SEPTEMBER 1953 VOLUME

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1 SEPTEMBER 1953 VOLUME

2 Congratulatons ALUMN ASSOCATON on the Enlarged Alumn House W e are proud to have had a part n supplyng furnture for the newly enlarged Alumn H ouse. W e also pont wth prde to the furnture nstallatons made n the student rooms of Copley H all, and the lounge and drectors room n the McDonough G ymnasum. OFFCERS JOHN A. ROMWEBER Geo rgetown '23 PAUL C. ROMWEBER GEO. H. ROMWEBER Georgetown '27 ROBT. J. ROMWEBER Georgetown '30 A. WM. ROMWEBER Georgetown '35 Branch Offces & Dsplay Rooms 1 PARK AVE. NEW YORK CTY MERCHANDSE MART CHCAGO 1240 HURON RD. CLEVELAND 1718 WASHNGTON AVE. ST. LOUS 629 GRATOT AVE. DETROT "' Vkng Oak " offce furn ture by Romweber Company THE ROMWEBER NDUSTRES THE AMERCAN FURNTURE COMPANY THE BATESVLLE CABNET COMP~NY THE ROMWEBER COMPANY THE UNVERSAL EQUPMENT COMPANY GENERAL OFFCE AND PLANTS BATESVLLE, NDANA

3 EOR'lETOWD UDUERSTq LUmD ma(jazoe Member of the Amercan Alumn Councl e EDTORAL BOARD O F ALUMN MAGAZNE JOHN G. BRUNN, '19 DONALD F. FLAVN, '28 JOHN T. FLYNN, '02 MART:'>/ s. QUGLEY, '39 DR. TBOR KEREKES-Faculty REv. GERARD F. YATES, S.J.-Faculty JAMES S. RUBY, '27, Executve Secretary CONTRBUTORS TO THS SSUE and Ed-to? JAMES S. RUBY, '27, s Executve Secretary of th~ _Georgetown Unversty Alumn Assocaton. SEPTEMBER 1953 VOL. 6, NO. 3 CONTENTS Alu mn House Expands The Fellows of Alumn House Athletcs A Plan for the Future ~ Pctoral ntroducton to Alumn House ll Class Notes Sons of Georgetown Note on the Cover Pcture ALUM ' HousE, September 30, 1953, extends a welcome to you at 36th and 0 St. For compar so n wth what t was, see photographc feature wthn. CHARLE STEELE, '52, former Sports Edtor of the Hoya s a student at the Law School. J OHN J. TUNMORE, '31, of New York s the 19th Presdent of the Alumn Assocaton. Copyrght 1953 Georgetown Unversty Alumn Magazne Retu? n Posta.ge Gua? anteed GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE: Publshed each two months by the Georgetown Unversty Alumn A ss9cat on nc., Washngton 7, D. C. Sustanng Membershp $25.00 per yea?, Regular Mem~ershp $5.00 per year, of wnch $3.00 s fo1 subscrpton to the Alumn Magazne. Entered at the Post Offce at Washtngton, D. C., as Second Class matte? F ebnta?y 24, 1948 under the act of March 3, Edtoral and Ex e ~utve offces: GEORGE TOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN ASSOCATON, Alumn H ouse, Street, N.W., Washtngton 7, D.C.

4 Alumn House Expands James S. Ruby, '27 As ths ssue of the Alumn Magazne s beng maled to you, the addton to Alumn House, headquarters of your Assocaton, has been completed and opened for your use when next you vst the campus. Our expanded actvtes n behalf of the Unversty and her sons are now provded for n a buldng whch n desgn and fu~nshng truly reflects the sprt of Georgetown, both the vllage and the nsttuton. Perhaps the most strkng feature of Alumn House s the Club Lounge on the frst floor of that porton of the buldng at the ntersecton of 36th and 0 Sts. The Lounge, measurng thrty by ffteen feet, s panelled n Pal Dao wood from the Phlppnes, the gft of Thomas A. Dean, College '20 of Chcago. The wall-to-wall carpet, n a forest green twst, s mounted on rubber for greater co~nfort and long-wearng assurance; t s the generous gf~ of the Georgetown Alumn Club of Metropoltan New York: Traverse draperes n an attractve pattern to blend w1th the walls and the carpet have been donated by Dr. Thomas F. Hggns, College '33, Med. '37 of Elzabeth, N. J:. A small but adequate ktchen and a lavatory adjolll the Lounge on a hallway whch leads to the receptonst's offce on the frst floor. The ktchen has a refrgerator, donated by the Medcal Class of '28, storage cabnet_s and a snk. A small grll wll be added when funds are ava1lable. The Receptonst's offce contans a carved oak desk, donated by the late Wllam R. Shearman, '20 of Tucson, Arz. t also contans the Alphabetcal Card Fle lstng the names of some 60,000 former students of the Unversty, both lvng and deceased, together wth the occupatons, addresses, etc. of the lvng. Another room on the frst floor contans our correspondence fles and a card fle of Alumn arranged by classes for ready assstance to Charmen of Reunon classes and for Alumn wshng to contact ther classmates. Stars rsng from the Receptonst's offce lead to the second floor where offce space s provded for the Executve Secretary, the Assstant to the Executve Secretary, the Facu~ty Representatve, the Bookkeeper and Stenographer. The Executve Secretary's Offce, whch occupes the space formerly used for our smaller Club Lounge before th~ addton, features a large oak desk presented to Alumm House by the fve Romweber brothers of Batesvlle ndana, who manufactured the furnture n the Alumn Rooms at McDonough Gymnasum. The desk s a replca of one they :made for the offce of "Happy" Chandler when he became Baseball Commssoner. The brothers ar.e John, '23 George '27; Robert, '30; Wllam, '35, and Paul who ' went to ' Notre Dame. n keepng wth the "Bl ue an d Gray" tradton at Georgetown, the walls of ths room are hung wth authentc Cvl War lthographs, the gft of Henry Lee '51, of Rchmond, Va.. The College class of '52 has presented a set of eght prnts of Georgetown Campus scenes, whch are hung n the offce of the Assstant to the Executve Secretary. Two of the second floor offce rooms are connected by a seven-foot openng so that the area can be used for largescale sortng operatons when mass maln~s t? the ~lum? are undertaken. At other tmes when qmet S desued m these two rooms, they can be separated by a 'Modern-Fol~" door, the gft of the Law Class of '28 n memory of theu hghly successful 25th Reunon. The basement of Alumn House contans our rather ex-. tensve malng department. Two Addressograph machn~s are employed, one wth an automatc feed for large malngs, the other equpped wth a lstng devce to allow us to.produce names and addresses of Alumn n any area of the country or the world. More than 26,000 addressograph plates are mantaned here, dvded by states and countes and by foregn countres, enablng us to communcate wth alumn, students, and specalzed groups, quckly and effcently. The basement also c_ontans s t~rage space for offce supples, and the heatmg and ancondtonng systems for the expanded Hou~e... n accordance wth the Dstrct of Columba bmldpg reg ulato.ns, the entre structure s protected wth fre doors. The renovaton of the orgnal Alumn House was done by the Unversty at a cost of $16,000. The more recent renovaton of the addton cost another $18,000. Furnshngs and equpment for the House, as well as cleanng and mantenance, have been provded out of a fund con trbuted by ndvdual Alumn over the last two years. A lst of the names and classes of these "Fellows of Alumn House" s kept up-to-date and posted on our frst floor. So far, nearly 500 men have contrbuted n some measure to our headquarters. am sure that they share wth us the pr'de we feel n ths present demonstraton of the unty and effectveness of the "Georgetown Famly". Alumn House s open every week-day from nne to fve. Any actve alumnus or class group may arrange for the use of the Club Lounge at any tme, day or evenng, by makng reservatons wth the House staff n advance. Al good Georgetown men are encouraged to treat ths head quarters as ther own and to vst t often. NEW ASSSTANT TO THE EXECUTVE SECRETARY Several months ago, the Offcers and Board of Governors of the Alumn Assocaton decded that the growng actvtes of the Assocaton necesstated an Assstant to the Executve Secretary to help carry the load of servng the Alumn and the Unversty. After a careful revew of a large number of possble choces, the Commttee apponted to select the new Assstant, decded upon James H. Buchholz, '49, of Kansas Cty, Mo. An nfantry veteran of the Pacfc Campagns n World War, Mr. Buchholz came to Georgetown after hs dscharge. At the Unversty he was very actve n student affars, served on the Student Coun cl, engaged n debatng actvtes wth the Gaston and Phlodemc Socetes, and was the frst wnner of the Coakley Award for outstandng all-around student performance. GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNe

5 The Fellows of Alumn House Lsted here are all those whose contrbutons make possble the furnshng and mantenance of Alumn House. To eacl of them every Georgetown man owes a real debt of grattude for the realzaton of a need whch has exsted for many years. Names of all donors to the Alumn House Fund are permanently posted n the recepton room of the House, and the lst s kept up to date each day as new contrbutons are receved. WLLAM S. ABELL '36 SOFRONO ABRERA '24 DR. WLLAM J. ADAMS '42 DAVD ADELMAN '30 DR. GARVEY ADESON '20 ROBERT A. ADRANCE '50 DR. VCTOR R. ALFARO '27 DR. WALTER K. ANGEVNE '29 JOSEPH T. ARENO '52 WLLAM H. ARMSTRONG '27 VERNON W. ASCHER '25 DR. MARLON ASHFORD '04 CHARLES L. AULETTE '42 DR. THOMAS L. AUTH '48 DR. PETER A. BADAMY '34 ROSCOE C. BANGS '09 STEPHEN J. BARABAS '30 DR. JOHN L. BARRETT '44 FRANCS BARSE '50 JOHN R. BARTELT. Jr. '45 DR. FRED P. BEAN '43 WLLAM J. BEGLEY '29 WLLAM H. BENCE '25 E. ENNALLS BERL '28 PAUL. BERNO '28 CARL B. BERTER '17 RAYMOND S. BLESSNG '25 DR. WALTER J. BLOGOSLA WSK '27 HENRY J. BLOMMER '26 WLLAM BLUM, Jr. '42 GEORGE J. BODEN '28 DR. MATTHEW J. BOLAND '31 DAVD BORNET '13 DR. EUGENE G. BOSS '23 DR. JAMES ALBERT BOUGE '30 WLLAM M. BOYLE. Jr. '25 GEORGE M. BRADY '01 JOSEPH D. BRADY '20 DR. RA. BRANDFELD '27 VNCENT A. BREMNER '03 JOSEPH B. BRENNAN '25 ROBERT P. BRENNAN '32 DR. EDWARD T. BREWER '44 WALTER 0. BRGGS, Jr. '34 EUGENE F. BRNKER '24 JOSEPH G. BRSLN '26 DR. ALBERT J. BROGAN '25 ORS A. BROUSSARD '28 PAUL J. BROWN '02 FRANCS H. BRYAN '24 JAMES H. BUCHHOLZ '49 DR. STANLEY A. BUKOWSK '49 VERY REV. EDWARD B. BUNN, S.J. JAMES BURGESS, Jr. '27 FRED BURKA '36 WLLAM J. BURLEE '27 JAMES A. BUTLER '21 NCHOLAS J. BUSCH '26 H. C. BYRD '09 OLVER F. CABANA '17 DR. ANTHONY P. CAGGANO '32 FRANK X. CAGNEY '36 REV. RAYMOND P. CAHLL '43 RAYMOND T. CAHLL '22 HAROLD F. CAlL '36 THOMAS A. CALLAGHAN '40 COL. ROBERT P. CAMPBELL '40 AUSTN CANFELD '23 DR. J. J. CANFELD '37 JOHN T. CANNA '37 THOMAS A. CANTWELL '08 ADOLPH V. CAPANO '28 DR. JOSEPH V. CARR '27 DR. C. WALTER CARROLL '27 WALTER B. CARTER '24 REV. JOHN T. CASEY '99 WLLAM H. CASSDY '48 ROBERT H. CASTELLN 26 MATTHEW J. CAZAN '40 DR. WLLAM CHASE '36 DAVD W. CHEADLE '38 DR. CURTS B. CHPMAN '51 AUGUSTE CHOUTEAU '10 DR. JOSEPH A. CCCONE '28 REV. CHRSTOPHER T. CLARK '27 ROLAND E. CLARK '04 WLLAM L. CLAY '19 WLLAM D. COAKLEY '48 BENJAMN A. COHEN '27 JOHN S. COLEMAN '24 JAMES E. COLLFLOWER '06 JOHN P. COONEY '23 BARNUM L. COLTON '21 ROBERT J. CONLEY '27 MCHAEL J. CONLON '45 JOHN F. CONNELLY '14 JOHN W. CONNOLLY '04 WALTER B. CONNOLLY '38 JAMES E. CONNOR '26 DR. FRANCS P. CONTNO '27 DR. SAMUEL C. COOPER '36 JULAN F. CORSH 'SO TMOTHY M. CORRGAN '37 LAWRENCE F. CORROON '48 NCHOLAS J. COSTANZO '33 JAMES F. COSTELLO '21 PAUL J. COUGHLN '32 WLLAM 0. CRAMER '39 M. GREGORY CREUTZ '24 PAUL B. CROMELN '13 NEL J. CRONN '17 JOHN J. CROWLEY '25 DR. ALLAN R. CRUCHLEY DAVD H. CUMMNGS '25 JOSEPH J. CUNNNGHAM '50 PHLP J. CURRY '25 PHLP J. CURRY. JR. '50 WLLAM F. CURTN '18 PHLP J. CURTS '47 RCHARD L. CZEKALSK '42 EDWN M. DAHLL, Jr. '41 DR. JOHN B. D'ALBORA CHARLES F. DALEY '30 TMOTHY F. DALEY '23 ALFRED A. D'AMORE '52 VNCENT DALEY '12 RCHARD D. DANELS '11 DR. JOHN J. DANELSON '33 RUSSELL J. DANEU '33 JOHN F. DAVS '51 CHARLES J. DEAN '14 THOMAS A. DEAN '20 DR. PASQUALE M. DeCARLO '25 DR. G. THOMAS DeFUSCO '31 BOLCK A. DeGASS '28 DR. ARTHUR B. DeGRANDPRE '28 EDWARD H. DELANEY '26 FRANK J. DELANEY '31 WLLAM F. DELANEY '28 A. JOSEPH DERTVAUX '22 DR. JAMES A. DEVNE '34 EDWN M. DCKEY '42 GEORGE F. DSKON '33 JOHN H. DSTEFANO '19 DR. EDWN J. DOBSK '37 DR. POWRE V. DOCTOR '40 GEORGE F. DOHERTY '31 WLLAM L. DOLLE '23 DR. HERMAN DOMUSH '34 JOHN W. DONAHOE '43 JOHN F. DONAHUE '22 FLORENCE J. DONOGHUE '14 RCHARD J. DONOHUE '19 DR. LEO. DO NOV AN '29 DR. PAUL D. DOOLAN '47 ROBERT DOUGAN '40 DR. EDWARDS. DOUGHERTY '28 GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE THOMAS J. DOWNS '28 DR. J. EDWN DREW '30 CHARLES G. DUFFY, Jr. '33 J. FRANK DUFFY, Jr. '37 JAMES FRANCS DUFFY, Jr. 47 HON. JAMES P. B. DUFFY '01 D. CORNELUS DUGGAN, Jr. '42 DR. EML DUL '42 JAMES F. DULLGAN '26 JOSEPH DUNLAP '41 JAMES A. DUNN '20 LT. COL. RALPH P. DUNN '28 ERNEST F. DUPUS '27 JOHN J. DURKN, Jr. '48 JOHN E. DWYER '40 DR. WLLAM F. DWYER '50 WLLAM B. EDELEN '41 THOMAS C. EGAN '17 W. R. EHRMANNTRAUT '16 FREDERCK F. EHRSAM '26 DR. ROBERT L. ELLER '14 DON CARLOS ELLS '08 JACKSON P. ELLS, Jr. '47 CHARLES EWNG '95 DR. FRANCS J. FABRZO '35 JAMES FALLON '51 WLLAM G. FALLON '51 HON. FRANKS. FARLEY '25 J AMES D. FARLEY '50 JOHN E. FARRELL '32 DR. ROBERT E. FEAR '30 FRANCS X. FEGHAN '35 SADORE FENSON '30 SAMUEL A. FENER '20 DR. VNCENT FELCANO '39 PAUL G. FELX '24 EGBERT R. FERGUSON, Jr. '33 DR. THADDEUS G. FBCH '34 GEORGE A. FNCH '07 LOUS B. FNE '25 EUGENE F. FNEGAN '40 WLLAM V. FNN '42 FRANCS X. FNNERAN '50 ROY W. FSCHER '24 CHARLES T. FSHER '28 LOUS A. FSHER '32 JOSEPH F. L. FTZGERALD '11 JOSEPH FTZGERALD, Jr. '25 DR. DAVD J. FTZGBBON '25 THOMAS R. FTZPATRCK, Jr. '43 DR. PATRCK J. FLEMNG '01 EDMUND W. FLYNN '15 FRANK M. FOSSETT '26 HAROLD E. FOSTER '23 LAWRENCE C. FRANK '32 ABRAHAM FRANKEL '34 DR. SYDNEY FRELCH '30 FREDERCK W. FUGER '26 ERNEST A. FUGGAN '47 FRANCS W. GAFFNEY '27 DR. WLLAM E. GALLA '31 JAMES E. GALLAGHER '22 ORMAND R. GALVN '47 JOHN J. GARTLAND, Jr. '35 BERNARD F. GARVEY '16 W. St. JOHN GARWOOD '17 T. AUSTN GAVN '20 JOHN F. GEHAN '20 DR. LOUS J. GELDZAHLER '25 MEYER GELFAND '40 GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY CLUB OF METROPOLTAN NEW YORK WLLAM J. GERETY, Jr. '32 FRANCS R. GARDELLO '49 MYLES F. GBBONS '32 HOWARD S. GES '27 CHARLES B. GNOCCHO '27 DR. HENR L. GRARD '33 REV. EDWARD R. GLAVN '82 LOUS P. GLEKAS '50 FRANK W. GLENN '28 JAMES A. GLENN '25 JOHN C. GONG '22 JOSE G. GONZALEZ '27 EDWARD A. GORMAN, Jr. '2 JOHN E. GORMLEY '29 DR. S. DEWEY GOTTLEB '21 DAVD B. GRAHAM '49 EDMUND C. GRANGER, JR. '43 or. MCHAEL 0. A. GRASS '38 HENRY A. GRESEDECK '88 JOSEPH W. GRMES '14 JOHN G. GROTZ '52 CHARLES J. GUBTOSE '29 GERARD J. C. GULFOYLE '28 THOMAS F. GURRY, Jr. 'H VERY REV. HUNTER GUTHRE, S.J. CARL J. HAARDT '83 FREDERCK J. HAAS '26 DR. JAMES L. HACKETT '28 ANDREW J. HARE ANDREW G. HALEY '28 LEONARD W. HALL '20 W. RED HALLA '44 ALEXANDER J. HALPERN '30 CALVN L. HAM '49 FREDERCK R. HANLON '42 REV. JAMES 0. D. HANLON '22 DR. MCHAEL. HANNA '40 JACK B. HARLOE '41 DR. D. J. HARRNGTON '52 DR. F. VNCENT HARRNGTON '35 GEORGE W. HARRNGTON '23 JAMES M. HARRNGTON '44 NELSON HARRS '28 JOHN J. HARVEY, Jr. '88 LEO B. HARVEY '23 RA C. HAYCOCK '08 JOHN C. HAYES '31 DR. WLLAM F. HAYES '82 DORSEY B. HEER '26 DR. HARRY H. HEFFERAN '14 JAMES J. HENNESSEY '26 EDWARD A. HENRY '35 DR. VNCENT HERNANDEZ '18 DR. RAYMOND HERNDON '41 EVETT D. HESTER '26 REV. FRANCS J. HEYDEN, S.J. DR. JOSEPH D. HCKEY 'U JOHN T. HGGNS '25 MARK B. HGGNS '80 DR. THOMAS F HGGNS '33 THOMAS W. HGGNS '31 DR. HLLARD M. HMELFARB '83 DR. JOHN D. HRD '01 DR RAYMOND T. HOLDEN '28 EU.GENE J. HOLLAND '20 JOSEPH G. HOLLOWAY '39 JOSEPH R. HOLSEY '33 DR RCHARD B. HOMAN '25 GEN. GEORGE A. HORKAN :15 DR LOUS A. HOUFF 29 JA..ES P. HOULHAN. Jr. '80 WLLAM A. HRUBY '49 JAMES W. HUGHES '25 DR. 0. BENWOOD "O HUNTER, Jr. DR. JOHN A. ANACONE '32 MCHAEL L. GOE '08 ROBERT J. LLG '31 DR. J. BAy JACOBS : ORAL J. JENSEN G. HOWARD JOHNSON :2 1 1 LEO F. JOLAT DR. HARRY J. JORDAN : JAY P. JULCHER AL. JOSEPH KANE '23 AL PHLP KANE : JOHN W. KAPPLES STEPHEN J. KARPENSK '33 DR. JOHN F. KEATNG '24 RCHARD M. KEENAN '47 ALBERT W. KELLER, Jr. '30 DR. ALOYSUS T. KELLY :3 15 s GEORGE L. KELLY, 41 JAMES J. KELLY DR. JOSEPH D. KELLY '12 DR. JOSEPH D. KELLY '33 J. R. KENNEDY ' RAYMOND C. KENNEDY : JOHN E. KENNY H. DONN KERESEY '18 J McP. KERESEY '16 MRS. FRANCS J. KERNS HAROLD A. KERTZ '28 DR. JOHN R. KLGALLEN '32 JOSEPH KNDREGAN '37 ARCHBALD E. KNG, Jr. '52 DAVS M. KNG '51 WLLAM H. KNGSTON '24 LEO V. KLAUBERG '16 WLLAM JOSEPH KLAUBERG '49 3

6 r t 1.! l. : Complments l! 1 HAMMOND and HALPERN DENTAL LABORATORY th Street, N.W. WASHNGTON 6, D. C. Phone: Dstrct M M t- - n ~~ r.- -t WSEMLLER'S GROCERY & DELCATESSEN OPEN 8:00 A.M. TLL 11 :00 P.M. DALY 7 DAYS f J l ~~ l-11- ll-1-+ l f! W. T. Ga h er & Bros., nc. f 1 Establshed LUMBER & MLLWORK 30th & K Sts., N.W. MEtropoltan SUGAR'S CAMPUS STORE The Place to Eat Students School Supples, Souvenrs, Sweat Shrts, Noveltes, Toletres. 1 l_.. _,_,_,_,_,_,_.,_.,_,_,_,_.,_.,_.,_.,_,_,_,_,l ~ The Jepson Hotel Supply Co. 112 F Street, S.W. MEtropoltan j WHOLESALE MEATS HARRY T. WHTLOCK-Manager ~~ l f : : = : :! TEHAAN'S : _ll j f j 1 : Establshed :! : 1 f 1 :! ~~ - + +" f.! f Arena Sport Shop. l!._1 MR. GEORGE FRELCHER-MR. ELLS GOODMAN,. : l 1 f! th St., N.W. HUdson !! :! : ;., ! 1 r! Complete Offce Outfttng f GNN'S f 1 j OFFCE SUPPLES e STATONERY OFFCE FURNTURE! == r, 1417 New York Avenue RE = th St. (Rng Bldg.) :! 420 Kng St., Alexandra, Va. =. 1. =! ~~ GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE

7 FELLOWS-Contnued MCHAEL KOCALEK '20 JOHN L. KOHL '43 DR. HENRY P. KOLAKOWSK '42 EDWARD N. KORN '49 CHARLES S. KOTZN '35 JOSEPH M. KRAMER '28 THEODORE M. KRANTZ '48 HARRY T. KRANZ '23 LEO R. KUNDTZ '29 PAUL C. KUNKE L '24 RCHARD KUNTZ '25 COL. EDWARD G. KURDZEL '41 STANLEY P. KWATKOWSK '30 JOHN ROBERT L ALLY '48 JOHN R. LAMB '60 RCHARD C. LAMB '49 DR. FRANK LAMBERTA '36 CHARLES S. LAMY '28 DR. VNCENT J. LaPAGLA '46 JOHN A. LARGAY '33 JOHN J. LARKN, Jr. '21 JOHN E. LAUGHLN, Jr. '27 P. C. LAUNGER '22 LAW CLASS OF :28 JOHN B. LEARY '32 THOMAS E. LEAVEY '23 NCHOLAS R. LEDERLE '47 JAMES B. LEE '37 ROLAND B. LEGHTON '24 CHARLES R. LENNANE '14 JOSEPH A. LETTER '31 BENNETT H. LEVENSON '28 DR. ADRAN J. LEVESQUE '34 JOHN K. LEBERMAN '36 FRED M. LNDER RAYMOND W. LOCHOT '13 WLLAM B. LONAM '50 DR. GEORGE K. LOOSER '34 WLLAM E. LOVELY '16 CLAY F. LYNCH '03 J. WATSON LYNCH '38 JOSEPH P. LYNCH '35 DR. WLLAM F. LYNCH '04 WLLAM F. LYNCH '45 DR. CHARLES J. LYONS '38 GRAHAM MAGEE '24 DANEL V. MAHONEY '16 GEORGE L. MAHONEY '46 EDWARD K. MALONEY EDWARD C. MANDELL '41 GEORGE M. MANN '07 PETER G. MANNERS '49 JOHN J. MANNNG '30 PHLP P. MARENBERG '35 CARMEN V. MARNARO '26 DR. EML MARKS '20 DR. WLLAM A. MARROCCO '29 C. RUSSELL MARSHALL '17 RCHARD K. MARTN '39 T. ROBERT MARTN '38 FNLAY MATHESON '40 BEN A. MATTHEWS '13 WLLAM B. MATTMORE '32 DR. EUGENE F. McAULFFE, Jr. '43 J. NEVNS McBRDE '29 JAMES M. MC CABE '22 EUGENE P. McCAHLL '21 LEO H. McCORMCK '30 WLLAM D. McCUE '32 JOHN W. McDERMOTT '24 J AMES F. McDONNELL, Jr. '40 THOMAS F. McDONNELL '07 JAMES McDONOGH '01 LT. COL. JOSEPH A. McDONOUGH '22 WALTER R. McFARLAND '11 J. RAYMOND McGOVERN '18 WLLAM C. McGOWAN '49 REV. BRAN A. McGRATH, S.J. '40 JEROME J. McGRATH '47 CARROLL J. McGURE '18 HENRY T. McGURE '32 THOMAS A. McHUGH, SR. '22 REV. DONALD McLVANE '46 GEORGE E. McKENNA '21 LEO J. McLARNEY '36 EDWARD D. McLAUGHLN '52 MATTHEW A. McLAUGHLN '28 J. ARTHUR McNAMARA '39 ADM RCHARD R. McNULTY '22 ROBERT E. McNULTY '43 PAUL W. McQULLEN '13 JOHN McSHAN '22 JAMES McSHERRY '42 DR. ROBERT A. McTAMANEY '32 EDWARD T. MEAGHER '49 MEDCAL CLASS OF '28 THOMAS C. MEE '17 DR. CHARLES P. MELONE '35 H ENRY E. MELVN '38 LUCEN H. MERCER '23 THOMAS J. MLAN '17 NCHOLAS MLJEVC '34 DR. ANTHONY G. MLLER, Jr. '48 EDWN LANG MLLER '10 JO ZACH MLLER, '04 SAMUEL L. MLLER '21 RCHARD P. MLLOY '51 CHARLES J. MLTON '35 DR. ALEXANDER C. MNELLA '41 DR. JOSEPH A. MLYNARSK '39 HOMER R. MONTAGUE '41 BERNARD JOHN J. MOONEY '33 THOMAS F. MORARTY '14 JOHN H. MORRS '18 THOMAS F. MULLAHEY '41 *DR. JAMES A. MURPHY '27 JAMES W. MURPHY '99 JOHN G. MURPHY '36 DR. J. EDWARD MURRAY '35 ELAS G. NAAME '29 DR. STEPHEN W. NEALON '33 JAMES S. NEWMAN '29 JAMES T. NAUGHTON '31 DR. ANTHONY J. NCOLETTE '37 JEROME J. NEDERMEER '39 RALPH J. NOBLE '25 WLLAM W. NOTTNGHAM '17 DR. JOSEPH A. NOVELLO ' 32 ANDREW J. NOWAK '25 FRANCS S. OAKLEY '50 JOHN J. W. OBERG '49 GERA:RD J. O'BREN '32 RAYMOND O'BREN ' 49 WLLAM J. K. O'BREN '30 MATTHEW J. O'CALLAGHAN '29 DR. HENRY P. 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9 ATHLETCS BEN A. BUSCHER By CHARLE STEELE '52 Electrcal Contractor For a school that goes n for qualty rather than quantty n all thngs, ncludng athletcs, Georgetown has had a remarkable number of great athletes wear her blue and grey. As the years slde by t's easy to forget that the great Arthur Devln played thrd base for the Hoyas before gong on to fame n a ew York Gant unform. Because Jack Hagerty and George Murtagh have been the backbone of athletcs on the Hlltop for qute a few years now, some may not remember that they stood out both as Georgetown grdders and as New York Gant stars. The lst of smlar athletes s not a short one. Al Blozs, Harry Costello, Auge Lo, Buddy O'Grady, Danny Kraus, Tony Plansky and Ed Hargadn are some of the stand outs and there are many more of the same calber. Just last June three great runners and the number two draft choce of the Mlwaukee Hawks basketbal~ team graduated n the form of Charle Capozzol, Joe La Perre, Carl Joyce and Bll Bolger.. n an attempt to honor both Georgetown and her great athletes, the Alumn Assocaton s n the process of creatng the "Georgetown Hall of Fame", whch wll preserve the memory of athletc stars of natonal rankng who went to G_eorgetown.. Jack Walsh of the Washngton Post, Bob Ad.de of the Tmes Herald and another Washngton sports wnter yet to be chosen wll make the fnal selectons for the Hall of Fame. ames wll be submtted to them by an alumn commttee of fve grads from fve dfferent decades. We on ths fve man commttee wll try to submt to the sports wrters all those worthy of membershp n the Hall of Fame, but fve men cannot be expected to know all the great athletes who even went to Georgetown. For ths reason we're callng on all the alumn for help. f you know of a Georgetown athlete who was a natonal standout, whch s the norm for admttance, please send hs name, year and achevements to me, care of Georgetown Unversty, Washngton 7, D. C., and 'll see to t that the name comes before the alumn commttee for consderaton. f ten alumn send n the name of any one athlete, that name automatcally wll be submtted to the sports wrters. The success of the whole dea wll depend to a large degree upon the alumn response, because only f that response s there wll the Hall of Fame be a vald collecton of Georgetown's greatest athletes. SPEAKNG OF GREAT ATHLETES, two of the senors returnng to the Hlltop ths Fall may fall nto that category before they graduate next June. They are track man Edde Krk and basketballer Lou Ggante. Krk gave an ndcaton of thngs to come last sprng n a race n whch he fnshed thrd. Though losng out to Capozzol and LaPerre, Ed's tme for the mle was 4:15. The New Jersey speedster was also a manstay on the two and four mle relay teams whch swept the Drake relays, beatng all GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE 3906 Yuma St., N. W Grace St., N. W. EM wo Bg Ten comers as well as the famous Wes Santee and hs Kansas team mates. Ed should be runnng the mle n und ~ r 4:10 ths year, and no one would be too surprsed f he got down to 4:06 and 4:07. t's hard to estmate just how much consolaton Lou Ggante must be to Coach Buddy Jeannette as the basketball season approaches. Buddy saw ten of hs travelng squad of twelve graduate last June. What's worse, only two lettermen are returnng, and only four who have ever played as much as a complete varsty game wll be on hand. Joe Carroll, a frst strnger last year, wll be terrfcally mportant to the club ths season, but t's Ggante who wll have to be the superman. t sn't accurate to say.. that as Lou goes so wll go the Hoyas, because Lou undoubtedly wll play top notch basketball. He dd all last season. Besdes scorng, play makng and defendng, however, all of whch the 5'11" spark plug does wth the best, Lou wll have to hold together a predomnantly sophomore team. The team wll be young, nexperenced, the shortest n years and almost completely lackng n depth. t's also the fastest n years, wth two of the most talented sophs Hoya fans wll have seen snce Bolger and Sullvan n Warren Buehler and Bll Co\vley. Lou Ggante s the boss when he's on the court. Ths was true even on last year's Senor club, and t wll be more true ths year. So f Lou can make ths club clck, he'll rank among the greatest of Hoya hoop stars. For that matter whether the team clcks or not, t's a safe bet that Ggante wll jon O'Grady, Hassett, Kraus, Hargadn and O'Keefe as the very best of Georgetown back court men of recent years. SPORTS AN STUF: Tom O'Keefe, '50, now out of the Army, wll be head basketball coach at Catholc U. ths season... When Bll Bolger takes the floor for the Mlwaukee Hawks ths Fall he'll be one of the two Georgetown men n the N.B.A... The other s veteran John Manken of the Boston Celtcs... Denny Murphy of last year's team was drafted by Baltmore, Hughe Bens by Rochester and Jerry Nappy by Syracuse, but Nappy and Murphy are army bound and Bens wll forsake pro ball for law school... Bob Scott who played on the basketball team durng Buddy O'Grady's last season as coach, has been honorably dscharged from the army, and could gve the basketball team some of the experence t lacks... Carl Joyce, Joe LaPerre and Charley Capozzol ran n Europe durng ths past summer... Don't forget to send n your nomnatons for the Hall of Fame. 7

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11 A Plan for Georgetown's Future By JoHN J. TuNMORE '31 Presdent, Georgetown Unversty Alumn Assocaton Alumn who follow the newspapers and natonal perodcals are well aware of the problems confrontng pr"vately endowed and operated nsttutons of hgher educaton n -the Unted States today. Those havng large endowments fnd that whle the cost of educatng students s ncreasng, the ncome from endowments, once adequate, s decreasng and some materal assstance from outsde sources must be sought f the non-tax supported Colleges and Unverstes are to survve. The plght of the prvate college wthout a large endowment s stll more desperate. ncome from small endowment funds s neglgble, and rsng prces contnue to defy the ncome from student tuton fees to meet them. Some two hundred Amercan Colleges and Unverstes have been able to exst and even to develop educatonally only because ther Alumn have looked realstcally at the problem and have determned to meet t. Thus, the prvate College has been able to compete, successfully, wth the St~te and Muncpal Unversty whch draws upon appropratons from taxes. Your Offcers and the Board of Governors of the Georgetown Unversty Alumn Assocaton have long been aware that Georgetown's ancent place as a leader n educaton s n jeopardy. Prces have rsen n Washngton as n the rest of the country. The Unversty's endowments are meager. Tuton rates and fees cannot be advanced to the pont where desrable students look elsewhere for what Georgetown has always offered n a superor way. n June of 1952, those offcers and Board members determned to nvestgate the possbltes of launchng, for Georgetown, an Annual Gvng Program smlar to the Alumn Funds operatng so successfully at schools lke Dartmouth, Yale, Prnceton, Notre Dame and others too numerous to menton. Snce then, wth panstakng care, every angle of the program has been examned and dscussed and the fnshed plan s now ready for executon. What s an Annual Gvng Program? t s just about what the name mples. Each year each former student of the Unversty wll be asked to contrbute what he can to enable the Unversty to develop wthout runnng nto defct fnancng. Furthermore, the ndvdual Alumnus may choose the functon of the Unversty to whch he wshes to gve hs support. He may select, as the recpent of hs generosty the College, the Graduate School, the Medcal School, the Law School, the Dental School, the Foregn Servce School, the School of Nursng or the nsttute of Langustcs. Or he may desgnate hs gft to pay off the debt stll remanng on the McDonough Gymnasum. Or, f he wshes, he may leave the dsposton of hs gft to the dscreton of the Unversty Drectors. Whatever hs wshes n the matter, they wll be scrupulously followed. The value of every gft can best be determned by measurng t aganst the endowment (non-exstent) whch t represents. For example, at current nterest rates, an annual gft of $35.00 represents the nterest on $1,000 of endowment. By makng hs gft an annual one, the grateful alumnus can mantan the equvalent of as much endowment as he wshes or can afford, and wth full knowledge that hs annual gft s a tax-deductble tem. Meanwhle, problems other than operatonal costs of the Unversty have been gven careful study by Father Bunn and by Father Foley, Drector of Unversty Development. Ths study reveals that the 164-year-old campus needs more brcks and mortar f t s to become the even fner Georgetown whch we all desre. Educaton lke ndustry cannot stand stll, t must keep pace wth the expandng horzons and needs of Amercan lfe. Georgetown needs a Scence Buldng, a more effcent dnng hall, a permanent structure for ts School of Foregn Servce. ts School of Nursng needs a buldng to adjon the Unversty Hosptal. The Hosptal tself, as a teachng hosptal, needs a new wng for more beds to meet the rsng demand for ts excellent servces. Georgetown needs a permanent home for her growng Graduate School. The Lbrary needs a modern replacement for ts cramped quarters n Healy. The Law School needs to expand nto a Law Center. The nsttute of Languages and Lngustcs, though only four years old, has outgrown ts present quarters and needs a new buldng to keep t n the very forefront of language educaton whch has been so vtally necessary n the complex modern world. New technques and new equpment now avalable to the Dental professon requre that Georgetown's School of Dentstry expand ts facltes. And, n servng manknd by educatng the best mnds, Georgetown needs an opportunty to offer more scholarshp ads to promsng students. Furthermore, endowed chars and professorshps would make t possble for her to attract addtonal dstngushed scholars to her facultes. The "brcks and mortar" program, whch s the Captal Gfts phase of the Greater Georgetown Fund, wll run concurrently wth the Annual Gvng Program sponsored by the Alumn Assocaton. Natonal Charman of the Greater Georgetown Fund wll be Thomas C. Egan, '17 of Phladelpha, formerly Presdent of the Assocaton. Hs Commttee wll seek out sources of gfts whch wll make the "Fner Georgetown" possble.. Plans call for the ntaton of the program at a dnner for commttee charmen and fund workers at Georgetown on October 24. Shortly thereafter, detaled nformaton on Georgetown's needs and our plans to meet them wll be maled from Alumn House to each Alumnus. Then the varous State Charmen wll arrange personal contact wth as many Alumn as possble, and those who cannot be so Contnued on Page 15 9

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13 James H. Buchholz, '49, Assstant to the Executve Secretary, plans the Annual Gvng Fund. A corner of the Addressograph room. Fles contan address plates for 22,000 Georgetown men. Mss Louse Cahll, the Assocaton's bookkeeper.

14 Club Lounge on frst floor of Alumn House as seen from the 36th Street entrance. Photographs partally seen n adjon ng room are the former Presdent's of the Alumn Assocaton. Club Lounge, lookng toward the 36th St. door.

15 James S. Ruby, '27, Executve Secretary, n hs offce on the second floor of Alumn House. The shovel n the background broke ground for McDonough Gymnasum. Ths s what you would have seen three years ago, before the Alumn House dea was born. Compare t wth the front cover pcture.

16 "The Fellows of Alumn House" are lsted n the Recepton Offce. Mrs. Clarssa leggett n the Recepton room of Alumn House. Fles n background contan card records of more than 52,000 Georgetown men from Wllam Gaston to date. -- Mss Ruth Ketterman, correspondence secretary, has her offce on frst floor.

17 Plan for Georgetown's Future Contnued from page 9 contacted wll be appealed to by mal. The Deans and Regents of the varous Schools of the Unversty wll outlne ther own partcular needs and show why tuton fees cannot meet them. The frst Annual Gvng Program wll have as ts Charman Mr. Eugene P. McCahll, '21 of Mnneapols. James H. Buchholz, '49, whose appontment as Assstant to the Executve Secretary s announced elsewhere n ths ssue of the Magazne, wll serve as Drector of the Annual Gvng Program. Meanwhle, your Alumn Assocaton whch s responsble for a porton of ths program and s vtally nterested n the success of both of ts phases, must contnue to count upon the actve membershp to support, through annual dues as n the past, the actvtes of our organzaton. The responsble offcers of the Assocaton feel that our organzaton has been successful n servng Georgetown's nterests, and much of that success s due to our ablty to fnance Assocaton busness ourselves. Your deas upon the program outlned above wll be gratefully receved and consdered. Above all, the Charmen of our two funds wll be grateful to an Alumn who wll volunteer to assst n these efforts. Don't wat to be asked to work for Georgetown. The need s now. Alumn Dnner Schedule The Georgetown Alumn Club of Pttsburgh wll hold a dnner at the Pttsburgh Athletc Assocaton on November 7 n honor of Very Rev. Edward B. Bunn, S.J., Presdent of the Unversty. Dr. Francs M. Forster, Dean of the Medcal School and James S. Ruby, Executve Secretary of the Alumn Assocaton wll be the other Washngton guests. Dr. Thomas Parran, '15, Dean of the Graduate School of Publc Health of the Unversty of Pttsburgh, former Surgeon General of the U. S. Publc Health Servce wll be Toastmaster. Joseph G. Smth, '33, s n charge of arrangements. On November 12, Father Bunn wll be honored by the Georgetown Club of Chcago at a dnner. Snce ths s Father Bunn's frst ntroducton to the Club snce he became Rector, a large turn-out s expected. Wllam A. Boyd, '42, s n charge of arrangements. D. C. Alumn Club Elects The frst meetng of the Georgetown Unversty Club of Washngton for the season was held n Copley Lounge on the Unversty Campus on September 16. An electon of offcers for the new season was held wth the followng results: Presdent, Dr. 0. Benwood Hunter, Jr., Med. '40; Vce-Presdent (College), John J. Schlck, '47; Vce-Presdent (Graduate School) Wllam H. Brown, '47; Vce-Presdent (Medcal), Dr. August Kramm, '40; Vce Presdent (Law), John W. Ahern, '36; Vce-Presdent (Dental), Dr. Steves 0. Beebe, '23; Vce-Presdent (F.S.), Vncent E. Covns, '28; Treasurer, James E. Connor, Jr., Law '26; Secretary, Rchard L. Walsh, Law '49; As~t. Secretary, James J. Berbower, College '47, Law '49. Vacances on the club's Board of Drectors were flled wth the followng Alumn : Anthony B. Brennan, College '26; Dr. Leo Bellerose, Grad. '47; Dr. George J. Fleury, Jr., Med. '41; Hon. Mlton S. Kronhem, Jr., Law '38; Dr. Z. Bernard Lloyd, Dent. '38; James W. Nalls, F.S. '36, and Dean E. Brundage, Grad. '48. mpromptu Reunon At Montgomery, Alabama When Father Yates, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Poltcal Scence, lectured recently at the Ar War College, Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama, an mpromptu alumn reunon was held, ncludng the followng offcers: Col. Leonard Shapro, M.A. '48, Ph.D. '50; Col. Robert Shafer, M.A. '48; Col. Wllam Kyes, M.A. '49, Ph.D. canddate; Col. Oren Poage, M.A. '50; Col. Thomas Arnett, LL.B. '39, LL.M. '42; Capt. Russell Ramsey, M.A. '47; and Lt. Rchard McCooey, C. '52. Shapro and Shafer are on the faculty of the War College; Arnett, K yes and Poage are students there. Ramsey s on the faculty of the Ar Command and Staff School. McCooey s on duty at the base. Complments o f a Frend THE GEORGETOWN PHARMACY + Relable Prescrptons-Prompt Delvery + WSCONSN & 0 STREETS, N. W. DU r --- ~r:: l t wth new DCTAPHONE CO(PO(ATON TME-MASTER j Dctatng and Recordng Machne Equpment j j Trade Mark j 1 LEO J. McLARNEY 1210 Connectcut Ave. 1 A.B Washngton 6, D. C. : 1 Representatve Executve H n- - -u

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19 1897 Dn. JoHN W. Cnowr., Med. '97, retred Medcal Offcer of the Bureau of Engravng and Prntng, ded at Washngton on July 17. He was the father of Joseph. Crowe, Law ' }AM ES S. McDoNOCH, Law '01, was a recent caller at Alumn House to present us wth some old volumes for the Unversty Lbrary. The summary report of the Annual Meetng of stockholders of the Snclar Ol Corporaton held last May carres a photograph of Mr. McDonogh shakng hand wth the Pre dent of the corporaton. RCHAD P. WHTELY, College '01, Law '04, has retred for the second tme from h poston as attorney wth the Federal Trade Commsson. Two years ago he was retred and then formally called back nto the ervce HERBERT F. MTCHELL, Law '04, and Mrs. Mtchell celebrated ther golden weddng annversary on June 6. Before hs retrement, Mr. Mtchell taught for thrty years at McKnley Techncal Hgh School n Washngton JAMES E. COLLFLOWER, Colleo-e '06 Law '10, was honored at a t es tmo~al dnner at the MayAower Hotel n Washngton on July 9 for hs three years of servce as Charman of the Greater Natonal Captal Commttee of the Washngton Board of Trade. Jm s a member of the Board of Governors of the Alumn Assocaton Georgetown lost a fathful and dstngushed Alumnus on July 22 n the death of Ho. EDWARD L. L EA HY, Law '08, Judge of the Unted States Dstrct Court of Rhode sland and former Unted States Senator. Whle at Georgetown he played on the Varsty basketball team, rowed wth the Varsty crew, was a member of the debatng team and Presdent of hs class Gr.oncr. W. CnANE, Law '09, who s now n hs 19th consecutve year as Judge of the Muncpal Court of Aberdeen, S. D., has been apponted for the thrd year as Charman of the Publc Relatons Commtlee of the State Bar of South Dakota. CHESTER F. MANSON Law '09 has ret~ed ~rom actve pract~e and s' enjoyng h1s le1sure at hs home n Whte Rver, CLASS NOTES S. D. Hs on, Hon. Rodney F. Manson was recently apponted Judge of the Crcut Court at Watertown, S. D Hr., nv F. DOLAN, Law '10, retred Chef of the Accounts Dv on n the 1 nternal Revenue Bureau ded n Washngton on July R. R VERA ZAYAS, Law '12, mantans h law offces n the Plaza Buldng, an 1 uan, Puerto R co Br.nNARD A. CLAHK, Law '14, promnent Detrot attorney, ded n that cty on Augu t 5. He was a brother of CHAlLES H. CLARK, Law '29. DcK F. GonE, Law '14, and Mrs. Gore, an alumna of G;eorge Washngton Unversty Law chool are n practce as the frm of Gore and Gore at 620.E. 125th St., North Mam, Fla. where they have been for the past twenty-fve years. DR. WLBURN D. HoBBS, Dent. '14, ded n Washngton on August FRANCS J. STOECF.RER, Law '15, ded n Washngton n January, accordng to word recently receved at Alumn House. He was a retred federal attorney HOWARD E. BunNS, Law '16, ded n Washngton on August }OSE'H A. KERNEY, Law '17, Advertsng Drector of the Trenton Tmes, retred from that poston after twenty-nne years on June 1. CHAHLES P ~ FLOOD, Grad. Law '17, ded n Sawtelle, Calforna on July 13. He had made hs home n Anaconda, Mont. CHARLES E. ScHUYLER, Law '17, formerly Assocate Solctor, Legal Servce, (Guardanshp) of the Veterans Admnstraton, s presently n the same poston awatng the reorganzaton of the agency BERNARD F. RoHLK, Law '19, s n Orlando, Fla. as Dstrct Manager for the Lncoln Natonal Lfe nsurance Co. of Fort Wayne, nd. GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE JoHN G. BRUNN, College '19, s the edtor of the Gold Medal Treasury of Amercan Verse publshed by Fawcett Publcatons, nc. n New York n June. An attractve paper-backed volume, t s for sale at 35 cents DR. J. WLLAM MoONEY, College '21, Med. '25, was awarded a degree n the Obstetrcal-Gynecologcal secton at the Fall nternatonal Congress of the nternatonal College of Surgeons held n New York Cty on September 17. He s assocated wth the Ob tetrcal-gynecologcal departments of St. Clare', New York Cty Hosptal, Welfare land, ew York Cty and New York Cty Muncpal Santorum, Otsvlle,. Y. JAMES T. FoWLEH, JR.. Law '21, retred chef opnon attorney for the Department of Justce, ded n Denver, Colo. on 1 uly 28. OFFCAL GEORGETOWN CLASS RNGS Wrte for Complete nformaton L. G. BALFOUR CO th St., N.W. Sute 419 Washngton, D. C JoHN H. HAllRS, Law '22, owner of the "ce Capades" was nvested as a Knght of the Holy Sepulchre at St. Patrck'& Cathedral n New York n September. n December he wll accept the Poverello Award of the College of Steubenvlle n recognton of the chartable works performed by the Varety Clubs of Amerca of whch he s the founder. OscAR C. PoccE, Law '22, of Baltmore, has resgned hs poston as Drector of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survvors nsurance of Socal Securty, n order to work as assstant to the Presdent of Charles T. Brandt, nc. HoN. PATRCK J. CouRTNEY, Law '22, has retred as Assocate Judge of the Land Court of Massachusetts. LEUT. CoL. JosEPH A. McDoNOUGH, College '22, s roundng out hs frst year of hs second tour of duty n Korea as Plans and Requrements Offcer, Sales Branch, Headquarters, Korea Cvl As- 17

20 sstance Command. He wrtes, "We must lck Communsm on ths pennsula or lose the entre Orent to Moscow." 1923 JosEPH A. DoNOVAN, Law '23, Washngton attorney, ded here on July 6. Word has been receved of the death of ]AMES EDWARD MuRRAY, Law '23, n New London, Conn. on March DR. WALTER R. McCAnTHY, Med. '24, <led n Brooklyn, N. Y. on May 16. He had been n general practce n Brooklyn for 25 years, and for the past fourteen months had served as Deputy Medcal Superntendent at Kngs County Hosptal. DR. THOMAS E. HESLN, Dent. '24, ded s uddenly n Dover, N. J. on July MLTON D. KoRMAN, Law '25, Assstant Corporaton Counsel of the Dstrct of Columba, recently receved a well deserved promoton on the recommendaton of Corporaton Counsel VERNON E. WEST, Law '08. Lou1s L. WEBER, College '25, s Pres <ent and Treasurer of Choremaster Dvson of Weber Engneered Products, nc. -of Cncnnat. Hs youngest son, Jon Tom, has entered hs second year of Hgh School at Georgetown Prep. JoHN E. JoYcE, JR., College '25, Grad. '29, s admnstratve assstant to the regonal drector of Cvl Defense n Pttsfeld, Mass. DA NEL E. McGRATH, Law '25, s the subject of a column n the Havana (Cuba) Post for May 7, recountng hs actvtes n crushng Communst actvtes drected at the Panama Canal durng hs term of servce there as U. S. Dstrct Attorney. The 'Magazne expresses the sympathy of the Alumn As ocaton to JosEPH H. HAGA, Law '25, on the recent death of hs wfe n Pawtucket, R.. Mrs. Hagan was a member of the class of '25 at Trnty College. FRA NCS R. G~: na c r, F.S. '25, has been sworn n as Cty Engneer of Annapols, Mel REv. Lours M. O'LEARY, O.P., College '26, who has been statoned at the Domncan House. of Studes n Washngton for the past year, has been apponted to the faculty of Barry College n Mam, Fla. EDGAR J. MASO N, F.S. '26, has joned the Buffalo Offce of Shearon, Hamll and Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange. VNCENT J. O'LEARY, College '26, s a Rehabltaton Specalst wth the Veterans' Admnstraton, and s workng for the <egree of Doctor of Educaton at Temple Unversty, Phladelpha. DR. WLLAM B. QUNN, Med. '26, ded n Jackson Heghts, N.Y. on July 15. A new neghbor of Alumn House s THOMAS D. O'KEEFE, F.S. '26, who has taken a Georgetown house dagonally across the street from our headquarters. After nearly thrty years wth the Department of Commerce n varous parts of the world, he s now n prvate operatons as a Consultant on nternatonal Trade and Fnance JosEPH W. WHT E, College '27, on August 13 celebrated not only hs 47th brthday, but the completon of 25 years n admnstratve work wth the New York Telephone Co., accordng to a news story n the Syracuse Herald Journal. Rchmond Dean, son of CHARLES D. DEAN, College '27, has entered the College as a Freshman. To serve your best... serve MELVERN! A.t your nearest dealer 1928 AL. PHLP KANE, College '28, Law '32, wth Mrs. Kane and son Matthew, College '56, have returned from an extensve summer tour of the European contnent. CoL. GERALD J. GREEVE, College '28, has been assgned as Port Comptroller of the Army's New York Port of Embarkaton. He s lvng n Brooklyn wth hs wfe and three chldren. THOMAS A. MEANEY, College '28, has been promoted to the post of Drector of Group Annutes n the Home Offce of the Equtable Lfe Assurance Socety of the Unted States. Hs offce s at 393 Seventh Ave., New York Cty. Stephen A. Moynahan, Law '28, s Dstrct Attorney for the Western Dstrct of Massachusetts wth hs offce n Sprngf eld. Hs son has entered the Freshman class at the College. GEORGE YAMAOKA, Law '28, practces Admralty Law wth offces n New York and Tokyo FnANCS H. FARRELL, College '29, Unted States Commssoner n Boston, announces the removal of hs law offce to 41 Tremont St., Boston. The Magazne extends the sympathy of the Assocaton to EuGENE T. BRENNAN, College '29, on the death of hs father n Elzabeth, N. J. on July 12. PATRCK S. McMAHON, College '29, ded suddenly n New Brtan, Conn. on June DR. RoB ERT F. Dow, College '30, Med. '34, has been apponted Drector of Physcal Medcne at The Mountansde Hosptal, Montclar, N. J. JoHN J. HENNESSY, Law '30, s assocmed wth hs brother n the practce of Law n Savannah, Ga., under the frm name Hennessy and Hennessy. DR. ]OlN R. CAVANAGH, Med. '30, has been elected Presdent. of the Guld of Catholc P sychatrsts. Hs offces are at 1703 Rhode sland Ave., n Washngton. DAVD ADELMAN, Law '30, proudly announces the loss of sxty pounds n 6 months FnANK CRUMLEY, Law '31, s the subject of a feature story artcle n the Fort Worth Star-Telegram for August 23, detalng hs remarkable record as an attorney and as an actve partcpant n cvc and church affars. DR. WLLAM E. GALLA, Dent. '31, has returned from an extensve tour of Europe, where he reports the hghlght to have been t Papal audence. JoHN C. HAYES, College '31, Professor of Law at Loyola Unversty, Chcago, s also Presdent of the Archdocesan Unon of Holy Name Socetes and member of the Executve Commttee of the Natonal Councl of Catholc Men. RoB ERT A. WALL, College '31, has been apponted Legslatve Commssoner by unanmous vote of the General Assembly of th e State of Connectcut DR. JoHN A. la NACONE, Med. '32, and hs wfe have returned from a three month trp to Europe, ncludng vsts to taly, Swtzerland, Germany, France and Austra. They were present at a Papal audence n Rome. PAUL E. FERNG, College '32, Law '35, Magstrate of the Borough of Watchung Court, Planfeld, N. J., spoke on "The Muncpal Magstrate's Court" at a sesson of the New Jersey Boys' State at Rutgers Unversty n late June. 18 GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE

21 DR. HAROLD R. CoNNELLY, Dent. '32, has been named chef of the Oralogcal Dvson of St. Vncent's Hosptal, Brdgeport, Conn. RoBERT J. AvERY, JR., College '32, announces the brth of a daughter, Jule, n Bethesda, Md. Bob s Drector of Publc Relatons at Georgetown. PmLP V. MANNNG, College '32, has been n law practce n Brooklyn, N. Y. snce 1934 wth offces at 32 Court St. He has a son 18 and a daughter, 16. Snce the death of hs frst wfe n 1950 he has re marred and has a second son, Mchael, 10 months. He s actng Polce Justce n Malverne, _ Y. DR. A THONY 0. R EBHOLz, College '32, has mant aned hs Dental Offces at 33 We t 42nd t., ew York Cty, for nneteen yea rs wth the excepton of three years n the Army durng World War DR. WLLAM C. CARBONE, Med. '33, of Hamden, Conn. s recoverng from an at tack of coronary thromboss. JOHN A. CROGHAN, F.. '33, Law '39, s runnng a ndependent Democratc Canddate for the House of Delegates of the General As embly of Vrgna n the November general electons to represent the Cty of Alexandra. Dn. ANDHEW E. FRANZO 1, Med. '33, announces that hs brother DR. JosEPH D. FnA NZO 1, Med. '52, wll enter medeal pr111:tce wth hm. Another brother, DR. ~ARL T. FRANZON, Med. '51, wll open hs offce at 683 Prnceton Ave., Trenton, N. J The hoard of Drectors of the General Foods Corporaton has apponted JoHN M. McVov, College '34, to the post of Assstant Secretary of the corporaton. CoL. RoBERT W. HALL, College '34, bas been a sgned as vce-commander of the Frst Ar Force, wth headquarters at Mtchel Ar Force Ba e, Garden Cty, N. Y. DR. CHARL ES G. SPECHER, Med. '34, announces the brth of a son, Joseph, on May 21. That makes three sons, one daughter. Papa has hs offces n the Frst atonal Bank Buldng, Carbondale, Pa. DR. GEO RGE F. AsHwonTH, Grad. '34, snce leavng the Army as a Colonel n 1946, ha been rasng and sellng regstered Hereford cattle. Ths year he won a blue rbbon at Vrgna's largest Hereford show, and had the top sellng horned Hereford bull at the Petersburg State Bull Sale CoL. RAYMOND MARET, Med. '35, was awarded the Legon of Mert on September 3 for hs outstandng servce as Commandng Offcer of the 82nd General Hosptal n Japan. The presentaton was made at Walter Reed Army Medcal Center n Washngton. MARLN S. RECHLEY, F.S. '35, announces hs fourth chld, frst daughter, was born on May 2. Papa s Drector of nstructon at the ndustral College of the Armed Forces, Fort Lesley J. McNar, Washngton. Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York has apponted CHARLES A. CusCK, Law '35, to a sx member Commttee to study legslaton relatve to volunteer fre departments n the State. Mr. Cusck s a member of the Weedsport,. Y. fre department PHLl' T. RocHE, Law '36, s Guardanshp Attorney, Veterans Admnstraton, for the state of South Dakota. He reports that hs classmate Wllam M. Whelan recently took over the poston of Specal Agent n Charge, Federal Bureau o nvestgaton, San Francsco. PAUL M. O'CoNNOR, Law '36, has been named Republcan County Charman n Auburn,. Y. Dn. JosEPH A. SANSOUCY, Med. '36, ded on June 25 n Washngton. He was a member of the staff of Epscopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hosptal, and was past-presdent of the Washngton Ophthalmologcal Socety. DR. S. C. CoOPER, Dent. '36, s now Major Cooper of the Army Dental Corps and has reported to Fort Sam Houston, Texas. HAROLD H. WSEHART, Law '36, ded n Clnton, ndana on July 28 after a fveyear llness. WLLA M J. ScHALL, Law '36, s n prvate law practce at 649 South Olve St., Los Angeles. Before gong on Naval duty n World War, he had been Assstant General Attorney of the Unon Pacfc Ralroad Co. n Omaha, Neb. DR. WLLAM J. DOYLE, College '36, s ractcn "' n La Jolla, Calforna, and s ~1 e fath e~ of fve boys and two grls. He partcpated n the July 4 "Calforna to Honolulu" Yacht Race J o nn w. E GLSH, College :37, Ere, Pa. attorney s servng as Pres1dent of the Ere Chamber of Commerce. DR. JoH N J. LEPORE, Med. '37, has been apponted Chef of Surgcal Servce, Marlborough Hosptal, Marlboro, Mass. DR. WLLAM A. BLATZ, College '37 was honored at a surprse testmonal dnner by th e leadng ctens of Norfolk, Conn. on the eve of hs departure for two years of servce wth the Ar Force as a Major. PERCE J. FLANJGAN, JR., Law '37, has been elected a Drector of the Unon Trust Co. of Maryland. He s also Secretary Treasurer of P. Flangan and Sons, nc., Baltmore hghway constructon contractors JosE M. MoL NA PEON, F.S. '38, was a recent campus vstor. He s a representatve of Bunge-Mexco, S.A. Regna Dane, daughter of F ELX J. P EL so, College '38, was born July 8 n Deal,. J. he has one brother, Phlp, '69. WLL AM J. PR ENDERGAST, College '38, has been made Presdent of the Wllam H. Prendergast Mlls, nc., textle manufa cturers MAJ. J OSE A. R VERA, Med. '39, s chef of laboratory servce at Tokyo General Hosptal. Before enterng the Army he was a bacterologst wth the U. S. Publc Health ervce. JOH N W. TADTLER, F.S. '39, has been elected presdent of the Washngton chapter of the Amercan Savngs and Loan nsttute. Dn. WALTER C. AUGUSTYNOWCZ, Dent. '39, announces the brth of Peggy Lee on last May 15. he has an older sster, Donna Lee, 8 and a brother Tommy, '67. JAMES H. HYNES, Law '39, has been elected presdent of the Rotary Club of Baton Rouge, La. JOHN R. WALL, College '39, Law '42, has been apponted vce-charman of the Traffc Executve Assocaton at Chcago. He s also Charman of the Central Terrtory Ralroad ' Freght Traffc Commttee. RoB ERT Rossow, Jn., F.S. '39, s Unted States Con ul at Calcutta, nda WLL AM C. 0 ' ElL, College '40, returned a year ago from a year's servce wth the 7th nfantry Dv on n Korea, and s now workng as nvestment Offcer wth the Ea t Brooklyn avngs Bank L EUT. CoL. EDWARD G. KuRDZEL, U.S.M.C., College '41, and Mss Arlette Mare Spnney were marred on June 27 at the Church of ts. Felctas and Per petua n an Marno, Calf. Ed s on duty at Marne Corps Headquarters n Washngton. JoHN F. DoYLE, Law '41, has been ap ponted Assstant Unted States Attorney under U. S. Attorney LEO A. RovER, Law '10, of Washngton. The oath o offce was gven by HoN. RCHMOND B. KEECH, Law '22. THOMAS J. GLLOOLY, College '41, has become nsurance Commssoner of the State of West Vrgna. Formerly he served as Assstant Attorney General for the state. He s marred and the father of three chldren. HoN. JoHN J. BucKLEY, College '41, mayor of Lawrence, Mass., has grown a beard to be n character for the Centennal celebraton of hs cty: GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE 19

22 Blue-black, heavy duty flan net gentleman 's blazer. Comfortable natural lnes, center vent, patch pocket wth flaps and welted seams. Choce of crested brass or smoked pearl buttons, unversty seal optonal. n szes 36 to 46 Regular, 37 to 46 long, and 35 to 42 Short. $39.95 Postpad n U.S. For wear wth above, Cambrdge grey unpleated flannels. Wast szes 30 to 40- $20. Shpped wth unfnshed cuffs. Send check or money order to ~tnrgttnmu UNVERSTY SHOP th Street, N. W., Washngton 7, D. C. Complments of t h e COLUMBA CANDY & TOBACCO CO. elt ' THE HAMPSHRE CORPORATON 4626 ANNAPOLS ROAD, BLADENSBURG, MARYLAND ~~: Acoustcal Tle Contractors :!~ Asphalt Tle f Plaster UNon : J Complments j 1. r = of! J =! j The Easterday-Duckworth Mfg. Co. 1 =..! 2253 Sherman Ave., N.W. NOrth j. r _ T r ' J EDWARD BOKER FROSTED FOODS, NC. ~ _:,:.. l l 1480 Oke St., N.E. J r Washngton 2, D. C. LA f ! 20 GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE

23 JAMEs C. CnU\fLSH, College '41, has been r eapponted to the Regstraton Com msson of the Cty of Phladelpha by Governor Fne of P ennsylvana for a four year term. The Governor of Vermont has apponted JOJ N B. HARTE, College '41, Law '49, a Muncpal Court Judge JosEPH R. CollMAN, Law '42, of Wash mgton, was a recent speaker before Lfe 11nderwrter Assocaton of Freder ck, Md. RALPH H. PArro, F.S. '42, has been appont ed head of the P enson Trust ec ton of Berkshre Lfe nsurance Co. LF.oN B. NooRY, F.S. '42, who s wth Leo M. Bern ten, R ealtors n Arlngton, Y a., wrtes, " wll donate 50 o/o of my commsson to the Alumn Assocaton for any Son of Georgetown may be able to serve n my professon." Pamela Ann Pral, daughter of FnA NK J. PR!AL n, College '42, was born la t June 17.' 1943 Annt ur D. CHAFFEn Law '43 former A..,,. Sststant nttcd Stat es Attorney n Wahm gton, has resgned from that post to enter prvate law practce wth COLAS J.. CHA E, Law '40, and Theodore Jaffe Wtth offces n the Wyatt Buldng. MAJOR RonF.nr PmLLPS, F.S. '43, has r eturned from hs a s"nment n Formo a and s enrolled n tl,; Ch nese-mandarn course at the Army Language chool at ~onter e y, Calf., where he s beng taught Y FnA CS HH HAO SHEl!, Grad. '50. d_jon ' WALSH, F.. '43, of Everett, Wah., ted at Rochester, Mnn. on May 31. He s survved by hs wfe, Mrs. J ean Walsh of 721 Laurel Drve, Everett.. Dn. LEO V. BAR ALOU, Dent. '43, reports hunself fully recovered from an operaton ~nd e r gon c at Phllps House n Bo ton. 1 a ~ year on a vacaton trp to the West ~dt cs he held a reunon n Jamaca wth us classmat es Drs. Alberto Toro and John Lodenqua. LEO N A. LE:BuFFE, College '43, was re -cently nam d "Man of the Year" by the Bas Hn gton, D. C. agency of the Mutual eneft Lfe Tn urance Co. W 1 h RontnT L. WLLAMS, F.. '43, Law '48, ~ s completed two years of actve duty wah the Navy and has returned to hs law fnn, Woodruff, Wllams and McCarthy, 402 Haberfelclc Buldng, Bakersf eld, Calf. W tl. AM A. KEHOE, College '43, Law '47, a nnounce the brth on August 14 of Chrs topher Burlee Kehoe, '74. The baby s a ~rand s on of WrLLAM J. BunLEE, College 17. CEORCE PERPCH, F.S. '43, after two Ye~rs of coachng and teachn g at Mound, Mmn. has accepted a poston a Football ~~d!jockey coach n hs home town of thbmg, Mnn. John C. Horgan, Jr., son of }OHN C. HonCA ', F.. '43, was born on May 9. Papa s Examner for the Federal Reserve Bank of Rchmond, Va W. RED HALLA, College '44, announces the brth of hs frst chld, Hed Ann, n Detrot a t F ebruary 2. On. Jot-N B. McCAN ', Med. '44, an nounces the brth of hs second chld, Vrgna l\'lary n Wellesley, Mass. on Augu t 14. Dr. McCann, who call hm elf a "two-tme loser" s completng a nne month tour of duty at the U. S. aval Submarne Ba e at ew London, Conn., where he has been provdng obstetrcal and gynecologcal care to dependent wves of naval personnel. EDWARD H. FtHSKENS, College '44, has been apponted a specal repre entatve for the ndanapols-kansas Cty Motor Express Co. of Kan as Cty H s terrtory wll cover Vrgna, the Carolnas, New York and Washngton. On. JoHN A. Hut>EC, Med. '44, who practces n Cleveland, Oho, s the father of two grls and three boys. The youngest, a boy, was born May 15, On. EuGENE L. Wu.D, Mecl. '45, announces the openng of hs offces for the practce of Orthopedc Surgery at 414 Broadway, Paterson,. J. On. Ront;nT A. Don BAC!l, College '45, Med. '50, formerly of Mnneapols, has moved hs practce to Excelsor, Mnn. On. CHARLES. WARFELD, Med. '45, announce the brth of ancy Ellen on Aprl 14. Papa has hs practce n Slver Sprng, Mel. and has been apponted Consultant n Obstetrcs and Gynecology to the Mont gomery County Health Department. n addton he s Clncal nstructor n Obstetrcs and Gynecology at Georgetown Medcal School. On. }AM ES L. CALLAHAN, Med. '45, has been apponted Chef Resdent n Surgery at as au (. Y. ) Hosptal }A 1E A. HAFER, Jn., College '46, has left Jacksonvlle, Fla. to jon the Boston staff of hs company, Amercan Mutual Lablty nsurance Co. as Clam Tranng Drector. On. THOMAS C. McCoRMACK, College '46, Med. '50, s a thrd year resdent n Surgery at t. Vncent's Ho ptal, New York Cty. He s the father <(f a new daughter. Sharon Jan e. JonN J. CoTTER, College '46, Law '49, s servng hs second term as Presdent of the Brdgeport, Con n. Cerebral Palsy Assocaton. He s also Treasurer of the Connectcut tate 1 unor Bar Assocaton. OR. EowN M. THOMAS, Dent. '46, announces the brth of hs fourth chld and frst son, Mchael, '74, on August On. PA UL RATHBUN, Dent. '47, has been elected Presdent of the Holy Name Socety of St. Helen's Church, Norwell, Mass. He s servng as a Leutenant n the Dental Corps at the Boston Naval Shpyard. Charles Arthur P eters, '74, son of Eo WARD PETERS, College '47, was born on July 28. On. CHARLt E. KEEGAN, Med. '47, has opened hs offce for the practce of n ternal Medcne at th St., N.W. n Washngton. On. LEws L. MMERMAN, College '47, ecl. '51, was marred to Mss Arlene Zohler on July 26 n Paterson, N. J. Dr. Tmmerman s chef Radologst at the Long Tsland College Hosptal, Brooklyn, N. Y. The brde and groom are at home at 29-B Elmwood Terrace, East Paterson, N.J }AM ES C. B TLER, Law 'ts, formerly of Elzabeth,. J., has been elected cty attorney for Compton, Cal. C,\ PT. FRANCS L. AmEs, USAF, F.S. 'ts, was recently awarded hs sxth Oak Leaf Cluster to the Ar Medal at Clark AFB n Manla. The award was gven for complel ng twenty-two aeral mssons n Korea. WLLAM D. PAtlR, F.. 'ts, s fleet sales representatve for Fargo Motor Corpora ton, a Chry ler sub clary, n Chcago. RF.v. CAL.usTus P. SwEENEY, O.F.M., College '48, was ordaned to the presthood on eptem ber 18 at the Francscan Monas tery n Washngton by the Most Reverend Amleto Govann Ccognan, D.O., Apostolc Delegate to the Unted States. He cele brated hs frst Solemn Mass at St. Thomas Aquna Church, Bnghamton, N. Y. on Septem her 20. RommT B. BERGER, Law 'ts, has opened hs law offce at 41 P earl St., Thompson vlle, Conn. Dn. THOMA H. GNLEY, Med. '48, s on actve duty wth the Navy as a member of Combat urgcal Team #22. THOMAS R. BEHA N, College '48, Law '52, s n law practce n Bnghamton, N. Y. On. OtTO K. STEWART, College 'ts, Med. '52, recently completed hs nterneshp at Gallnger Hosptal and s awatng orders from the Ar Force. Dn. THOMAS J. SCHAEFE, College 'ts, Mecl. '52, has completed an nterneshp n Newark, N. J. and s a resdent at Mt. Alto Hosptal n Washngton. On. RAYMOND K. KELLY, College '48, recently completed hs medcal studes at Flower Hosptal n New York. He wll n terne n Buffalo, N. Y. Dn. WLLAM R. CRAWFORD, College 'ts, and Mss Maranna W. O'Nell were marred on September 19 at mmaculate Con cepton Church, J enkntown, Pa. GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE 21

24 DR. WLLAM J. REARDON, Med. '48, has returned after two years wth the Army n England and s n general practce at 100 Broadfeld Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. He expects to be marred shortly to Mss Kay Walsh, Dumbarton College '47. Just to prove that a Georgetown tranng n statesmanshp starts early, we pcture here Peter Laosa, '73 (son of CHUCK LAOSA, College '48) and Thomas McGnty, Jr., '73 (son of THOMAS McGNTY, College '50). The place? The Speaker's desk n the Unted States House of Representatves. DR. WLLAM P. MMNAGH, JR., College '48, and DRs. JosEPH PEN S and STANLEY WARMUND, College '49, are all new n ternes at Flushng, N. Y. Hosptal WLLAM J. C. O'DONNELL, College '49, Law '51, s n practce n Phoenxvlle, Pa. wth hs fath er DAN EL J. C. O'DONNELL, Law '20, under the frm name of O'Donnell and O'Donnell. The partnershp came nto beng on Aprl 1 when the younger O'Donnell was released from hs second tour of actve duty wth the Marnes. DR. THOMAS R. HARWOOD, College '49, receved hs Medcal degree from Vanderblt Unversty on June 7. He also won the Borden Undergraduate Reseat ch Award n Medcne for the most mertorous under graduate research n the Medcal feld. The honor carred wth t a cash award of $ Mss DoROTHY CoNROY, Grad. '49, has left for Europe to teach the chldren of Unted States Army personnel abroad. Formerly, she had taught n the publc schools of Queens, N.. Y. CAPT. BEN ScoTT CusTER, Grad. '49, has reported to Prnceton Unversty as professor of Naval Scence. PAUL F. GAVAGHAN, College '49, has been apponted Supervsor of the ews Bureau at the Chemcal Dvson of the General Electrc Corporaton n Pttsfeld, Mass. He s responsble for all publc relatons actvtes of the Dvson, as well as for Communty press relatons n the area. THEODORE CooPER, College '49, has entered the Senor Class of the Medcal School of St. Lous Unversty, and s also dong graduate work n the Department of Physology. A letter from JosEPH C. McNTYRE, College '49, Grad. '53, brng us news that he s busly engaged n buldng a new clncal laboratory for the U. S. Ar Base n Chateauroux, France, 150 mles south of Pars. Durng the summer he was able to make a few sde trps to Span, North Afrca and Swtzerland. DoNALD J. SKEFFNGTON, College '49, receved the degree of Bachelor of Laws from Rutgers Unversty n June. 1sT. LEUT. FRANCS R. VALYOCN, College '49, has completed a year of graduate study n meteorology at New York Unversty and s forecastng the weather at McChord AFB, Washngton. GEORGE J. HoFMANN, College '49, an nounces the brth of hs second chld, Katherne, on July 30. RoBERT J. HEALY, College '49, Law '52, s assocated wth the frm of Gallup, Potter and Gallup n Bradford, Pa. He has two chldren, Mary Candace, 8 months, and Robert, Jr., '73. NEL SPLLANE, F.S. '49, has been apponted a member of the New York Mercantle Exchange. CAPT. FREDERCK B. WARDER, JR., F.S. '49, s n Korea wth the 106th Fnance Dsbursng Secton of the Tenth c;orps. He entered the Army n 1950 and arrved n Korea last March. NCHOLAS BRUNS, JR., Law '49, s currently workng towards the S.J.D. degree at Georgetown whle he also serves as head of the Legslatve and Specal Matters Secton, Bureau of Shps, U. S. Navy. Rocco C. SCLANO, Law '49, was sworn n as Assstant Secretary of Labor n late August. LEUT. EDWAHO J. GESSLEl, F.S. '49, s servng aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Rchey and s makng hs home n Honolulu, T.H. GwnGE R. BSACCA, College '49, Law '51, has opened hs new offce for the general practce of law n the Raffel Buldng, Brdgeport, Conn MALCOLM P. H..NSON, College '50, has been awarded the Lane Wells Scholarshp at Oklahoma Unversty where he s studyng Petroleum Engneerng. RoBElT J. AsMAN, Jn., Law '50, on July 13 was sworn n as Assstant Unted States Attorney n Washngton. MCHAEL P. CoNWAY, College '50, and Mss Paulne Downey were marred on August 1, at St. Paul's Church, Hngham, Mass. Georgetown was represented at the weddng by Rev. Gerard F. Yates, S.J., Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Poltcal Scence. JoHN C. PNTO, JR., College '50, has been workng as an accountant n New York Cty snce hs release from the Ar Force last May. n hs new house on Long sland he has a new daughter, Suzanne Mare, sx months. RonEnT G. SMON, Law '50, s Law Clerk to Hon. Gregory F. Noonan, Judge of the U. S. D trct Court for the Southern Dstrct of New York. LE UT. ROBEHT J. DASCHBACH, USNR, Med. '50, s servng aboard the U.S.S. Colonal, L.S.D.- 18, at San Francsco. Mss Mary Patrca Allen, daughter of RO NALD T. ALLEN, College '50, was born on July 28 at Georgetown Unversty Hosptal. EuGENE M. GEGER, College '50, has receved a fellowshp for graduate study and has returned to Georgetown to work for hs Ph.D. LEUT. JosEPH L. McELROY, College '50, expects to be mustered out of the Army next February. He and hs wfe wll return from Fort Bennng to New York where he wll complete hs law studes whch were nterrupted when he enlsted. HAROLD C. BAYER, Law '50, s a canddate for Justce of the Peace n Rochester, N. Y. durng the Fall electons. DR. MoRTON RODMAN, Grad. '50, was the star actor n a producton of '"You Can't Take t Wth You" wth the Center Players of Verona, N. J. durng the late summer. LEUT. FnANCS L. You c, Jn., Law '50, s assgned to Headquarters of the 5th Cavalry Regment n Japan as Legal Offcer and Tral Counsel for Specal Courts Martal. FnANK ROY LEE, F.S. '50, s Assstant Feld Drector wth the Amercan Red Cross at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland. Do NALD J. HANSON, F.S. '50, and hs sster Patrca Hanson, recently returned to Washngton from a vacaton trp to Mexco. Patrca asssted hm n navgatng a Cessna 170-B n whch they made the entre trp. The plane belongs to the Amercan Flyng Club, nc., of whch he s a member. LEUT. (J.c.) LEO NA RD L. TucKER, College '50, was recently joned by hs wfe and small daughter at hs staton at Pearl Harbor, where he s on duty at the Barber's Pont Naval Ar Staton, Oahu. FRANCS SH EH, Grad. '51, receved a. resoluton of thanks from the Paulst Fathers n San Francsco for hs help n promotng the Second Annual Pacfc Regonal Chnese Catholc Conference. 22 GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE

25 1951 LEUT. SAMUEL S. JACKSO N, USAF, College '51, has realzed a lfe-long ambton, the rasng of a full beard. njured n Korea n a take-off crash of hs F-86 J et Fghtng Plane, he receved body, head and face burns, makng t mpossble for hm to shave. Before the beard was fnally removed, he nssted on the accompanyng photograph as evdence. FmsT LEUT. ANDREW E. BSSANT, College 'Sl, was awarded an Oak Leaf Cluster to the Bronze Star Medal for mertorous servce whle Lason Offcer n the Headquarters Company of the 25th nfantry Dvson. John Francs Ryan, T, son of ConNELUS F. RYAN, College '51 was born recently n St. Lous, Mo. Grandfather s JoHN F. RYAN, College '14. WALTER B. ScHUBERT, College '51, took hs seat as one of the three youngest members of the New York Stock Exchange n late July. Announcement has been made of the engagement of KEVN P. WAT, College '51, and Mss Joan Mare Dobson of Rockvlle Center, L.., N. Y. THOMAs W. McCREARY,, College '51, has entered hs thrd year at the Medcal School of the Unversty of Pennsylvana. On August 15, he and Mss Mary Alce Patton, Trnty '52, announced ther engagement. The prospectve brde s studyng voce at Curts nsttute n Phladelpha under Rchard Bonell. DR. MATTHEW A. MATTHEws, Dent. '51, has been apponted to the faculty of the Dental School of the Unversty of Oregon as assstant professor of Orthodonta. DR. CuRTS B. CHPMAN has moved hs offces for the general practce of chldren's dentstry to 1726 Eye St., N. W. n Washngton. CARL A. TEN-HOOPEN, F.S. '51 has become Resdent Sales Manager of U. S. Steel Supply Dvson n the York and Lancaster, Pa., area. DR. GEORGE F. GARDNEER, Dent. '51, has completed hs tour of duty wth the Ar Force and has returned to prvate practce n Washngton. DAVD MAHONY, College '51, has been dscharged from the Army, but he made good use of hs servce n Germany last year by travelng to Rome for a Papal audence and to London for the Cornaton. Leut. (j. g.) NoRBERT S. DoYLE, College '51, s servng aboard the U. S. S. Frankln D. Roosevelt and has just completed hs second Medterranean Cruse wth the Sxth Fleet. K EVN P. SULLVAN, College '51, who s now out of the servce, receved the Bronze Star n Korea for hs work as ntellgence Analyst n loth Corps Headquarters. NCHOLAS J. ScHRUP, College '51, announces the brth of John Charles Schrup, '74 on July 10 n Petersburg, Va. Papa s now statoned at Fort Lee as Mathematcs J nstructor n the Quartermaster School and hopes to be separated n November. Leut. JoHN D. HARE, College '51 s wth the 7th nfantry Dvson n Korea. Second Leut. GEORGE N. K ENYO, Jr.. College '51, has gone to Korea for duty wth the 3rd nfantry Dvson FnANCs J. OFFERMAN, Jr., Law '52, has appealed a speedng convcton aganst hs wfe n Buffalo, N. Y. on the grounds that the radar speed-check devce has not "been accepted by scentsts as relable". DEGO CoRTES AsENCO, F.S. '52, and Mss Nancy Rodrgues were marred at the Shrne of the Sacred Heart n Washngton ~n August 22. Leut. JoHN K. GEARNG, F.S. '52, nephe,., of Francs J. P. Cleary, Law, '06, was marred on July 4 to Mss Ann Francs Rordan, daughter of Davd L. Rordan, Law '19, at St. Ann's Church n Washngton. Carol Crtchlow, thrd daughter of FRANK CRTCHLOW, College '52, was born n Skllman, N. J. on July 21. Frank s workng wth Dun and Bradstreet n New York. RoB ERT H. WHTMAN, College '52, was commssoned an Ensgn upon graduaton from the Newport Offcer Canddate School on July 10. Hs frst assgnment was to the U. S. S. Waller n the Atlantc. DR. MAURCE S. ZACCARDO, Dent. '52, has opened hs offces at 191 South Broadway, Tarrytown, N. Y. PFc. PA UL J. GRossHART, College '52, was wounded n Korea last June 5, but returned to hs regment a few weeks later. He s wth the 25th nfantry Dvson. JoHN M. MANN, Law '52, has passed the llnos State Bar Examnatons and was admlled to practce on May 31. He s engaged n Patent, Trade Mark and Copyrght law wth the frm of Brown, Jackson, Boettcher and Denner n Chcago. FERDNAND A. BRUNO, Law '52, was admtted to practce before the Supreme Court of Rhode sland n June and shortly thereafter entered the Army. Loms A. PADOVANO, College '52, has begun hs second year at Georgetown Unversty School of Medcne. VNCENT M. BnowN, College '52, s a Petroleum Economst wth the Natonal Petroleum Councl n Washngton. Now marred, he s completng hs work for a Master's degree n Hstory at Georgetown. RoB ERT J. BECKMANN, College '52, s a Naval Ensgn aboard the U. S. S. Stembel n Japanese waters. EDWAllD A. MTCHELL, College '52, s statoned at Fort Brecknrdge, Ky. as a Second Leutenant. WLLAM J. TEll NEY, Jr., F.S. '52, s wth the brokerage frm of Merrll Lynch, Perce, Fenner and Beane n New York, tmnng to become a customers' man. DR. ROBERT J. McGRATH, Dent. '52, and Mrs. Joyce Smth McGrath, Nursng '51, announce the brth of Robert, Jr., '74, on May 31. THOMAS C. WLLAMS, College '52, reports the brth of Anne Casgran Wllams last February 26. DR. EDWARD E. ZuLLO, Dent. '52, s statoned at the P entagon n the Ar Force Dental Clnc. Dn. CARMNE J. CAPALBO, Med. '52, s servng a Junor Resdency n Surgery at Rhode sland Hosptal n Provdence. GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE 23

26 DR. ]OHN F. SCHREDER, Dent. '52, s practcng at 320 West Kng St., Lancaster, Pa. and s also on the staff of St. Joseph's Hosptal, Lancaster. GEO RGE J. KLAuss, J r., College '52, was transferred from Fort Knox, Ky. to the Offcer Canddate School at Fort Bennng, Ga., where he was commssoned a Second Leutenant on August 29. On. RAYMO ND B. FouRNER, Dent. '52, and Mss Therese M. Pelleter of Fall Rver, Mass. were marred n early August. DAvD P. O'NELL, College '52, and Mss Catherne Sullvan have announced ther engagement. The weddng s set for Octo her 31. DCK NCHOLSO, College, '52, s a Pfc n Germany where he ex pects to be statoned untl he s 1 eturned home a year hence. Before gong overseas, he went through Arcraft Mechancs' School n Texas and later worked on twn engne planes at Fort Sll. JoHN HALEY, College '52, s takng Basc Tranng at Fort Knox, Ky. LEUTS. GEYER, GnEE, HA ND, DoLAN, STONE BURNER, \V ALS H, BARATTA and ConcORAN, all of College '52, are stll at Fort Knox after a year and expect to reman there untl dscharged ROBERT E. NEVLLE, College '53, and Mss Patrca Lee Waters were marred on August 22ncl at St. P eter of Alcantara Church, Port Washngton, N. Y. JoHN J. REARDON, Grad. '53, has accepted an appontment as Assstant Professor of Hstory at Carroll College, Helena, Mont. On. JosE PH ScANGARELLA, Dent. '53, has passed the New J ersey State Lcensng Board examnatons. He s presently n ternng at J ohns Hopkns Hosptal n Baltmore. EowAHD J. HoY, Jr., Law '53, Assstant Secretary of the Natonal Freght Clams Councl, has been admtted to practce be fore the courts of the Dstrct of Columba. V 'CENT J. AnMsTHONG, College '53, and Mss Joan Evelyn Krkland were marred on August 18 at St. Elzabeth's Catholc Church n Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J. WLLAM J. MACKAY, College '53, com pleted a three- month course n the Research Department of Dstrbutors Group, nc., an nvestment corporaton. He s now n the nvestment securtes busness wth Mackay and Co., 1217 o. 13th St., Readng, Pa. DuDLEY FnA NK, F.S. '53, has been ap ponted Drector of Personnel, Headquar ters Army and Ar Force Exchange Servce n ew York Cty. FRANCS F. GnAF, College '53, s n Boston n the Executve Tranng program of Sears Roebuck and Co. Dn. FRANCS P. MuRPHY, Dent. '53, has passed hs examnatons for the practce of Dent try n Massachusetts. ARTHUR W. MuELLER, College '53, has been commssoned an Ensgn n the Naval Reserve and s assgned to the U. S. S. Elly son, a destroyer-mne sweeper. He wrote to us whle passng through the Panama Canal enroute to the west coast of South Amerca on a cruse whch consumes a month. Thereafter he ex pects to head for European waters. Dn. MCHAEL J. AmA, Med. '53, and DR. HAROLD J. Cono Ell, Jn., College '49, Med. '53, are to gether as nternes at Hackensack, N. J., Hosptal. News of many members of the Coll ege Class of '53 n the armed servces drfts n to us. DAVE WLLAMS s at Naval 0. C. S. at Newport. FRANK Co NOLLY s an Ensgn aboard the U. S. S. Chevaler n the Pacf c. ENSGNS ToM RL EY, JoHN DooLEY and PAUL HEFFER NAN are at the Amphbous School near San Dego. Bou ScHUETTE and LEE K undtz, recently comm soned, have left by plane to jon ther destroyers n Japan. Other new Ensgns are assgned as follows: ToM DALY on an ammunton shp; JACK NES, a destroyer e cort n San Fran c:sco ; JoE LAWLEn, a Carrer at Norfolk; PETE MuRATOHE, a DE n New York; FRA K OWA to an unspecfed shp n the Atlantc; CH CK DALY, BERNE BAlON and JM McNAMARA to Supply School n New J ersey. JoH N CLEARY, College '53, s at the Artl!ery Observor School, Camp Chaffee, Ark. SONS Pctured here are some of the nearly ffty sons of Alumn fathers who are members of the Freshman Class at George town. Left to rght they are the sons of 24 OF GEORGE T OWN (Front row) Dr. Matthew J. Klena, Dent. '34, Dr. gnatus Murnane, Med. '25, Dr. John W. Gahan, College '23, Dr. Manuel Monserratc, Med. '23, Joseph F. Howley, Law '24 (Second row) Dr. Jack C. Warburton, Med. '31, Charles D. Dea n, College '27, Stephen A. Moynahan, Law '28, Rob crt F. Sheahan, Colh:ge '27, Frank Maloy, College '23 (Thrd Row) Robert W. C. Wmsatt, College '21, James J. Graham. Law '24, Fred A. Tobn, Law '40, Dr. R. tephen Hulburt, Med. '31, (Fourth row) Dr. Elmer.J. Neaverth, Dent. '30, Hubert J. Longua, College '29, Stanley C. Burke, College '19, Law '23 and Dr. John F. Keatng, College '24. Not present for the photographer were the sons of Dr. C. Walter Carroll, Med. '27, P. D. Chpouras, Law '30, DL Samuel A. Coombs, Dent. '32, Thomas R. Crowley, College '17, John Cullen, College '30, John M. DeMarco, F.. '44, Cornelus H. Doherty, Law '24, Dr. John V. Dolan, Med. '26, Dr. Lous Dubt, Dent. '29, Ralph L. Dupln, College '29, Dr. George J. Ells, Med. '26, Lous A. Fsher, College '32, George W. Garde, Law '35, Edwn K. Gaynor, F.. '29, John J. Gorman, Law '25, Wllam J. Gould, Jr., Law '17, James J. Graham, Law '24, T. Vncent Grff th, Law '26, Ralph B. Kohnen, Law '28, Edward A. Kane, Grad. '53, Dr. Joseph J. Kelly, Dent. '28, Thomas J. McKenna, College '30, James J. Mc Namee, Jr., F.S. '30, Dr. Francs J. Muller, Med. '30, \VUam B. Oakes, F.S. '26, Mles M. O'Bren, College '31, Charles E. Schuyler, Law '17, Dr. John A. Smpson, ColJege '28, Med. '33, J. Herbert Walsh, College '25, Law '29, and Charles A. Wllams, Jr., College '21. GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY ALUMN MAGAZNE

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28 Specal Announcement Two new companes-md-century nsurance Company and Farmers New World Lfe nsurance Company-have been added to the Farmers nsurance Group famly. FARMERS NS URANCE EXCHANGE TRUCK NSURANCE EXCHANGE FRE NSURANCE EXCHANGE MD-CENTURY NSURANCE COMPANY FARMERS NEW WORLD LFE NSURANCE COMPANY mem b er s AUTOMOBLE - TRUCK - FRE - GENERAL LABLTY WORKMEN'S COMPENSATON-LFE-GLASS-BURGLARY-HOLDUP Home Offce: 4680 Wlshre Blvd., Los Angeles 54, Calf. r REGONAL HOME OFFCES Portland, Ore.; Kansas Cty, Mo.; Merced, Calf.; Colorado Sprngs, Colo.; Austn, Texas; Pocatello, daho; Aurora, ll. JOHN C. TYLER Charman of the Boa rd AL EYRAUD MORGAN DOYLE Georgetown '25 LLM DRECTORS THOMAS E. LEAVEY P1 esdertt Georgetown '23 LLB, LLD '50 MARK HARRNGTON E. A. HEAFEY Georgetown '23 LLB JAMES W. HUGHES Georgetown '25 LLB CLAR PECK, Jr.