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10-5-2013 2013 Annual Dinner Program The 'OCallahan Society, College of the Holy Cross

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Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 Hogan Campus Center College of the Holy Cross Chairman’s Welcome

James F. Delehaunty ’67

O’Callahan Society Chairman James F. Delehaunty ‘67 with his wife, Katherine Delehaunty, at the May 2013 Commissioning ceremony

Dear Members, Friends & Guests, I thank Bill McCarthy ’76 and Bill Dougherty ’73 for pinch hitting for me Welcome to the thirteenth in a series this morning at the Society’s annual of speaker events sponsored by the meeting. I also thank the midshipmen O’Callahan Society. Since 2001, when battalion for hosting the Society at its tail Bill Dempsey ’63 began this event, we gate before this afternoon’s game. have been fortunate to attract eight flag For their efforts to make this evening officers as speakers. possible I would like to acknowledge Our keynote speaker tonight is the and thank Tom Cadigan ’02, Alumni first of seven flag officers commissioned Relations Office; Suzanne Morrissey, from the Holy Cross NROTC unit in editor of Holy Cross Magazine; Cindy the 1970s. I came to know him when I Hayes of the Naval Science Department served as the aviation and freshmen class and our emcee this evening, Lester officer, 1971–1974. As a 1/c midshipman, Paquin, Society member ab initio. he became the tenth recipient of the Fr. Finally I give special acknowledgement Joseph T. O’Callahan Memorial Bowl and thanks to Katherine, my wife, who award in 1973. has supported the Society in more ways This evening the Society welcomes than I can count. to Mount St. James Calvin Slocumb USN, the twenty-sixth Chair Please enjoy the evening. of Naval Science and Commanding Officer of the Holy Cross-Yale NROTC Cordially, Consortium. We will also acknowledge the contributions of Commander Jamie Jim Delehaunty ’67 Godwin USN, the Unit’s Executive Chair Autumn at Holy Cross. [ON THE COVER This view of the O’Kane clock tower captures the old and the new: Officer who begins his fourth and final a sliver of the modern Integrated Science Complex on the left, and one of the Fenwick spires on the right.] year at the Holy Cross. Today’s Events Looking Back

Homecoming & Dinner Program Past Speakers

Society Annual Meeting Dinner Program 2008 9 a.m. Reception VADM Bruce MacDonald, JAGC, USN, 10 a.m. Annual Meeting Pledge of Allegiance Holy Cross ’78 Hogan Campus Center, Room 304 Navy Judge Advocate General Invocation, Rev. Earle Markey, S.J., ’55 Pre-Game Tail Gate 2007 11 a.m. NROTC spaces between Carlin Introductions, Lester Paquin RDML Arnold Lotring, USN, and Stein Halls Holy Cross ’78 Dinner Commander, Harvard v Holy Cross Football Game Naval Service Training Command 1 p.m. Fitton Field Presentation, Jim Delehaunty 2006 Society Dinner Keynote Speaker, Barry Costello RDML William McCarthy, USN, 5:30 p.m. Reception VADM Ret. Holy Cross ’76 6:30 p.m. Dinner 2012 Commander, Operational Test and Hogan Campus Center Benediction, Paul Covino, NROTC RADM Garry J. Bonelli Evaluation Force Suites A-C (4th Floor) Chaplain (above, with wife, Marti, at last year’s O’Callahan Society Dinner) 2005 Deputy Commander, Naval Special RADM Louis Iasiello, CHC, USN Warfare Command Chief of Navy Chaplains

2011 2004 Philip J. Crowley, COL, USAF (Ret.), Robert Kelly, CAPT, USCGR Holy Cross ’73 General Counsel, HawkEye Systems Former Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs 2003 Jay O’Callahan, Holy Cross ’60 2010 Renowned Storyteller CAPT Ronald Harrell, USN Professor of Naval Science, 2002 Commanding Officer RDML Thomas Steffins, USN, Holy Cross NROTC Holy Cross ’69 Director, Force Protection, 2009 U.S. Atlantic Fleet VADM Peter Daly, USN, Holy Cross ’77 Deputy Commander, 2001 United States Fleet Forces Bernard Trainor, LTGEN USMC (Ret.), Holy Cross ’51 Photos from the Noted Author and Military Commentator 2012 Society Dinner Keynote Speaker

Vice Barry Costello USN (Ret) ’73 Commander, Third Fleet

Vice Admiral Barry M. Costello is a State Bar. He also attended the College of include: the Defense Distinguished native of Vermont. He attended Holy Naval Command and Staff where he was Service Medal, the Distinguished Service Cross and was commissioned an Ensign selected as honor graduate, graduating Medal with gold star, the through the NROTC Program in 1973. “With Distinction,” and earned a with two gold stars, the Bronze Star, His sea tours include: Navigator in master’s of arts degree in Foreign Affairs. the Joint Meritorious Service Medal, USS Brownson (DD868); Weapons Additionally, he has participated in the Meritorious Service Medal with two Officer in USS Whipple (FF1062); the National Security program at John gold stars, and the Navy Commendation Operations Officer of Squadron F. Kennedy School of Government at Medal with gold star. Additionally, his Five; Executive Officer in USS Harry Harvard University. leadership of CTF-55 during Operation W. Hill (DD 986); Commanding Officer VADM Costello’s primary shore Iraqi Freedom was acknowledged by in USS Elliot (DD967); Assistant Chief assignments include: Joint Planner in the with the Honorary of Staff for Operations, THIRD Fleet; the Operational and Interoperability Award of Commander of the Most Commander, Destroyer Squadron Directorate (J7), the Joint Staff; Principal Excellent Order of the British Empire 23; Commander, Cruiser Destroyer Deputy for Senate Liaison in the Navy’s (CBE). Group One, Constellation Strike Group Office of Legislative affairs; Deputy Since retiring in June 2007, VADM Commander, and Commander Task Force Director for Strategy and Policy (J5), Costello has founded a company, the 55 during Operation Iraqi Freedom; and the Joint Staff; and Chief of Legislative Costello Group, which provides strategic Commander, THIRD Fleet. Affairs. advice and counsel. He resides in Seattle, He attended Albany Law School where VADM Costello’s personal decorations Washington. he earned a Juris Doctor degree and is currently a member of the New York

FAR LEFT, TOP: Vice Adm. Barry M. Costello’s official Navy portrait. FAR LEFT, BOTTOM: Vice Adm. Costello addresses the crew and guests during the commissioning ceremony of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, USS Halsey (DDG 97) in the summer of 2005. Photo by Lithographer’s Mate 1st Class John P. Kass LEFT: Vice Adm. Costello talks with a Sailor aboard the nuclear-powered USS Nimitz (CVN 68) upon his arrival aboard the ship in spring 2005. Costello visited the Nimitz crew as she departed on a six-month deployment in support of the global war on terrorism. Photo by Photographers Mate Airman Elisabeth Ann Saccotelli The NROTC at Holy Cross

The Unit Commander received a Bachelor of Arts degree in and deployed for Operations DESERT the 1999 Battle”E” Efficiency award and English and was commissioned in 1989. SHIELD and DESERT STORM in the Navy Unit Commendation medals. Capt. Capt. Slocumb served ashore after Arabian Gulf and in the Mediterranean Slocumb decommissioned Cyclone in commissioning, upon his selection as and areas. He reported February 2000, transferred her to the U.S. Navy representative and instructor in aboard USS Peleliu (LHA-5) as Main Coast Guard, and led the crew hull-swap the Texas Pre-Freshman Engineering Propulsion Assistant and Assistant Chief to Pre-Commissioning Unit Tornado Program (TEXPREP) and Upward Bound Engineer from May 1996 to January 1998 (PC-14). Capt. Slocumb served as Com- Program at Pan American University in deploying for Operation SOUTHERN manding Officer of Pre-Commissioning Edinburg, Texas. He attended the Naval WATCH and Western Pacific. Addition- Unit Green Bay (LPD-20) in Avondale, Postgraduate School earning a Master of ally, he served aboard USS Vandegrift Louisiana from February to July 2007 Science degree in Systems Technology (FFG-48) as Executive Officer from No- leading Green Bay from her christening (Joint Command, Control, Communica- vember 2002 to May 2004, home ported and through shipbuilding construction. tions, Computers and Intelligence - C4I in Yokosuka, during deployments During this tour, he transferred to take - Systems) in 1995. He was selected for for Operations ENDURING FREEDOM command of USS Rushmore (LSD-47) the CNO’s OPNAV Fellows program and IRAQI FREEDOM in the Arabian during her deployment at sea in the Ara- and Operations Study Group (OSG) at Gulf and Western Pacific. bian Gulf for Operations ENDURING the Center for Naval Analysis (CNA) in Capt. Slocumb’s command assignments FREEDOM and IRAQI FREEDOM, Washington, D.C in 2000. He then served include Commanding Officer of USS successfully completing his tour from Capt. Calvin Slocumb reported to Holy on the Joint Chiefs of Staff Logistics Di- Cyclone (PC-1) from June 1998 to Febru- August 2007 to January 2009. Cross in April 2013 after a tour of duty rectorate (J-4) during the terrorist attack ary 2000 supporting Special Operations Capt. Slocumb is a designated Joint at , British on the Pentagon from November 2000 to Command and Naval Special Warfare Qualified Officer and holds personal dec- Territory. There he commanded Maritime September 2002. Command. Under his command, Cyclone orations including the Legion of Merit, Prepositioning Ships Squadron TWO. It He taught as an instructor at the Com- deployed to Sub-Saharan West Africa, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, the is comprised of twelve forward-deployed mand Leadership School in May 2004 the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas in Meritorious Service Medal (three awards) ships—the Navy’s largest squadron. and later as a lead instructor in April support of Bosnia/Yugoslavia conflict for and the Navy and Marine Corps Com- He was born in and 2010. He also served as the Director Operation NOBLE ANVIL, earning her mendation medal (three awards). raised in Milwaukee. He enlisted in the of Material Readiness Department and U.S. Navy in 1983. As a recruit in basic instructor at the Surface Warfare Officers training in , he was meritori- School Command in Newport from 2013 NROTC Faculty & Staff ously awarded the Commanding Officer April 2005 to September 2006. He later Recruit Training Command Capt.’s attended the where he CAPT Calvin D. Slocumb, U.S. Navy CAPT Jeff Hart, USMC Trophy, a Letter of Commendation, and graduated with a Master of Arts in Na- Commanding Officer & Chair of Naval Marine Officer Instructor the Lion’s Club Citizenship Award as the tional Security and Strategic Studies and Science SSgt Brian Long, USMC graduating Outstanding Recruit. He was received the James V. Forrestal Award for excellence in strategy and force planning CDR Jamie Godwin, USN Assistant Marine Officer Instructor subsequently advanced to Seaman and se- Executive Officer lected for the Broadened Opportunity for upon graduation in 2010. Capt. Slocumb John Bishop, CDR USN Ret. Officer Selection and Training (BOOST) is also a doctoral student at Salve Regina LT Darek Marino, USN Federal Administrator School. He was honorably discharged University where he is working on a Surface Warfare Officer Dominic DiLorenzo, SKC/SW USN Ret. with a NROTC scholarship to the Uni- Ph.D. in Humanities. LT Patrick O’Neil, USN Supply Officer Afloat, he served aboard USS Trenton versity of Memphis in Tennessee in 1985. Aviation Warfare Officer Cynthia Hayes As a Midshipman, he earned his Enlisted (LPD-14) as Communications Officer, Repair Officer and Auxiliaries LT Anson Isaacs, USN College Secretary Submarine Warfare Qualification aboard Nuclear Power Officer the USS James Monroe (SSBN 622). He Officer from May 1990 to June 1993 The NROTC at Holy Cross

2013 NROTC Graduates Past NROTC Unit Commanders ENS Richard J Curley Duty Assignment: Flight Training in College of the Holy Cross Pensacola, Fla. CAPT Ronald Harrell, 2010–2012 Major: Political Science Hometown: Savannah, Ga. ENS William McDonald CAPT Robert McNaught, 2005–2009 Duty Assignment: SEAL Training in San Worcester Polytechnic Institute CAPT Gerald K. Stair, 2003-2005 Diego, Calif. Major: Mechanical Engineering CAPT Terence P. Labrecque, 2001-2003 Hometown: Southold, N.Y. 2nd LT Kyle Endyke Duty Assignment: Submarine Training in CAPT Daniel J. Brennock, 1998-2001 College of the Holy Cross Charleston, S.C. Major: Asian Studies CAPT William S. Boniface, 1994–1998 Hometown: Litchfield, N.H. ENS William O’Brien CAPT Tim Winters 1991–1994 Duty Assignment: Marine Corps Basic College of the Holy Cross CAPT Bernard L. Patterson III 1989–1991 School in Quantico, Vir. Majors: Spanish, Pre-Med Hometown: Roxbury, Mass. CAPT R.S. Badgett 1985–1989 ENS Christopher Girouard Duty Assignment: Flight Training in CAPT Edward F. Jardine 1981–1985 Worcester Polytechnic Institute ENS Lawrence Bovich Pensacola, Fla. Majors: Electrical & Computer CAPT John R. Wheeler 1978–1981 College of the Holy Cross Engineering Major: Political Science ENS Michael Smith CAPT Thomas R. Overdoff 1975–1978 Hometown: Limerick, Hometown: Verona, N.J. College of the Holy Cross Duty Assignment: Engineer Duty Officer- CAPT Richard A. Schnorf 1972–1975 Duty Assignment: Flight Training in Major: Economics MCM Crew BULWARK in San Diego, Pensacola, Fla. Hometown: Ledyard, Conn. CAPT Harry R. Moore 1970–1972 Calif. Duty Assignment: Surface Warfare, USS CAPT Edward R. Hayes 1965–1970 ENS Codi Clark CHANCELLORSVILLE in San Diego, 2nd LT Kyle Kavanagh Worcester Polytechnic Institute Calif. CAPT Paul C. Rooney 1962–1965 College of the Holy Cross Major: Chemistry Major: Political Science CAPT Charles W. Kinsella 1960–1962 Hometown: Hudson, N.H. ENS Andrew Sweeney Hometown: Valhalla, N.Y. Duty Assignment: Submarine Training in College of the Holy Cross CAPT Prentis K. Will 1958–1960 Duty Assignment: Marine Corps Basic Major: Physics Charleston, S.C. CAPT Harry H. McIlhenny 1955–1958 School in Quantico, Vir. Hometown: Norfolk, Vir. ENS Jonathan Cline Duty Assignment: Submarine Training in CAPT John A. Glick 1950–1955 ENS Frances Klimczak Worcester Polytechnic Institute Charleston, S.C. College of the Holy Cross CAPT Edward J. Burke 1947–1950 Majors: Biology, Biotechnology Majors: Mathematics, Peace & Conflict Hometown: Lisbon, Conn. ENS Jonathan Rodgers CAPT Emory P. Hylant 1945–1947 Studies Duty Assignment: Flight Training in Worcester Polytechnic Institute Hometown: Collinsville, Conn. CAPT Frederick C. Sachse 1944–1945 Pensacola, Fla. Major: Aerospace Engineering Duty Assignment: Surface Warfare, USS Hometown: Lancaster, Penn. CAPT Guy E. David, 1942–1944 HALSEY in San Diego, Calif. Duty Assignment: ENS Matthew Dickerman Submarine Training in CAPT Julian C. Wheeler, 1941–1942 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Charleston, S.C. ENS Natalie Livingston (above, left) Major: Robotics Engineering College of the Holy Cross Hometown: Kingston, Mass. To the newest members of the Majors: Russian, Political Science Duty Assignment: Submarine Training in O’Callahan Society, stay in touch. Hometown: Medford, Mass. Charleston, S.C. Remembering The gravestone of Rev. Joseph T. O’Callahan, S.J., at the Jesuit Cemetery in the center of the Holy Cross campus. Rev. Joseph T. O’Callahan, S.J., 1905-1964

for his shipmates. Before entering the Navy, Fr. O’Callahan was a professor of mathematics and philosophy at Holy Cross. He returned to the College after the war. He died on March 18, 1964. Shortly after Fr. O’Callahan died, Rev. Raymond J. Swords S.J., President of the College and Rector of the Jesuit Community, instituted an award in his memory. This award recognizes a graduating midshipman from the College’s NROTC unit who best demonstrates the personal qualities that Fr. O’Callahan exemplified throughout Rev. Joseph T. O’Callahan, S.J., was his life as a Jesuit priest and teacher, the first U.S. Navy chaplain and the first but most especially during his years of Catholic chaplain to be awarded the service as an officer and chaplain in the Medal of Honor. Following an attack by Navy. Japanese aircraft on USS FRANKLIN At the President’s Review in 1964, Fr. (CV-13) on March 19, 1945, his efforts Swords first presented a large, silver bowl and that of others are credited by the to Midshipman 1/c Philip Metres ’64. Navy for saving the from The original bowl, which is on permanent sinking off the coast of Japan. His many display in the O’Callahan Ward Room in heroic deeds on aboard are recorded the NROTC spaces in Carlin Hall, bears in his autobiographical account of that the names of all previous recipients. day’s tragedy in I Was Chaplain on the Since 1999 the O’Callahan Society has Franklin. In the midst of unspeakable given to recipients a small replica of the suffering and death, and often at the Fr. Joseph T. O’Callahan Memorial Bowl, risk of his own life, Fr. O’Callahan’s renewing a tradition that began in 1964. extraordinary pastoral ministry and Fr. O’Callahan is buried in the Jesuit courageous leadership shone through the cemetery on campus, and the College’s smoke and darkness as a beacon of hope science library is named for him. The NROTC at Holy Cross William L. Fox III ‘99 Keith D. Newman ‘95 Vincent Furey Jr. ‘61 Christopher E. Newton ‘70 Donald T. Gallagher ‘64 William R. Nimee ‘53 The O’Callahan Society Initiatives Fund Michael P. Garvey ‘67 CAPT John B. Noll, USN (Ret) ‘70 Dennis C. Golden ‘63 Martin H. O’Connor, Jr. ‘61 Special thanks to our 2013 Donors: The Grasks of Iowa ‘50,54,73,76,78 CAPT Brendan J. O’Donnell, USN (Ret) ‘71 Karen Kolb Greene ‘81 William & Lisa O’Brien P13 Arthur J. Andreoli ’58 CAPT Stephen Greene, USN ‘81 Richard J. O’Halloran ‘70 Andre S. Aslen ’69 CAPT Kevin M. Healy, USN (Ret) ‘60 Catherine Lyons O’Neil ‘77 P12,09,05,02 J. James Baldes ’57 CAPT Ron Harrell USN (Ret) CAPT Sean P. O’Neil USN(Ret) ‘76 P12,09,05,02 Karl E. Becker ’45 CAPT William L. Hennrikus, Jr. ‘78 Thomas Ostronic ‘78 Stephen F. Bowen, Jr. ‘52 Robert R. Henzler ‘55 Rimantas P. Pauliukonis ‘60 Francis X. Boylan ’64 RADM Robert P. Hickey, Jr. USN (Ret) ‘64 J. Kenneth Poggenburg ‘56 Charles W. Bresnahan ‘50 CAPT James F. Holland II, SC, USN (Ret) ‘78 CAPT Joseph M. Purtell ‘54 CAPT Kevin & Lisa Brew USN P14 James G. Hurley ‘62 CDR Paul F. Quinn, USN (Ret) ‘72 Arthur J. Bruno ‘46 CDR Kristin C. Iaquinto, USN ‘84 William F. Reardon ‘54 CAPT Jerome J. Burke, Jr., USN (Ret) ‘66 David Johnson ‘73 LCDR Robert E. Riley, USN (Ret) ‘51 Martin J. Carroll ‘89 James J. Joyce, Jr. ‘69 Scott & Catherine Reynolds WSU P17 Ralph D. Considine ‘56 William K. Joyce, Jr. ‘51 Gerald O. Robichaud ‘68 CDR Louis J. Cortellini, USN ‘80 Lawrence P. Kelliher ‘57 Joseph F. Ryan ‘61 Mary Ellen Cortellini ‘80 CAPT Edward C. Krebs, Jr., USN (Ret) ‘46 CAPT John J. Schneider, USN ‘86 P17 Authorized by the late Rev. John VADM Barry M. Costello, USN (Ret) ‘73 Cynthia A. Kroger ‘86 P17 Brooks, S.J., ’49, the O’Callahan Timothy Sheehan ‘70 Bartley J. Costello III ‘66 CDR Nancy S. Lacore, USN ‘90 Committee was formed in 1994 to Erin Smith ‘04 support the ROTC at the College. Among Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Curran P11 George F. Leidig, Jr. ‘79 LT Kevin P. Smith, USN ‘07 other things, the Committee sought John E. Curtin ‘56 CAPT Hugh F. Lynch, USN (Ret) ‘60 James H. Spaustat ‘65 donations to fund the recognition of VADM Peter H. Daly, USN (Ret) ‘77 P15 VADM Bruce E. MacDonald, JAGC, USN (Ret) student achievements and the activities ‘78 Stanley A. Spring ‘46 Jim & Kathy Delehaunty ‘67 P90 that enhance their experiences as they LT COL Peter J. Mahoney, USMC ‘95 Dana J. St. James ‘77 prepare for commissions in the armed William A. Dempsey ‘63 Rear Adm William McCarthy & Sharon USN Paul V. Stack ‘51 forces. LT COL Susan G. Dooley, USMC ‘81 Ret ‘76 P05 Robert & MaryAnn Swain P15 In 2009 the O’Callahan Society was COL Kevin M. Doyle, USMCR (Ret) ‘67 formed under auspices of the College’s CAPT John P. McGinn, Jr., USNR (Ret.) ‘77 William S. Thomas, Jr. ‘65 CDR Richard F. Dugan, Jr., USN (Ret) ‘54 Alumni Office. To facilitate donations, COL Maura T. McGowan, USAF ‘80 CAPT Karen A. Tsiantas, USN ‘87 the College and the Society established Thomas & Debra Endyke P13 William J. McGurk ‘63 John A. Turner, Jr. ‘77 the O’Callahan Society Initiatives Fund Cara Sullivan Fahey ‘96 Philip J. Metres, Jr. ‘64 John J. Weis ‘53 at Holy Cross. Donations to the College LT CMDR Timothy E. Fahey ‘96 and designated to the O’Callahan Fund AMB J. William Middendorf II ‘45 CAPT H. Peter Wintrich, USNR (Ret) ‘52 Peter G. Fallon, Jr. ‘60 support the NROTC Unit at the College. CAPT Gregory H. Molinari, USN ‘89 CAPT Beth M. Wolny, USMC ‘00 CAPT & Mrs. Donald J. Fitzpatrick USN (Ret) Anthony J. Monteleone ‘57 Michael A. Yuhas RADM John B. Foley III, USN (Ret) ‘69 COL Donald E. Morrissey, USAF (Ret) ‘65 Karl J. Zimmermann ‘60 Elizabeth Fox ‘99 Suzanne Morrissey Francis H. Fox ‘55 Julie A. Newman ‘95 All of us of the Class of 1945 in the NROTC God bless our Midshipmen program owe a great deal to the good Fathers God bless our active duty personnel God bless our veterans and the Naval Instructors of Holy Cross in And GOD BLESS AMERICA those war time years.

J. William Middendorf ’45 Former Secretary of the Navy CDR Paul F. Quinn, USN (RET), Class of ’72 Secretary, USS THE SULLIVAN’s (DDG 68) Foundation

“Any man who may be asked in this century What he did to make his life worthwhile Best Wishes to the Unit Can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction, Bill Reardon ’54 I served in the .”

—President John F. Kennedy • August 2, 1961 • U.S. Naval Academy

In Memory of Rev. John E. Brooks, S.J. And with congratulations to graduates of the Holy Cross NROTC Unit Best Wishes Captain William McGurk USN Ret Class of 1963 J. Kenneth Poggenburg, Jr. Holy Cross ’56 Best Wishes from the Grasks of Des Moines, Iowa

E. Stephen Grask ’50 (NROTC) J. Philip Grask ’54 (NROTC) George F. Grask ’73 Gerald H. Grask ’75 Paul S. Grask ’76 Kate Daly Grask ’78

In Memory of our Classmates Ross, we know you will conquer everything that lies ahead of you. You are a strong, determined CPT John J. Burke, USMC young man, and we are very proud of you! February 5, 1968 Love, LTJG Thomas E. Gilliam, USN Mom, Dad & Nicole August 22, 1967

“Dulce bellum inexpertis” Donald Fitzpatrick — Erasmus Captain, United States Navy Ret O’Callahan Society Member Holy Cross, 1965 ROTC Unit O’Callahan Society Executive Committee William S. Thomas ’65 HCNROTC Instructor 1961 – 1964 Remembering Russ Keene Welcome aboard LTJG, USN Holy Cross ’63

Father Boroughs! Bill Dempsey CDR, USNR (Ret.) Class of 1963

Congratulations to the men and women of In memory of all who, in peace and war, the Class of 2014. gave their lives that we might be free. Best wishes for your Rear Adm. Bill McCarthy, USN (Ret.) ’76

success in the fleet. IN MEMORY OF THE HOLY CROSS 1956 NROTC GRADUATES…living and deceased. May we preserve the memories Capt Steve Greene, USN (Ret) ’81 of those years…1952–1956. May God bless them all! Ralph D. Considine ’56 Crest Hill, Ill. 60403 In Memory of Congratulations Second Lieutenant Class of 2014 Michael P. Quinn ’68 USMC Midshipmen Cunha & Brew Great Finish! Welcome Aboard Captain Cal Slocumb

“Gulfview Heights Beach Fitness 30A” Opening Spring 2015 – PULLUPDAWG

Captain Ron Harrell / Ret

Rev. William Campbell ’37 George J. Fox ’40 William L. Fox Jr. ’70 William L. Fox III ’99 Peter J. Fox ’04

You can read Mike Quinn’s story God bless, in the Fall 2013 issue of Holy Cross Magazine Stan Spring Class of ’46 Holy Cross & the Navy ROTC unit rock! Susan Goddard Dooley ’81 LtCol USMC (Ret.)

Congratulations and Bravo Zulu NROTC class of 2014! Our thanks to the officers and cadre of NROTC Holy Cross! CAPT Kevin and Mrs. Lisa Brew, parents of MIDN First Class Daniel Brew

Lawrence P. Kelliher ’57 NROTC Battalion Commander – Class of 1957 Congratulations Class of 2014

In Memory of: To all Crusaders that Dr. John J O’Donnell, 1923-2012 have served in the Naval Captain, US Army Medical Corps, 1952-1954 Service–Bravo Zulu Mr. Roger E. Weaver, 1920-2013 Technical Sergeant, US Army Air Force, 1941-1945

Captain Brendan O’Donnell, USN(Ret) ’71 Capt A.J. Montelone USNR ’57 O’Callahan Society to XO Holy Cross/Yale NROTC Consortium Commander Jamie Godwin USN

Karl Zimmerman Holy Cross Class of ’60

David Johnson ’73 US Navy signal flags “In Memory of past, in the combination current and future “Bravo Zulu” mean “Well Done” Navy Divers” Email The O’Callahan Society at [email protected]