Notre Dame Alumnus, Vol. 41, No. 02

The Archives of The University of Notre Dame 607 Hesburgh Library Notre Dame, IN 46556 574-631-6448 [email protected] Notre Dame Archives: Alumnus U.N.D. NIGHT '62 TO HAIL JAMES E. ARMSTRONG, '25 JOHN F..-.LAUGHLIN,^'48 TRADITION OF PATRIOTISM Editor Managing Editor "NOTRE DAJIE'S ALL-AMERICAN TRADITIONS" is the theme of the 39th Annual Universal Notre Dame Night Notre Dame under which most of the University's 180 active Alumni Clubs are expected to surpass all records in their celebra yylf APR 111963 tion of Notre Dame's history of Americanism—Âmeri canism in the richest and fullest sense, with all the mani festations connoted by the phrase "God, Country and Law Library Notre Dame": patriotism and militant Americanism demonstrated by the University's unique contribution of chaplains and fighting men to all the conflicts in which the United States has been involved since 1842 (a mani festation s)'mbolized by this year's tribute to Father Wil liam Corby, hero of Gettysburg and Antietam, with the Gettysburg Centennial Field Mass mentioned on page 4); Americanism in the polidco-socio-economic sense NOTM; demonstrated by Notre Dame's gift of men and scien tific resources to political, economic, civic and all other facets of public life; and Americanism in its broadest connotations — religious, scientific, himianitarian, edu cational, cultural, athletic, etc. DAME About half the Notre Dame Clubs around the world had indicated by mid-March the form of their partici pation. They are listed here with tentative notes on dates, speakers and locations. In no sense is this to be ALUMNUS considered an accurate, complete, reliable guide; it is merely an early progress report. Consult local alumni ofiicers for details of the observance in your commu Vol. 41, No. 2 APRIL-MAY, 1963 nity between Easter and June 29. EARLY INFORMATION ON SOME UNIVERSAL NOTRE DAME NIGHT MEETINGS (Listed by the Alumni Office as of March 20, 1963) KEY:* Asterisk denotes speaker and/or date Tucson—April 24, John J. Jordan, Head Orange County—^Joint meeting with Los .An not confirmed. Basketball Coach. geles Club. ALABAMA* CALIFORNU .San Diego—April 25, John J. Jordan, Head May 1, Edward W. (Moose) Krause, Greater Long Beach—Joint meeting with Los Basketball Coach. Director of Athletics; Birmingham. Angeles Club. San Fernando Valley—Joint meeting with Los Angeles—April 22, Rev. Theodore M. Los Angeles Club. ARIZONA Hesburgh, C.S.C., President. San Gabriel Valley—Joint meeting with I-os Phoenix—April 23, John J. Jordan, Head Northern—Âpril 23, Rev. Theodore M. Hes Angeles Club. Basketball Coach. burgh, C.S.C., President; San Francisco. COLORADO Denver—April 24, Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C., Executive Vice-President, CONNECTICUT Connecticut Valley—April 21, Dr. George N. Shuster, Special Assistant to the President, and former President of Hunter College; Hartford. Fairfield—Joint meeting with Connecticut Valley Club. Naugatuck—Joint meeting with Connecticut Valley Club. New Haven—Joint meeting with Connecti cut Valley Club. DELAWARE Joint meeting with Philadelphia Club. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington—^.^pril 22, John Gleason, Execu tive Director, Veterans Administration, and Rev. Thomas O'Donnell, C.S.C., Di rector, Notre Dame Library Association. FLORIDA Central—^Meeting with Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach County for Florida State Con vention. Fort Lauderdale—ApiS 26-28, Edward W. 1963 OFFICERS of the Notre Dame Alumni Association, elected at the February Board (Moose) Krause, Director of Athletics, Meeting, are (seated, from left): President Oliver H. Hunter III, '43; Club Vice-President and Rev. James E. Moran, C.S.C., Direc William H. Fallon, '37; Fund Vice-President John P. Dempsey, '49; (standing, from left): tor of Admissions; Florida State Conven Class Vice-President Patrick A. Dougherty, '50; and James E. Annstrong,_ '25, elected to a tion, Jack Tar Hotel, West End, Grand 38th consecutive term as executive secretary of the Association. Bahama Island. Mohawk Valley—.\pTil 18, Rev. John Walsh, C.S.C, .Assistant to the President, Director of the Notre Dame Foundation. New York City—.\pn\ 20, Dr. George N. Shuster, Assistant to the President and former President of Hunter College; Bishop Fulton J. Sheen; Waldorf Astoria Starlight Room. Rochester—Âpril 18, Rev. Louis J. Thorn ton, C.S.C, Director of Placement. Schenectady—April 16, Rev. Louis J. Thorn ton, C.S.C, Director of Placement. OHIO Akron* — April 23, Rev. Joseph Barr>'. C.S.C, Chaplain, St. Joseph Hospital, South Bend. Canton — April 22, Rev. James E. Moran, C.S.C, Director of .Admissions. FRESHMAN DIRECTORS on the Alumni Board, elected last December and installed Cincinnati—Âpril 20, Dinner-Dance. at the February meeting on the campus, are (l.-r.): George A. Bariscillo, Jr., '44; W. Columbus — April 20, Judge Joseph Van Lancaster Smith, '30; Paul I. Fenlon, '19; and Morton R. Goodman, '30. Heyde of the Probate Court of Columbus. Mansfield — April 22, Rev. Joseph Barry, Greater Miami—^Meeting with Fort Lauder MARYLAND C.S.C, Chaplain, St. Joseph Hospital, dale and Palm Beach County for Florida Baltimore* — -April 23, Rev. Thomas J. South Bend; Mansfield Leiand Hotel. State Convention. O'Donnell, C.S.C, Director of the Notre Youngstown*—Oliver H. Hunter, President North Florida — .•\pril 30, Edward W. Dame Library -Association. of the Alumni .Association. (Moose) Krause, Director of .•\thletics. Palm Beach County — April 26-28, Edward MASSACHUSETTS OKLAHOMA W. (Moose) Krause, Director of .Athletics, Boston*—-April 27 or May 4. Oklahoma d'O'*—April 23, John F. Laugh- and Rev. James E. Moran, C.S.C., Direc Berkshire County — -April 15, Rev. Louis J. lin. Managing Editor, Notre Dame tor of Admissions; Florida State Conven Thornton, C.S.C, Director of Placement; -ALUMNUS. tion, Jack Tar Hotel, West End, Grand Pittsfield. Tulsa — .April 23, Rev. Philip S. Moore, Bahama Island. Pioneer Valley — Joint meeting with Berk C.S.C, Academic Assistant to the Pres Pensacola — Meeting with Fort Lauderdale shire County. ident. and Palm Beach County for Florida State MICHIGAN OREGON Convention. ranr—-April 30, Rev. John Walsh, C.S.C, Portland* — .April 22, Thomas J. Kernan, St. Petersburg-Tampa — Meeting with Fort Assistant to the President, Director of the Alumni Field Secretary. Lauderdale and Palm Beach County for Notre Dame Foundation. PENNSYLVANIA Florida State Convention. Lansing — April 27, James E. .Armstrong, Central (Altoona-Johnstown) — April 15. .Alumni Secretary. GEORGIA Hugh Devore, Head Football Coach. Atlanta—May 26, speaker to be announced. Erie—.April 16, Hugh Devore, Head Football MINNESOTA Coach. ILLINOIS Twin Cities — .April 29, Rev. Theodore M. Lehigh VaHey—.April 20, Rev. John Walsh, Chicago—.April 30, Rev. Theodore M. Hes- Hesburgh, C.S.C, President. C.S.C, Assistant to the President, Director burgh, C.S.C, President. MISSOURI of the Foundation; Hotel Traylor. Decatur—.April 25, James E. -Armstrong, Kansas City—^.April 25, Rev. Charles I. Mc- Philadelphia—May 4, Rev. Thomas O'Don Alumni Secretary; Blue Mill Restaurant. Carragher, C.S.C, Vice-President of Stu nell, C.S.C, Director of the Notre Dame Joliet—^Joint meeting with Chicago Club. dent .Affairs. Library Association; Garden Terrace Peoria — April 22, James E. .Armstrong, St. iouis—April 24, Rev. Charies I. McCar- Room, Benjamin Franklin Hotel. .Alumni Secretary; Mt, Howley Country ragher, C.S.C, Vice-President of Student Pittsburgh — .April 24, Rev. John Walsh, Club. Affairs. C.S.C, Assistant to the President, Director INDIANA NEBRASKA of the Foundation. Calumet Region—Âpril 15, Rev. Edmund P. Omaha & Council Bluffs—^.April 17, Thomas TEXAS Joyce, C.S.C, Executive Vice-President; J. Kernan, .Alumni Field Secretary; Tower Dallas — April 16, Edward W. (Moose) Whiting. Restaurant. Krause, Director of Athletics. Fort Wayne — April 16, Rev. Edmund P. NEW JERSEY El Paso — April 20, John J. Jordan, Head Joyce, Executive Vice-President. .April 27, Thomas Richardson, President of Basketball Coach. Indianapolis—Âpril 29, Dr. James E. Webb, the International League; Chanticleer, Houston—Âpril 17, Dr. William M. Burke, Head of th-? National .Aeronautics and Milbum, New Jersey. Dean of Freshman Year of Studies. Space Administration. New Jersey Shore—.April 29, Rev. Thomas San Antonio — April IB, John J. Jordan, Michigan City*—^.April 27. O'Donnell, C.S.C, Director of the Notre Head Basketball Coach. St. Joseph Valley—.April 25, Major General Dame Library Association; Shadow Brook, WASHINGTON John P. Henebry, United States Air Force Shrewsbury, New Jersey. Reser\'e. Western (Seattle)—April 24, Rev. Theodore Terre Haute — .April 25, Rev. Edmund J. NEW MEXICO M. Hcsburgh, C.S.C, President. Murray, C.S.C.; Terre Haute House. .April 22, John J. Jordan, Head Basketball Spokane — April 20, Thomas J. Kernan, IOWA Coach. Alumni Field Secretary. Des Moines — April 27, Rev. Edmund P. NEW YORK WISCONSIN Albany—Joint meeting with Schenectady. Fox Riser Valley—Joint meeting with Green Joyce, C.S.C, Executive Vice-President. Buffalo—Apni 29, Dr. Clifford C. Furnas, Tri-Cities — April 23, Rev. Edmund P. Bay. President of New York State University of , Joyce, C.S.C, Executive Vice-President. Cr«n Bay — April 23, John Broderick, As Buffalo; Charter House, Transit Road, sistant Dean of the Law School. KENTUCKY WilHarasville. Milwaukee — April 18, Rev. Edmund P. Louisville—Âpril 20, Rev. Philip S. Moore, Central (Syracuse)—^.April 17, Rev. Louis J. Joyce, C.S.C, Executive Vice-President. C.S.C, Academic Assistant to the Pres Thornton, C.S.C, Director of Placement. South Central (Madison) —April 24, John ident. Mid-Hudson Valley-—April 17, Thomas Broderick, Assistant Dean of the Law LOUISIANA Bergin, Head of Business Organization School. New Orleans — April 20, Edward W. Management at Notre Dame. Combination Southeastern (Racine)—^Joint meeting with (Moose) Krause, Director of -Athletics. event with Newburgh C of C Milwaukee.

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