st Session begin s, 24 Alumni Federa ti on Board of Directors Mee ting Staten Isla nd Campus " School of Education and Human Services Annua l Celebrates 25 Fa ll Commencement Exercises - Queens Campus Undergraduate Forum 10th Anniversary 25 Alumnae Association Evem " Annua l La\\" Review Alumni Dinner Office of the President " St. Vincent's College Alumni Associa tion Bus Trip, The Sta ten Isla nd Alumni Association Atla mic City • Alumni Federa ti on Travel Program - Bermuda Ho liday cele brated the 10th Anniversary o f the of the OCTOBER APRIL Staten Isla nd Campu s with a dinner-dance Borough of Staten Island 3 Staten Isla nd Alumni Associati on Fall Party 3 Notre Dame College Alumnae Bus T rip reunion a ttended by a dministra tors, fac­ City of New York 14 Coll ege of Business Adm in isl ration 16 Alumni Singles Year End Party a nd Slide Show ulty, staff a nd a lumni. The evening - Annua l In ves tment Conference - Bent Ha ll 20 Library and Information Science Annual Spring Meeting which began with a Mass, followed by a 23 Former Brookl yn Cemer Reunion - Classes 1967 to 197 1 22 Alumni Federati on Athleti c Program Ends - Queens Campus cocktail h o ur, dinner and da ncing - was 24 St. John 's College a nnua l Reunion 24 Library and Information Science Alumni Workshop highlighted b y the presenta tion of a 30 Alumni Sing les Costume Party 30 Annual Law Alumni Luncheon Borough President's Procla mation a n­ 30 Sta ten Island Campus annual Dinner- Dance • Alumnae Associati on Bu s Ride nouncing the week of April 26 - May 2 as " Coll ege of Business Adm inisu·a tion Alumni Luncheon St. J o hn 's U niversity W eek on Sta te n New York City • St. Vincent's College Alumni Association roclamation T hea ter Party Isla nd. " College of Business Administration Alumni Luncheon Nassau/ Suffolk " Staten Isl and Alumni Association Dinner-Dance ~UC Alumnae llll brrras: The Staten I sland campus of St. John's " 11th Annua l Alumni Program For Hea lth Professions University is dedicated to serving th e intellectual i professi ona l 1 MAY and cultural needs of the Staten Island comm unity with a distir.:ic tly " School of Law Alumni -Monthly Luncheon tiost tiomecomina Notre Dame Coll ege Alumnae Homecoming Christian vision common to th e fine tradition of the Vincentian " Library a nd Information Science - G illard Lecture The N o tre Dame College A lumnae fathers; and Staten Island Campus

Association he ld its Homecoming R eunion WHERE A S : The Staten Island campus has graduated some N OVEMBER 8 25 th Annua l Uni versity Ball on Saturday, M ay 2, 1981 in the new 2400 alumni, many of whom serve the S tat en Island communi ty in I Fon 1.:.auderda le Area Alumni Chapter Brunch 18 Law Alumni Associati on An nual Meeting multipl e and important ways; and 7 Alumnae Associa ti on Fashion Show and Luncheon C a mpus Cente r o n the Staten Is la nd 18 Library and Information Science Annual Award Dinner campus. Every fifth-year class was ho n o red WHEREAS: S t. John's University has filled the I sland ' s 14 Coll ege of Pharmacy a nd Allied Hea lth Professions need for a Catholic institution of higler educa ti on as evident by Cocktail Recepti on 19 Alumni Federa tion Board of Directors Meeting beginning w ith the C lass of '36 a nd th e steady increase of enr ollment from approximately 800 in 1971 17 Alumni Federation Hawa iian Vaca ti on (Nov. 17-27) 23 Spring Commencement Exercises - Queens Campus continuing through '7 1 and A lumnae of to approximately 2200 in 1981, with half of the s tudent populati on being Staten Island residents. College of Business Administraiton Alumni Luncheon - a ll years a ttended. 20 Notre Dame Colege Alumnae Theater Party " Staten Island Chapter New York City The festivities began with a concele­ NOW . THEREFORE, I, ANTHONY R. GA ETA . President of the Boroug"t of Staten I sland , by virtue of the power and authority 24 College of Business Administration " Coll ege of Bu siness Administra ti on Alumni Luncheon - bra ted Mass for the d eceased m embers in vested in me by th e laws of th e Ci ty and State of New York do hereby 21st Annua l Business Conference Nassau/ Suffolk St. Vincent d e Paul Chapel, followed by a proc laim th e week of Apri l 26 throug'l May 2, 1981 as 28 School of Educa tion a nd Huma n Services Bus Trip * School of La w Alumni Monthly Luncheon ch a mpag n e hour, lunch eon a nd genera l ST . JOHN'S UNIVERSI T Y WEEK Atl a ntic City Alumni Federation Travel Program - London Ho liday reunion. Cecilia Shon De Vito, m ember of 28 Lapchick Tournamem - Staten Island Nigh t " in th e Boroug, of Staten I sland and urge our 350,000 r esidents to the Siste r H e le n Fl y nn Scholarship join in tribute to th is respected institution which continues to serve Alumni Ha ll , Queens Campus " Spring Commencemem Exercises - Staten Island Campus Committee, introduced the 1981 recipients: the community in varied and significant ways. " Alumnae Association Veronica Smith Memoria l Mass and Reception JUNE Mark Brode ll, son of J ean Ma rie Konzelma n I N Wl TNESS WHEREOF, r have hereunto se t my hand and 4 Nou·e Dame Alumnae Association Wes tches ter Luncheon Brodell, and L a urie Tritini, cousin of affixed th e seal of th e Boroug'I of S tat en I sland this twenty-fourth " Staten Island Alumni Association - Di sc ussion day of April in th e year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and Contemporary Education, Staten Isla nd Campus 5 Alumni Singles Creedmoor Children's Party J oann Bonna ren s. eigity-one . " Nassau/ Suffo lk Law Alumni Recepti on and Dinner 2nd annual Washington, D.C. Area Alumni Chapter Luncheon R ev. J oseph I. Dirvin, C.M., gave the " 3rd annua l Golf and T ennis- Outing invoca tion. R ev. Thomas V. Concagh, DECEMBER " 4 Alumni Singles Slide Show and Lecture Alumni Federati on Travel Program - Sun Country Fling C.M., was the guest speaker. Sister Virginia " 5 School of Law Alumni -Homecoming (Ita ly, Greece, Yugoslavia) Cotter, CND came from Montreal to greet 5 Cemral New Jersey Area Alumni Chapter " Nassau/ Suffo lk Law Alumni Cockta il Part y the Alumnae. R affaela Cermo la Caputo SJU at Princeton - Post Game Recepti on was chairlad y. Former Sister H elen Flynn 9 SJU a t Rutgers - Post Game Reception " Da te to be announced Scholarship r ecipie nts a tte nding the 18 Alumni Federation Athleti c Program - Staten Isla nd Note: All dates are subject to change. Homecoming were P eggy Sargente '84, Campus - 1st Session Ends For deta ils of any event please ca ll : P amela Sa nta Croce '83, R egina Cranston 20 School of Education and Huma n Services - Office of Alumni Rela tions '82, Kathleen Carroll '81, L a urie Tritini Annua l Christmas Pa rty (2 12) 990-6161 , ext. 6232 Queens Campus '85, Mark Brodell '85, Lisa Cra ne Molina ri 22 Alumni Federation Athleti c Progra m - Queens Campus or '79, Donald Branen '78, Joanne Bo n ann o I st Session Ends (212) 447-4343 , ex t. 228 Staten Island Campus '77, a nd Claire Milza '80. I A 15 1920's 'SOC Charl es M. Termine, M.D. has been elected to Fellowship in The America n Coll ege of Cardiology. '27C Rev. Edward J. McKinney, associate pas tor at St. Anslem's, '5 1C BA Robert 0 . Hickson has been promo ted to senior vice pres ident Brooklyn, N. Y ., ce lebrated his Golden Jubilee on June 11 , 198 1. of Ketchum Ye ll ow Pages, Inc., a unit of KM&G Internati ona l, Inc., '28L Hon. Benj amin Abrams has been elected Director of th e America n Pittsbu rgh, PA. Society of Retired Attorneys, Inc., Fon La uclercla le, FL. '52L N icho las DeS imone has been named vice pres ident, sa les support '28L Jacob Hi mot has been elected T reasurer of the America n Society of operations. a t It ek Graphic Prod ucts Div ision of It ek Corp., Roches ter, Retired Attorneys, Inc., Fort La ucl ercl ale, FL. N.Y. '52 L Hon. C. George Deukmejian, Jr. was awarded a Di stingui shed Alumni Achicvement,j\llecla llion from Siena College, Lo uclenville, N.Y 1930's J ohn McCauley Edwin Grosso Thomas F. Goldrick William Walters , Jr. '52C Re,·. James A. O. Smith, Pastor of St. Pa trick Roman Ca tholi c '54CBA '60C '61CBA '63CBA '3 1Ecl Rev. J oseph A. Anhen, pas tor emeritus of St. Eli za beth 's, Church. Chatham, N. J., ce lebrated hi s Sil ve r .Jubilee on May 17, 198 1. Woodhaven, N.Y., ce lebrated his Golden Jubilee on May 31, 198 1. '52C Rev. Ja mes T. Smith, pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Ca rmel, Long '3 JS Monsignor Charles E. Di viney, pastor emeritus at St. Charl es Island City, N.Y. ce lebrated his Sil ver Jubi lee. '55L John S. Zachary was elected president of the Brooklyn-Manhattan '66UC Harold J.T. Isenberg has been re-elected to a third three-yea r Borromeo, Brookl yn, N .Y., ce lebrated his Go lden jubil ee on May 30, '53 N DC Pa tri cia Corbutt has bee n a ppointed ass istant corpora te Trial Lawyers Association. term as president of the Federation of Catholic Teachers of the New York 1981. Archdiocese. secretary of GAF Corporati on, New York , N.Y. '56Ed Marlene Halpin, O.P. is the author of Imagine That: The Use of '3 1L Isabell e Greenwald has been elec ted vice pres ident of the America n Phantasy in Spiritual Direction. Dubuque: W.C. Brown Publishers. This '66G, '70Ph.D. Dr. Charles W. Scarantino has been appointed to the Society o[ Retired Attorneys, Inc., Fon La ucl ercla le, FL. '53C:, Sfi L J oseph M. Ma t tone and Irene Fi carra i\lattone ··,-1Ed . celebra ted will be published January 1982. fa culty of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest their si lven,Tdcl ing a nni\'ersary. Mass was celebrated by the Rev. John\'. '36UC, 39L Capt. Lawrence Jarett has been awarded th e U.S. Depart­ University, Winston-Sa lem, N.C. Newman , C.M. ·35(: in Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel. Mr Mattone is a '57,UC, '61L Charles J. H ynes was na med New York City Fire ment o[ Commerce's bronze medal fo r hi s dedica ti on, excell ence, and mem be r of th e llni wrsit y Council. Commiss ioner. '66MBA Richard A. Young has been named office managing partner o[ immeasurabl e contributions to the U.S. Merchant Ma rine Academy, Arthur Young & Company, New York, N.Y. Kings Point, N.Y. '57CBA Joseph E. Mulcahy has been named manager of the newly­ '53 L John J . McLea n has bee n elec ted vice pres ident and deputy general created New York R egion o[ the Informa tion Systems Division, '67L Denis E. Carroll has been appointed assistant vice pres ident of the '38NDC Margaret Lawrence G unn was elected Mayor o[ Menlo Park, counse l of St. Regis Paper Com pan y, New York, N.Y. Greenwich, CT. Home Insurance Company, New York, N.Y. CA. 'S3CBA Daniel P. T ull y has been elected to serve as a representative on '58L Hon. Bernard F. Joy has been elected Chief Judge and pres iclen t of '67CBA Donald A. Morrow was elected to the board of trustees and '38CBA Harold W. Seidman, who has served as a Housing Commis­ the America n Stock Exchange Board of Governors, New York , N. Y. the Connecticut Probate Assembly. board o[ directors of the Middlesex County Hospita l, New Brunsw ick, sioner for the Glen Cove Housing Authority, was honored by having a 64 '54UC Pa ul Dunn, Executi ve Vi ce-Pres ident o f C .R.!. Marketing N.J. unit Senior Citizen housing project named aft er him. It was clecli catecl the '58C Donald P. Rosendale has been named staff vice president-public Services in Ma nhatt an, has been appointed to the Nationa l Multiple Harold W. Seidman Senior Citizen Village, G len Co\'e, N.Y. rel ations and advertising of AMF Incorporated, New York, N.Y. '67CBA, '80MBA Joseph F. Ottaka was appointed to the position of tax Scl erosis Society Bergen-Passa ic Chapter Board of Direc tors, Teaneck, manager for Drew Chemical Corporation, Boonton, N.J. '39L Adele Mann has been elected senior vice pres ident for development N.J. '59P Peter D. Aglione is the new director of pharmacy at St. Vincent's of Jefferson National Bank, Miami Beach, FL. Hospital, Harrison, N.Y. '68C, '76L Dominic L. Addabbo has been appointed Counsel to the '54CBA J ohn McCaul ey has been named a senior vice pres ident of Borough President, Queens County, N.Y. Nati ona l Bank of North Ameri ca, New York, N.Y. '68G Dr. Richard L. Gillin, associate pro[essoro[ Engli sh at Washington 1940's '54 Eel Ire ne Mat tone was honored by the Ameri ca n Parkinson Di sease 1960's College, Chestertown, Md., was awarded the Linclback Award for Associati on in its 19th annua l Salute to Women of Achi evement on May '4 IC, '71 HON Edmund D. Pellegrino, M.D., president of the Catholic Distinguished Teaching. 14, 198 1. '60C Edwin Grosso has been promoted to senior vice president/ University o[ Ameri ca, was honored by Dickinson Coll ege, Carlisle. PA, marketing services at Ingalls Associates, Inc., Boston, MA. '69L Gerald J. Carney is serving as a special justice of the New London [or his contributions as a doctor, teacher, athlete, musician , and scholar. '54P Dr. Lawrence F. Sancilio has been promoted to director of Di strict Court, New London, N.H. p harmacology in the Research and Development Di vision of A.I-I. Ro bins '60GNE Nan Millikin has been named assistant administrator of '48L Hon. Wa lter H. Gehricke was elevated to presiding judge of the Company. Richmond, \I .A. nursing services at Riverside Osteopathic Hospital, Trenton, MI. '69L Harvey G. Kopelowitz, o[ the firm o[ Capp, Reinstein, Kopelowitz Monmouth County Di strict Court, N.J. & Atlas, P.A., has been named a member attorney of Lawye rs' Title '55C Dr. Gaspar W. Anastas i, chief of plas ti c surgery a t Uni ve rsit y '61CBA Thomas F. Goldrick has been named president of State Banko[ Guaranty Fund, Orlando, FL. '4 8P Charl es M. Jacobs, a sa les representati ve fo r Sea rl e Laboratories, Hospita l in Boston, has been elected pres ident of the Massachusett s Long Island, New Hyde Park, N.Y. New York, N.Y. has been named to the " Pro Club H a ll of Fame" for hi s Society of Plasti c Surgeons. continued outstanding sa les performance. '61CBA, '66MBA Alben T. Kapusinski was awarded the Ph.D. degree '55L Robert G . Beachman has been appo inted vice pres ident and from New York University on June 4, 1981. 1970's secretary at Eas tern Savings a nd Loan, Rochester, N.Y. '61CBA Robert D. Kell y has been named vice president for sales of the '55C Vincen t LaSala and Carolann T ri comi LaSala ':j5I::cl ce lebrated th eir F.X. Malt Brewing Company, Utica, N.Y. '70GP David N. Adelman has been selected chairman of the New York 1950's State Joint Committee on Computer Applica tions in Pharmacy . sil ver wedding anni ve rsa ry. Mass was o ffered in Our Lady of Lourdes '62CBA Peter \I. McEnerney has been appointed to the position of 'SOL Jay Lagusker (now known as Jay Lasker) is currently the pres ident Chapel by the Rev. J ohn \'. Newman , C. M. '35C who married this couple national sa les manager o[ Jl[ord, Inc. , Paramus, N .J. '71CBA \I. John Palicka has been promoted to general manager in the o[ Motown Record Corporation, Los Angeles, CA. 25 years ago. Common Stock Department o[ The Prudentia l Insurance Company, '63C Joseph Evans has been promoted to vice president in the Corporate Newark, N.J. Services Department of the Operations Division of Marine Midland Bank, New York, N .Y. '71 CBA, '76MBA Angelo A. Pa trizio has been appointed as operati ons manager [or the Northeastern division [or OHL Corporation, Burl­ '63CBA Thomas Patsos has been named assistant vi ce president and ingame, CA. manager o[ Long Island Trust's Copiague branch. '71G Rev. Paul F. Rahilly was ordained on May 9, 1981 at St. Agnes '63CBA Francis X. Payne is a vice president o[ Citibank, N.A., North Cathedral, Rockville Centre, N.Y. America n Banking Group. H e is responsible [or corporate lending on Long Island. '71 C Richard L. Sza l, 0.0.S. has opened an ora l and maxillofacia l surgery practice in Hewlett, N.Y. '63CBA William Wa lters, Jr. has been named a vice president, in charge of Revolving Credit, of National Bank o[Nonh America, New York, N.Y. '72GEd Edward C. Finnegan was appointed to the post of executive director of the Southeas tern Fa irfield County Chapter of the Red Cross, '64CBA George B. Babula has been elected secretary o[ the New Jersey Fairfield, CT. Business Education Association. '72SVC Frank S. Kell y has been appointed to the position of New York '64C Paul Underwood has been elected chairman of National Securities spot sales manager at Blair Radio, New York, N.Y. Clearing Corporation by the company's board of directors. '72CBA John Mcinerney has been named a vice pres ident, National '65UC Maureen Byrne Babula was elected deputy mayor of Harmony Division/ Energy Department, of National Bank of North America, New Township, N.J. York, N.Y. '65G, '69Ph.D. Dr. Charles J. Kovacs has been appointed to the faculty Pa tricia A. Corbutt Daniel P . Tully Paul Dunn '72MBA Anthony F. Papiro has been promoted to marketing manager, Capt. L a wrence Jarett of the Bowman Gray School o[ Medicine, of Wake Forest Unive rsity, '53NDC '53CBA '5-!UC Sperry Sys tems Management, Sperry Corporation, Great Neck, N. Y. '36UC, 39L Winston-Salem, N.C.

17 16 '73Ed Elena Castro Goletz is now employed as a n a u orney in the '77C Edgar 0. Borrero, M.D. has received his degree of medicine from A da ughter, J ennifer Dawn, was born on April 30, 1980 LO M r. a nd Mrs. A daughter, Em il y, was born on April 20, 198 1 LO Mr. a nd Mrs. Leo Zucker Litigation Secti on o f Exxon Com pan y, USA in New O rl ea ns, LA. New York Medica l College a nd will be a surg ical residem a l Long Island J ohn C. Roth '74CBA, '77MBA (S uza nne G. T erra nova '81SVC). '74 L. J ewish -Hillside Medical Cem er '73C Wi llia m A. Sharp has been n amed o p era ti o n s man ager o f A da ug hter, Li sa Marie, was born on J ul y9, 1980 LO Mr. a nd Mrs. \Vi i li am A daug hter, Anna l isa,.was born on April 26, 198 1 LO Mr. a nd Mrs. Rosario Fidelifan s, a nalional in vest igat in" agency, w ith it s corporate offi ce in '77L Roselyn C. D lutman has been appointed assisLa lll secreta ry and K. Napoli tano '74S VC. Lazzaro '74 P, '78GP (Ka th leen Drenna n '72Ed., ·7,JGEd). New York, N.Y. assistant corpora te counsel in the Corporate Affa irs Di visio n of T he A son , Wil liam John, was born in December LO Mr. and M rs . .J o hn F. Corninem a l Corporati o n, New York, N.Y. '73MBA J ohn C. Sheridan has jo ined New Eng land Mutua l L ife Fa rmer '76C, '79L (Linda Fay '77VC). A son , Eric L ouis, was born o n April 27 , 198 1 Lo Mr. a nd Mrs. Kenneth Berger '78P. Insura nce Co111pany as 1nanag1:r o f the g ro up actua ri a l clepartn1 ent, '77CBA Richard G. H ep ti g has jo ined European Ameri can Bank as vice A da ug hter, Kiera Patricia, was born on September 17, 1980 LO Mr. a nd Boston, MA. president ass igned Lo the Natio na l Di vision, New York, N.Y . Mrs. J o hn M. Greeley '68CBA , '74GB (Mary Anne McCormack '68Ed). A daughter, Kimberl y Ann, was bo rn o n April 30, 198 1 LO Mr. a nd Mrs. '73CBA , '76L Do na ld]. Sulli va n has joined Ha rris Corp. asa supervisor '78MBA Gary J. T es la has p ublished Lwo a rticles: " Preparer Negli gence A son , Sco LL C ha rl es, was born on November 3, 1980 LO Mr. a nd Mrs. Edward Muell er (A nnell e Mauro '70C, '73G Ed). of corporate risk management , Melbourne, FL. Pena lties: An Approach for Avoidance" appeared in the March 198 1 iss ue Leo nard Musmeci '66C (Linda Peterson '7 0Ed., '74GEd.). of TAXES a nd "T he Corporate Return: Avoiding Preparer Negli gence A daug hter, Pa tricia Rose, was born Lo Mr. a nd Mrs. J ohn Albarino. ·7 ,JMBA William H . Bogel has been appointed ,· ice presidenL and trust Pen a lties" appeared in the April 198 1 iss ue o f The National Public A son , C hrisLOp her Kenneth, was born on Decem ber 12, 1980 LO Mr. a nd officer a l Hurnerdon County Nati ona l Bank, Flem ing ton, N ..J. (Mary Ell en Ward '75C). Accountant. Mrs. Kenneth Anders (Luise U[tring '75Ed, '76GEd). '74 L W i I liam P. Costantini has been na med ass isLanL general counsel of '79G J oseph P. Mull er has been promoted LO vice presidenL o f the A son , Mi chael Cha rl es, was born o n J a nua ry 12, 198 1 LO M r. a nd M rs. A son , Daniel Ches ter, was adopted by M r. a nd Mrs. Matthew Schiller G EO Internationa l Corpora tio n , St;unf<:J rd. CT. Suffolk County Federal Savings a nd Loan Associatio n. Ba y Shore, N.Y. Cha rles J. Dell avecchia '75CBA (Linda Avena '76CBA). '73SVC. '7,JMBA, '79APC Ro bert J. Kane has been appointed assisLalll vice '79L Ri ch a rd R ya' ~ has j o ined the firm of Pullma n , Comley, president and head a udiLOr of Credit Suisse, New York. Bradley & Reeves, Bridgeport, CT. '74CBA .J oAnn Hatkewicz Morano has bee n appoirned D irector of Where Are They Now? AdminisLrat ion a lt he Duke U ni\'ersity School o f Business, Durham, N .C. 1980's Our records do not show addresses for the graduates listed below. If contact, Alumni Relations Office, S t. John's Uniuersity, Jamaica, N. Y. '7-IN DC Bri a n C. Reardon has been nam ed assistant secreta ry fo r the you could prouide us with addresses for any of these indiuiduals we would 11439 (212 990-6161, Ex t. 6234) or Alumni Relations Office, St. John's Lawyers Title Insura nce Corporation , New York, NY '80MBA J ohn A. Pennacchio has been app oimed assisLa nL bra nd be most appreciatiue. Please send the address to, or haue the people Uniuersity, Staten Island, N. Y. 10301 (212 447-4343, Ext. 228). '74 L Robert\\'. Searby has been appo inted DepnLy Under Secreta ry of m anager of Somerset Importers, Ltd, New York, N.Y. Labor for Internationa l Affairs, Washington , D.C. Eliot H. Berg, MD '49C Alexander Bernard '32L Harold Berger '42CBA Sr. M. Bernardine, SPSF '58NE Leo Berg '38CBA Br. Bernard, CFX '59LS Jack Berger '37L Maj. C. Joseph Bernardo '38C '74Ed .. '80MBA Erich M. Tobi Lsch has been promoted LO sys tem s William A. Berg '38UC Br. Bernard (Dempsey) FSCH '67G J oel Be rger '62L Ray Bernhag '38CBA ma n age r of Fin a ncial System s o f th e S in ge r Co mp a n y, ft Wf;DDINGS ~ John A. Bergen '59CBA S r. James Bernard CSJ '61 CBA Lawrence R. Berger '74CBA William P. Bernhard '67Ed S ta mford, CT. Jack Bergenson '37L Sr. M. Bernard, OW '54CBA Lillian R. Berger '31 L Helga E. Bernhardt '63Ed '74C, '76G Pa tri ck B. Woods has achieved the d istincti o n of Fellow in Gerald Berger '59P Ronald Bernard '28C Charles T . Berges '59UC Eleanor Bernhart '66Ed Henry Berk '34CBA Sr. Marie Bernice, OSF '53NE the Casua ll y Actuarial Society, New York, N.Y. J ohn M. Garvi n married J oy A. C ummo '74NDC on August 11 , 1979. Eugene X. Berkery '55CBA Daniel Berns tein '42CBA '75SVC And re G. Abbate, Jr was elected a n associa te m ember o f the Wi ll iam Lawrence Darrow '3.'> L married Edythe Westenhaver on Ma rch 8, David A. Berkowitz '66UC David Bernstein '48CBA Public Rela tions Society o f Amerirn. He is currentl y manager o f 198 1. IN MEMORIAM Seymour Be rkowitz '44CBA Harold Bernste in '28L 1n ark eting and comn1unicat io n s for th e An1erican Associatio n of Na thaniel C. Berkwitt '44CBA He nry Bernstein '29L David C iccone ma rried J eanelle Lisiak '65Ed on May 2, 198 1. Engineering Societies, New York , N.Y. Dr. Alex Berman '37P J ack Bernstein '37UC J ohn J. Maher '6IG-October 1980 '75L J a mes Fere Li c, Assista nt D istrict AtLO rney in the Bronx Di strict Ro ben G. Forsy th '79CBA married Marianne Fa la nga on May 3, 198 1. Bernard C. Berman '37P Lewis Bernstein '36UC John o lan '22C-O to ber 1980 Au orney's Office, has been ho nored by the /\/ornlily in M edia for his work John F. Verga '79N DC ma rried Deborah A. Beyer on May 9, 198 1. J. El y M. Berman '39L Morton A. Bernstein '34L against the promotion o f pornography. Iris i\>1. Kroen er '68Ed.-Ja nuary 198 1 Henry S . Berman '67L Morton M. Bernstein '38L Ro bert N. Kahn '69 L married Cyrnhia P. Simpson on May IO , 198 1. H an-y Si lver '3 IL-J a nuary 1981 Is idore Berman '36P Natha n Bernstein '36CBA '75CBA J o hn Melesh has been named d irecLOr o f sa les a nd marketing of J ack Berman '36P Paul S. Bernstein '41 CBA Ross Migno li '80CBA married Ba rba ra Mo naco '80CBA on May 17, 198 1. ister Mary J ohn McCormack '59GNE-February 198 1 Lake S urf, a resort-res id entia l community, located in Pinehurst, N .C. Julius Berman '34L Rubin W. Bernstein '32L Francis E. Dunne, Jr. '68CBA ma rried Myra Ell en Schlem o n May 23, "75C Mark R. Morano is an a u orney with Lh e firm of Maxwell , Freeman Jacob H . Gilbert '!i3L - March 1981 Maxwell H. Berman '28L Walter Bernstei n '31 L 198 1. a nd Beason , P.A. in Durham, N .C. jster Mary Petr McManu '68Ed-March 1981 Sidney Berman '38P Harold I. Bernt '40L Peter B. Sessa '77L married Cymh ia D'A uria on June 27, 198 1. Theresa M. Berna '46CBA Susan Berring '66NDG '76L Robert J. Alt er, a trial a tto rney in the C hief Counse l's Office of the a than Tobin '32P-1'•1arch 1981 Joseph S. Bernabeu '72MBA Morris Berro '36CBA Internal Revenue Service in Ne"' York , has received a Masters o f Law Richard E. Grazia no '75SVC, '80MBA married Maureen Gardiner '75C, Chester A. Wa l h '49CBA- March 1981 Stanley Bernacke '54CBA Alfred E. Berry '34CBA Degree in Taxati o n from New York Un ivers ity School of Law. '79GED on .J une28, 198 1. J o eph C. Babrowicz '61L - April 198 1 Sr. Bernadette Marie, OP '42Ed James A. Berry, Jr. '28C '76CBA Peter G. H a rt has jo ined Eastern S ta les Ba nkcard Associa tio n, Joachim Carroll '33P-April 1981 Sr. Bernadette of Lourdes, SC '65LS Joseph J. Be rry '72MBA New H yde Park, N .Y. as \' ice pres idern- corpora LeaudiLOr. lrvingDegenshein '28L-April 198 1 Abel Mora Be rnal '54CBA Donald J . Berryman '64C '76C L inda A. Pa lumbo is c urrentl y working o n a ro ta ti o n a l ft 81 RTl--1S ~ lrvingGroob '4IL- April 1981 assignment as a staff manager a l AT&T Basking Ridge, N.J. Allan Edward H edberg '58CBA- April [98 1 '76C Kirk Ha rry Shell ey, M.D. received his degree o f m ed icine from Eugen e Heslin '5 C- April 198 1 Pennsy lva nia Sta le U niversity College of Medicine, Hershey, PA. A son. T ho mas H arold, was born on J anuary 4, 1980 LO Mr. a nd Mrs. Lt. Col. Edwin J. Longstreet '50L- April 1981 Bequests Assist University Harold J.T. Isenberg '66UC. '77C Charles A. Ba udineLw ill ass ume the positio n of corporate fina ncia l Victor J. Yannacone Sr. '32L-April 19 I Your nivcr ·it y'!i growth and devt·lopmcnt can lx: assist.eel grea tl y a na lys t wi th the Pa rker Pen Com pany, Ja nesville, WI. A son , Mauhew Peter, was born on Apri l 25, 1980 LO Mr. a nd Mrs. J oseph Sher J oseph Alice Brady, CSJ '6 IC-May 1981 through lt·gacies from it ~ alumni, alunmal· and oth er fric.:nd!,. Tht:St. John ·~ Momeleone '72Ed. (Gera ldine D'Amico '74C). l 'ni vt·rsi ty Development Offi et· suggests a b<:qu cst worcl i 11 g t bl· included in Edw;t rdJ. Doh erty, M.D. '30C-May 198 1 a wi ll as follow~: Lena Cherichettc '22Ed.-June 1981 .. I givt· and bcq uta th to S 1. Jo hn's lfnivt:rsity. 1l·w York, a New York Pall icia Tierney Fitzgerald '57NDC- June 198 1 Corµoraiion . tht· sum of ...... dollar!! ( ...... ). tlw principa l LTC. Ja ob R. R odstein '40CBA-June ]98 1 and income of \,·!1irh a n: to b<· u:;ed in MIC h mm111 r1 a:; 1!1 c.• Board orTrw,lt'{'S 1 John P. Sheppard '29C, '33L-June 198 1 ol "a id l ni vcr~ it y. in i t!'> :;ole discn·t io n. may c!t:termint·. Benjamin W. Stem '3 ICBA-June 1981 Inquirit·~ o n this subjc.·ct rn ay be.· mack m the Ot·Vt· lopml'lll Offin· a t (2 12) 990-6 16 1. Ext. 657 1.

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18 19 REDMEN SPORTS ... FromTheSidelines The SJU baseball team captured the By BERNARD P. BEGLANE Eastern College Athletic Conference New York-New Jersey playoffsathome but was routed by Maine; 15-0, in the Cagers Celebrate Diamond Jubilee finals of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Eastern Regio­ nals. elieve it or not, St. John's Uni­ the record was 23-2, while the Outfielder Bob DeGruchy and cat­ versity will be entering its 75th fol lowing campaign it was an even B cher Don Giordano have been named season of intercollegiate basketball better 23-1. The 1930-31 season was co-captains for the 1981-82 squad. with the staging of the Joe Lapchick ·· the last of that particular 'dynasty' Memorial Tournament in November. and the squad went 21-1, thus mak­ To mark the diamond anniversary, ing it 67-4 during the 'dynasty.' St. John's athletes made the news in plans are in the works to stage an Max Posnack captained the last both the National Basketball Associa­ 'Old timers Night', and while no date two Wonder Fives, while Jimmy tion's and Major League Baseball's has been set, it is the intention to Jim Boehm received the Pres ident's Award from Father Cahill Collins had the assignment for the college drafts. honor all who played up to and first. Brian Mahoney, an assistant coach SJU basketball squad and now the Wayne McKoy was a third-round including the 1931-32 season. Carmine Calzonetti, now an at SJU in basketball from 1974-78 University's Director of Campus Security, selection of the New York Knicks, and In case you did not realize it, the assis tant to the athletic director, before taking over the top position at was given the Walter T. McLaughlin Frank Gilroy (Philadelphia 76ers) and Redmen started basketball in the would like to hear from any and all Manhattan College, his alma mater, Award, for oustanding service to the Curtis Redding (Denver Nuggets) were 1907-08 season with the Rev. J. players who wore a Redman uniform has returned to Lou Carnesecca's staff. Athletic Department. eighth-round choices. Chestnut, GM., as coach and fin­ through the 1931-32 season. Call Mahoney replaces Carmine Calzonetti, Jim Boehm of the track team (3.89) and As for baseball, pitcher Frank Viola, ished 4-8. Buck Freeman, coach of the legendary " Wonder him and be a part of 'Oldtimers captain of the Redmen in 1969 who fencer Donna Lee (3.87) earned the 26-2 for three seasons, went to the The last time a losing record was Five" Night.' You deserve it - your early became an assistant to Lou two seasons President's Award for being the athletes Minnesota Twins. His selection as the posted under Lapchick- 1962-63 - On the other side of the ledger, efforts made St. John's what it is ago. Calzonetti is now an assistant to the with the highest academic average. 37th player made Viola the highest when the final reading was 9-15. there was a season - 1910-11 - today in the world of college bas­ athletic director, John W. Kaiser. St. John's inaugurated its own track draftee in SJU baseball history. Broadway actor and TV star Donnie when the Redmen went undefeated. ketball. and field meet, the Redmen Invi­ John Franco, also a pitcher, was Burks was the captain of that squad. Wearing the biggest smile of all after tational, in May and assistant coach taken in the fifth round by the Los And in case you are wondering if St. the end of that 14-game campaign Buzz Deschamps is the new coach of Matt Centrowitz, a 1980 Olympian, Angeles Dodger, while catcher Sebbe John's ever failed to win a single were Claude Allen, the coach, and the ice hockey team. He takes over from won the 1,500 meter in 3 minutes, 48.6 Borriello went to the Twins and second contest in any particular season, the Tom Tracey, his captain. Jim Garvey and will be assisted by Lou seconds. baseman Steve Scafa to the New York answer is yes. That happened in It would be foolish to overlook the DelCollo, former SJU trainer. Yankees. 1917-18 when John Crenny was the accomplishments of the Wonder coach of the team that lost all seven Five, which was tutored by the late encounters on the schedule. James (Buck) Freeman. In 1928-29 Karl Komyathy of the Redmen's base­ The St. John's women's tennis team ball squad was the recipient of the Frank earned the title in the Metropolitan C. Haggerty Memorial Award which was Conference tournament at the National presented to the outstanding student­ Tennis Center, while the men finished athlete at the 35 th annual SJ Varsity second. Awards Dinner. Marilyn Superville, Jennifer Lynch and Dana Eng were gold melalists in the various women's flights. Willie The Very Rev. Joseph T. Cahill, Notar, Len Daniels, Pat Breen and C.M., President of St. John's, presented Paul Wilson earned similar honors President's Medals to Jack Kaiser, among the men. athletic director, Frank Gilroy, co­ captain of the men's basketball team, and Ling-Ling Hou, leading scorer in Ron Linfonte is the new trainer, the history of women's basketball. Bill replacing Lou DelCollo, who held the Esposito, the Director of Sports In­ position for four years. formation, received the Pietas Medal. Tony Bopp, ex-wide receiver and punter for SJU, and Hugh Blisard are Rita Haywood of the basketball team the latest additions to the football received the award as the outstanding coaching staff. The 1942-~3 Redmen, St. John 's first NIT championship team. Al McGuire, co-captain of the 1950-51 team, the woman student-athlete. Ka rl Komya thy smi les after rece iving the On the soccer front, Fred Agnostakis first to make a n NCAA appearance William McKeever, captain of the 1940 Haggerty Memorial Award has been appointed assistant coach.

20 '" ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY 1981-82 Varsity Basketball Schedule ALOHA VACATIONERS (Tentative) IF YOUR LOOKING FOR PARADISE, WE HAVE THE ISLAND! Sat., Nov. 21 Exihibition Home Fri., Nov. 27 Joe Lapchick Memorial Tournament Home Sat., Nov. 28 St. John's, Detroit, Fordham, Xavier Home Sat., Dec. 5 Princeton Away Wed., Dec. 9 Rutgers Away Tt-11: 1)1:LUXI: liAWAIIA~ VACATIO~ Sat., Dec. 12 Manhattan Home - Sat., Dec. 19 Fordham Home Mon., Dec. 28 ECAC Holiday Festival MSG ~OVl:M131:~ 17•

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