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Partment of Creative and Dramatic Arts at The 56321 partment of creative and dramatic arts school and is living at Apt 319, 1901 MATSUOKA is finishing his studies at at the College of St. Scholastir.:a. .. Minnehaha Ave S, Minneapolis 55404. Sophia U in Tokyo. His address: clo DERYCK RICHARDSON is continuing ... JOSEPH WONG is beginning dental Mrs. Matsumuro, 4-6-7· Hongo, Burkyo­ his graduate studies in psychology at studies at the Georgetown Medical ku, Tokyo, Japan. .. Backpack trips Ohio State. His address: 372 E Oakland Center. His address is 1417 N Quinn St, over the Chilkoot Pass and through the Ave, Columbus, OH 43202; phone: 614- Apt 4, Arlington, VA 22209 .... JAMES Coast Range of Alaska from Skagway 263-4565. YU is continuing his graduate education to Bennett, British Columbia, kept at the U of Minnesota and has been DANIEL J. MILLER busy this summer. awarded an assistantship to do research He also guided month-long float trips Tom A. Thibodeau, Chm. work for the Dept. of Finance and In­ 700 miles down the Yukon River. He 1973 Prince George, British Columbia surance. Address: Middlebrook Hall is now in the Peace Corps in Nepal. 1236, U of Minnesota, Minneapolis ... CRESWELL STURRUP returned for DON CARLINI is a fireman in Mel­ 55455. Phone: 612-376-6724. Homecoming this year. He currently rose Park, IL. ... JOSEPH CHENG and works in the section of naturalization his wife, Mary, live at 328 W 15 St, and citizenship of the ministry of home New York 10011. Phone: 212-929-2119. 1974 affairs in the Bahamas. Address: PO They both have been admitted as per­ Box N7669, Nassau, Bahamas. manent residents of the US and Joe GEORGE WANG is doing graduate has been accepted into the graduate MANUEL BORJA is teaching social study in biology at the U of Nebraska. department of business administration studies and counseling at Marianas His address is Room 4204, International at St. John's U, Brooklyn. .. GARY High School. Address: PO Box 721, House, 540 N 16 St, Lincoln, NE 68508. EUSTICE is working at the Minnesota Saipan, Mariana Islands 96950. .. BILL ... ALBERT WONG has begun his Sheriff's Boys Ranch in Izati. ... TOM CAHOY is presently living at 354 Can­ studies at George Washington Medical FRANKMAN is a second year law stu­ ner St, Apt 623, New Haven, CT 06511. School. His new address is 1002 22nd dent at the U of South Dakota. .. He is attending school at Yale and St NW, Washington 20037. Phone: 202- ADRIAN FUNG is continuing his grad­ reports that he has been working for 785-0967. .. ALTON WONG is en­ uate education at the U of Minnesota. the Development Office there. rolled in the U of Wisconsin Medical Address: 425 SE 13th Ave, Apt 1101, ANTON CHRISTIANSEN was given the School. Address: 936 N 15th St, Apt 16, Minneapolis 55414. Phone: 612-376-6724. Elijah Watt Sells Award recently for Milwaukee 53233. .. DAVID YEH is ... MIKE HUBER is practicing account­ his outstanding achievement on the with the executive development program ing at Fischer Sand and Aggregate Co. national Certified Public Accountant at the First National City Bank in Hong in Apple Valley. .. DALE JACKSON examinations taken this spring. Tony Kong. His address is 138 Argyle, 8/b, has enrolled at American Graduate finished in the top 53 of the 33,320 Kowloon, Hong Kong. .. STEPHEN School of International Management, persons who took the test. .. RENE YEUNG is beginning graduate work in Glendale, AZ. .. WILLIAM KEMP and DARVEAUX 'presently lives at Alumni accounting at the U of Toronto. He his wife, Sharon, live at 1485 12th Ave Hall, Room 213, Meharry Medical Col­ lives at Tartu College, Apt 1226, 310 N, Apt 24, St. Cloud 56301. Bill is a lege, Nashville, TN 37208. .. BILL Bloor St W, Toronto, Ontario, Canada graduate student at st. Cloud State in FOLEY as well as JOHN HENKE and M5S 1W4 .... HOWELL ZEE has begun urban planning and is working part­ his wife, Hilda, are presently living at his graduate studies in the College of time at St. Cloud Housing & Redevelop­ 1015 Jackman Ave, Apt 1, Avalon, PA Business Administration at the U of ment Authority as the relocation coun­ 15202. Phone number: 412-761-4090. Nevada. He is a research assistant for selor. .. IL HYON KIM's address is John and Bill are both beginning grad­ the Bureau of Business and Economic 100 Leeward Glenway, Donmills, Onto uate studies in philosophy at Duquesne Research there. Address: PO Box 8991, M3C 2Z1, Canada. He is the manager U, Pittsburgh. .. JAMES HOOD is University Station, Reno, NV 89507. of a franchised superette in Toronto, presently employed as a teacher of Phone: 702-784-4570. Onto ... SAMUEL LUM is continuing biology and chemistry at St. Joseph's his graduate education at the University High School in the Virgin Islands. Ad­ of Toronto. His address: Tartu College, dress: Box 517, St. Joseph's High School, 1975 Apt 1226, 310 Bloor St W, Toronto, Frederiksted, St. Croix, US Virgin Is­ Ont., M5S 1W4, Canada. lands 00840. .. YASUO KOIKE is fin­ TIM TOUHY is in his second year ishing his studies for a Japanese degree Coast Guard Quartermaster Third at Boston College Law School; he lives at Sophia U in Tokyo. His address is Class CRAIG TROUT was promoted at 48 Hardwick St, Brighton, MA 02135. clo Sugiyama, Akasaka 5-2-46, Minato­ to his present rank aboard the cutter ... PHILIP TSUI of 150 Emerson Rd, ku, Tokyo 107, Japan.... ROGER LIND­ Sundew home-ported at Charlevoix, MI. Somerset, NJ 08873; (phone: 201-545- MARK is now attending graduate school He assists the ship's. navigator by 7515) is continuing his graduate studies in psychology at the U of New Orleans. plotting courses, maintaining naviga­ in sociology at Rutgers. .. JEFFREY He can be reached there at PO Box 1398, tional equipment, steering and sending VIRANT is now attending medical New Orleans 70122. .. MICHINORI and receiving messages. FR. DUNSTAN TUCKER: MONK,SCHOLAR,COACH by Senator Eugene J. McCarthy Saint John's Vol. 14, No.2 President's message Fall, 1974 If I say °1 mean it," will you believe me? I haven't cried wolf lately nor strained your credulity. Believe me! There is a wolf at the Editor: Lee A. Hanley '58 door. Hunger stalks a billion men and women and half a billion Saint John's is published quarterly (Winter, Spring, of them are expected to die this year of starvation. The enormity Summer, and Fall) by the Office of Public Informa­ tion, St. John's University. Second Class postage of this human disaster is beyond compare or comprehension. paid at Collegeville, MN 56321 and additional entry at St. Cloud, MN 56301, granted January We· cannot put this tragedy out of mind nor be unresponsive 28, 1969. to the desperate need that we respond. But that response must be both short- and long-term. The short-term response is obvious. ALUMNI OFFICERS ELECTED Our students, for instance, have fasted to send food to Africa. Richprd Pope '58, President Roger Scherer '58, Vice President The long-term responses will be much more difficult to determine. Clement Commers '57, Secretary Robert Bray '40 More technology alone will not do. One of the fundamental facts Gerald Donlin '55 is that we Americans, 6 per cent of the world's population, consume Gene Koch '51 Dr. Martin Rathmanner '57 over 30 per cent of its resources. Clearly we must moderate our EX OFFICIO Abbot John A. Eidenschink, OSB '35, Han. Pres. expectations if we are to be believable as Christians. Fr. Michael Blecker, OSB, University President For too long we considered that the world's resources were Fr. Alan Steichen, OSB, '68, Senator Eugene McCarthy Father Dunstan Tucker, aSB Preparatory School Headmaster inexhaustable and the genius of our technology unlimited. We thought Paul Mulready '50, Executive Governing Board Representative we could afford "all this and heaven too" because somehow modern Kevin Hughes '58, Past President science and technology would find a way to feed the hungry. We Michael Ricci '62, Development Director David Thorman '69, Alumni SecretarY F.ther Dunstan Tucker was the gentleness of his mother and of his sister, and would not need to give up anything. Now it is clear that Americans the modest irreverence of his brother, Charles, who need to learn again to share, and rediscover the discipline and my professor of English and also my baseball coach. sacrifice a Christian life requires. He had no doubts about my ability to play first base, was postmaster. but occasionally showed less than full faith in my Here in this very small town in Western Minne­ In short, we must be a good Samaritan in a world so complex hitting ability. He usually had me batting about sota was a family of culture, of refinement, of that long-term and complex solutions alone will not work. These sixth or seventh in the lineup despite a slugging strength. They were English and Catholic among solutions must respect life and the priority of humane and spiritual average that was considerably above my batting the Irish - the Keaveneys and the Denerys - ap.d values over comfort and convenience. I want Saint John's to lead Fr. Dunstan Tucker: average. In comparable manner, he thought that I among Germans. The Tucker family names were in this world-wide reordering of priorities. I believe Saint John's Monk, Scholar, Coach 1 was better as a reader, or as a student of English English; his father, Oliver; his brother, Charles; and can lead but this will not be a popular cause. If you believe in it, Father Dunstan's given name was William.
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