We Have Lived in Many Worlds, Weaving from One to Another As Circumstances Permit Or Demand. All Our Training Tells Us There Is

We have lived in many worlds, weaving from a time of sizing up. Most of us conclude that, with one to another as circumstances permit or demand. the boundless determination that is ours, we shall All our training tells us there is one "real" world, succeed admirably. into which we are to step upon graduation or soon And beyond the glass? Nothing much can be enough thereafter. We know it when we first climb happening. James Meredith is on the Ole Miss the Worcester hill that will be our antechamber. campus. And he'll stay there, a crisp Boston voice There are to be only four more of those years called tells the nation. White men riot. Two die. No hill, "the best of your life." Then we come to be today's no fences in Oxford, Mississippi. generation rather than tomorrow's. Homecoming. Syracuse. Don't miss it, frosh. We September 10, 1962. The beginning of the shat- don't. John XXIII welcomes 2600 council fathers tering of the glass. Darkly we have peered through to St. Peter's. Think they'll accomplish anything? the first years of adolescence. On this hill we are We can't know. to shatter the glass, to emerge into the real world. Not much boxing excitement since Benny Paret With more caution than the borning chick, we peck died last April. Can Patterson handle that big slowly at our glass shell, willing enough to break gangster? For two minutes and six seconds he does. out, willing to admit the chill glare of the other Bad night to arrive late for the Auditorium tele- world. But please, not too soon. cast. Byran and Wozniak to edit The Link. Make First we have to adapt to the world of the ante- that The Page. Best backfield in the East. Then chamber. Holy Cross. Then just a name and a Hanover, N.H. and a dead dream. We would never promise. The "annual migration" they call it. To us, see it live again. the only one that mattered. Five hundred strong, Crisis. Cuba? No, the Chinese have invaded glutted with misdirected hopes and baseless fears, India. Tonight the President takes to the radio we climb the hill, move smoothly into Carlin regis- to explain. A blockade on Cuba. Naked confronta- tration lines, grateful in the beginning that there is tion with the Soviet Union. Hard to believe they're a "system." We glance wonderingly at the Purple serious. Nuclear war unthinkable. In our naivete Key floating between an out-stretched hand and a we are vindicated. Khruschev pulls back. The mis- plastic smile, think half the battle is over when we siles will go. No war, just as we said. But the glass cleverly complete a flawless multi-carboned form. around us rattles a bit, and our hill sinks slightly We need a map to find Wheeler and Beaven. No down toward the level of the other world. one seems to understand what giants we were just We early meet those figures who will live in a few months earlier. Will we ever be on top again? legend. None more unforgettable than the Moose. Welcome to the family. Welcome to the corridor And there is young Rossiter, and the Dineen kid rosary. Welcome to the family. Welcome to daily from Hampton Beach, and a guy named Brent and Mass. Welcome to Kimball. Say hello to everyone another named McGough. There will be other folk- you meet. Smile. Join our world on a hill. heroes, but none more remembered than these. Magically, 1300 more strangers flow uphill. Parents' Weekend, first of four. Someone who Don't miss the Buffalo Victory Dance. We don't. knows less about Holy Cross than we do. Beginning Watch for Robert Frost, Wernher von Braun, John to play the collegiate role. And aren't they im- Ciardi, Lawrence Spivak, Martin Luther King. We pressed. Blue books, then. Aren't we impressed! do. They are from the other world. Tiddlywinks. Anyone impressed? What's with We meet the teachers, and, after a slight delay this Nobile guy? Got something against the Cross. in the purchasing process, we meet the books. It is Ought to be put in his place. Why do they print

232 that stuff? president over Al Lee. Frosh Bill McDonald, soon Beat B.C. Who's Jack Concannon? 48-12. Let's to depart, wins the 50-mile hike and prom tickets. just not talk about it. NSA debate begins. What The Page publishes issue #3. A patronizing ghetto? Why should we join a pinko outfit like Crusader reviews it and concludes that "it is a that? We don't. paper of which the freshmen can be proud." The No newspapers from New York. Katanga being enthusiastic freshmen theologians of Rev. John J. forced back into the Congo. Shaw and Dickens on McGrath, S.J. wow the scholastics of Weston. Al Broadway with "My Fair Lady" and "Oliver." Snyder winds up as Man of the Year. March and Christmas banquet. Could there be something to the newspaper strike end on the same day. A week the family bit after all? Home for the holidays, later, Thresher dives into the Atlantic, never to with term papers for the home. Bay of Pigs prison- rise again. Hans Kling fills the field house to dis- ers return to Miami. Tractors for men. In the course about freedom in the Church. Orange Bowl the American President promises Politics again. Frank Shea over Gordon Wind- them a "free Havana." He had 11 months left to gard. With him Jim Coughlin, Bob Wozniak, and worry about it. Jack Egan become officers for our second year. And it is a new year, at least for the real world. Albee comes to the Fenwick stage, and eyebrows For us 1963 is a midterm schedule. Wheeler II has rise noticeably. The Crudesatyr disturbs the idyllic an empty room—Fr. McKeon returns dead from sun season in May. Taste has been offended, and Pensacola. apologies are elicited from the culprits. Happe Dreary January brings news of tuition, room, leaves Fenwick theatre, and a young fellow named and board increases for the next fall. "Survival Herson is hired in. kits" arrive. Fr. Dunn torpedoes the scheme. Prof- The Prom. What living should be. Exams. Sum- its to the missions. Robert Frost is dead. Streaking mer job plans. Handshakes with graduating "big Crusaders dump Dartmouth and Pitt. Exams. brothers." Pack. Leave. See you in September. Back for our first taste of college politics. Much like high school politics. "Dineen's Dream" is an off-campus lounge. It sweeps him in over Maguire New things atop the hill in the fall. Girls, com- and Murphy. With him came Duvarney, Kirmser, pliments of tenant Quinsigamond Community Col- and Malone. Lee Fay retires, one of our best lege. Pizza, under the well-paid auspices of the friends. brothers Notis. And freshmen that are not us. Nobile will edit the Patcher. "Creativity" is the Younger and louder than we were, naturally. latest issue to be manufactured by The Crusader. Quite a summer. John XXIII died in June. Civil The stodgy beast that is Holy Cross gets a few more rights marchers flooded Washington in August. A kicks. limited nuclear test ban treaty was signed the same De Gaulle slams the Conunon Market door in month. And we had stopped being freshmen. the British face. Headlines cry that three American We are back less than a week when a bomb rips advisers are killed in that odd jungle called Viet- through a church in Birmingham. Four little girls nam. An "ugly little war." Still no papers from dead in a gruesome explosion of white hatred. Jim New York. Stuey Long takes over the Outing Club. Moriarty and crew capture headlines with their Happy days ahead. "mighty Meg"—aphone. Homecoming brings a sur- Providence squelches N.I.T. hopes, but not the prising loss to B.U. and portents of games and St. Patty's day exodus. Shields becomes Congress seasons to come.

233 With October come Madame Nhu and daughter. reprimanded and allowed to stay. Her husband will be dead in less than three months. Cassius Clay decks the big bear. The Friars once MacMillan yields to Home in England, Adenauer to again pull out the N.I.T. rug. The Outing Club Erhard in West Germany. Wheat is shipped from becomes the 1843 Club. America to the U.S.S.R., studies plodding along We are an active lot. Repressions are worked toward Thanksgiving recess. off in the Carlin boxing matches. No one killed. New, strange creatures people our lives this year. The literati of Alumni III grind out the Golden Mabel and May rank at the top, and close behind Dispatch under the direction (now it can be told) comes Fr. Izzo. And there's a stuffed dummy hang- of the hyperactive McVeigh and Juska. ing from a tree in front of Alumni. An "effigy," While the college begins the overdue (say by the newspapers call it. sixty years) renovation of O'Kane, sophomore Then it is November 22, 1963. Never will we be dorms are kept lively by the thumpety-thump of truly young again. In Dallas a young man with a gas-soaked, flaming tennis balls in the night time. rifle does the unthinkable. Life stops moving for No one killed. four days. History unbearably real, our glass ir- Drinking takes on a new maturity as Bob's reparably pierced. supercedes the Federal and Sid's. Then comes the Grief unexpected but undenied. We are part of Golden Dispatch Invitational Tournament. A soph- a nation burying her young President. More than omore-dominated Alumni II contingent defeats the one tear we shed for ourselves and for the world plotters of Alumni III. we must soon join. Some of us are off to Wash- H.C. voters predict Johnson over Henry Cabot ington and the funeral of John F. Kennedy. Some Lodge in 1964. A week later New Hampshire voters just leave. Others stay until the college finally bows pick Lodge in the primary. Such a one-two punch to the lack of a quorum and suspends classes until is enough to bring the Ambassador home from after Thanksgiving. Saigon before long. No B.C. rally this year. No pounding in Kimball. Prom Prelude time. Sharp eyes out for the But a pounding on Fitton Field. Morris and Marcel- movers. Midnight oil in the auditorium. Success. lino lead an orgy of determination and a 9-0 con- Jack Ruby convicted and sentenced to death. quest of Boston College. The only such victory we Bearded James Michael Murphy chuckles his way are to witness. to the Congress presidency after a "tie" vote and November brings the last of the Who's Who 50 unregistered ballots force a second vote. controversies. Holy Cross pulls out of the Alabama Easter. Good Friday earthquake in Alaska. Nehru pay-me-and-I'll-honor-you scheme. Then, of all is dead. Johnson will address the 1964 commence- things, a Chinese Culture Festival. And The Cru- ment exercises. Holy Cross will increase its enroll- sader becomes a magazine—for one issue. The ment. Tom Gallagher will preside over our junior incoming board brings back our weekly glossy, year. Also Christmas, Kiley, Treanor. Philosophy to warm applause. and theology slash required credits. Freedom of January and the announcement of Barry Gold- electives. A new curriculum. water's candidacy. Riots in the Panama Canal zone. World's Fair. Another coup in Vietnam. The enigmatic behind- Summer. the-scenes personality struggle in the Student Con- gress erupts in a move to expell six recalcitrant representatives. When the smoke clears, the six are Another September, another opening, but of a

234 much different show. We live atop the hill now, if they are living through a dream or a nightmare. and in the "new dorms" is status. No longer new- On October 12 three Russian cosmonauts are aloft comers, we are now in the elder half. We feel less in Voskhod. On the 15th, Harold Wilson and the like transients. Junior year is belonging in the Socialist Labor Party oust the Tories from power world upon the Hill. in England. Then it is October 16. The Red Chinese Our summer was spent in a real world that explode their first nuclear bomb. Nikita Khruschev really moved. In San Francisco the Goldwater is thrown out of the Kremlin. A year ago the big storm troopers fastened a new look on the Repub- powers were led by Kennedy, Khruschev, Home, lican Party. In Atlantic City delegates respond Adenauer, De Gaulle. Now it is Johnson, Kosygin obediently to every string pulled at the White and Breznev, Erhard, and always De Gaulle. House. It will be Johnson and Humphrey against Libby Miller travels over from Newton to ex- Goldwater and Miller in November. plain why her father would make a good Vice- On July 2, the Civil Rights act of 1964. Also President. The Student Discipline Board is created, in July, race wars in Harlem and Rochester. In and it is destined to be a major improvement in August, more of the same in New Jersey, in Pater- student-administration dialogue. Chalk up another son, Elizabeth, and Jersey City. And in August, for Tom Gallagher. too, the bodies of three civil rights workers are Our Homecoming display is a speakeasy equip- found in Mississippi. ped with regularly scheduled holdups and shoot- Cypress aflame with civil war. North Vietnamese em-ups. Due in no small measure to the incredible attack American ships in Tonkin Bay. mugging of Marty Kelly, the class wins the award For surfeit of excitement, CBS buys the Yankees. for the second year in succession. And our Jim Connor bops a couple of East Ber- The combined frosh-senior display, consisting lin Vopos to make international news. of one rented giant, fails to survive the week-end. A dozen of our fellows are in Europe for a year It is toppled and dismantled. Fortunately, it is of studies and things. Mike Buckley is in Jersu- also insured. salem. Syracuse, too, almost failed to survive the week- We have a football team without a quarterback. end. It was 6-0 Holy Cross at the half, and the No, we have a football team with Jack Lentz. It NBC telecasters were no more surprised than we will be Dr. Eddie Anderson's final season. He gets were. We lost the second half. his 200th victory, but not much else. The Class Council picks Dave Barry to run the Tom Gallagher suggests a prom for juniors only. Prom. The Public Relations office presents a film- That gets nowhere. The Mass of the Holy Spirit strip documentary on an idyllic Holy Cross. There is said in English, and renewal seems even more has been no more hilarious entertainment at Kim- immediate. ball since. Someone tries to charge a dime for cafeteria They announce it earlier this time. Tuition will doughnuts, and brilliant negotiations by a beard- go up another $200 in September of 1965. The less James Michael Murphy rolls back creeping class of 1966, having already been hit once, will inflation. The doughnut price increase is rescinded. only have to pay an additional $100. Junior year The power of the nickel is preserved. Now if only is belonging. they could set guidelines for the bookstore. The world beyond the glass is showing special The second week of October, 1964, is the week signs of insanity and hope. White hostages are the real world goes wild. Newsmen can't decide rescued from Stanleyville in the Congo. They come

235 with tales of horror, but their faces are more computer-date schemes. In Selma, Alabama, it eloquent. Pope Paul VI boards a plane and travels brings the shame of a nation. And it brings to Holy to Bombay. He weeps at the sight of India's desti- Cross the last straw: "retro-active failure" of a sen- tute millions. And a bazooka shell lands in the ior who protested a low but passing grade. Deci- East River, a good distance short of its target, the sion: demonstration. United Nations Building. Cubans protesting the Led by a no-longer-smiling James Murphy and presence of Che Guevara. classmate Ted Carey, over 1,000 students mass Christmas spirit on the Hill marred by the news on the steps of Dinand Library to vent for the regi- that Tom Roberts will edit the 1966 Patcher. ment of newsmen their greivances against a Holy Mel Massuco is selected to succeed Dr. Anderson. Cross that will not listen to its students. All hail 1965. We begin to take over as impend- A few weeks later, at the Easter Banquet, Fr. ing graduation makes room at the top. Shipley Swords promises "the cooperation of administration becomes WCHC station manager. Moynihan edits and faculty in bringing to a fruitful solution the The Crusader. Great visions open up with the per- current quest for a new understanding of the role mission for junior cars in the second semester, and position of the student at Holy Cross." The provided, of course, the driver has a 2.70 average. retro-active failure stands. But Holy Cross has Another Gallagher coup. come to a new understanding of her real problems. The college releases an artist's conception of The Crusader publishes a religious attitudes sur- the future campus center. Within a year we have vey of the student body. Its verdict: "Holy Cross, not only a picture, but also a huge hole in the in much of its classroom teaching of philosophy ground. and theology, is operated on the premise that, with To take up the slack, Superdorm rises from the very few exceptions, the students accept the basic hillside in record time. Whoever finally is picked tenets of the Catholic faith. The wide-ranging dis- to live in it, it will still be a long walk from Kim- sent evidenced by the survey shows this premise ball. to be mistaken. . . . When successful papers and While our ROTC units plan the Military Ball, examinations can only be achieved through insin- their fellow servicemen beyond the Hill begin the cerity, there is a serious educational problem to American bombing of North Vietnam. The Crusader be solved." calls for immediate re-convention at Geneva. Let- Frank Oftring quits. From Power Memorial in ters to the editor all disagree. New York comes Jack Donohue. His boy Lew In an incredible sleight-of-hand demonstration visits Holy Cross, decides on UCLA. Donohue the College lops four days off the Easter vacation. would prove he could win without him. The elimination of compulsory retreat, they say, The Prom happens, perfectly. Barry and team calls forth two extra class days. Protests are in turn up in the black, a major achievement. Then, vain. The Bermuda trip is torpedoed. for the third time, there is the exam slide into McVeigh will head the Purple Key. Playboy summer. It is to be the last of those summers. won't be sold in the cafeteria. Holy Cross won't get near the N.I.T. Gallagher will run for and win the Student Congress presidency. The opposition: Senior year begins with a bill for a cap and Ibeanusu Okochi and Bill Snell. John Brogan is gown. Academic robes. Why get them nine months elected president of the 1843 Club. early? Might need them for a demonstration or March brings "Operation Match," first of the something.

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Senior year is for planning. Nine months of Holy Cross, 14,000 feet high in the skies of Colo- Grad Records, law boards, betrothals, acceptances, rado, is conquered by three of our classmates. Pat rejections. And courses to pass along the way. McDermott, Ed Drinan, and Pete Will accomplish We come from a bad summer. American troops the first winter ascent in the mountain's history. in Vietnam now in the hundreds of thousands. It culminates a series of lucky breaks beginning They will be drafting college students by gradua- with John Worthley's bright idea in August. tion time. Anti-war demonstrations in Worcester. January this time brings the last real round of Not much noise at Holy Cross. exams for most. May is to be mere ceremony. First semester uneventful. Football is a bad The med students are ahead on acceptances. The dream. Emerald Shield throws the first Irish Wake. rest grind it out for the last time. Tom Roberts makes the Run Trilogy, and the cam- Then it is the final semester. Overflowing with pus hails its first moviernaker. Moriarty and Osper big events in every life. There are the just rewards whip together an astonishingly successful rugby and the fantastic luck. Some thrilled, most satisfied, team. Coached by Robert Coleman Williams, who some heartbroken. This is the richness of the final will soon be sorely missed. semester. Fenwick Theatre new and sparkling. Blacktie Breen's and the Orchid become the senior opening. Campus stunned by news that McVeigh lounges. It is a limbo as we await passage between will head Student Judicial Board. Campus also the two worlds. On the outside, where we are pleased. Bill Motley leaves a mangled single-prop headed, war is growing hotter. Some among us somewhere in the woods near the Worcester Air- make the decision to volunteer for service upon port. graduation. The ROTC boys have no choice. Most Tom Gallagher's illegal "freshman tax" is ex- of the others worry. posed. Student Senate gives the cash back to the We are initiated into the pleasantries of alumnus- freshmen. Freshmen give it back to the Student hood by the tradition of the class gift. Mixed emo- Government. Inspiring statesmanship by Ed Mc- tions? Namara. Our suddenly exciting basketballers beat UConn Interviews pile up. Just what does your company twice, dump Manhattan in the Garden, knock oil do, sir? Grad Record people foul up incredibly, St. John's in the Redmen's gym. The finale against and we are taking the tests at Worcester State, Boston College is the best of our four years. We Framingham State, and even Columbia. Some man- end up losing, but only the game. Rich Murphy age to take them at Holy Cross. is a symbol as he finishes his career with 999 Strange people begin talking Peace Corps, Jesuit points. Missions and such. Senior June looms ever closer, Spring brings some nostalgia, but mostly im- and large decisions must be made. patience. We trot through the final months, eager Senior dorms suffer depradations from the horsey now to get it over with. To leave the hill of the a set. Soon sneaker-clad Adonises are streaking antechamber for the world beyond the glass. Not through the winter night to share in the laurels that we have any idea what to expect out there. of notoriety. Our leave-taking is slow, but not painful. Friends Christmas vacation brings two beauties. Mike will be missed. That's life, we say wisely. Then Buckley wins a Rhodes Scholarship, and Mount we get a sheepskin and walk off through the glass.

, ROBERT J. ABBOTT A.B. History Honors 31-80 51 St. Woodside, N. Y. Dean's List 1,2,3; Purple Patcher, Copy Editor; Delta Epsilon Sigma; Phi Alpha Theta; Resident Assistant; AEC; The Crusader; Biology MICHAEL J. ADDESA Society; Senior Brother Pro- B.S. History gram 55 Gretter Rd. West Roxbury, Mass. Boston Club, President; Class 1 Council; CCD; IRC; St. RONALD B. ABRAMSON Thomas More Society; Senior B.S. Economics Brother Program; Junior Prom 9 Airlie St. Committee; Football; Fresh- Worcester, Mass. man Baseball; Hockey; Rugby WCHC; Physics Society; Win- ter Weekend Committee; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society

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240 GERALD W. BAX A.B. Mathematics 7736 South Kingston Chicago, Ill. Math Club

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RICHARD A. BOUDREAU B.S. English 148 Summer St. Danvers, Mass. Glee Club

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242 RICHARD D. BOVE B.S. History 4683 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Conservative Club, Vice-Chair- man; Sodality; Knights of Columbus; History Academy; Young Republicans; Senior Brother Program; Winter Weekend Committee; AFROTC

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JOHN A. CASSIDY B.S. History 41 Hartford St. Natick, Mass. St. Thomas More Society; Soccer

ANDRE J. CHAGNON B.S. Sociology 16 Ross Court Loudonville, N. Y. The Crusader; WCHC; Phys- ics Society; Senior Brother Program; NROTC; Cross Cur- rent 247 PATRICK M. CHIERICHELLA A.B. Biology 2170 Dogwood La. Westbury, N. Y. Glee Club; CCD; Knights of Columbus; Biology Society; Young Democrats; Junior Prom Committee; Rugby; Soccer; AFROTC

NICHOLAS T. CHIORAZZI RICHARD M. CHRISTMAS MICHAEL J. CHRISTOPHER ROBERT P. CIPRIANI A.B. Pre-Medical B.S. Political Science A.B. English A.B. Sociology 327 51st St. 11 Phillips Rd. 26 Larkin Ave. 62 Saint James Rd. West New York, N. J. Holden, Mass. Pine Beach, N. J. Medford, Mass. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Junior Class Vice-President; Dean's List 2,3; WCHC; Sen- Interracial Justice Club, Presi- Society Student Government; Class ior Brother Program dent; Purple Patcher, Adver- Council; Senior Brother Pro- tising Manager; Winter Week- gram; Junior Prom Committee end Committee; NROTC, Ma- rine Corps; Drill Team; Tri- dent Society; Cross Current; Semper Fidelis Society

ROBERT R. CLARKE A.B. History 257 Beach 127 St. Belle Harbor, N. Y. Senior Brother Program; Track; Cross Country; Sem- per Fidelis Society 1

248 JAMES W. T. CLARKIN B. S. Political Science 59 Brook St. Barrington, R. I. Class Council; IRC; St. Thomas More Society; Young Democrats; Lacrosse; AFROTC

DANIEL F. COLLINS A.B. Sociology 39 Ontario Rd. DANIEL T. COLEMAN Bellerose, N. Y. B.S. History New York Metropolitan Club, 56 Nehoiden Rd. President; Resident Assistant; Waban, Mass. Senior Brother Program; Jun. Hockey, Manager; Student ionProm Committee; Cheer- Government; Class Council; leader; Rugby Physics Society; Senior Broth- er Program; Junior Prom Committee; Sailing THOMAS M. COLUMBUS A.B. English 4291 West 215th St. Fairview Park, Ohio Purple Patcher, Academics Editor; Cross and Scroll; Sen- ior Brother Program

JAMES A. COMMETTE B.S. Biology 122 Essex St. Beverly, Mass. Emerald Shield, Treasurer; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Society

GEORGE F. CONERY, JR. B.S. Psychology Old Webster Rd. Oxford, Mass. 249 Psi Chi; Winter Weekend Committee; Lacrosse; NROTC Drill Team

STEPHEN A. CONNELLY B.S. English 6040 Richmond Highway Alexandria, Va. Senior Brother Program; WCHC; Knights of Colum- bus; Winter Weekend Com- mittee; NROTC; Trident So- ciety; Cross Current

PAUL K. CONNOLLY B.S. History 24 Forest Circle Waltham, Mass. IRC; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Young Democrats, Pres- ident; Homecoming Committee

gIPPIPElownwfwmommingi RICHARD J. CONSIDINE r B.S. Accounting 12 Bowdoin St. Worcester, Mass. Economics Club; Young Dem- \tik ocrats JAMES L. CONNOR MICHAEL C. CONNOR B.S. English A.B. Economics 135 Roberts Ave. 5 Beverly Rd. Glenside, Pa. Arlington, Mass. The Purple, Editor; Senior Crew, Co-Captain; Sanctuary Brother Program Society; Economics Club; Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee WILLIAM P. CONSTANTINO A.B. Pre-Medical 117 Pearl St. Clinton, Mass. Dean's List 1; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Society; Rugby

252 EDWARD P. COSTA B.S. Sociology 797 Salem St. South Groveland, Mass. IRC; Freshman Baseball

JAMES P. COURY B.S. Sociology 1448 Vinewood Detroit, Mich. Biology Society; Senior Broth- er Program; Junior Prom Committee; Homecoming Com- mittee; Winter Weekend Com- mittee; Lacrosse; NROTC; Trident Society BARTLEY J. COSTELLO, III A.B. History 3 Grand View Terr. Rutland, Vt. Sodality; Christian Encoun- ter; Sanctuary Society; Senior Brother Program; Winter Weekend Committee; Rugby; NROTC; Trident Society

RICHARD A. CRISAFULLI B.S. English 11 Country Club Dr. Port Washington, N. Y. . Young Republicans; Cheer- WILLIAM J. CURLEY leader JOSEPH A. CROWLEY A.B. Political Science A.B. German 219 East 236th St. 220 Aspinwall Ave. New York, N. Y. Brookline, Mass. Dean's List 2; Sodality; Stu- Glee Club; Paks, Leader; dent Government; Purple Varsity Quartet; Choir; Biol- Patcher; St. Thomas More ogy Society; Senior Brother Society; Young Republicans; Program Crew; Junior Year Abroad GEOFFREY G. CURRALL B.S. Economics 716 Forest Ave. Westfield, N. J. Glee Club; Sanctuary Society; Choir; Biology Society; St. Thomas More Society; Con- servative Club;Rugby; NROTC

MICHAEL R. DACEY A.B. English Honors FO 1. Cliff Rd. Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico Dean's List 1,2; Soccer, Co- Captain; Delta Epsilon Sig- ma; Resident Assistant; The Crusader; Cross and Scroll; Fenwick Theatre Company JAMES P. CURRAN, JR. B.S. Psychology 13 Raynor St. Blackstone, Mass. Psi Chi, President; Dean's List 3

ROBERT W. DALEY B.S. Sociology 94 Union St. Marshfield, Mass. International Relations Club; Senior Brother Program; Win- FRANK A. DAHLSTROM ter Weekend Committee; Rug- A.B. Pre-Medical by; NROTC; Trident Society 72 Intervale Rd. Dedham, Mass. Biology Society; Senior LAWRENCE T. D'ALOISE, JR. Brother Program; Rugby B.S. Economics Valley Drive Greenwich, Conn. WCHC; Knights of Colum- bus; Economics Club; St. Thomas More Society WILLIAM J. DANAHER B.S. Biology 201 Fairlawn Dr. Torrington, Conn. Sailing; AFROTC

RAYMOND J. DANAHY, JR. B.S. Physics 38 Grove St. Hopkinton, Mass. Sanctuary Society; Physics Society; Amateur Radio So- ciety

DONALD C. DANIEL PATRICK T. DANNO A.B. Political Science Honors B.S. Accounting 139 Boutwell St. 111 Buehler Ave. DAVID A. DAY Manchester, N. H. Nekoosa, Wis. B.S. Psychology Graduate Studies Committee, Resident Assistant; Senior 891/2 Seymour St. Chairman; Dean's List 1,2,3; Brother Program; Football; Auburn, N. Y. Cross Current, Co-Editor; Freshman Track Psi Chi, Secretary; Football Delta Epsilon Sigma; Resi- dent Assistant; Christian En- counter; Senior Brother Pro- gram; NROTC; Winter Week- MICHAEL DEASY P. end Committee A.B. Philosophy Honors 4085 West 8th St. Los Angeles, Calif. Cross and Scroll, Chairman; Dean's List 3; Resident As- sistant; Sodality; Emerald Shield

255 FRANCIS F. DEGIOVANNI A.B. Political Science P.O. 51 Mansfield Depot, Conn. Biology Society; St. Thomas More Society; IRC; Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; Rugby PETER F. DELLALUNA, JR. B.S. History FRANCIS X. DEIGNAN 97 Bungalow Ave. B.S. Political Science Greenfield, Mass. 18 Meadow Lane IRC; History Academy; St. Worcester, Mass. Thomas More Society; The Senior Class Vice-President; Crusader Student Government; Class Council; 1843 Club Trustee; Senior Brother Program; AFROTC

ANTHONY J. DEL TUFO, JR. LAWRENCE J. DEMOOY B.S. Economics-Accounting B.S. Psychology 545 SoIlas Court 79 Addison Dr. Lyndhurst, N. J. Short Hills, N. J. Junior Prom Committee; Dean's List 3; Biology Society; Homecoming Committee; Senior Brother Program; Win- Knights of Columbus; Band; ter Weekend Committee; Soc- Young Republicans cer; AFROTC ROGER P. DESILETS, JR. A.B. Pre-Medical 184 Clarendon St. Fitchburg, Mass. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sodality; Purple Patcher; CCD; Knights of Columbus; Biology Society; 256 IRC; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Junior Prom Committee WILLIAM J. DESMOND A.B. Sociology 702 Locust St. Fall River, Mass. Emerald Shield; Senior Broth- er Program; Junior Prom Committee; Interracial Justice Club; Young Democrats

PATRICK A. DIETz GEORGE F. DINNEEN, III A.B. Pre-Medical B.S. Economics 38 Parkwood Blvd. 31 Woodland Rd. KENNETH E. DIXON Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Short Hills, N. J. B.S. Biology Swimming, Co-Captain; Crew, Student Government; Sanc- 101 Newfield Dr. Co-Captain; Biology Society; tuary Society; Economics Stamford, Conn. Senior Brother Program; Jun- Club; Senior Brother Pro- Biology Society; IRC; Young ior Prom Committee; Lacrosse gram; Junior Prom Committee Republicans

JOHN H. D'ESPINOSA A.B. Modern Language 60 Elm St. Norwood, Mass. Dean's List 1,2; Cheerleader; Soccer; Junior Year Abroad

FREDERICK J. DOHERTY A.B. Pre-Medical 526 Highland Ave. Fall River, Mass. Purple Patcher, Senior Editor; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Student Government; Emerald Shield; Biology Society; Senior Broth- er Program 257

1_ STEPHEN F. DONAHUE A.B. Mathematics 176 Sherman Rd. Chestnut Hill, Mass. Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Cam- pion Lector Society, President; Resident Assistant; Purple Key; Sodality; Sanctuary So- ciety; IRC; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Winter Weekend Com- mittee; Baseball; NROTC; Trident Society

PAUL F. DONOHUE, JR. THOMAS E. DORAN WILLIAM T. DOWLING, JR. TIMOTHY DOWNS B.S. History A.B. History B.S. Sociology B.S. History 112 Murray Ave. 46 Hughes St. 789 Brush Hill Rd. New York Ave. Delmar, N. Y. Quincy, Mass. Milton, Mass. Oak Bluffs, Mass. The Crusader; Glee Club; Dean's List 3; IRC; St. Glee Club; Rugby; Senior The Crusader; IRC; Senior Young Democrats; Senior Thomas More Society; Young Brother Program Brother Program Brother Program; AFROTC Democrats

RICHARD J. DOYLE, JR. A.B. English 33 Boyden St. Worcester, Mass. Varsity Quartet, Leader; The Crusader; Glee Club; Paks, CCD; Choir; Junior Prom Committee; AFROTC

258 EDWARD V. DRINAN, JR. B.S. Sociology 33 Branch Rd. Weymouth, Mass. Biology Society; Conservative Club; Young Republicans; Senior Brother Program; Win- ter Weekend Committee; Rug- by; AFROTC

JAMES K. DUKE B.S. Accounting Curry Lane ALFRED H. DUERBIG, JR. B. Hyde Park, N. Y. S. Psychology Young Democrats; Grant Senior 315 Ave. Brother Program; Winter Nutley, N. J. Weekend Committee; The Crusader; Knights of NROTC; Trident Society Columbus, Secretary; Student Government; WCHC; St. Thomas More Society; Senior Brother Program; Winter ARTHUR A. DULANEY, III Weekend Committee; Arnold A.B. Economics Air Society; AFROTC 1914 Shannon Ct. Alexandria, Va. Dean's List 3; 1843 Club Trustee; Economics Club; Senior Brother Program; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Sailing; AFROTC; Arnold Air So- ciety, Commander; The Purple

SAMUEL J. D'URSO, JR. B.S. Biology 6 East Prospect St. Methuen, Mass. Merrimack Valley Club, Presi- dent; Dean's List 3; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Knights of Co- lumbus; Biology Society; Sen- ior Brother Program

DAVID M. DUVARNEY A.B. Pre-Medical 1121/2 Berlin St.' Clinton, Mass. Freshman Class Vice-Presi- 259 dent; Class Council; Purple Patcher; Senior Brother Pro- gram I

DENNIS M. DWYER B.S. Political Science 62 Prospect St. White Plains, N. Y. Football; Baseball

t LAWRENCE S. EARLEY A.B. English 185 Liberty Rd. Englewood, N. J. Sodality; Purple Patcher, As- sistant Editor; The Purple; Emerald Shield; Sanctuary Society; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Freshman Baseball

i PETER L. EIDENBACH B.S. Biology Old Morrisville Rd. I Stowe, Vt. Glee Club; Biology Society

JOHN J. EGAN JOSEPH H. EGAN A.B. History B.S. Accounting 51 Oxford Rd. 72 Manor Rd. Longmeadow, Mass. Lynbroak, N. Y. Sophomore Class Treasurer; St. Thomas More Society; Purple Key; Class Council; Senior Brother Program; Jun- 1843 Club Trustee; St. Thom- ior Prom Committee; Track as More Society; Young EKERT Democrats; Senior Brother CONRAD J. 1 Program; Junior Prom Com- B.S. Accounting mittee; Sailing, Co-Captain 1813 Radcliff Ave. New York, N. Y. Student Government; Knights of Columbus; Economics Club; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Football; Lacrosse

1 260 MICHAEL F. ELEEY I A.B. English 324 Buffalo Ave. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Glee Club; Paks; Biology So- ciety; Senior Brother Pro-- gram; Rugby

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JOHN M. FACCIOLA A.B. History Honors 1026 65th St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Dean's List 1,2,3; Purple Patcher; The Crusader; Phi Alpha Theta; Junior Year $ Abroad WILLIAM F. EMSWILER B.S. Economics-Accounting 49 Chapman Rd. West Hartford, Conn. Purple Patcher, Patrons Man- ager; The Crusader; WCHC; Knights of Columbus; St. Thomas More Society

$ RICHARD M. FARACI B.S. Biology 2 Alfred Park Bradford, Mass. Merrimack Valley Club, Secre- tary; Alpha Epsilon Delta; RONALD J. FERRERI Knights of Columbus; Biology B.S. History Society 26 Fairfield Ave. I Darien, Conn. WCHC; Sanctuary Society; Cross and Crucible; IRC; His- EDWARD J. FEEHERRY, JR. tory Academy; St. Thomas B.S. Mathematics More Society; Young Demo- 157 Providence St. crats; Senior Brother Pro- Worcester, Mass. gram; Junior Prom Com- Student Government; NROTC mittee

I CORNELIUS T. FINNEGAN, III A.B. History 294 Wentworth Ave. Lowell; Mass. Dean's List 3; History Acad- emy; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Young Democrats; Jun- ior Prom Committee

JOSEPH C. FISCHER B.S. Mathematics Waterloo Rd. Ellicott City, Md. Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Baseball

J. MICHAEL FISCHER B.S. Economics 7525 Algonquin Drive Indian Hill, Ohio CCD; Sanctuary Society; Eco- nomics Club; St. Thomas More Society; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Foot- ball; Sailing

KYRAN J. FLANNERY A.B. Economics 183 Colonial Ave. Albany, N. Y. Knights of Columbus; Eco- nomics Club; IRC; Young Democrats; Senior Brother JOSEPH M. FITZGERALD Program; Freshman Baseball; B.S. Mathematics Golf; Rugby; Bridge Club 27 Mountain View St. South Hadley Falls, Mass. Dean's List 2,3; Senior Class BRIAN J. FLATLEY Secretary; Resident Assistant; B.S. History CCD; Young Democrats; Sen- 23 Lincoln St. ior Brother Program; Junior Manchester, Mass. Prom Committee; NROTC; Football; Track Trident Society; Cross Cur- rent; Semper Fidelis Society, President KENNETH J. FLEURANT A. B. Modern Languages 10 Heywood St. Worcester, Mass. Dean's List 3; John Colet So- ciety, Vice-President; French Society, President

RICHARD F. FLORYAN B.S. Physics 71 Penn Drive W. Hartford, Conn. Fencing, Sailing

THOMAS F. X. FOLEY A.B. History CHARLES W. FLYNN MICHAEL J. FLYNN 5 Ocean Ave. B.S. Physics A.B. Political Science Spring Lake, N. J. 27 Alden St. 34 Maple Circle St. Thomas More Society; Waltham, Mass. Shrewsbury, Mass. Senior Brother Program; Win- WCHC; Physics Society; St. Thomas More Society ter Weekend Committee; Foot- Senior Brother Program; ball; Lacrosse, Co-Captain; NROTC; Trident Society; Swimming, Co-Captain Amateur Radio Society

ROGER C. FORASTE B.S. Sociology 10 Tunstall Rd. Scarsdale, N. Y. Glee Club, Freshman Leader; Resident Assistant; Paks; Sanctuary Society; Band; Sen- ior Brother Program 264

KEVIN J. FOSTER B.S. English 39 Fullerton St. Albany, N. Y. Sodality; Knights of Colum- bus; Winter Weekend Com- mittee; Baseball; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society, Executive Commander

JOSEPH C. FRANCIS Louis E. FRIEDHEIM MELVYN J. FRYDRYCH ROBERT C. GALLAGHER B.S. Psychology B.S. Economics B.S. Economics A.B. Pre-Medical 28 Greenleaf Dr. 632 Bonnie Brae 1 Masconomet Rd. 107 Washington St. Danvers, Mass. River Forest, Ill. Ipswich, Mass. Newton, Mass. CCD; Lacrosse Student Government; Emerald Dean's List 3; Student Gov- Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Shield; CCD, Treasurer; Sen- ernment; Economics Club; Society ior Brother Program; Cheer- IRC; John Colet Society; Sen- leader; Wrestling, Captain; ior Brother Program Chicagoland Club, President

THOMAS E. GALLAGHER A.B. History Honors 18114 Parkside Detroit, Mich. Student Body President; Jun- ior Class President; Dean's List 1,2,3; Alpha Sigma Nu; Resident Assistant; Purple Key; Sodality; Class Council; The Crusader; Cross and Scroll; BJF Debating; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee; Student Dis- cipline Board

266 JOHN C. GANNON A.B. English 28 Baker St. Worcester, Mass. Sodality, Day Student Prefect; Alpha Sigma Nu; The Cru- sader; Purple Patcher; Senior Brother Program

ROBERT E. GILLIS, JR. B.S. Biology 70 Forest Dr. WILLIAM P. GERVAIS Springfield, N. J. B.S. Mathematics Biology Society; Senior Broth- 1 Malden St. er Program; Junior Prom Worcester, Mass. Committee; Soccer; Rugby Sodality

GEORGE J. GILSON A.B. Pre-Medical Honors 94-01 86th Ave. Woodhaven, N. Y. Dean's List 1,2,3; Delta Ep- silon Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Society; Biol- ogy Journal; Senior Brother Program

PETER A. GIULIANI B.S. Economics 15 College St. Montpelier, Vt. Dean's List 3; Christian En- Economics JAMES C. GOEBEL counter; Choir; Republicans B.S. Chemistry Honors Club; Young 7501 York Dr. Clayton, Mo. Dean's List 1,2; Cross and Crucible; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Freshman Basketball; St. Louis Club, Treasurer

267 WILLIAM A. COMES A.B. History 39 Ocean Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. WCHC; IRC; Young Republi- cans; Junior Year Abroad

PHILIP W. GOULET JOSEPH F. GORSKI B.S. Economics A.B. History 12 Meadowbrook Drive 8 Maple St. Hadley, Mass. Webster, Mass. Economics Club

LEO P. GRACIANO WILLIAM J. GRANNAN A.B. French B.S. Sociology 6 Waterman St. 311 Massachusetts Ave. Worcester, Mass. Arlington, Mass. Boston Club, Vice President; Dean's List 2; Sodality; Sanc- tuary Society; Freshman Foot- DENNIS M. GRIFFIN ball; Freshman Basketball; B.S. Economics Baseball 81 Sanford Pl. Jersey City, N. J. Economics Club; International Relations Club; St. Thomas More Society; Senior Brother 268 Program; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Interracial Justice Club FREDERICK J. GRIFFIN B.S. Economics 57 Hillside Dr. Portsmouth, N. H. Sanctuary Society; Economics Club: International Relations Club; Young Democrats; Sen- ior Brother Program

WILLIAM F. HACK WILLIAM P. GUINEY B.S. Sociology JOHN G. GUINAN B.S. Physics 48 Sharp Hill Rd. A.B. Philosophy 44 Morrison Rd. West Wilton, Conn. 57 Bartram Ave. Wakefield, Mass. Sodality, Prefect; Resident Bridgeport, Conn. Physics Society; Economics Assistant; Emerald Shield; Amateur Radio Society, Presi- Club; Senior Brother Pro- Senior Brother Program; dent; The Crusader; CCD; gram; Golf; NROTC; Trident Freshman Football; Track; Sanctuary Society Society NROTC; Trident Society

PETER D. GRIFFIN A.B. Economics 37 Howard Ave. Staten Island, N. Y.

VINCENT J. HACKETT, JR. B.S. Economics 2 Lake Rd. North Branford, Conn. Economics Club; Young Dem- ocrats; Senior Brother Pro- gram 269 JAMES P. HAMPSEY A.B. Pre-Medical 129 Seminole Dr. Pittsburgh, Pa. CCD, President; Dean's List 2; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Emer- ald Shield; Sanctuary Society; Biology Society; Young Dem- ocrats; Senior Brother Pro- gram

RICHARD C. HAND B.S. History 15 Wigwam Path Babylon, N. Y. St. Thomas More Society; Senior Brother Program; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Home- coming Committee

TIMOTHY J. HARTNETT B.S. Chemistry 136 Woodward Dr. West Seneca, N. Y. Winter Weekend Committee; NROTC; Trident Society

JOSEPH R. HARASIMOWICZ, JR. W. DAVID HARRINGTON A.B. Pre-Medical A.B. History Honors 10 Bancroft St. 150 Greenway Terr. Gardner, Mass. Forest Hills, N. Y. Dean's List 3; Resident As- Dean's List 1,2,3; Sodality; sistant; Biology Society; Sen- The Crusader; Cross and ior Brother Program Scroll; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Junior Year Abroad JOHN P. HAYES A.B. English 2630 Kingsbridge Terr. Bronx, N. Y. Freshman Class Secretary; Class Council; 1843 Club Trustee; Biology Society; Bas- ketball; Freshman Baseball

270 WILLIAM E. HAYNES B.S. Physics 11 Marilyn Rd. Milton, Mass. Cross Products, Editor; WCHC; Physics Society; Amateur Radio Society

JOHN W. HENDERSON B.S. Chemistry 211 Groveland Ave. Endwell, N. Y. Cross and Crucible, President; Knights of Columbus; Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society i DAVID J. HEALY B.S. Psychology 206 Boulevard St. Passaic, N. J. Glee Club, Secretary; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee; Psi Chi

1 JAMES P. HERGET B.S. Political Science 2178 Harcourt Dr. Cleveland Heights, Ohio Business Board, Chairman; Senior Brother Program, Ex- ecutive Assistant; Dean's List 3; Resident Assistant; IRC; Freshman Football DAVID A. HESSION 1 A.B. History 16 Hillside Ave. Winchester, Mass. EDWARD F. HOARD St. Thomas More Society; B.S. Accounting Freshman Baseball; Hockey; 212 Mendon St. NROTC; Trident Society Uxbridge, Mass. JAMES P. HAMPSEY A.B. Pre-Medical 129 Seminole Dr. Pittsburgh, Pa. CCD, President; Dean's List 2; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Emer- ald Shield; Sanctuary Society; Biology Society; Young Dem- ocrats; Senior Brother Pro- gram

RICHARD C. HAND B.S. History 15 Wigwam Path Babylon, N. Y. St. Thomas More Society; Senior Brother Program; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Home- coming Committee

TIMOTHY J. HARTNETT B.S. Chemistry 136 Woodward Dr. West Seneca, N. Y. Winter Weekend Committee; NROTC; Trident Society

270 WILLIAM E. HAYNES B.S. Physics 11 Marilyn Rd. Milton, Mass. Cross Products, Editor; WCHC; Physics Society; Amateur Radio Society

JOHN W. HENDERSON B.S. Chemistry 211 Groveland Ave. Endwell, N. Y. Cross and Crucible, President; Knights of Columbus; Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society DAVID J. HEALY B.S. Psychology 206 Boulevard St. Passaic, N. J. Glee Club, Secretary; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee; Psi Chi

JAMES P. HERGET B.S. Political Science 2178 Harcourt Dr. Cleveland Heights, Ohio Business Board, Chairman; Senior Brother Program, Ex- ecutive Assistant; Dean's List 3; Resident Assistant; IRC; Freshman Football DAVID A. HESSION A.B. History 16 Hillside Ave. Winchester, Mass. EDWARD F. HOARD St. Thomas More Society; B.S. Accounting Freshman Baseball; Hockey; 212 Mendon St. NROTC; Trident Society Uxbridge, Mass. GREGERY P. HOCHSTEIN A.B. Pre-Medical Economics 911 73rd St. North Bergen, N. J. Basketball; Senior Brother Program

KENNETH C. HOFFER B.S. History Honors R. R.1 Watertown, Wisc. Dean's List 1,2,3; Delta Ep- silon Sigma; The Crusader; Purple Patcher; Cross and Scroll; Fenwick Theatre Com- pany; Emerald Shield; Glee JOHN D. HODGES, JR. Club A.B. History 2 Kingston Rd. Newton, Mass. Boston Club, Vice President; Football, Manager; Sanctuary Society; Biology Society; St. Thomas More Society; Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; Hockey

J. MICHAEL HOOBAN B.S. Psychology 36 Balmoral Dr. Berkley Heights, N. J. Psi Chi; WCHC; Junior RICHARD C. HOLIHAN, JR. Prom Committee; NROTC; , B.S. Biology Trident Society 1079 Cherry Hill La. West Webster, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology THOMAS C. HOYE Society; Young Democrats; B.S. History Senior Brother Program; Jun- 32 Cedar St. ior Prom Committee Taunton, Mass. CCD, Vice President; Purple Patcher; Sanctuary Society; Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee JAMES P. HUBBARD A.B. History Honors 215-02 94th Rd. Oueens Village, N.Y. The Crusader, Features Edi- tor; Dean's List 1,3; Purple Patcher

W. ROGERS HUNT B.S. Political Science 1 Edgewater Dr. Dover, Mass. Winter Weekend Committee; Dean's List 3; IRC; NROTC, Marine Corps; Trident Soci- ety; Semper Fidelis Society

VINCENT 0. IKEH GEORGE A. INGRAM, JR. B.S. Biology B.S. Accounting No. 1 Ikom 101 King Philip Circle PETER A. JACQUES Abakaliki, Nigeria Warwick, R.I. B.S. Economics Biology Society; Senior Broth- Purple Patcher, Business Man- 54 Sussex Rd. er Program; Soccer ager; Homecoming Commit- Westwood, N.J. tee, Business Manager; The Senior Brother Program; Page, Business Manager; Cheerleader; Rugby Knights of Columbus; Senior Brother Program; Prom Pre- lude Committee THEODORE J. JAKUBIAK A.B. Sociology 32 Wayne St. Worcester, Mass. Glee Club; Senior Brother Program

273 EMIL J. JAWOREK B.S. Chemistry 272 Bolton St. WILLIAM L. JUSKA, JR. Marlborough, Mass. A.B. History Physics Society, Secretary; 28 Irving Place Dean's List 1; Class Council; Eatontown, CCD; N. J. Cross and Crucible; Resident Assistant; Purple Young Democrats Key; Student Government; Class Council; The Crusader; Sanctuary Society; Senior RICHARD JURGES Brother Program; Junior A.B. History Prom Committee; Homecom- 94-34 216th St. ing Committee Queens Village, N. Y. Purple Patcher; The Crusa- der; The Purple; Emerald Shield

JEROME D. JussAumE JAMES M. KAYNEY B.S. Sociology A.B. Economics 11 Gilboa St. 16 Winding Way Douglas, Mass. Morris Plains, N. J. AFROTC The Crusader; Economics Club W. KENNEDY KEANE A.B. History 5006 Cathedral Ave. Washington, D. C. Dean's List 2,3; Alpha Sigma Nu, Vice-President; Purple Patcher, Activities Editor; Resident Assistant; Purple 274 Key; The Crusader; CCD; Sanctuary Society; Senior Brother Program FERDINAND T. KELLEY A.B. History 360 Arborway Jamaica Plain, Mass. Economics Club; IRC; St. Thomas More Society; Con- servative Club; Young Repub- licans; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Hockey

JAMES M. KELLY B.S. Economics 70 Superior Rd. RICHARD J. KELLEY Bellerose, N. Y. A.B. History THOMAS A. KELLEY Economics Club; Senior 35 Fremont St. B.S. History Brother Program; Junior Lowell, Mass. 84 Church St. Prom Committee; Winter History Academy; St. Thomas West Roxbury, Mass. Weekend Committee; La- More Society; Young Demo- Student Government; IRC; crosse; NROTC; Trident So- crats Young Democrats ciety

GEORGE P. KELLEY A.B. History 249 Princeton St. East Boston, Mass. WCHC; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Winter Weekend Com- mittee; Rugby; Sailing; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society

MARTIN T. KELLY A.B. Classics 70 Harbor Ave. Nashua, N. H. IRC; Young Democrats; Hockey 275 JOHN M. KERRY B.S. English 127 Common St. Saco, Me. Baseball, Captain; Resident Assistant; Student Govern- ment; Sanctuary Society; Senior Brother Program; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society

MICHAEL J. KEYES THOMAS P. KILEY EARL P. KIRMSER JAMES J. KITTREDGE, JR. B.S. Biology B.S. Political Science B.S. English BS. English 245 Vaughn's Gap 147 Franklin St. Bridle Path East 24 Harrison Ave. Nashville, Tenn. Elmont, N. Y. Sands Point Fitchburg, Mass. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Fen- Junior Class Secretary; Resi- Port Washington, N. Y. Junior Prom Committee; wick Theatre Company; Em- dent Assistant; Purple Key; Football, Co-Captain; Dean's Graduate Studies Committee erald Shield; Knights of Co- Class Council; IRC; Senior List 1; Freshman Class Secre- lumbus; Choir; Biology So- Brother Program; Junior tary; Alpha Sigma Nu; Resi- ciety; Biology Journal; Sen- Prom Committee; Football; dent Assistant; Purple Key; ior Brother Program; Rugby Freshman Baseball Student Government; Emerald Shield; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Baseball

ELLIOTT L. KLEIN B.S. Sociology 7306 Park Ave. North Bergen, N. J. Baseball; John Colet Society

276 ROBERT J. KLINE B.S. Sociology 220 Park Ave. Merrick, N. Y. Senior Brother Program

STEPHEN R. KRAMER B.S. Mathematics 515 State St. Salina, Kansas KENNETH J. KLUXEN Dean's List 3; CCD; Knights B.S. History of Columbus; Math Club; 407 Kerrigan Blvd. Senior Brother Program; Jun- Newark, N. J. ior Prom Committee Sanctuary Society; IRC; Sen- ior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee; Football; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society RICHARD P. LAGUE B.S. English 53 Weaver St. West Warwick, R. I. Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; Track; Rugby

PAUL A. LAMBERT A.B. Philosophy 811 West St. Leominster, Mass. Dean's List 3; WCHC; N. KENNETH LAMURA Knights of Columbus; Senior B.S. Biology Brother Program; Cheerleader 7 Roger St. Shrewsbury, Mass. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Society; Young Democrats

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ROBERT W. LANNAN, JR. B.S. Biology 5119 Wooddale Glen Minneapolis, Minn. Purple Key; Biology Society; Senior Brother Program; Jun- ior Prom Committee

MICHAEL A. LANTIERE B.S. Biology 251 East St. Plainville, Conn. Biology Society; Biology Jour- nal; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee

GERARD W. LARusso A.B. Pre-Medical R.F.D. #1 Edward La. Yorktown Heights, N. Y. Young Democrats; Rugby; AFROTC; Drill Team

PETER T. LARMOUR RONALD W. LAROCHELLE B.S. History-Political Science B.S. Chemistry 14 The Ridge 14 Lowell St. Plandome, N. Y. Worcester, Mass. Economics Club; John Colet AFROTC; CCD Society; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Young Republicans; Senior Brother Program; Homecoming Committee; EDWIN P. LAVIN Amateur Radio Society B.S. Political Science 43-51 Utopia Pky. Flushing, N. Y. IRC; Winter Weekend Com- mittee; Football; Freshman Baseball; AFROTC

280 DAVID G. LAWLESS A.B. Pre-Medical 592 Third St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Class Council; WCHC; Biol- ogy Society; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Com- mittee

JOHN J. LIBERA, JR. B.S. Mathematics 7612 Bull Run Dr. St. Louis, Mo. Senior Brother Program; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Math Club; The Page

EDWIN C. LAWRENCE B.S. English 3247 Pittston Ave. Scranton, Pa.

RICHARD A. LIGUORI B.S. Sociology 1299 Palmer Ave. Larchmont, N. Y. Junior Prom Committee; Class Council; Knights of Colum- bus; Senior Brother Program; Freshman Football; Crew JOSEPH T. LILLY B.S. Economics MELVIN J. LOBDELL 3245 Beech St. A.B. Pre-Medical Washington, D. C. 717 Polk St. Football, Co-Captain; Student Gary, Ind. Government; Sanctuary So- Alpha Epsilon Delta; WCHC; ciety; Economics Club; Young Biology Society; Young Dem- Republicans; Track; Rugby ocrats Louis A. LOBES, JR. B.S. Biology Honors 53 Beech Tree Lane Pelham Manor, N. Y. Biology Society, President; Dean's List 2; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Journal, Edi- tor; Resident Assistant; Chris- tian Encounter; Rugby

STEPHEN F. LONG A.B. English 89-38 117th St. Richmond Hill, N. Y. Freshman Track; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society

MICHAEL J. LOGAN B.S. Political Science 2 Ashburnham Rd. Worcester, Mass. IRC; Rugby

ROBERT E. LUND B.S. Political Science 69 Whittier Rd. Pawtucket, R. I. Winter Weekend Committee; Semper Fidelis Society, Vice- President; Dean's List 3; Student Government; IRC; Senior Brother Program; LESTER L. LOVIER, JR. NROTC, Marine Corps; Tri- B.S. History dent Society 109 West Linden St. Rome, N. Y. Sanctuary Society, Vice-Pre- PETER J. LYNCH fect; Track, Manager; Dean's B.S. Accounting List 1,2,3; Delta Epsilon Sig- 362 Williams Rd. ma; Purple Patcher; The Wynnewood, Pa. Crusader; Emerald Shield; Winter Weekend Committee; Knights of Columbus; IRC; Sanctuary Society; Junior John Colet Society; St. Thom- Prom Committee; NROTC; as More Society; Young Re- Trident Society; Cross Current publicans; Senior Brother Program MICHAEL A. MADDEN B.S. Psychology 75 Clark St. Hartford, Conn. IRC; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Freshman Basketball; Psi Chi

MICHAEL R. MAGUIRE A.B. Philosophy 3438 Stettinius Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio Resident Assistant; Sodality; Sanctuary Society; St. Thomas More Society; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Football

GEORGE E. MAHONEY EUGENE 0. MAJOR B.S. Mathematics A.B. Biology 27 Hoy Terrace 12221 South Harvard St. WILFRED J. MAJOR Milton, Mass. Chicago, Ill. A.B. English Biology Society; Track; Chicagoland Club, Treasurer; 12221 South Harvard Ave. Rugby Sodality; The Crusader; Sanc- Chicago, Ill. tuary Society; Biology Society Sodality; Biology Society

JOHN P. MALONE A.B. Pre-Medical 2213 Coventry Rd. Cleveland Heights, Ohio Freshman Class Treasurer; Sodality; Student Govern- ment; Biology Society; Senior Brother Program; Football; Lacrosse; Rugby

283 CHARLES F. MANSFIELD, JR. CHARLES P. MALONEY, III A.B. Sociology B.S. History 62 Fairmount Blvd. 4.009 Oliver St. Garden City, N. Y. Chevy Chase, Md. Student Government; Class Football, Manager; The Cru- Council; Purple Patcher; sader; Senior Brother Pro- Knights of Columbus; St. gram Thomas More Society; Senior Brother Program; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Football; Winter Weekend EUGENE F. MALONEY Committee; NROTC, Marine B.S. History Corps; Semper Fidelis So- 97 Intervale St. ciety, Treasurer; Cross Cur- Roslyn Estates, N. Y. rent Student Government; Sanc- tuary Society; IRC; Senior Brother Program; Winter Weekend Committee; NROTC, Marine Corps; Trident Society

PATRICK R. MANZO MICHAEL P. MARNIK B.S. Physics A.B. English 111 Culver Ave. 67 Superior St. Jersey City, N. J. Lynn, Mass. Physics Society, President; Cross Current, Co-Editor; Sen- Knights of Columbus; Senior ior Brother Program; Sanc- Brother Program; Amateur tuary Society; Junior Prom MICHAEL D. MARSHALL Radio Society Committee; Winter Weekend A.B. Philosophy Committee; Track; NROTC 4234 Hilaria Way-A Newport Beach, Calif. Sodality; Student Govern- ment; Cross and Scroll; Chris- tian Encounter; Sanctuary So- 284 ciety; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Senior Brother Pro- gram JOHN C. MARTIN B.S. English 58 Mulberry La. New Rochelle, N. Y. Glee Club; Paks; Biology So- ciety; NROTC; Navy Band

JOHN S. MASTERSON, JR. B.S. History Domaine Du Petit Beauregard La Celle St. Cloud, France Varsity Quartet, Leader; THOMAS W. MATERNA Young Republicans, Secre- B.S. Biology tary; Glee Club; CCD; Band; 357 River Dr. JOHN J. MARXER Choir; Senior Brother Pro- Garfield, N. L B.S. Psychology gram; Junior Prom Commit- Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology 550 Sanders Rd. tee; Winter Weekend Com- Society; Band; Senior Broth- Deerfield, Ill. mittee; AFROTC; Arnold Air er Progrsm; Junior Prom Psi Chi; The Crusader Society Committee; AFROTC

RONALD E. MARTIN B.S. English 4633 47th St. Washington, D. C. WCHC; Senior Brother Pro- gram; John Colet Society

EDWIN R. MATTHEWS B.S. Political Science 350 Turrell Ave. South Orange, N. J. New Jersey Club, President; Class Council; Student Gov- ernment; St. Thomas More Society; 1843 Club Trustee; Young Democrats; Senior Brother Program; Winter Weekend Committee; La- crosse; Rugby; NROTC; Tri- dent Society; Semper Fidelis Society; Cross Current 285 HERBERT C. MATTHEWS, JR. B.S. History 1242 Southampton Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. Conservative Club, Chairman; Young Republicans Club; St. Thomas More Society; Purple Patcher; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Homecoming Commit- tee; NROTC; Trident Society

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FRANCIS H. MATTINGLY ALTON P. MATTIOLI, JR. RAYMOND L. MCCABE, JR. BRIAN S. MCCARTHY I B.S. Accounting B.S. History B.S. Economics A.B. Pre-Medical 7107 Laverock Lane 5 Goddard Ct. 582 Everdell Ave. 60 Highland Ave. 1 Bethesda, Md. Plymouth, Mass. West Islip, N. Y. Leominster, Mass. NROTC; Trident Society; Intramurals, Commissioner; Class Council; Winter Week- Sem per Fidelis Society; Sen- IRC; Band; Senior Brother end Committee, Secretary; ior Brother Program; Junior Program; Winter Weekend Cross and Crucible; CCD; Prom Committee; Homecom- Committee; AFROTC; Golf, NROTC; Trident Society ing Committee; Lacrosse Manager; Freshman Football

JOHN J. MCCARTHY B.S. Economics Honors 389 Lafayette St. Salem, Mass. Dean's List 2,3; Economics Club, President; The Cru- sader, News Editor; United World Federalists, President

286 WILLIAM D. MCCARTHY B.S. History 37 Garfield Rd. Melrose, Mass. Student Government; St. Thomas More Society; Senior Brother Program; Track; Rugby

PATRICK E. MCDERMOTT A.B. Philosophy Honors 9816 F St. JAMES F. MCCLUSKEY Omaha, Neb. B.S. History The Purple, Poetry Editor; 209 Iris Circle Cross and Scroll; Fenwick Tallahassee, Fla. Theatre Company Class Council; The Crusader; IRC; Young Democrats; Sen- ior Brother Program; Bridge Club WALTER I. MCDONOUGH, JR. A.B. History Holly Pines Farm Holmdel, N. J. IRC; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Sailing; NROTC; Tri- dent Society

JOHN MCGINLEY A.B. French 411 Passaic St. Hackensack, N. J. Junior Year Abroad; Conser- THOMAS B. McGowAN vative Club A.B. History Honors 2751 Jameston Dr. Rocky River, Ohio Dean's List 1,2,3; Delta Ep- silon Sigma; Cross and Scroll; CCD; History Academy; St. Thomas More Society. Presi- dent; Young Democrats; Young Republicans; Senior Brother Program

287 JOSEPH A. McGaAw B.S. English 39 North Pine Ave. Albany, N. Y. Rugby, Captain; Senior Broth- er Program

DANIEL D. MCLAUGHLIN, JR. B.S. Biology 447 45th St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sanctuary Society; Knights of Columbus; Biology Society; Lacrosse; Amateur Radio So- ciety

ROBERT D. McMANus A.B. History 120-11 149 Ave. Jamaica, N. Y. Biology Society; IRC; His- tory Academy; Young Demo- crats; Senior Brother Pro- gram

MAURICE E. MCLOUGHLIN, JR. MICHAEL T. McMANus A.B. History A.B. English 560 First St. 52 School St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Fitchburg, Mass. The Crusader; Student Gov- Sodality; Glee Club ernment; Sailing; Business Board

BRIAN J. MCMENIMEN B.S. English 45 Wellesley Rd. Belmont, Mass. St. Thomas More Society; Boston Club, Secretary

288 EDWARD T. MCNAMARA A.B. History 270 Lotte Rd. Ridgewood, N. J. Emerald Shield, Chairman; Honorary Freshman Class President; Junior Prom Com- mittee, Co-Chairman; 1843 Club, Treasurer; Resident As- sistant; Class Council; Senior Brother Program; Student Judicial Board

J. KEVIN MCVEIGH A.B. Philosophy Honors 6832 Gorsten St. Philadelphia, Pa. Purple Key, Chairman; Stu- dent Judicial Board, Chair- man; Student Government, Treasurer; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Golden Dispatch, Edi- tor-in-Chief; Alpha Sigma Nu; PATRICK S. MCNULTY Resident Assistant; Sodality; B.S. Biology The Crusader; Sanctuary So- 534 Pinewood St. ciety; Senior Brother Pro- Glencoe, Ill. gram Glee Club; WCHC; Biology Society

THOMAS A. McVEtcx, A.B. Pre-Medical 54 Beechwood Rd. East Braintree, Mass. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Purple Patcher; The Crusader; Fen- wick Theatre Company; CCD; Biology Society; Young Re- publicans; Senior Brother Pro- JOSEPH B. MCWILLIAMS gram B.S. History 44 Girard Ave. Chatham, N. J. Sanctuary Society; Cross and Crucible; Young Democrats; JOSEPH K. MEAGHER, JR. Senior Brother Program; Jun- B.S. Chemistry ior Prom Committee; Winter Dudley Hill Rd. Weekend Committee; Dudley, Mass. NROTC; Trident Society Cross and Crucible PETER L. MEEHAN B.S. Biology 1254 Crest Haven Dr. Silver Spring, Md. Resident Assistant; Purple Key; Biology Society; Senior Brother Program; Homecom- ing Committee; Football; Baseball

ROBERT P. MEIKLE B.S. Psychology 24 Carey St. Newport, R. I. Knights of Columbus; IRC; St. Thomas More Society; Sen- ior Brother Program; Psi Chi

JOSEPH W. MEHM A.B. Pre-Medical 58 Broad St. Lynn, Mass. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Presi- dent; Sanctuary Society; Class Council

JOHN R. MICHELS A.B. Economics 153 Dorchester Rd. Scarsdale, N. Y. WCHC, Program Manager; Junior Prom Committee; Sail- ing, Vice-Commodore; Student Government; Senior Brother MICHAEL S. MELNYK Program; Homecoming Com- A.B. Mathematics mittee 300 Cypress Ave. Woodlynne, N. J. Resident Assistant; Glee Club Jon' R. MIDDLETON B.S. Biology 330 Academy St. South Orange, N. J. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Biology Society; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Homecoming Com- mittee MATTE° M. MILAZZO A.B. Political Science 430 Centennial Dr. Syracuse, N. Y. Junior Year Abroad_

BERNARD R. MIMNO B.S. Psychology 57 Highland Ave. Adams, Mass. Dean's List 3; Biology So- ciety; St. Thomas More So- ciety; Senior Brother Pro- gram; Golf; Rugby; Psi Chi

GEORGE E. MITTELHOLZER A.B. History KENNETH A. MINICHELLO THOMAS E. MITCHELL 95 Woodland St. A.B. Pre-Medical A.B. Psychology Honors Tenafly, N. J. 1844 Bay Ridge Pkwy. 11 Egypt Beach Rd. New Jersey Club, Vice-Presi- Brooklyn, N. Y. Scituate, Mass. dent; St. Thomas More So- Junior Prom Committee, Co- Dean's List 1,2,3; Senior ciety; Senior Brother Pro- Chairman; Alpha Epsilon Del- Brother Program; Psi Chi gram; Junior Prom Commit- ta; Student Government; Biol- tee; Homecoming Committee ogy Society; Senior Brother Program

ROBERT L. MOLINO B.S. Psychology 614 Blair St. Portage, Pa. Band, Student Director; Sen- ior Brother Program, Chair- man; Winter Weekend Com- mittee, Chairman; NROTC; Resident Assistant; Class Council; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Trident Society; Psi Chi; Dance Band

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