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Officers of the Georgetown University
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President
Eugene L. Stewart, '48, '51
VIc e -Presidents
College, David G. Burton, '56
Graduate School, Dr. Hartley W. Howard, '40
School of Medicine, Dr. Charles Keegan, '47
School of Law, Robert A. Marmet, '51
School of Dentistry, Dr. Anthony T ylenda, '55
School of Nursing, Miss Mary Virginia Ruth, '53
School of Foreign Service, Harry J. Smith, Jr., '51
School of Business Administration, Rich ard P. Houlihan, '54
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Recording Secretory
Miss Rosalia Louise Dumm, '48
Treasurer
Louis B. Fine, '25
The Faculty Representative to the Alumni Association
Reverend Anthony J . Zeits, S.J., '43
The VIce-President of the University for Alumni Affairs and
Executive Secretary of the Association
contents
Bernard A. Carter, '49
Editor
Denis L. Nichelson, '57, '61
Editorial Consultant
Dr. Riley Hughes
Mtendere Means Peace:
Our Alumni in the Peace Corps Page 1
Designer
Robert L. Kocher, Sr.
Photography
Coping with the New Breed Page 9
Peter Carter, '65
Robert Lovelace
Pilot for Progress
Page 13
Freedom and the Layman
THE COVER:
The cover for this issue illustrates three
of the many services performed by
Georgetown Peace Corps Volunteer s
throughout the world.
On Our Campus
Book Review
Page 17
Page 22
Page 28
SPECIAL NOTE: This issue includes tne
Georgetown University Alumni Annu al
Fund Report for 1964-65.
Mtendere Means Peace:
Our Alumni in the Peace Corps
! by Riley Hughes
For some it began with a map. Perhaps it was
in the mind 's eye alone, a map of that world mysterious latitudes away, changing inexorably from vast
territories designated by uniformly pink-tinted symbols
of empire to the intricate mosaic of new and fledgling
nations. A map that said, Come! For others it was undoubtedly the map in the office of the Dean of the
School of Foreign Service, a map of Georgetown's
overseas "field," with areas pinpointed to show where
the School's alumni in business and in government
serve abroad.
For still other Georgetown alumni the original spur
to joining the Peace Corps was the opportunity to pursue their professions in circumstances undreamed of
when they began training for their careers. Audrey
Doudt, N '60, for example, had already obtained her
B.S. from the School of Nursing before John F. Kennedy made his campaign pledge to establish a Peace
Corps. Her life work predetermined- a nursing career
in a well equipped American hospital, with all horizons
established and secure. Now she is stationed in Togo,
West Africa. "I enjoy my work here," she writes,
"Working is not glamorous and glorious. It's the
same work that I'd be doing at home - nursing and
teachin g." Florentine Calabia, C '5 7, could scarcely
have predicted that eight years after graduation he
would find himself in Peru teaching English at two
universities, organizing a scientific library, working
with a fishing cooperative, and in the summer months,
counselling in a summer camp high in the Andes.
For Joseph A. Cavanaugh, C '63, "suburbia loomed
large." He found himself, at 24, about to become a
Ph. D., "without ever having ever gone outside of the
classroom or the library." He and his wife Pat joined
the Peace Corps in frank reaction against having only
a "textbook acquaintance" with political science, the
world of their academic expertise. For the Cavanaughs
it was a choice between "a job right here at home"
with the chance to "buy a .c ertain house and join a
certain club" and the opportunity to break the suburban mold by serving in the developing nations-"a
part of the world that was new and wide open." Thus
they find themselves not an accepted-an indistinguishable-part of the landscape in, say, Westchester
County, but "Wazunga" (white-skinned foreigners) in
Kilosa, Tanzania. Classrooms anywhere are like classrooms everywhere, but not everyone can write, as Joe
did recently: "A lion walked through the school campus last week. Two months ago, riding to school on
my bicycle, I nearly ran over a spitting cobra, who
spread his hood for me."
At the present writing, some 52 Georgetown alumni,
graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences, the
Graduate School, the School of Foreign Service, and
the School of Nursing, are actively in the field as
Peace Corps Volunteers. (Seventeen have completed
their tours of duty and returned home.) Some of these
PCV's are serving in Latin America-in Guatemala,
Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia, and Brazil. A
recent graduate of the School of Foreign Service is
stationed in India. Perhaps the greatest number are
working in Africa, in such countries as Malawi, the
Ivory Coast, Togo, Guinea, Tanzania, and Tunisia. The
class years represented run from 1957 to 1964. Last
year's graduating class has the largest number of Volunteers. "The participation of the Class of 1964 in the
Peace Corps has been good," writes James Byrne Robinson, C '64, a PCV serving in the Ivory Coast, "and I
hope that our example might inspire others to offer but
two years of their life for this worthwhile activity,
which adually is a good reflection of our commitment
to Christian responsibilities, Christian charity, and
Christian action."
The commitment of teaching is the most requested
category of Volunteer services in the 45 countries in
which the Peace Corps operates. Thus it is not surprising that many Hoya volunteers find themselves in
the classroom, as they might not have done had they
remained at home-and certainly not with such formidable schedules. Jim Robinson, for example, teaches
23 hours a week in a high school in Dimbukro, Ivory
Coast, "a thriving town of 20,000 people." He handles
five classes of 38 students each, "teaching Western
principles and methods along with English." Not only
is he Professeur d'Anglais, to give his official title,
but he also serves as vice president of the town council.
Paul Adorno, C '64, has another whopping schedule
-a 26 hour classroom week-teaching English, "one
of the official languages," in Dedza, Malawi. His
school is conducted by Marist Brothers. His classes
"are aimed toward preparing the students for the
Cambridge examinations, which they will take after
five years in secondary school."
He is also active in directing sports. Also teaching
in Malawi is Michael R. Wilson, FS '63, who is so enthusiastic about his work -"most African students
are eager to learn, and as a result, make enthusiastic
students"-that he plans to remain for a third year.
Kevin P. McGrath, C '64, is equally enthusiastic
about teaching-his post is in Tunisia-but he regrets
the "disadvantage" conferred by the status of teacher.
"It often makes it more difficult to meet the ordinary
man in the street,"he says, "precisely because being a
teacher you are in a position considerably above his."
Kevin's solution to the problem of coming into contact with the Tunisian people is through Peace Corps
summer training camps, sports camps for orphans
from the ages of 7 to 20.
For Clinton J. Vickers, C '64, teaching has connotations far beyond those of the classroom. To him being
a teacher means not only such normal extra-curricular
chores as coaching sports, but actually building a basketball court and, "as a vacation project," helping to
construct a school dormitory. His primary job is
teaching English in a coastal town in southern Liberia.
He describes his first post as "a place built on sand
and s urrounded by swamp . There are no roads, nor
even a wheel in the village." He is, like so many other
Georgetown alumni serving with a kind of clear-eyed
idealism, aware that his work touches cultures and
attitudes that have their sources in pre-history. Always, beyo nd the classroom , in the world of "old
women, jujumen, witches," the tribal man's world
which is passin g or will be forever changed.
To achieve "Wo"-commun ication-with Africans,
the new African and the old, is a goal worth realizing,
however arduous the way. Clinton Vickers uses the
press, a mimeographed news sheet, as his chief means
of supplementary instruction outside the classroom.
In such publications as Sincoe News, Grandcess Star,
The Voice, the zeal and the accomplishmen ts of his
pupils can be seen , reaching out through smudged and
crudely mimeogra phed pages. The columns of these
journals of student expression reflect the mingled
world of old and new that is today's Africa. A single
issue may carry the story of the discovery and capture of a pygmy hippopotamus, an editorial complaint
that the fire brigade lacks an enclosure for the fire
engine, and an advertisement promoting the sale of
Polaroid cameras. Summing up aspirations and future directions perhaps is an advertiser's appeal in
the Grandcess Star to "join people all over Liberia"
in collecting bottle caps: Win a Honda motor scooter
and be able to drive on the new road."
Some alumni are not engaged in formal teaching
but are plunged directly into the living laboratory of
the communities in which they serve. " When I first
arrived in Peru," writes St. Clair Bourne, FS '64, who
joined the Peace Corps at the end of his junior year
in t he School of Foreign Service, "I was assigned
to a re-forestation program in the mountains, but
soon after my arrival I transferred to the Lima area
to replace a terminating Peace Corps Volunteer working on a unique community developqtent project. The
proj ect consisted of directi ng a newspaper in a community of 150,000 people in which there is very little
inter-neighborh ood communication . The aim of this
project is to leave the paper functioning completely
in the hands of the local people. Working in this
barriada (a "shanty-town" type of settlement) as director of this paper has many advantages, among
them being able to note easily the changes and problems of a growing community and also being able to
suggest possible news projects in which the Peace
Corps can get involved." Luis G. Stelzner, a graduate
last year of t he School of Foreign Service and during
his undergraduate years a member of the Summer
School staff, writes: "I am stationed in Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela, on the banks of the Orinoco. My program is officially titled Urban Community Action,
which means t hat we live in the barrios with the people
we are working with. We've got three programs going
on right now, a barrio cleanup campaign, a communal
laundry to provide employment for women who live
alone but can 't leave the house because of the kids,
and a recreation and manual arts program for the
kids. We've also got baseball, volleyball, and basketball teams going."
Charles Carreras has had a similarly varied experience as a technico in Guatemala. He writes: "I work
in an urban community development program here in
Guatemala City. A small group of us were assigned
to work wit h a school of social work which has students in abou t fifteen different colonias throughout
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the city. These areas are areas which the school has
been working in for some time and are not the poorest
'slums' but poor areas where there is a basis for community development. Our activity centers around a
group in the colonia known as the Betterment Committee. In my area this committee has worked in
various fields of health, education, and recreation as
well as physical betterment of the colonia. Specific
programs include the establishment of a h ealth center; literary classes; helping in a city-wide vaccination
program; construction of a basketball court; installation of running water, paved streets, and sidewalks in
cooperation with the city, and other programs of the
kind." For Nathaniel (Tad) Baldwin, M.A. '64, the
task of technico has been with credit union groups.
Stationed in Ecuador on a joint AID-Credit Union
National Association Project, he has worked "in
rather basic Spanish" with rural co-ops and with
credit union offices in Quito, the capital.
When John Piatek, FS '63, came to India as a member of " India 5" early in 1964 he was a poultry worker. He found himself stationed with another Georgetown alumnus, Thomas Graham, C '63, in t he city of
Bharatpur, Rajasthan, some fifty miles due south of
New D elhi. The poultry workers in India 5 were not
trained veterinarians, but technicians knowledgeable
in poultry disease and poultry care. He found the
work interesting "in that it involved a lot of problems
which are attendant on the establishing of a new industry. It called for ingenuity in arranging for feed
supply, the design and construction of poultry equipment, and the marketing of eggs and meat." But local
customs, economics-"th e egg demand in India is extremely inelastic"-and the magnitude of t he coun try
all impose inevitable limitations upon success.
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year to his present post, a leper colony just started by
the Missionaries of Charity, under a Mother Teresa,
already well known in the Calcutta area for her work
with lepers. "The idea of t he project," he writes, "is to
give each leper family money for a small ho~, f?r
which he will get building assistance. The fam1ly will
also have land for vegetable growing. There will be a
hospital, school, and small industry center on the ~i~e.
The idea is not only to provide these leper families
with medical a t tention or with a modest dwelling.
Rather, it is a n attempt to provide the basic necessities of decent livin g so that they will be freed the
humiliations t h at are attendant on their living with
well persons, a nd it is an attempt to make them economically self-supporting.
"This type of work I think eminently worthwhile,'
says John Piatek in notable understatement. "It is
work of a sort that most Indians eschew; the example
of Americans doing it might change the attitude of
some." This hope of contributing to a change of national attitudes occurs again and again in the evaluation our alumni Volunteers place upon the work they
are doing. "A Volunteer cannot make a group dependent upon him," Charles Carreras believes, "because
there will come a day when he will leave, and the
group should be able to carry on." Lou Stelzner puts it
more informally but no less cogently: "It's a heck of a
good feeling to see these folks getting together and
taking pride in their community."
Anthony J. Lelia, FS '64, who works with co-ops
and teaches English in Colombia, sees his work in a
similar perspective. "I was lucky," he writes, "to have
been assigned to assist a consumer co-op in a poor
barrio (neighborhood) of Cali that has been functioning rather well. This is not to say that I haven't faced
many problems, but the members of this co-op have
really begun to understan d the meaning of cooperati on
and are becoming quite capable of handling their own
problems . That is what every Peace Corps Voluntee r
wants. When one of his projects can begin to function
solely with the aid of the native populatio n, then the
Voluntee r knows that he has been successful. The
Peace Corps Voluntee r truly wants to work himself
out of a job."
For Jim Robinson , the effect that the Peace Corps
has had in West Africa is clear and palpable. "There
can be no doubting ," he writes, "that the impact of the
PC Voluntee rs has been felt here in the Ivory Coast
and that these friendly, unpretent ious, and competen t
strangers have captured the hearts and admiratio n of
the people."
The impact of the people on the Voluntee rs is no less
marked. Alumnus after alumnus testifies to the warm
satisfacti ons that come from knowing other peoples,
other cultures. These Volunteer s, in varying stages of
their service, are beginning to assess what their experience has meant to them as persons. "On a personal
level," St. Clair Bourne writes, "it is very hard indeed
to remain the same person during these two years, and
many lives are changed as a result of experiences here.
There are two traits that I would say make this manner of living different from others. The first I call 'accelerated living,' and by this I mean that all the incidents, problems, and experiences that occur in ordinary
living still happen in the PC 'way of life' but it seems
to be at a much faster pace. What takes place in two
to three months of normal bving very easily could happen in the period of three to four weeks in the PC
World. The second view I have of the PC is as a 'twoyear moment of truth.' You are your own boss and
usually on your own in an unstructu red situation. In
many instances , yo u will be the agent of change, and
so communi cation between yo u and the communi ty
will be extremely importan t. Any personali ty trait,
good or bad, will tremendo usly help or hinder communication and eventuall y the overall project."
Michael Wilson finds that his work, travel, and holiday projects "have all rounded out the education I got
at the School of Foreign Service, and made me more
aware of just what I do and don't want to do with my
life. In short, it's been an education I wouldn 't trade
for two or three years elsewhere ."
E ssentially , though, the experience of being a Volunteer is incommu nicable. "It is next to impossibl e,"
Clinton Vickers writes, "to communi cate our experience here with someone out there. Even among ourselves, other Voluntee rs, we discover that for each of
us we can only speak of certain things that happen,
while the other can only nod. It is simply that it is a
highly personal experience. To define it, like the metaphysical definition of being, is to realize it yourself. It
is simply living each day." "No matter how hard I
try, " Paul Adorno says, "it will be impossible to communicate the beauty, the pace that has come my way
here in Africa." He no longer regards his days of service as "two years out of my life." They have, he considers now, "rapidly taken on the aspect of two years
into my life." As he goes about his teachmg duties,
observing the "surprise of color which the sun makes
each morning and evening," he reflects on the wisdom
of the founders of the mission school in giving it its
name, Mtendere . For in the local tongue, Mtendere
means peace.
contributo r's note:
RILEY HUGHES , a member of the faculty
since 1946, is associate professor of English
and director of the Georgeto wn Universit y
Writers' Conferen ce. Dr. Hughes is the
author of six books and a nationally known
literary critic. He is general editor of the
!75th Annivers ary WISDOM AND DISCOVERY BOOKS being published by P. J. Kenedy & Sons.
COP ING WITH THE NEW BREE D
If anyone still doubts that
life on college campuses has
changed, a viewing of the film
The Berkeley Rebels should
make him modify his opinion.
And if campus life has changed,
it is prim arily because the students are different. They are
the " New Breed," and all of us
should accept that fact.
Quest-for-meaning seems to
be the dominant characteristic
of students in the 1960' s. This
quest is first of all a search for
honesty. Just after World War
II the adolescent Holden Caufield walked through the pages
of Catcher In The Rye, condemnin g almost all people, espech lly adults, as "phonies."
Today 's college students are
older and much more mature
than was Holden, but they
I
I by Rev. Thomas R. Fitzgerald, S.J.
share his passion for total honesty. They demand this honesty
of persons who are older, and
they expect it of one another.
If those in authority do not
communicate adequately (i .e. ,
almost totally) with them , this
indicates, they feel, an absence
of honesty, and there is scarcely
a campus in the country where
the phrase " lack of communication" is not current.
Desire for personal involve-J
ment is another aspect of
quest-for-meaning, and we are
[
blessed that so many of the
younger generation feel andrespond to this desire. Today's
student wants to share in the
struggle to destroy the evils
around him. If his world is to
have meaning, want and injustice must be eradicated; and
he strikes out swiftly-if occasionally indiscriminate ly- at
whatever appears evil. During
the summer months one group
of our Georgetown students, as
part of Operation Crossroads,
was working in the he at of
Editor's Note:
This is the first of a series of articles on the nine schools which make
up Georgetown Univers ity. The Winter issue will include an article
on the School of Business Administration.
Africa; another delegation,
numbering about twenty, labored in a poor, rural section of
Mexico, repairing buildings and
teaching reading and writing; a
few were in the Deep South,
toiling in the Civil Rights Movement.
Quest-for-meaning also involves deep awareness of the
dignity of the h u rna n person,
and specifically of one's own in nate dignity. If you slight or ignore the student's individuality,
you are assaulting his meaningfulness as a person. Thus the
sharp resentment towards the
bigness of the universities, particularly of the so-called "multiversity." The impersonal quality
of a computerized life in which
students are numbers rather
while. To say "this is what we
have always done " is to stimu late immediate doubt as to the
value of the practice, and a suspicion that it is formalistic, and
due merely to outmoded tradition a-nd closed minds. Because
the young man or woman accepts nothing from the past, he
has little in common with his
elders and finds difficult any
real communication with them.
This seems to underlie the alienation from parents which
has become surprisingly common: "They don't understand
me;" "They don 't trust me."
This lack of a common heritage
and of a corpus of commonly
held opinion seems also to explain why the students themselves, gravitating into small
of the College and of campus
life in general. It was our feeling that, in sociological terms,
we were meeting with representatives of three distinct student ''sub-cultures, ''-no pejorative connotation is intendedand that, unknown to the stu dents themselves, the views of
one group concerning academic
life might be widely different
from those of other groups .
Lastly, it must be kept in
mind that all of today's students have lived through a
shattering experience. In so
many ways John F. Kennedy
embodied their ideals and aspirations. They remember him
as one who exemplified their
own hopes for peace and for
social justice; they admired his
than individuals is viewed as
personally degrading, and is
met with anger and rebellion.
Futhermore the university administrator who treats students
slightingly , who ignores them
or -and this is worse-in any
way ridicules them, may be surprised by a raw blast of bitter
resentment .
Quest-for-meaning includes
a rethinking of everything. In
this period when the Catholic
Church itself is in a turmoil of
re -examination , the college
student accepts from the past
nothing as certain and worth-
groups, sometimes know remarkably little about the views
of most of the student body.
Some months ago I invited
three students from three different classes to meet successively with my Council of Lay
Advisors. Each student discussed at length the intellectual
tone of the College and the factors which impeded a more vigorous intellectual climate. Each
one sought to voice the views of
the other students he knew . As
the morning progressed, it was
fascinating to observe how
widely divergent were the views
eloquence, his handsome appearance, his vibrant youthful ness; and in an instant all was
lost. Because of television they
had come to know him almost
as a member of the family , and
television made them intimate
participants in every detail of
funeral and burial. Rather little
has been written about the lasting impact upon youth of the
events of November, 1963, but
I am convinced that for many
this was a traumatic experience
in the exact sense of the
phrase: there are lasting scars.
When one speaks to students
of th e late President, somet ime s th eir eyes still become
misty, and for a moment ineffabl e sorrow can be glimpsed
upon th eir faces. With Kennedy's assasination something
of themselves seemed to them
to be kill ed, and this may have
deepened significantly thei r
distrust of the modern society
into wh ich t hey were born. This
is to be kept in mind when we
find them angry and rebellious,
and are t empted to anger in
turn . If th ey are alienated from
us, th e scars below the level of
consciou sness may be partially
the cause.
Becau se we recognize that
students have changed , we are
modifying the administration of
the College of Arts and Sciences. Henceforth the College
will have a Dean of Freshmen
who will have full responsibility
for students during their first
year . It is our hope that he will
come to know virtually every
member of the freshman class,
and will spend large parts of his
days dealin g with them on an
individual basis. If he is successful , our freshman dropout
rate of ten percent may decrease, and other students may
achieve a successful rather
than a merely marginal performance . The first Dean of
Freshmen is Father Royden
Davis , S.J. He was an undergraduate at Georgetown, a lay
prefect on corridor during his
Law studies, and a Jesuit prefect during hi s recent doctoral
studies in the depar-tment of
Government.
For upperclassmen th ere will
be the Dean , aided by an Assistant Dean, Dr. Frank Evans.
Dr. Evans will be especia lly
concerned with pre-med ical,
pre-law, pre-business and pregradu ate counsel ing , since
about two -thirds of our gradu ates each year continue their
schooling beyond college.
Thus, in a school of only
1600, we are taking a team approach towards the problems
of students. All of us will try to
be reasonably avail able to st udents, and ready to "communi cate ." We recognize that com munication is a two-way street,
and we are prepared to do a
good deal of listening. We are,
I think , also cogn izant of our
responsibilities . We are not in timidated by the students and ,
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precisely because we are not
afraid of them, we are willing to
deal with them man-to-man. If
we are willing to listen , we also
are willing to speak and to dis agree. Thus far at Georgetown
it has been my experience that
students understand the proper
use of aut hority and expect it:
authority that is courteous,
open, but also reason ably firm
as needed.
That the " New Breed" is
here is having its impact within
the Classroom. Never were our
students so bri ght, and never
did they challenge so constantly. Meanwhile some real
problems have arisen concerning regular class attendance. I
believe that this touches inti mately the role of the faculty,
and I plan to appoint a faculty
committee which , together with
a group of students nominated
by the President of the Yard,
will investigate the whole problem of class and seminar attendance requirements. The in vestigation should include some
candid exchange of views between faculty and students so
that both sides will come to a
better understanding of the
factors involved . Perhaps both
sides will discover that ada ptations are needed: more responsi ble student attitudes towards
Reverend Thomas R. Fitzgerald, S .J.
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
courses , and less straight lecturing by some of the faculty.
But, above all , these solutions
should be arrived at through
frank discussion and freely ac·
cepted by both sides rather
than autocratically imposed .
There is another area in
which we hope to respond to
the student's desire for involvement. During the several days
of orientation the newly arrived
freshmen will be supervised by
some fifty upperclassmen .
More than in the past the older
students will be responsible for
the newcomers ' integration into
academic life on the Hilltop.
They will make sure that each
freshman is enrol led in the
proper program; they will counse l the freshmen concerning
the pitfalls of first year, and we
shall depend upon the upperclassman to stress the primacy
which the academic endeavors
should receive and to warn
against both excessive activism
and inert disillusionment.
As these lines are being written, the first students are returning to the Hilltop after the
summer holidays. Already
lights are appearing in the windows of Copley, of Harbin and
of New South. It promises to be
an interesting winter, and, as
on so many campuses , it may
be a noisy one. But, deep down,
we are deli g hted to see the
young men returning . They are
the reason why we are here,
and look forward to having
them back . Because they are
so different, it is imperative
that we seek to communicate;
on both sides we must try to
explain ourselves , and, above
all , on both sides we must be
willing to listen .
contributor's note:
THE REVEREND THOMAS R. FITZGERALD, S.J., has been Dean of
the College of Arts and Sciences s ince 1964. He entered the Society
of Jesus in 1939 and was ordained at St. Albert de Louvain, Louvain,
Belgium, in 1952. Father Fitzgerald r eceive d his Ph.D. in classical
Languages in 1957 from the University of Chicago, and is the author
of numerous scholarly articles. Prior to assuming his position as
Dean of the College, he taught at the Novitiate of St. Isaac Jogues,
Wernersville, Pennsylvania, Fordham University and Georgetown.
PILOT FOR PROGRESS
/ by Bernard A. Carter, C'49
This has been a pilot year in the history of the
Georgetown Universit y Alumni Association. Under
the leadersh ip of our national president, Eugene L.
Stewart, C'48, L'51, and his officers , and with professional direction and liaison from the Alumni House
staff, we have put into action the determination·s of the
Board of Governors for a more viable, more flexible,
and at the same time more closely articulated Association. With the combination of personnel and techniques
now at our di sposal, and with goals and objectives
clearly marked t hrough a new University administration,
we can say with confidence that "all systems are 'go'."
Certainly the most striki ng and far-reach ing of the in novations wh ich t he Assoc iation has put into effect in
recent month s is the syste m of class representatives.
The existence of an alumn us who will hold life tenure
as the focal point of his class, whose activities will be
cohesive for t he career and personal news and the loyalty activities of his classmates, is something new with
us. It should , in the course of time, completely revolu tionize the bond s of relationship between the alumnus
and alma mater. The functi ons of a class representa tive (whose awesome respo nsibility and privilege it is
to keep alive t hose ties of friendship and interest
forged in the coll ege years) will be of great benefit to
al l alumni, but perhaps pa rticularly to those whose
careers place th em, whether at home or abroad, far
from the centers of Hoya concentration. From now on,
every alumnus, no matter how far he is from the Hilltop, will have th e knowledgea ble personal contact of
his class repres entative.
Although th e class repres entative will, we believe,
revolutionize alu mni -University relationships, the idea
itself is far from being a revolutionary or unusual one.
Yale has had a cl ass agent system snce 1840. One in dication that Yale's class agent system is very much
al ive can be seen in the fact that last year Yale's 25 -
year class contributed 40% of all alumni giving for the
year. Our all -University system of class agents began
1n 1964, and one can see more than coincidence in
the fact that las~ ye~r·s twenty-fifth anniversary classes
quadru~led ~h_e1r g1fts over those of the year previous .
As of t_h1s wntmg, our Association has 200 class repre sentatives, an enormously encouraging figure when
one consi~ers that just a year before we had only 38.
Encouragmg as th1s year's figures are, we need some
275 additional class representatives to achieve our
goal. The process of selection goes forward , based on
the successful and rewarding technique of having our
V1c~ Pres1d~nts conduct interviews in depth on campus
to p1ck the nght people. Class representatives for future
graduating classes will be elected or appointed in the
senior year along with the other class officers.
January 15, 1966 is a key date in what we have
called ou~ p~lot,Year . It will ma_rk_a significant step in
our Assoc1at1on s progress, for 1t 1s the deadline set by
~he Board o~ Governors for the chartering of all existIng clubs w1th1n the Association framework. (As for
new clubs, we may at a conservative estimate hope for
a dozen new clubs to be formed and chartered in the
coming year.) The response has been enthusiastic. At
Alumni House we are constantly receiving notification
from clubs that they have adopted-in some cases liber·
ally interpreted to meet local conditions-the by-laws
proposed by the National Alumni Association. A whole
new field of action and interest has been opened to
local clubs by, for example, charter requirements of
committee appointments. Now that the alumni admis·
sions, annual fund, spiritual activity, and arrangements committees are part of the structure and opera·
tion of each local club , a new sense of purpose has
been infused into these bodies.
Another forward -looking instrument for the further·
ance of alumni matters is the formation of the Council
of Club Presidents. On January 15, 1965 there was a
history-making meeting of twenty cl ub presidents, to·
gether on campus for the first time. As part of the pro·
gram of planning for university service which arose
from this meeting, a Council of Club Presidents was
formed . It will be the Council ' s function to consult with
and advise the Association's President and Executive
Secretary in all matters pertaining to the Georgetown
clubs, to implement the programs of the Association
on the local club level, and to report annually to the
Board of Governors on local club programs. For the
first time, the club presidents have a policy voice in
the affairs of the Association. The Council will meet on
campus on January 14 next; its members have been
invited to stay over for the Board/Senate meeting on
the following day.
No alumnus who participated in it is likely to forget
the commemoration of Founder's Day in March of this
year. Here was another pioneering effort to link together in brotherhood all the members of the Georgetown family. Alumni in 26 cities were connected with
the Hilltop in a national telephone hook-up to hear
Georgetown ' s new president, Father Campbell, then
only a few months in office, speak to them at their
breakfasts following Mass. It was truly "a day to recall
our spiritual and cultural heritage, willed to us by Archbishop Carroll." We can look forward-so successful in
every way was the first event-to the Founder's Day
Commemoration of 1966, to be held on Sunday, March
20. With the cooperation of the spiritual activity committees of the local clubs, we can anticipate even more
impressive and fruitful results in this important area
of our commitment to all Georgetown stands for.
Another vital link between the local clubs-and the
services they can perform-is the Alumni Admissions
Program . Formalized in 1963, this newly invigorated
activity is a joint effort of the University's Office of
Und ergradu ate Admission s and the Association . By
means of this program applicants for admission to all
five undergraduate schools are interviewed , on a geographical basis, by an alumnus of the school to which
the student has applied . Thus Georgetown learns about
the prospective student, and the prospective student
learns about Georgetown -and the information both
receive is accurate , up-to-date, and , it is hoped, indicative of a lasting relationship. For accepted applicants ,
many local clubs hold out the hand of friendship in
pre- enrollment receptions in the home town, attended
by the parents of the applicant and current students
from the area . Receptions for these same sudents will
be held by the local clubs during the Christmas and
Easter holidays. It is quite obvious that from these beginnings a sound interpersonal relationship can grow
and flourish.
Clearly the philosophy behind our combined efforts
derives from an understanding that the view that a
student abruptly becomes an alumnus on the day of
graduation is an unrewarding one . The loyal alumnus
is not the creation of the Commencement platform; he
is formed by the classroom, the extracurricular activity ,
and the campus bull session. Accordingly, the studentalumni relations program attempts to acquaint the student with the Association from freshman orientation
week onward . Throughout the school year the student
editors of campus publications and Alumni House will
maintain liaison between student clubs and the local
alumni clubs. Each senior will receive the current number of GEORGETOWN and other appropriate publications; at pre-graduation exercises he becomes an associate member of the Association . At the invitation of
the national president, student leaders will attend
meetings of the Board of Governors and the Council
of Club Presidents. Thus , by these and other means,
the Georgetown student will, while still on campus and
while in the process of forming ties and connections
which will mean much to him throughout his career,
from now on have an understanding of and a stake in
Alumni affairs.
Just as the relations between students and alumni
have been placed on an organized basis, we now have
a plan for relations between the University's administration and faculty with the local clubs. The instrument
of bringing clubs and campus together is the arrangements committee. Each chartered club has such a
committee . When a member of the campus family is
going out of town he makes his schedu le known to
Father Campbell ' s office; the local club or clubs in the
area of the visit will be alerted. The result may be a
meeting on a social basis of the Dean of the School of
Medicine with alumni physicians, the bringing together
of a professor and a former student who have not seen
one anothef in years. A recent visit of William E. Moran,
Jr., Dean of the School of Foreign Service, sparked considerable interest in the Puerto Rico Club. "Dean Moran
delighted everyone with a talk on the latest developments at Georgetown which many of us who haven't
been on the campus for several years were delighted
to hear," wrote Dr. Joaquin Soler-Bechera , president
of the club . Father Campbell has promised the Asso ciation that he will visit every alumni club in the United
States which invites him. Nor is the international scene
neglected. On his recent trip abroad, Father Bunn
visited with alumni in Honolulu, Manila , Tokyo, and
Hong Kong .
Of course, the most regular "visitors" of all are our
alumni publications, the new magazine GEORGETOWN
and the Alumni News. With the approval of the Board
of Governors it has been determined that the alumni
magazine will henceforth be published three times a
year, in Fall , Winter, and Spring numbers. An al l-schoo l
news letter, including club notes, will also be published
thrice yearly. Thus every alumnus of the University will
be receiving "news from home" every two months. In
its new format and with its new emphasis upon subjects
of serious genera l interest, GEORGETOWN hopes to
represent the University to its alumni in its continuing
role as a center of teaching, scholarship, and research
and as an increasingly responsible factor in our developing American society. The theme for our 175th Anniversary , "Wisdom and Discover-y for a Dynamic World"
is now a part of history, but as .a directive for Georgetown ' s role and future it is very much alive.
Of the organizational changes on campus of this
epoch-making year not the least significant is that
which finds the University's Placement Office a responsibility of the Alumni Association . Last July we assumed
continu ed on page 16
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ANNUAL FUND REPORT: 1964-65
I am very h appy that more and more of our alumni are making themselves
a part of the present and the future of Georgetown through their participation in
the Alumni Annual Fund. Since its inception in 1954, the Fund has grown
steadily each year, and a t the end of this, its 11th year, showed an
accumulated total of $2,4 71,202. 74.
As I terminate my position as National Chairman of the Alumni Annual Fund,
I want to express my own gratitude for the opportunity given me to be
Chairman for 1964-1965 and to acknowledge my sincere indebtedness to the
more than 700 loyal alumni who carried the work of the Fund forward.
Now let's all get together and make the 1965-1966 Fund so successful that
the 1964-1965 Fund will seem pale by comparison.
c=::r
(hu_
~·
THOMAS A. DEAN, C'20
National Chairman
1964-65 Alumni Annual Fund
TOTAL ALUMNI SUPPORT 1964-1965
I. ALUMNI ANNUAL FUND (1 July '64-30 June '65)
Donors*
Amount
2,612
$ 50,400.27
409
3,025.05
School of Medicine
1,295
72,042.03
Law Center
1,825
50,851.03
School of Dentistry
839
27,430.00
Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service
867
18,075.76
School of Nursing
330
4,418.19
28
536.00
263
3,426.58
2,642
158,985.97
College of Arts & Sciences
Graduate School
Institute of Languages & linguistics
School of Business Administration
Undesignated
TOTAL
II. OTHER ALUMNI GIVING TO GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
$389,190.88
$214,670.82
( Not Processed Through The Alumni Annual Fund)
GRAND TOTAL
*An Alumnus of more than one school is counted by each school attended.
THE 1964-1965 ALUMNI ANNUAL FUND COUNCIL
Thomas D. Begley, Sr., L '27
Bernard A. Carter, C'49
Dr. John S. Clemence, D '38
Mary K. Fleming, N '43
Charles E. J. Nester, FS '51
John J. Power, Jr., C '33
Walter B. Schubert, C'51
B. Edward Shlesinger, C'l5, G'l6, L'21, GL'22
Reverend Anthony J. Zeits, S.J., C'43
$603,861.70
REPORT ON THE REGIONS: A Three Year Comparison
REGION
1964-65 CHAIRMAN
CALIFORNIA
San Francisco
cot~~t~~~n California
Denver
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
fLORIDA
Orlando
Ridge A
HAWAII rea (Lakeland)
ILLINOIS
Cook
p . ounty (Chicago)
eon a
Rockford
INDIANA
c
Indianapolis
IO~~Uth Bend
FINAL: 1963-64
Donors Amount
FINAL: 1964-65
Donors Amount
Michael Roseto
David Ellsworth
24
99
$ 1,060.00
3,292.91
36 $ 847.00
135
6,370.50
44
145
$ 1,772.50
6,773.50
Thomas S. Galla
Victor Battaglia
11
262
42
230.00
7.732.61
901.00
9
345
47
115.00
9,014.00
1,155.00
10
365
60
378.00
15,185.00
2,209.00
4
14
8
45.00
45.00
220.00
7
13
21
70.00
37.00
383.00
7
2
14
95.00
55.00
469.16
130
7
6
8,000.00
190.00
245.00
150
3
5
21,783.15
130.00
150.00
158
3
2
17,759.25
35.00
275.00
12
2
140.00
105.00
11
3
140.00
65.00
17
5
235.00
154.33
3
135.00
6
225.00
6
180.00
Robert A. Winfield
13
21
465.00
904.41
22
30
622.00
1,145.00
14
28
5,960.00
1,880.00
Carl A. Ten-Hoopen
57
885.00
82
1,583.32
84
2,700.00
Francis L. Swift
66
20
26
17
6,600.00
431.00
1,281.41
620.00
200
19
24
27
8,472.15
405.00
880.00
675.00
193
22
21
25
9,688.00
1,568.39
1,650.00
1,084.00
64
3
46
3,638.00
127.00
1,642.99
102
6
68
4,310.00
360.00
3,171.00
101
3
55
6,472.60
149.20
2,484.00
34
10
1,017.00
215.00
34
5
1,509.00
75.00
45
11
2,970.00
312.00
9
3
170.00
280.00
7
4
210.00
255.00
8
6
152.00
215.00
43
7
984.41
135.00
44
19
882.50
305.00
35
21
840.50
527.50
64
94
33
26
17
19
38
69
4
1,483.00
4,891.41
2,261.79
616.00
315.00
330.00
1,386.82
1,686.00
155.00
76
137
46
29
45
31
47
71
3
2,020.00
8,293.50
2,440.00
495.00
724.00
587.50
1,267.50
1,829.50
32.00
75
137
41
35
43
26
41
63
5
2,900.00
10,787.25
3,497.50
1,433.00
1,265.00
580.00
1,588.00
2,049.50
107.00
Raymond Drymalski, ]r.
Dr. Stanley Chernish
Dubuque
LOUISIANA
MA~~~ Orleans
FINAL: 1962-63
Donors Amount
MARYLAND
MA~~Itimore Area
ACHUSETTS
Boston Area
~e~ Bedford
Jnngfield-Holyoke
M orcester
IC~IGAN
Richard P. Houlihan, ]r.
Detroit
Miles M. O'Brien, ]r.
Ml~~~d
Rapids
M SOlA
ISSOURI
St lo .
NEYAo Uls City & County
NE A
Harrison P. Dillworth
~ ~AMPSHIRE
Nanchester
N ashua
EW JERSEY
Merce C
NEW M r ounty.Trenton Area
NEw EXICO
Ne YORK-METROPOLITAN AREA
IV Jersey
~erg en County
ssex County
Hudson County
Middlesex County
Monmouth County
Morris County
Passaic County
.
u
nlon County
Warren County
Dr. Adrian Levesque
Dr. Adrian Levesque
Frederick Kentz, ]r.
john F. Wagne r
George Lacay
]ames D. Butler
john A. Lynch , ]r.
Dr. Edgar Zimmerman
Donald R. Furth
Edward]. McNeill
]ames L. Dobson
New York
Bronx County
Kings County
New York County
Nassau County
Queens County
Suffolk County
Westchester County
NEW YORK STATE
Albany Area
Auburn-Syracuse
Batavia
Broome County
Buffalo
Orange County
Rochester
Utica
NORTH CAROLINA
Ashvi lie-Henderson
OHIO
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
OKLAHOMA
Tulsa
OREGON
Portland
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown
Central Pa. (Altoona)
Erie
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton Area
Wilkes-Barre
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
UTAH
VIRGINIA
Ric~mond
WASHINGTON, D. C.-METROPOLITAN AREA
Business Administration
College
Dental School
Foreign Service School
Graduate School
Institute of Languages & Linguistics
Law School
Medical School
Nursing School
WASHINGTON STATE
Tacoma
WISCONSIN
1 oo2.~
3'173.00
1
8's1s.11
:ss7.!
26
1 &92.~
1,210.00
9:3os.ol
25
68
167
208
66
31
127
650.41
1,818.00
4,523.82
19,210.20
1,810.00
763.82
3,042.41
25
87
180
242
70
42
193
512.00
3,130.00
5,048.04
18,296.73
1,769.00
1,415.00
4,614.30
33
73
160
231
65
32
157
62
22
3
17
22
4
47
28
1,786.82
648.81
160.00
270.00
719.41
24.41
1,429.00
558.82
75
27
3
16
46
7
73
35
1,927.50
765.00
165.00
490.00
1,424.00
113.00
5,758.00
920.00
68
29
4
21
52
7
72
26
5
111.00
6
110.00
3
Neil T. Ruddock
john T. Canna
Erwin R. Effler, ]1
36
82
10
3
2,460.09
2,607.41
255.00
115.00
35
103
11
5
1,975.00
3,312.48
315.00
220.00
34
92
10
7
P. C. Lauinger, ]r.
13
1,030.00
13
1,575.00
9
William M. Keller, ]r.
11
137.00
20
234.00
10
9
25
10
111
30
21
4
87
4
1
11
230.00
1,233.41
122.00
5,280.62
970.00
775.00
155.00
3,221.41
135.00
25.00
622.00
13
19
13
136
58
33
5
115
7
3
42
325.00
690.00
270.00
5,604.36
1,763.50
1,044.35
130.00
4,407.00
265.00
45.00
510.00
8
18
18
153
47
34
4
119
3
1
16
Robert]. Hogan
2
4
14
11
20.00
110.00
1,235.00
334.41
14
7
13
11
495.00
115.00
8,240.00
260.00
12
1
14
13
Hugh]. Fitzpatrick
18
1,685.00
17
2,985.08
22
28
341
201
207
90
8
286
264
40
738.50
6,363.56
9,310.41
4,824.97
1,407.50
43.00
8,454.00
15,264.61
322.50
74
465
207
255
123
10
620
276
92
1,157.00
17,438.16
8,315.50
14,430.07
1,470.50
73.00
20,439.29
14,104.50
684.50
95
495
247
300
121
16
517
197
121
13,905·50
1,506·
3
28
33.00
758.00
3
42
45.00
976.00
4
44
s5oo
'oo
1,273·
] . Richard Edmondson
]. Richard Edmondson
]. Richard Edmondson
Thomas Dwyer
Thomas Dwyer
Thomas Dwyer
Peter P. Mullen
Dr. Thomas Mottolese
Dr. Richard Bastiano
john Foley
]ames S. Kernan, ]r.
john Gent
]ames G. Dunn
Anthony]. Brosco
Col. Arthur P. Nesbit
George R. Houston, ]r.
Rev. A.]. Zeits, S.].
Dr. Henry. Heim
Charles E.]. Nester
Walter Comer
Dr. ]ames Nugent
Mary Northrop
2 goo.oo
'g73.00
198.0°
g92.~
2 302·~
150.~
5 702·~
1
1:340.~
95.~
2 447.50
~~
15,933·
I
&20.~
445.~
1,&20·~
240.00
250.00
1 040.00
50
1174·
75
10,376· 0
1 sst.O
1'419·50
'242.50
5 45o.00
'21o.OI
35.00
g02·50
I
I
&35.00
10.00
567.50
37o.oo
2,921.00
50
2 206·
' 50
18,321· 0
10,474·5,
13,318.20
1 942·0
'15s.oo
19,794·~
Alumni Leaders who gave $1000 or more to Georgetown
University in the fiscal year 1964-1965.
llarse D
ll egle ' r. Francis E ., M'50
ll Oy} Y, Thomas D ., L'27
llrade, John J., Jr. FS'59
llre Y, Joseph D., L'20
llro~an, Joseph B., C'25
ll Urken, JFrancis C ., L'23
catusm' ames Gibbons , C'24
"I
"'ark o, Louis J ., L'27
Co e, Col. Thomas A., L'17
benway, John L., C'48
be an, Paul R., L'46
bllfan, Thomas A., C'20
fy, Alfred Poole C'31
b Urb·
'
10
h
rer · • James H ., L'20
!?in llicola, Dr. Anthony R., C'42, M'45
l?!o e, Louis B., L'25
n od, Robert F C'34
.,
'>Old
Gon lllan, Aaron, FS'34
Gr Zalez, Jose G., L'27
ant, liugh A., C'33
Hahn, Philip Y., C'21
Heafey, Edwin A., L'23
Hennessy , James, L'31
Hoffman, V. Manning, FS'49
Horton, Donald B., FS'49
Hunter, Dr. 0. Benwood, Jr., M'40
Iden, Oscar Glenn, FS'22, FS'24
Jones, Dr. Stephen N., C'42, M'45
Keliher, Dr. Thomas F., M'34
LaBrum, J. Harry, L'25
Lauinger, P.C., C'22
Madaras, Dr. JohnS., Jr., M'24
Maroney, Joseph E., L'25
Mascotte, Leo C., L'25
McCahill, Eugene P., C'21
McCarthy , Albert G., L'57
McDonou gh, Bernard P., L'25
Miller, Col. Jo Zach, III, C'04
Miller, Rollins W., Jr., FS'50
Minihan, Most Rev. Jeremiah F., C'25
d-w cear;, · II~· ~j . ·~.
0{;1/i.
'tJ
-'detb
na....._erg, Robert P., C'59
ne;'Y, Edward F., L'20
Cah~on, liarold, C'4 7
C~ 1 ill, Robert L., Jr., C'54
«J.Cagnini
, Arthur B., Jr., C'54
Cam
Can alier, Charles A.,Jr., C'38, L'42
Carttweu, Thomas A., C'08
Cod erl Bernard A., C'49
Coud1 Col. Leo A., L'22
be :hlin, Paul H., FS'27
bi S asqualel Dr. John V., M'28
bon esa, Joseph D. , C'37, L'40
b 001neUy, Hon. Walter J., FS'21
b ow~ey Willi am T ., Jr., C ' 43
08
Thomas J . L'28
)J,..
'
••sc0 ll
'James N., Jr., C'53
bti
1
h
scou }\'""
bl.lff • nuc ael J., C 55
li:hr Y, James F., Jr., C'47
l?t~alll, Frederick F., Sr., L'26
agan, Dr. John J., M'30
1
1
' /(A: (){~
•
Montgome ry, Warwick, C'18, L'24
Noznesky , Harry J., FS'33
O'Brien, Patrick C., C'24
Platt, William B., Jr., C'29, L'32
Ranger, Casper J., C'30
Reiss, Raymond H., C'19
Reiss, Theodore J., C'54
Semansky , Dr. Edward J., C'28, M'32
Shannon, James C., Jr., C'50
Shattuck, Gerald, C'21
Shea, William A., Sr., L'31
Shlesinge r, B. Edward,
C'15, G'l6, L'21, GL'22
Sitterding , William H., C'12
Spalding, Hughes, Sr., C'08
Spellman, Francis Cardinal, H'46
Sprankle, James R., Jr., C'27
Sullivan, John W., C'56
Sweetser, Dr. Peter W., M'37
Welch, Francis X., L'26
l.ea~t
$500 but less than
Alumni Leaders who gave. at
$1000 to Georgetown Umvers1ty m the fiscal year
1964-1965.
Grady, Dr. Joseph A., M'46
Gunlocke, Howard W., C'34
Harvey, John J., C'38
Hazzard, Dr. Lawrence R., M'45
Hennessy , James, L'31
Hosta, Geoffrey M., C'64
Huie, Byron S., Jr., L'38
Hussey, Dr. Hugh H., M'34
Killoran, Clair J., L'32
Knape, Raymond E., FS'53
Kunkel, Paul C., C'24
Lamy, Charles S., C'28
Langie, Louis A., C'19
Leavey, Thomas E., L'23
Lehan, Dr. Thomas R. , C'33, M'37
Leslie, Henry M., C'38
Locascio, Dr. Nicholas R. M'31
Lynch, Arthur F., C'22
Lynch, Clay F., C'03
Maher, Dr. Joseph J., M'45
McCahill, Francis T., C'26
McCarthy , J. Vernon, C'51
McKie, Edward F., Jr., L'52
McQuillen , Paul W., C'13
Mead, Thomas E., FS'42
Mylnarski , Dr. Joseph A., C'35, M'39
Pierce, James M., C'll
Powers, John, J., Jr., C'34
Reeves, Daniel F., C'34
Reynolds, T.A., Jr., C'48
Rich, Anthony J., L'25
Ross, Dr. George L., M'30
Ryan, Charles P., FS'31, C'33
Schuyler, William E., Jr., L'40
Shutack, George A., L'23
Smith, Stephen E., C'48
Southerla nd, Hon. C.A., L'13
Steiner, John E., C'32
Stewart, Eugene L., C'48, L'51
Sullivan, Bolton, H'56
Williams, David Yee, C'53
Williams, Edward Bennett, L'44
Alumni Leaders who gave
at least $100 but
less than $500 to
Georgetown University
in the fiscal year
1964-65
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Abell, William S. '36
Altobello, Daniel J . '63
Arthur, Dr. Philip S. '33
Armstrong, Vincent J. '53
Babbitt, John G. '29
Bad amy, Dr. Peter A. '32
Barrette, Dr. Roland M. '50
Beatty, John J ., Jr. '15
Begley, Thomas D., Jr. '59
Belson, James A. '53
Berberich, Dr. W. F. '32
Be rnet, John Joseph '4 7
Bestercy, Dr. John J . '51
Bidwill, William V. '53
Bierbower, James J, '47
Blommer, Henry J. '26
Blommer, A. J '31
Blommer, Bernard J. '30
Bougie, Dr. James A., Jr. '54
Bova, Joseph Ralph '48
Boyd, Howard '32
Boyd, William A. '42
Bregman, Dr. Robert L. '47
Brennen, John H. '32
Briefs, Godfrey E. '40
Briggs, Walter 0., Jr. '34
Brooke, John F., Jr. '21
Brophy, Harold R. '24
Brown, Harry H. ' 11
Bruder, Hon. Michael J. '22
Buchholz, James H. '49
Bukowski, Dr. Stanley A. '45
Burke, Thomas C. '19
Burke, William A., Jr. '58
Burlee, William J. , Jr. '53
Buse, Raymond L., Jr. '48
Buskirk, Dr. James H. '28
Burton, David G. '56
Butler, James A. '21
Caggiano, Dr. A. P. '31
Cagney, Frank X. '36
Cain, Ric hard J. '51
Callaghan, Thomas A., Jr. '40
Callahan, Edward J ,, Sr. ' 17
Cange mi, Dr. Vito F. '32
Cantwell , Thomas A. '08
Carney, Hon. George M. '22
Carran, Lewis C. , Sr. '25
Casey, Francis L., Jr. '50
Cashin, Edward J., Jr. '18
Cassidy, Dr. John E. '38
Castiglia, J ames V. '41
Clare, N. Holmes '26
Clare, William F. , Jr. '26
Cloonan, Dr. John J., Jr. '36
Coakley, John A., Jr. '33
Cahalan, Rev. Florence D. '31 .
Coleman, Hon. Peter T. '49
Colli ton, Dr. William F., Jr. '45
Connelly, Harry S., Sr. '30
Connelly, J ohn F. '14
Connolly, Francis A., Jr. '53
Considine, James P. '55
Cooke, Dr. John A. , Jr. '36
Corless, Dr. J oseph F. '35
Coughlin, Dr. John H., Jr. '44
Coughtin, Paul J. '32
Cox, James T. '27
Crowley, Charles L. '25
Crowley, George D. '34
Cullen, John B. '30
Cullen, Livingston J. '99
Curtin, William J. '53
Curry, Robert E. '35
Cusack, Dr. Willia m J. '17
D'Agostini, Dr. Alfred J. '28
Dahill, Edwin MeN. '12
Dailey, J . Theodore '49
Daly, Rev. Charles W. '47
Daly, Dr. Joseph J. '48
D'Amico, Joseph A., Jr. '55
Danaher, Robert C. '46
Daniels, George G. '58
Danner, Ric h ard G. '33
Da rling, Dr. Donald B. '4 7
Dean, Capt. Richmond, II '57
Dee, George M. '23
Deleha nty, Francis B., Jr. '27
De Rosa, John E. '40
De Stefano, Dr. Thomas M. '38
Di Paola, Anthony D. '64
Diskon, George F. '31
Dolan, Bernard J ., Jr. '49
Dolan, Thomas J . '52
Donahue, Alphonsus J, '38
Donahue, Frank M. '39
Donahue, John F. '22
Donahue, Theodore Pe ter '48
Donnellan, J oseph F. '30
Donohoe, James A., Jr. '39
Donohue, Richard J. '23
Donohue, Dr. Robert F. '43
Dubit, Dr. Jules A. '54
Duffy, Hon. James P. B. '01
Duggan, Cornelius D., Jr. '42
Dwye r, John E., Jr. '40
Edmondson, J. Richard '50
English, Clayton F. '30
Farr, Dr. Joseph L. '47
Farrell, Thomas A. '28
Finnegan, Dr. John G. '43
Fisher, Charles T., Ill '51
Fisher, Louis A. '32
Fissell, Dr. George M. '31
Flaherty, Joseph F. '32
Flavin, Donald F. '28
Flynn, John B. '16
Foote, Dr. William D. '34
Fredricks, B arran '24
Friday, Dr. Rupert H. '34
Fuller, Frederick J ., Jr. '39
Gaffey, Andrew F. '25
Gaffney, Francis W. '27
Gallagher, James A., Jr. '39
Garrity, Pau l D. '56
Gartland, John J., Jr. '35
Garwood, Hon. W. St. John ' 17
Geoghan, William F. X., Jr. '39
Gibbs, Frederick R. '11
Gilligan, Anthony E. '48
Glavin, William A. '30
Gleason, J ames A. '28
Gorman, Daniel J. '43
Graham, Robert E. '31
Green, Philip B. '55
Griesedieck, Henry A. '38
Griffin, James G. '50
Grazier, Richard, Jr. '52
Gurry, Thomas F., Jr. '16
Haile, Dr. Robert C. '40
Hamilton, George E., Jr. ' 17
Hanifen, Edward A. '20
Harden, Edwin A. '22
Harding, Martin J , '27
Harney, Dr. Aloysius P. '30
Harris, Dr. Basil '40
Hart, Hon. Phillip A. '34
Harvey, James J. '40
Harvey, Joseph S. '41
Hayes, E. Kirby '34
Hayes, Dr. John G. '25
Healy, Robert J. '49
Heany, Donald F. '40
Heingartner, Gerard J. '55
Heiskell, Edward V. '14
Hennessy, J ames D. '46
Higgins, Mark B. '30
Higgins, Robert W. '43
Higgins, Thomas W. '31
Hindley, William F., Jr. '55
Hoffman, George T. '39
Hogan, Edward T. '43
Horigan, Frederick '37
Houlihan, J ames P., Jr. '30
Howard , Dr. Hartley W. '31
Hunt, Hon. Wilmer B. '24
Jobe, Howard Lewis '49
Jose ph, Dr. Paul T. '50
Kaiser, Robert J. '56
Kane, AI Philip '28
Keating, Cletus, Jr. '39
Kelly, Dr. Aloysi us T. '33
Kelly, Arthur Shaun '51
Kelly, Dr. John R. '42
Kelly, William F., Jr. '51
Kennedy, John R. '52
Kenny, Hubert J . '40
Kernan, James S., Jr. '36
Ke rnan, Thomas D. '22
Kernan, Warnish J. '01
King, Peter J., Jr. '42
Kissinger, Dr. Donald J. '31
Kleisley, Robe rt N. '55
Kohl, John L. '43
Kundtz, Ewald E., Sr. '22
Kundtz, Leo R. '29
Kuhn, Dr. John J. '34
Kunkel, Raymond J. '22
Kuntz, Richard '25
Lacey, Dr. Robert T. '50
Largay, John A. '33
Largay, Thomas V. '35
Largay, Vince nt B. '53
Lauro, Francis G. '40
Laughlin, John E., Jr. '27
La Velie, Eugene E. '52
Lawless, Vincent M. '44
Lawlor, William J., Jr. '28
Leary, Rt. Rev. Msgr. J . J '17
Lilly, Joseph F. '24
McAllister, Gerard M. '31
McArdle, Paul F. '41
McBride, Joseph A. '40
McBride, J . Nevins '29
McCabe, David H. '50
McCahill, Charles F. '08
McCarthy, Daniel F. '17
McCarthy, Robert M. , III '64
McCarthy, Daniel F., Jr. '50
McCarthy, Dr. Mor J . '44
McConville, Edwin B. '20
McCooey, Richard J . '52
McCormick, Leo H. '30
McDevitt, Robert L. '40
McDonnell, Charles E. '47
McDonnell, John J. '40
McDonnell, Lawrence E. '35
McGinness, Neil M. '62
McGinness, Henry J., Jr. '54
McGrath, J erome J . '47
McHugh, Thomas A., Sr. '22
Mcinerney, Dr. M. J , '27
McKenna, Dr. David J , '52
McKenna, Dr. William H. '50
McKenzie, William A. '31
McLaughlin, Dr. Edward D. '52
McLaughlin, Dr. William J. '35
McMahon, Edward J, '42
McMahon, Richard P. '49
McMahon, Dr. Thomas F. '38
McQuade, John D. '20
McQuillen, Joseph V. '24
McQuillen, Dr. M. P. '53
McShain, John '22
Mack, Thomas J ,, Jr. '55
Madigan, Dr. Howard S. '42
Madigan, James C. '13
Madigan, Dr. J ohn B. '38
Mahoney, Joseph J ., Jr. '40
Malfetano, Dr. John H. '44
Marilley, Dr. Ralph J ., Jr. '48
Martin, William A. '47
Matheson, Finlay L. '40
Mattare, Dr. John J. '15
Maxted, Dr. William C. '50
Mayle, Dr. Francis C. , Jr. '49
Mehren, Paul '38
Melone, Dr. Charles P., Sr. '31
Melvin, Henry E. '38
Mendoza-Tio, Dr. C. F . '53
Meyer, Alexander C., Jr. '56
Michaud, Dr. J, Ellery '43
Miller, Edwin Lang '10
Miller, Frede rick J. '40
Miller, Mark A. '18
Milton, Charles J . '35
Mirando, Felix A. ' 49 W •o9
Montgomery, Joseph .;i5
Moore, Dr. Samuel B. •sl
Moran, Dr. Frank S., Jr.
Morgan ' C . Carroll '2 17
Morone y, James M. 'I J •37
Moynihan, Hon. J. A., •;
2
Mullen J , Sylvester, Jr.
Murph;, Edward A. 1
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Murphy, Richard B. 34
Murray, Paul B. '44
Nalty, Paul A. '58
Navin, Jack '34
Nee, Dermot A. '25
Neu, Dr. Robert B. '42
Nichelson, Denis L. '5 7
Obert, Paul R. '50
O'Brien, John A. '35 ,
5
O'Brien, Lawrence J. 3
1
O'Brie n, Miles M., Sr. '~
O'Brien, Patrick C., Jrf.J •34
O'Connell, Dr. Joseph , ,j
O'Connor, William E. 4 •39
O'Connor, William L., Jr.r •z7
O'Donoghue, Dr. D. W., J •4l
O'Donovan, Dr. TimothY
O'Keefe, Martin P. '54 ,4z
O'Laughlin Raymond J.
Oliver, Har~ld W., Jr. ' 40
Olivere, Dr. Peter J. '34
O'Malley, Dr. Emmett J.
O' Neil, William C. '40
O' Neill, Edmund F. '31
O'Neill, John F., Jr. '6 2 ,31
O'Shaughnessy, J~hn f;
31
O'Toole, Dr. FranciS A.
Parson, Rudolph D. '51
Pender, Dr. Robert B. '4 3
Perlitz, George A. '36
Perlitz, Robert H. '30
Petrosky, Michael D. '38
Petzold, Thomas T. '23
Phelan, Robert T. '35
Power, John J., Jr. '33
Prial, Frank J., II '42
Prindiville, E. J ., Jr. '55
Ragan, Willia m F. '43
Raleigh, Edward J . '37
Reed, J. Patrick '53
Reid, Alfred D. '21
Reiner, Burton J. '50
Ricciardi, William J. '23
Rick, Robert J. '40
Robb, George Edward ' 52 •35
Rom weber, A. William. Jr.
Romweber, J ohn A. '23
Rom weber, Robert J. '30
Rooney, John E . '48
Rooney,.L. F., Jr. '49
Ruddock, Neil T. '50
Rush, Dr. Robert C. '36,
4
Ryan, Dr. J eremiah E. 3
Saer, E. Harold, Jr. '42
Saccardi, Carmin C. '40 , 7
4
Sathre, Dr. Paul Howard
Saul, Andrew M. '27
Saur, Otto J. '26
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Schaefer, Dr. John Wm·
Schlafly, Daniel L. '33
Schlafly, Daniel L., Jr. '61
Scbrup, Nicholas J . '51
Schubert, Walter B. '51 ,
32
Schuhmacher, HarrY C. ,
41
Schwarz, Dr. Charles A.,
4
Schweinlcr, Carl LewiS ~ 4
Scalley, Hon. Thomas C.
Scully, Dr. John T., Jr. •52
Seymour, B. A., Jr. '61 ,
Shannon, Joseph R., Jr. 50
Sheridan, Leo J ., Jr. '57
Siebert, Edward W. '50
Sigmund, Paul E., Jr. ·so
Sitterding, F. B., Ill '41
Slavin, Very Rev. Msgr. '2 9
Smith, Alfred H., Jr. '33
Smith, Joseph G. '33
Spizziri, Dr. Louis J . '47 , 4
3
Stapleton, Dr. Thomas D·
Stenger, J ohn R. '47
Stewart, Dr. Otto K. '48
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Stahlman, Frederick '12
Stratton, Lcdr. R. A. '55
Sullivan, Daniel J., IV '53
Sullivan, Edward J., Jr. '50
Sullivan, Francis C. '24
Sullivan, Hon. Mark A., Jr. '32
Sullivan, Raymond P., Jr. '34
Sullivan, William A. '31
Suraci, Henry A. '53
Sussen, Joseph J., Jr. '49
Sweeney, Robert E. '31
Sweeney, Wilson J. '39
Swift, Francis L. '4 7
Talbot, Dr. Frank J, '48
Toolan, John E., Jr. '55
Tracey, Dr. John M. '47
Trthey, Harry O'Neill '38
Trundle, Sidney A., Jr. '30
Tunmore, John J . '31
Van Buren, Dr. John J. '36
Veith, Dr. Joseph C., Jr. '44
Verkamp, J . Richard '24
Wagner, Jerome A. '22
Wait, Kevin P. '5 1
Wa!J, John R. '39
Wallace, Stratford C. '59
Walsh, Dr. James C., Jr. '41
Walsh, Richard J . '50
Waiters, Richard J . '50
Weipert, Alfred L. '47
Wetrtch, Francis C. '49
Weich, Leonard L. '31
Werner, Dr. David A. '49
White, James J ., III '49
Wigglesworth, T. Eliot '27
Williams, Charles M. '34
Williams, James R. '38
Williams, William J . '37
WoJtertng, Joseph A. '4 7
Woltertng, Thomas F. '51
Wymard, Hon. Norman L. '12
Zazzalli, Hon. A. F., Sr. '22
Zintak, Benjamin J. , Jr. '43
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Briefs, Godfrey E. '41
Cahm, Raymond T. '22
Doctor, Dr. Powrie V. '40
Dubin, Wilbert Bernard '50, '53
Dublt, Dr. Jules A. '61
Dunn, Charles A 11 '32
Foster, Dr. Jame~· J . '54
Grazier, Richard, Jr. '54
Heany, Donald F. '41
Holton, Dr. Philip J, '57
Howard, Dr. Hartley W. '40
Imperial, Dr. Jose F. '38, '40
Jobe, Howard Lewis '51
I<ernan, Thomas D. '23
LiUenfie ld, Dr. L. S. '54, '56
Mayle, Dr. Francis C., Jr. '59
McCabe, David H. '62
McCormack, Malcolm C. '51
Mundie, Dr. Paul J . '30
0 'Brten, Lt. Col. Robert E. '51, '60
~Donoghue, Dr. D. W., Jr. '31
Cciardi, William j . '24
Sweig, Dr. Martin '57
Vickers, Marton R. '23
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Abel], Dr. James Esten '50
~nsworth, Dr. George '48
Uman, Dr. Francis C. '34
Altieri, Dr. Anthony J . '38
A.tnatrano, Dr. Vincent P. '40
Ambrosio, Dr. Severino J. '54
Anthony, Dr. Michael A. '52
Arthur, Dr. Philip S. '38
Auth, Dr. Thomas L. '48
:ad amy, Dr. Peter A. '34
Balash, Dr. William R. '56
arr, Dr. Norman L. '38
Barsanti, Dr. Ronald G. '53
:astable, Dr. Charles M. '31
Belmont, Dr. Frank A. '45
enscbine, Dr. F. W. '36
:enshoff, Dr. A. M., Jr. '50
erberich, Dr. W. F. '36
:erkeley, Dr. William T., Jr. '43
erman, Dr. Norman E. '45
:errnan, Dr. Sidney '32
Oland, Dr. james E. '47
Bonanno, Dr. Peter J . '33
Boss, Dr. Eugene G. '23
Bradley, Dr. Samuel M. '54
Bregman, Dr. Robert L. '50
Brennan, Dr. Andrew J. '34
Brennan, Dr. John j. '36
Bruns, Dr. David L. '51
Bukowski, Dr. Stanley A. '49
Bunce, Dr. John Daniel '51
Burch, Dr. Warren B. '31
Burke, Dr. john J. '50
Burke, Dr. Matthew W., Jr. '50
Burstein, Dr. Jacob '41
Buskirk, Dr. James H. '32
Butts, Dr. John B. '29
Caggiano, Dr. Anthony P. '32
Calligaro, Dr. Egildo A. '35
Canfield, Dr. John J. '37 ·
Cangemi, Dr. Vito F. '36
Capobianco, Dr. A. G. '52
Caserta, Dr. Silvio J . '37
Cassidy, Dr. John E. '42
Cavanaugh, Dr. James J. A. '55
Chanatry, Dr. Anthony G. '44
Chasse, Dr. Adrian T. j, '57
Cloonan, Dr. John J,, Jr. '40
Coffey, Dr. Robert J. '32
Coleman, Dr. Thomas H. '43
Collins, Dr. john F. '31
Colliton, Dr. William F., Jr. '48
Comeau, Dr. William J. '40
Connolly, Dr. Joseph P. '36
Contino, Dr. Francis P. '27
Corless, Dr. Joseph F. '39
Corley, Dr. Karl C. '32
Cusack, Dr. William J . '21
Cyr, Dr. Donat P. '38
Czarsty, Dr. Joseph C. '54
D' Agostini, Dr. Alfred J. '30
Daley, Dr. Daniel J. '37
Daly, Dr. Joseph j. '51
D'Anna, Dr. John Anthony '50
Darling, Dr. Donald B. '50
De'Carlo, Dr. Pasquale M. '25
Delaney, Dr. Henry R., Jr. '46
Della Badia, Dr. Mario '49
De Pietro, Dr. V. P. '42
D'Errico, Dr. Francis J. '45
Detrano, Dr. Joseph R. '38
De Vivo, Dr. Carmine '46
Dick, Dr. Arthur '36
Dl Giacomo, Dr. Harry E. '36
Diorio, Dr. Carmine D. '46
Dobrzynski, Dr. Francis A. '40
Dolan, Dr. William D., Jr. '42
Domush, Dr. Herman '34
Donohoe, Dr. Robert F. '49
Donovan, Dr. James M. '40
Dougherty, Dr. Arthur M. '25
Driscoll, Dr. Edward T. '38
Drogowski, Dr. Matthew J. '32
Du Dac, Dr. Thomas W. '33
Dwyer, Dr. Paul A. '45
Eig, Dr. Blaine H. '45
Fallon, Dr. William G., Jr. '50
Feely, Dr. Edward J, '34
Feliciano, Dr. Vincent '39
Ficarra, Dr. Bernard J . '39
Finnerty, Dr. Urban R. '34
Finucane, Dr. Richard D. '49
Fissell, Dr. George M. '35
Fitzgerald, Dr. J, Blaine '48
Fitzgerald, Dr. Wm. j. '24
Fleury, Dr. Albert F. '46
Foote, Dr. William D. '38
Fowler, Dr. Francis D. '54
Foster, Dr. James J . '47
Freda, Dr. Franklin D. '44
Freilich, Dr. Sydney F. '30
Frost, Dr. Robert j. '43
Fuchs, Dr. Edwin M. '54
Gerace, Dr. Charles A. '38
Geran, Dr. William F. '30
Gian, Dr. Mario G. '40
Gill, Dr. Nicholas P. '52
Giunta, Dr. joseph R. '33
Graeter, Dr. F. Albert '35
Graniero, Dr. Frank '37
Grassi, Dr. Michael 0. A. '38
Gressly, Dr. Donald W. '34
Hagovsky, Dr. Albert j. '40
Haile, Dr. Robert C. '43
Hamacher, Dr. Edward N. '43
Hannon. Dr. John F. '53
Hart, Dr. Joseph X. C. '41
Harty, Dr. John E. '37
Hennigan, Dr. John J. '41
Hime!farb, Dr. Hillard M. '33
Holden, Dr. Raymond T. '28
Houff, Dr. Louis A. '29
Hyland, Dr. William A. '14
lanacone, Dr. Samuel j . '45
Ierardi, Dr. Peter A., Jr. '43
Illig, Dr. Howard G. '30
Imhoff, Dr. John G. '34
lnguagiato, Dr. Gerard J, '41
luppa, Dr. Louis A. '32
Jacobs, Dr. J. Bay '21
Kaletowski, Dr. M. F. '39
Kauer, Dr. George W. '45
Katz, Dr. Sol '39
Kaval, Dr. Vincent T. '36
Kay, Dr. Alvin I. '40
Kazal, Dr. Henry L. '48
Kehoe, Dr. James A., Jr. '4 7
Kelly, Dr. john R. '45
Kennedy, Dr. Maurice V. '30
Kissinger, Dr. Donald j. '35
Kl ein, Dr. Harold C. '40
Klenk, Dr. Joseph P. '25
Konopka, Dr. Benjamin S. '43
Koplowltz, Dr. Joseph E. '37
Kuhn, Dr. john j. '38
Kuhn, Dr. William G., Jr. '42
Kustrup, Dr. john F., Sr. '30
Labate, Dr. Philip A. '43
Lamberta, Dr. Frank '36
Lane, Dr. Joseph A. '22
Lang, Dr. Walter W. '47
Leahey, Dr. Edward B. '44
Lehmiller, Dr. Karl L. '31
Leone, Dr. Casmer E. '51
Lepore, Dr. John J. '37
Levinson, Dr. David M. '30
Lieberman, Dr. Joseph A., Jr. '27
Lilienfield, Dr. L. S. '49
Lizak, Dr. G. M. '49
Loftus, Dr. James F. '48
Loftus, Dr. James M. '32
Lombard, Dr. Peter Noble '41
Lo Re, Dr. Alexander S. '34
Lorenzo, Dr. Nicholas F. '41
Lutz, pr. joseph F. '48
Lyons, Dr. James P. '38
Madigan, Dr. Howard S. '45
Manion, Dr. William C. '43
Malfetano, Dr. John H. '47
Manley, Dr. R. M. '43
Marilley, Dr. Ralph j. '52
Martel, Dr. Leon A., Jr. '47
Mattare, Dr. john J. '21
Mattingly, Dr. T. W. '30
Mayle, Dr. Francis C., Jr. '53
Maxted, Dr. William C. '54
May, Dr. Conrad G. '40
McAteer, Dr. Gerald '37
McCann, Dr. John B. '44
McCann, Dr. john N. '44
McCarthy, Dr. Mor J. '47
McCartney. Dr. John J . '42
McCawley, Dr. Walter E. '22
McGuire, Dr. H. Thomas '32
Mcinerney, Dr. M. J . '31
McLaughlin, Dr. Thomas F. '36
McMahon, Dr. James D. '49
McMahon, Dr. Thomas F. '42
McNally, Dr. Joseph T. '45
McNamara, Dr. C. Edwin '31
McNulty, Dr. Richard J. '23
McQuillen, Dr. M. P. '57
McWilliams, Dr. T. G. '50
Melone, Dr. Charles P ., Sr. '35
Menning, Dr. Joseph H. '37
Michaud, Dr. J . Ellery '46
Mill water, Dr. Charles A. '32
Minihan, Dr. John C. '40
Mistretta, Dr. F. H . '14
Moretti, Dr. Frederic A. '32
Morrone, Dr. AI Amendes '25
Moynihan, Dr. Arthur J. '31
Murray, Dr. Richard D. '46
Naame, Dr. John M. '40
Nangle, Dr. Robert B. '46
Nealon, Dr. Stephen W., Jr. '33
Neu, Dr. Robert B. '45
Nolan, Dr. James E. '26
Nugent, Dr. James R. '53
Nunan, Dr. Seamus P. '47
O'Brien, Dr. Edward M. '26
O'Brien, Dr. James J. '50
O'Connell, Dr. Joseph H. '38
O'Connor, Dr. Robert W. '41
O'Donnell, Dr. Bernard V. '43
O'Donnel', Dr. Vincent L. '46
O'Donovan, Dr. Timothy F. '47
Offutt, Dr. Harry D. '13
Olivere, Dr. Peter J . '37
O'Malley, Dr. Emmett J. '31
Ostrowski, Dr. S. J . '30
Palmeri, Dr. Anthony F. '42
Parell, Dr. George C. '36
Papa, Dr. Joseph '39
Passaretti, Dr. A. V. '48
Pearlman, Dr. Ira W. '47
Pedersen, Dr. Lars A. '40
Pellicane, Dr. Anthony F. '35
Pelzman, Dr. Ivy A. '13
Pennisi, Dr. Vincent R. '50
Phelan, Dr. William J . '42
Posey, Dr. Orlando J . '12
Preston, Dr. Williard F. '25
Quigley, Dr. Thomas J. '43
Rlesenman, Dr. F. Regis '40
Riordan, Dr. John A. '53
Roche, Dr. Andrew M. '39
Roche, Dr. John R. '36
Ronan, Dr. John M., Jr. '52
Rosanelli, Dr. Orlinda '46
Rose, Dr. John C. '50
Rosenberg, Dr. Norman J . '42
Rush, Dr. Robert C. '40
Russo, Dr. Robert '43
Ryan, Dr. Jeremiah E. '38
Saadi, Dr. Elias T. '57
Sacasa, Dr. Carlos F. '34
Saitta, Dr. Peter M. '31
Sarao, Dr. Ernest A. '45
Scalessa, Dr. Mario J. '39
Scanlon, Dr. Robert T. '54
Scamecchia, Dr. John L. '29
Schmelzer, Dr. William C. '52
Schreiner, Dr. George E. '46
Schroer, Dr. James A. '47
Schwarz, Dr. Charles A. '44
Servoss, Dr. Spencer j . '37
Shannon, Dr. Paul V. '41
Shapiro, Dr. Albert B. '44
Sharpe, Dr. Francis T. '32
Shea, Dr. James G. '52
Sheehy, Dr. Stephen j ., Jr. '47
Shields, Dr. Charles D. '34
Simon, Dr. Julius '30
Sinclair, Dr. Robey T., Jr. '38
Sklar, Dr. Leo J, '41
Snyder, Dr. Bertram C. '49
Spanogians, Dr. Angelo J . '39
Spellman, Dr. Robert M. '46
Spizziri, Dr. Louis J. '50
Stapleton, Dr. John F. '45
Stapleton, Dr. Thomas D. '38
Stewart, Dr. Otto K. '52
Sturtz, Dr. George S., Sr. '53
Sullivan, Dr. james G. '48
Sydlowski, Dr. Edmund J. '36
Szlyk, Dr. Zenon P. '53
Szot, Dr. Alexander C. '44
Talbot, Dr. Frank j. '53
Taranto, Dr. Michael '34
Territo, Dr. Joseph J . '52
Tessitore, Dr. Andrew '45
Timmes, Dr. Joseph J. '38
Tirnreck, Dr. Harold A. '38
Tinsman, Dr. Clarence A. '32
Torres, Dr. Joseph '55
Tracey, Dr. John M. '51
Trichter, Dr. Be[\jamin '42
Van Buren, Dr. John J . '40
Venzon, Dr. Norman A. '55
Vesely, Dr. John A. '41
Vickers, Dr. Martyn A. '33
Villapiano, Dr. Joseph G. '24
Vivino, Dr. A. Earl '48
Walsh, Dr. Arthur R. '39
Walsh, Dr. james C., Jr. '45
Werdein, Dr. Edward J. '52
Wertz, Dr. Frederick J. '41
Wilner, Dr. Paul R. '36
Yaeger, Dr. John j. '44
Zerkowski, Dr. John W. '46
Zinno, Dr. Genarlno R. '37
LAW CENTER
Abell, William S. '41
Aimone, Carlo J. '25
Armstrong, W. H. '27
Awalt, Francis G., Jr. '52
Bamberger, E . Clinton, Jr. '51
Barabas, Stephen J . '30
Begley, Thomas D., Jr. '62
Begley, William J . '29
Belson, James A. '56
Beuchert, George H., Jr. '49
Bierbower, J ames J. '49
Bindeman, J acob E. '37
Blanton, Harry C. '14
Borne t, David '13
Boyd, Howard '35
Brosco, Anthony J oseph '53
Brown, Frank X. '40
Brunini, Edmund L. '31
Burton, Ralph J. '14
Butler, James G. '48
Callaghan, Thomas A., Jr '48
Callahan, Edward J.. Sr. '22
Cannon, James W. '15
Carberry, Edmund J ., J r. '40
Carmody, John J. '23
Carney, Hon. George M. '25
Carolan, Thomas H . '30
Carbell,Richard '27
Casey, Francis L., Jr. '52
Charles, Kevin P. '59
Coleman, Hon. Peter T. '51
Colton, Barnum L. '21
Cook, Martin A. '22
Conley, Robert J. '27
Connolly, Francis A., Jr. '58
Connolly, John, Jr. '15
Cooney, Joseph P . '29
Corrigan, William S. '35
Cronan, Hon. Wallon E. '23
Curtin, William J. '56
Cushwa, Raymond C. '27
Daly, Thomas H . '31
Danaher, Francis R. '27
Danaher, Robert C. '48
Daniels, Ric hard D. '11
Danner, Richard G. '36
Devine, Ma tthew L. '37
DiSalle, Hon. Michael V. '31
DiSesa, Joseph D. '40
Diskon, George F . '33
Dockman, Joseph J . '35
Dolan, Thomas J . '56
Donahue, John F. '25
Donohoe, j a mes A., Jr. '47
Downer, William M. '36
Dugan, Frank J. '38
Embrey, Bedford L. '23
Edmondson, Hon. E. A., Jr. '47
Fahy, Hon. Charles '14
Farley, Hon. Frank S. '25
Farrell, John E. '32
Farrell, Thomas A. '31
Farris, William S. '40
Fernandez, Antonio M. '56
Finlen, J ames Thomas, Sr. '28
Fitzgerald, Joseph, Jr. '25
Fitzpatrick, John J . '25
Focke, Elmer J. '13
Fox, Thomas H . '26
Foye, Thomas H . '55
Fredericks, Barron '27
Frost, Norman B. '21
Garvey, Bernard F. ' 16
Geenty, William F. '25
Gibbs, Frederick R. '14
Graham , Robert F. '40
Guillory, l som J. '17
Guarnieri, Lewis L. '19
Haney, James P. '25
Hanley, Harry. J . '27
Hall, Hon. Leon ard W. '20
Hamilton, George E., Jr. '20
Harnett, Charles J . '29
Hartington, George W. '23
Hazard, Rowland K. '40
Healy, Robe rt J . '52
Hennessy, James D. '51
Herrmann, Hon. Daniel L. '39
H ester, Clinton M. '22
Hickey, Edward J.. Jr. '38
Higgins, John T. '25
Hogan, Edward T. '49
Hurley, Dr. C. Keefe '34
lgoe, Hon. Michael L., Sr. '08
Jochems, John Roetzel '36
Jones, R. Emmett '29
Kane, AJ Philip '32
Kenefick, William N. '38
Kerrigan, Thomas M. '31
Kertz, Hon. H arold A. '28
Kiernan, Joseph William '40
Kilsdonk, Martin J . '14
Kirkman, Elwood F. '25
Kirkpatrick, William M. '36
Kohnen, Hon. Ralph B. '28
Lane, John D. '48
Lantry, Robert J . '25
Lauten, Herman G. '24
LaVelle, William J . '25
Le Blanc, Robert E., III '50
Lettieri, Joseph A. '31
Levere, Edwin A. '20
Lichtenberg, Willia m R. '28
Lott, Y. D. '32
Lumbleau, Vincent E. '53
McArdle, P a ul F. '48
McCue, William D. '32
Mc Donnell, John J. '46
McErlean , Charles F. '36
McGinn, Albert '11
McGrath, J erome J. '50
McHugh, Donald P. '43
McLaughlin, Matthew A. '28
Mc N erney, John E . '31
Mahone y, Joseph J., Jr. '49
Marmet, Robert A. '51
Martindill, W. S. '28
Midle n, John H. '38
Miller, Max '34
Monacelli, Albert H. '3 7
Moran, Francis John '26
Morawski, John M. '16
Murphy, Michael P . '39
Naame, Elias , G. '29
Nalty, Paul A. '61
Nesbit, Col. Arthur P. '43
Nichelson, Denis L. '61
Nottingham, Willia m W. '17
O'Donnell, John J. '49
O 'Donoghue, Dr. D. W., Jr. '29
O'Donoghue, Martin F. '26
O'Hara, Hon. Daniel J . '16
O'Keefe, Martin P. '58
O'Leary, Donald Joseph '56
O 'Malley, John J., Jr. '55
Polk, James K. '26
Pontzer, Robert F. '28
Prettyman, Hon. E. B. '15
Quinn, Arthur L. '25
Quirk, Barre tt '33
Radigan, Charles M. '38
Ragan, William F . '48
Reiner, Burton J . '53
Reynolds, Thomas A. '24
Riscassi, Leon J . '33
Rodgers, George L., Jr. '40
Rooney, John E. '51
Sacca, Stephen A. '38
Sa ur, Otto J. '29
Se mmes, S. Pre witt '20
Scalley, Hon. Thomas C. '28
Schiff, Gunther H. '52
Schwartz, Thomas A. '37
Shannon, Charles V. '36
Sheehy, Joseph E. '24
Steffan, Arthur A. '32
Ste n ger, John R. '50
Sturdevant, Emerson S. '38
Stohlman, Frederick '15
Suraci, Henry A. '57
Sullivan, Edward J ., Jr. '54
Sullivan, Robert '47
Sween ey, Robert E. '35
Taitano, Carlos P. ' 53
Tamm, Hon. Edward A. '30
Thim, John R. '24
Thompson, J . Cleo '24
Thompson, R. Travis '56
Toolan, John E ., Jr. '59
Tormey, J a m es C. ' 15
Torrens, J a mes S. '14
Vickers, Marion R . '23
Wall, John R. '42
Weirich, Francis C. '52
Wilkes, James C. '21
Winograd, Hon. Irving '33
Wright, Edward L. '28
Yingling, Raymond T. '21
Zazzali, Hon. A. F., Sr. '25
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
Acquavella, Dr. E. J '38
Anthony, Dr. Alvin E. ' 15
Argentie ri, Dr. George W. '42
Audette, Dr. Gerald A. '56
Barrette, Dr. Roland M. '54
Bassano, Dr. John V. '51
Bauman, Dr. Paul I. '39
Beech, Dr. Harry J . '30
Bell, Dr. John A. '46
Be rnstein, Dr. Herman F. '26
Bestercy, Dr. John j . '55
Birthright, Dr. W. T. '32
Bode, Dr. William G. '50
Boughie, Dr. J ames A. '30
Boughie, Dr. J . A., Jr. '57
Buglione, Dr. Anthony '53
Cadie ux, Dr. Roger E. '49
Clark, Dr. Lawre nce F . '35
Clayman, Dr. Stanley S. '42
Clem en ce, Dr. J ohn S. '38
Davidson, Dr. Herbert D. '53
Dick, Dr. Arthur '31
Di Frisco, Dr. D. J . '59
Dolan, Dr. William M., Jr. '38
Dubit, Dr. J ack T. '38
Dubit, Dr. Jules A. '56
Dudley, Dr. Wilfred '49
Eccleston, Dr. William E. '34
Emig, Dr. George E. Non-A.
Fabrizio, Dr. Francis J. '35
Falls, Dr. Walker M. '28
Fanti, Dr. Lawre n ce D. '54
Fear, Dr. Robert E. '30
F eldman, Dr. Frank '40
Ferrara, Dr. Joseph R. '42
Finnegan, Dr. John G. '49
Fitzgibbon, Dr. David J. '25
Fleger, pr. Donald A. '55
Fontneau, Dr. Edward L. '51
Fournier, Dr. Raymond B. '52
Franco, Dr. Armand A. '34
Fraze r, Dr. David M. '38
Gallivan, Dr. Timothy R. '58
Geiger, Dr. Erwin S. '43
Goldblatt, Dr. Albert S. '37
Goldstein, Dr. Lloyd M. '47
Hall, Dr. John P. '53
Hanna, Dr. Peter J . '50
Heirn; Dr. Henry J. '54
Hogan, Dr. William G., Jr. '52
Hogan, Dr. William J. '35
Hicke y, Dr. Robert E. '53
Holton, Dr. Philip J . '52
Igoe, Dr. William J . '43
Jaffe, Dr. Vic tor N . '35
Janowski, Dr. H enry F. '38
Joseph, Dr. David T. '53
Joseph, Dr. Paul T. '56
Judge, Dr. John A. '35
Ka plan, Dr. Harry '23
Kelly, Dr. Joseph M. '53
Kirkpatrick, Andre w H. '55
Konzelman, Dr. Joseph L. '32
Kossow, Dr. Herman J . '40
Kruger, Dr. Gustav 0 ., Jr. '39
La Cava, Dr. J ames J. '54
Lacey, Dr. Robert T . '55
Lady, Dr. Howard R. '34
La w, Dr. J ohn R. '55
Lazzari, Dr. Andrew J . '51
Le Claire, Dr. Ernest F. '28
Leon, Dr. Albert K., Jr. '43
Le Pera, Dr. Anthony F. '55
Levesque, Dr. Adrian J . '33
Marc h ese, Dr. Russell M. '53
Mastromatteo, Dr. Joseph A. '60
McCourt, Dr. Thomas H. '59
McGovern, Dr. Thomas J . '54
McKenna, Dr. Willia m H. '52
McSween ey, Dr. John T. '42
Milton, Dr. Daniel T. '28
Montzka, Dr. Alfred J . '34
Moran, Dr. Francis X. '59
Moran, Dr. Frank S., Jr. '55
Murphy, Dr. Thomas J . '39
Murto, Dr. Charles B. '32
Oishi, Dr. Masaichi '55
•33
O 'Keefe, Dr. John A. C •59
O'Malley, Dr. George} ·11.~
O'Shea, Dr. Edward, )
5
Patella, Dr. Fred T. G •45
Paulsen, Dr. Albert J ·,55
Placido, Dr. Da.ruel : )Ia~ ~
Power, Dr. James 1>1i~
Reilly, Dr . J. Garrett •43
Rooney, Dr. Jame~ i\1. •JO
Rogers, Dr. FranciS 34
Rubin, Dr. Herman · •53
Salcettl, Dr. joseph ItBf<l '~
Sathre, Dr. Paul J-lo; •40
Schneider, Dr. John j.•23
Schweikhardt, Dr. C.
Seyler, Dr. John J. '5,;
6
Shulman, Dr. Israel •33
Skladzien , Dr. Stephe~34
Smallwood, Dr. W. L- ,46
Steven s, Dr. J am es 1-,33
Surdi, Dr. William ~Sutin, Dr. Sheldon 3J •52
Symborski, Dr. John 5
Taylor, Dr. Robert J. •sB
Thomas, Dr. Robert, 13
Tocci, Dr. Leon ard 5 •s5
Tylenda, Dr. AnthonY r •4'
Veith, Dr. Joseph C., J ·
Weis berg, Alan S. '55 ,41
Wisniewski, Dr. E. T.
Wood. Dr. Karl H. '33
18
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6
,5
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SCHOOL OF FOREIGN SE•
. •34
Agather, Victor Neil~S6
Anzaldua, M. Albert •40
5
Balc h , Capt. Rich~~ il
Beaulac, Hon. Will ,
41
Beh, Joseph Eugene
•41
Beuchert, George J-1., Jt·
4
Cas tle, Edward M~ '
46
Clancy, Parkman J-1, •35
Clarke, Willia m H., Jr.
Craley, V. Raymond •25
Curran, J ohn C. '25 ard •41
Dubin, Wilbert Bern
Edele n, William B. '4 1 •51
Ellsworth, David A]]e~ 8
4
Fairchild, Charles M- ,45
Finan Col Bernard J.
Fiorit~, Ni~holas R. •534
Hanus, Frank J ., Jr. '4 •!74
11
Hille nbrand, John A·•
Horn, David T., Jr. •6()
Keil, Russell D. '32
•49
Ke mp, Rev. Patrick w.
Krebs, Warren J. '41
Lane, John D. '44
Leone, Leonard H. '3 1 , 1
3
Martin, James Joseph 1
1
Meehan, Robert Micha~ •f
McCormack, Malcolm ·
McGovern, John B. •43
0
McManus, Walter L. ' 4 1
?
Moore Charles AnthonY
Morro~. Thomas F. '39
Moyer, Eugene C. •43
1
Nester, Charles E. J. •5
Oakley, Frank S. '50
O'Brien , Charles J. •sO •ol
O 'Leary, Donald josepll
Pearson, James W. '32
Ric hitelli, Edward •so
Schiff, Gunther H. '49 t· f
Schroeder, Willia m
Scott, Lt. (j g) Gerald \ ·
Skane, James F . '46
Spain, Robert H. '50
Stanley, Mitc h ell K. •51
Stern, E. Theodore '30 ,4s
Stevenson, Kenne th J-1.Jr.'l
Ste venson, Thomas J.,
Sweig, Dr. Martin '43
Trappe, John A. '43 W·
White, Lt. Col. George
White, Robert G. '52
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
·63
Balle ntine, Mic h ael C.
Daniels, Geor ge G. '59
8
Girmscheid, R. A., Jr. ' 5,61
Hou ston, George R., Jr.
8
Virden , Joseph L., Jr. •5
Donations by Schools of the University Compared with
Two Previous Fund Years
School
College
Graduate
Medical
Law
Dental
· Service
Fo re1gn
Nursing
Business
Institute
Donors
2,153
283
1,117
1,327
664
598
168
127
20
COLLEGE OF
ARTS ANO SCIENCES
1892
Je1·emiah J.
?~~onnor,
8
4F
11
1 :;~uson,
Daniel J.
r~~en, Livingston J.
11 D I
11 KUffy, Hon. James P. B.
1~~~an, Warnick J.
~ ~olliflower,
Geo1·ge C.
1 9o~tt, James P.
IO LYnch, Clay F
190ol
.
John W. Jr .
1~ F~ir·fax,
~.)1 ler, Col. Jo Zach lJI
0
s
8
2 ~ibbons, Michael J.
) :g;essy, Harry T.
9 Ou k.
1 9 ~ m, Ambrose A.
8
Thomas A.
i2 ~antwell,
Mood, Col. John H
1 c)~c)hill, Charles ·F.
~Byrd, Dr H C
John W., Jr.
5 f;ckenrocie,
0
1 ~ rJgomery, Joseph W.
~ ~Yrne, William
L.
9 M:i~hinney, Raymond J.
1 ~ er, Edwin Lang
It 8 II
II !'own, Harry H.
7 g~bbs, Frederick R.
1ge[2e, JameR M.
.Edwin MeN.
1i11 ~•hill,
~t~rdmg, William H.
8
8 W0
man, Frederick
t ?1~ard, Hon. Norman L
James C.
111 W~llQdi~an,
c Utllen, Paul w.
II
19allsh, James A.
4
I I Co'_lnelly, John F.
1 ~elskell , Edward V
· ~{1ullen, Daniel .!<.;.
1
~ ~••tty, John J., Jr.
1 onr;olly, F. A. 1, Sr.
1 2flhgan, Charles R.
7 H over,Jame!5 F.
0
4 M ~kan, Gen. George A.
1 ~a tare, Dr. John J.
Ke_arnan, Thomas J.
11
1e:tnger, B. Edward
sh
19 1
6 Ca5s, Edwin G.
2
Daniel L.
~aly:
4
4 F':an1gan, Frederick A.
3 G Ynn, John B.
Thomas F .. Jr.
t1
5
Donors
2,844
402
1,531
1,790
781
825
300
250
34
1963-1964
Dollars
$42,656.28
2,216.51
59,397.25
38,307.04
19,255.84
19,433.15
8,973.57
2,314.00
983.50
Donors
2,61 2
409
1,295
1,825
839
867
330
263
28
1964-1965
Dollars
$50,400.27
3,025.05
72,042.03
50,851.03
27,430.00
18,075.76
4,418.19
3,426.58
536.00
d"
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Figure
1
1962-1963
Dollars
$29,596.29
9,466.58
56,269.71
59,426.06
21 ,710.95
10,214.65
1,122.00
1,159.50
211.00
Krrr;·
M:Ca:thg~.1~h~·T.
4 McNulty, Peter H.
2 Norton , Ralph A.
10 Roach, Rt. Rev. Edward H.
2 Schaefer, Dr. John Wm.
1 Hortell, James H.
1917
10 Callahan, Edward J., Sr.
7 Cusack, Dr. William J.
11 Garwood, Hon. W. St. John
11 Hamilton, George E., Jr.
1 Hess, Rt, Rev. Msgr. C. F.
3 Hirsh , Henry A.
8 Leary, Rt. Rev. ft.bgr. J. J.
10 McCarthy, Daniel F.
4 Moroney, James M.
11 Moroney, Thomas J.
l I O'Connor, Daniel G., Est.
6 Prendergast, Thomas E.
1918
11 Cashin, Edward J., Jr.
11 Miller, Mark A.
1 Montgomery, Warwick
2 Shafer, William F., Jr.
2 Shannon, Hon. James C.
1919
11 Brunini, John G.
1 Bu1·ke, Thomas C.
1 Daly, Jose ph J.
4 Dempsey, Andrew F.
1 Horning, George D., Jr.
9 Langie, Louis A.
11 Reiss, Raymond H.
1920
3 Adeson, Dr. Garvey
Dean, Thomas A.
Donnelly, George J.
Granger, Claude M.
Hanifen, Edward A.
2 Jacobs, John J.
10 Lawton. Frederic k J.
H McCann, Ur. James C.
9 McConville, Edwin B.
2 McQuade, John D.
3 Mickler, Joseph R., Jr.
7 Webste r, William B.
11
9
7
5
1921
10 Brooke, John F., Jr.
11 Butler, James A.
3 Callahan, Daniel J., Jr.
9 Etzel, Paul J.
6 Grogan , William B .
4 Hahn, Philip Y.
11 Larkin, John J., Jr.
J 1 Manogue, James J.
11 McCahill, Eugene P.
8 Morgan, C. Carroll
11 Mudd, Dr. Richard D.
9 O'Brien, Dr. Edward M.
2 Plamondon, A. D., Jr.
3 Regan, Charles F.
4 Reid, AI fred D.
5 Shattuck, Gerald
3 Sis k, Jose ph W.
1922
2 Aquino, Sylvester J.
11 Blum, James J.
8 Brennan, Henry B.
Bruder, Hon. Michael J.
Carney, Hon. George M.
Connolly, John J
Curtin, John D.
I Davis, John J.
11 Donahue, John F.
9
8
5
9
11 Hanlon, Rev. James 0. D.
J Harden, Edwin A.
1 Heuisler, J. Stanley
6 Kernan, Thomas D.
5 Kundtz, Ewald E., Sr.
ll Kunkel, Raymond J.
1.1 Lauinger, P. C.
9 Little, Joseph F.
11 Lynch, Arthur F.
9 Mahoney, John H.
10 McCabe, James M.
9 McDonough, Col. J. A., Ret.
3 McGowan, Joseph A., Jr.
10 McHugh, Thomas A., Sr.
4 McShain, John
10 Miller, Paul M.
9 Mullen, J. Sylvester, Jr.
7 Neuses, Cyrus H.
10 Rourke, Simon H.
3 Sullivan, Francis E.
2 Wagner, Jerome A.
1 Zazzali, Hon. A. F., Sr.
1923
2 Dee, George M.
7 Dolle, William L.
2 Donohue, Richard J.
2 Fahey, William J.
11
11
6
4
4
7
1
4
Grove, James H.
Kirchner, Albert H.
McCann, Robert C.
Murphy, Joseph E.
Petzold, Thomas T.
Ricciardi, William J.
Rom weber, John A.
Sossong, Clemens A.
1924
2 Brudley, Arthur M.
5 Brophy, Harold R.
1 Burke, Ja"'!es Gibbons
9 Duffy, Leshe J .
6 Fitzgerald, David E., Jr.
11 Fredricks, Barron
11 Gillen, Dr. John L.
1 Giorgio, Louis N .
1 Hartnett, Edward N.
2 Hughes, John F.
8 Hunt, Hon. Wilmer B.
10 Kunkel, Paul C.
5 Leighton, Roland B.
II Lilly, Joseph F.
3 McDonald, Dr. William F.
10 McGowan, John F.
U McQuillen, Joseph V.
4 O'Brien, Patrick C.
11 Reynolds, Arthur E.
4 Rice, John T.
5 Scalley, Hon. Thomats C.
2 Scherer, Frank M.
11 Sullivan, Francis C.
1 Thiel, Cyril L.
9 Verkamp, J. Richard
192S
7
11
9
10
7
2
11
2
1
2
11
Blessing, Raymond S.
Brennan, Joseph B.
Brogan, Dr. Albert J.
Carran, Lewis C., Sr.
Cavanaugh, Dr. Fred T.
Crowley, Charles L.
Fenlon, Thomas B.
Ferry, Thomas F.
Finley, C. Lee
Gaffey, Andrew F.
Gorman, Joseph F.
11 Hayes, Dr. John G.
7 Homan, Dr. Richard B.
2 Joyce, John E., Jr.
3 Kalt, Willia.m J.
11 Kuntz, Richard
4 Miller, Minard F.
6 Minihan, Most Rev. Jeremiah F.
1 Mudd, Thomas Paul
4 Muhlfeld, Thomas N.
1 Nee, Dermot A.
4 Noble, Francis W.
1926
1 Ahern, Joseph Patrick
8 Blommer, Henry J.
11 Clare, N. Holmes
11 Clare, William F., Jr.
9 Clemens, Cyril
4 Dougherty, Clement V.
7 Dreis, Edward A.
4 Fitzpatrick, Hugh J.
1 Grogan, John C.
5 Hass, Raymond J.
7 Illig, William F.
7 Krick, Dr. Jerome J.
10 Martin, J. Nelson
11 McCahill, Francis T.
1 McGowan. Hugh Charles
10 O'Dea, John
3 O'Leary, Rev. Louis M.
1 O'Leary, Vincent J.
6 O'Shea. Carbery F.
9 Saur, Otto J.
1 Tumulty, Joseph P., Jr.
3 Walsh, James A.
8 Who ley, Joseph S., Sr.
3 Zwolak, Edward J.
1927
2 Buchanan, W. Baldwin, Sr.
6 Cox, James T.
3 De lehanty, Francis B., Jr.
3 Dempsey, William J.
3 Dilk, Andrew J.
3 Gaffney, Francis W.
11 Gies, Howard S.
11 Gilbert, Morgan Mac M.
10 Ginocchio, Charles B.
11 Harding, Martin J.
9 Hickey, Walter B. D., Sr.
10 Laughlin, John E., Jr.
8 Maher, Dr. Robert E.
5 McDonough, John F .
2 McGowan, William K.
7 Mcinerney, Dr. M.J.
11 O'Donoghue, Dr. D. W., Jr.
10 O'Malley, Dr. Emmett J.
3 Regan, Frank C
11 Saul, Andrew M.
10 Sprankle, James R., Jr.
11 Tarver, William S.
8 Thaete, John Frederick
3 Tracy, James L.
11 Wigglesworth, T. Eliot
1928 •
3 Benzing, Raymond D.
5 Buskirk, Dr. James H.
3 Casey, Laurence F.
3 Connors, John B.
11 Cummiskey, James P., Jr.
8 Droz, John F.
4 Farrell, Thomas A.
2 Flavin, Donald F.
2 Gallagher, Joseph T.
11 Gleason, James Arthur
2 Hass, John Kelleher
2 Heiskell, James R.
8 Hughes, Richnrd T.
10 Kane, AI Philip
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Legier, John R.
Lyon, William Francis
MacDonald, Charles T.
Meaney, Thomas A.
Moloney, Thomas
Moses, Douglas M.
Murphy, John
O'Reilly, John D., Jr.
Peak, Louis F.
Semansky, Dr. Edward •J.
Wimsatt, Dr. Wm. K., Jr.
1929
9 Babbitt, John G.
Benson, Henry D.
Brady, Lt. Col. James E.
Brogan, Dr. Francis B.
Cavanagh, Edward F ., Jr.
Charlesworth, R. K.
Cleary, Capt.. William E.
Danaher, Laurence J.
Delaney, Paul L., Sr.
Donovan, John J.
Donovan, Or. Leo I.
Edmonston, John S.
Farrell, Francis H.
Glavin, Dr. James E., Jr.
3 Gorman, Edward A., Jr.
2 Holloway, William J.
10 Kearns, John J.
10 Kundtz, Leo R.
1 Lenihan, James C.
1 Lieberman, John K.
7 Longua, Hubert L., Sr.
8 Mallon, John J.
2 Maloney, Charles P.
11 McBride, J. Nevins
9 McGarraghy, Francis I.
1 Miller, Maj. Paul A.
3 Pare, Emmett J.
3 Phelan, Thomas F.
8 Platt, William B., Jr.
10 Rowan, William J., Jr.
10 Slavin, Msgr. William M.
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8 Abbaticchio, R. J., Jr.
9 Blommer, Be1·nard J.
1 Brehm, Theodore W.
10 Brunini, Most Rev. J. B.
2 Coakley, Raymond F.
2 Connelly, Harry S., Sr.
10 Cullen, John B.
8 Donnellan, Joseph F.
8 Driscoll, Pau l J.
1 Dwyer, John E.
11 English, Clayton F.
7 Flanagan, John J.
1 Flanagan, William 0.
10 Gardner, Joseph T.
11 Gies, Allan C.
11 Glavin, William A.
11 Goodwin, Col. Pau~
11 Harney, Dr. Aloystus P.
6 Hayes, John A., Jr.
;:~e~· P., Jr.
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11 Lacava, Dr. John James
10 McCormick, Leo H.
2 Milstead, Lawrence T.
4 Mooney, William D.
Muir, David F.
Perlitz, Robert H.
Ranger, Casper J.
Rom weber, Robert J.
Schlany, John F.
Shannon, Dr. Edward T.
Trundle, Sidney A., Jr.
White, Luke Lynch
1 Woods, Raymond J.
1931
2 Bannon, John B.
11 Blommer, A. J.
11 Bruce, Robert E.
3 Charlesworth, Charles A.
6 Cahalan, Rev. Florence D.
3 Collins, Peter J., Sr.
6 Connolly, Robert J.
7 Delany, Frank J.
4 Dennis, William A.
11 Diskon, George F.
1 Dohan, Thomas R.
1 Doherty, George F., Jr.
2 Doyle, William A.
10 Duffy, Alfred Poole
3 Egan, James T.
7 Fissell, Dr. George M.
6 Gallagher, Walter E.
8 Graham, Robert E.
11 Hayes, John Cornelius
7 Higgins, Thomas W.
9 Howard, Dr. Hartley W.
5 Illig, Robert John
6 Keo!fh, John W.
10 Kissmger, Dr. Donald J.
2 Lit_!berman, Charles Edw.
2 Mahoney, Col. James H.
6 McAllister, Gerard, M.
10 McCormick, Robert M., Jr.
6 McDonald, Dr. George J.
8 McEvitt, Dr. William G.
3 McKenzie, William A.
8 Melone, Dr. Charles P., Sr.
11 Moore, Paul F.
5 Morris, Walter M.
3 Murphy, Edward A.
S Murphy, Joseph T.
11 Murray, Desmond R.
10 Naughton, J ames T.
1 O'Brien, Miles M.
2 O'Connor, John M., Jr.
6 O'Neill, Edmund F .
10 O'Shaughnessy, John F.
8 O'Toole, Dr. Francis A.
8 Regan, Dennis S., Jr.
8 Rouse, Walte r J., Jr.
3 Scanlon, Dr. John J.
11 Snakard, R. F.
10 Sullivan, William A.
7 Sweeney, Robert E.
11 Tun more, John J.
11 Waterworth, Or. Andrew J.
10 Welch, Leonard L.
1 Wilson, Richard H., Sr.
1932
9 Bakewell, Hon. Claude I.
2 Bengert, Lawrence A., Jr.
9 Berberich, Dr. W. F.
11 Boyd, Howard
2 Brennen, John H.
3 Brown, Drew
2 Burke, Victor W.
6 Cangemi, Dr. Vito F .
2 Cannon, William P.
11 Cassidy, Joseph A., Jr.
11 Coughlin, Paul J.
8 CurriE'!, Dr. William S.
6 Eike, James W. F.
1 Fay, Arthur E.
5 Feighan, Hon. Edward F.
9 Feiring, Paul E.
2 Ferguson, George W. M.
11 Fisher, Louis A.
5 Flaherty, Joseph F.
4 Flanagan, Dennis, J.
4 Gallagher, Eugene F.
10 Gartland, Charles A.
11 Gerety, William J., Jr.
11 Gibbons, Myles F .
11 Glavin, Rev. Edward R.
2 Hendricks, Denis
2 Manning, Philip V.
3 Mattimore, William B.
7 McDonald, John C.
1 McGuire, Peter J., Jr.
2 McNamara. Francis D.
11 McNamara, Rev. Robert F.
1 Meyer, Adolphe, G.
2 Murphy, Thomas A.
8 O'Brien, John J ames
5 Powell, John E.
4 Pozzo, Mario
4 Pusateri, Anthony L.
2 Ready, Dr. Thomas J.
1 Schulte, Gerard J .
7 Schuhmacher, Harry C.
11 Steiner, John E .
1 Sullivan, James Vincent
10 Sullivan, Hon. Mark A., Jr.
8 White, Martin J.
1933
11 Ahern, John W.
9 Ahern, Paul C.
2 Anderson, Carl G.
2 Anderson, Carl Gunnar
11 Arthur, Dr. Philip S.
6 Broadeeamp, lgnatius J.
1 Cooksey, Charles T.
11 Coakley, John A., Jr.
8 Collins, James A.
1 Daly, Austin J.
3 Danner, Richa rd G.
10 Dunn, DeWitt C., Jr.
3 Dunn, Dr. John C.
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11 Ferguson, Egbert R., Jr.
11 Grant, Hugh A.
I Healy, T. Donald
1 Hutchinson, Herbert G.
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11 Kelly, Dr. Aloysius T.
8 Largay, John A.
5 Lehan, Dr. Thomas R.
9 Masterson, George C.
6 Merrey, Edward F., Jr.
11 Obert, Herman J.
5 O'Brien, Francis J.
3 Orlosky, Dr. Albert J.
10 Powez·, John J., Jr.
1 Reynolds, Thomas F., Jr.
1 Riley, Frank, Jr.
7 Rorke, William H., Jr.
11 Rayan, Charles P.
8 Schlafly, Daniel L.
11 Shriver, J. Nicholas, Jr.
6 Smith, Alfred H., Jr.
11 Smith, Joseph G.
2 Stehlin, Charles V.
8 Stout, Donald F .
2 Velsor, Elmer J.
2 Walsh, Robert P.
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2 Becker, George J.
Briggs, Wal ter 0., Jr.
Caden, Or. Jesse
Cam ardell a, Dr. Ralph A.
Connolly, Dr. Harry J.
7 Cook, John Bernard
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11 Foote, Dr. William D.
Friday, Or. Rupert H.
Gunlocke, Howard W.
Harman, Dr. Pinckney J.
Hart, Hon. Philip A.
10 Hayes, E. Kirby
4 Hickey, Jeremiah G.
1 Jacobs, Or. Leon G.
2 Jenkin s, Thomas J.
7 Kuhn, Dr. John J.
4 McPartlin, R. F., Jr.
8 Moore, Basil T.
9 Moore, Dr. Louis T.
11 Murphy, Richard B.
4 Navin, Jack
4 Noonan, Dr. John P.
10 O'Connell, Dr. Joseph H.
1 O'Hara, Frederick J.
5 O'Hearn, John D.
11 Olivere, Dr. Peter J.
6 O'Rourke, John E.
10 Parker, Or. A. Seymour, Jr.
5 Powers, John J., Jr.
10 Reeves, Daniel F.
10 Rovitti, Dr. Francis P.
11 Ryan, Dr. Jeremiah E.
11 Scavullo, Victor K.
10 Schultz, Dr. Leo P.
2 Schwartz, Sylvan
3 Scully, Thomas F.
7 Smith, Dr. Charles M .
9 Stapleton, Dr. Thomas D.
7 Stehlin, Joseph M.
6 Sullivan, Daniel T., Jr.
10 Sullivan, Raymond P., Jr.
7 Williams, Charles M.
1935
5 Canna, Richard R.
4 Carey, Dr. John Edward
8 Corless, Dr. Joseph F.
5 Curry, Robert E.
1 Doherty, Dr. William E.
1 Duval, Joseph C.
2 Fcighan, Hon. Francis X.
11 Gartland. John J., Jr.
5 Largay, Thomas V.
2 Lieb, M. Donald
5 Lynch, Joseph P.
10 May lath, Dr. Florian R.
10 McDonnell, Lawrence E.
11 McKenney, John S.
1 McLaughlin, Dr. Wm. J.
4 Milton, Charles J.
11 Mlynarski, Dr. Josph A.
11 Montani, Ferdinand R.
3 Nelson, Robert C., Jr.
6 O'Brien, John A.
4 O'Brien, Lawrence J .
10 Phelan, Robert T.
2 Quatman, Frank T.
2 Rhodes, Vincent. C.
1 Romweber, A. Wm., Jr.
8 Sinnott, Pe ter J., Jr.
2 Thatcher, Capt. J . 0. M.
9 Vier, Rt. Rev. Henry J.
1936
10 Abell, William S.
11 Cagney, Frank X.
2 Cloonan, Or. John J ., Jr.
8 Cooke, Dr. J ohn A., Jr.
6 Cummins, Dr. Edward P.
8 Delaney, Dr. William M.
10 Doyle, Dr. Williarn J.
3 Granier, George W.
1 Good, George M.
4 Harding, Rev. F. Burkley
10 Kernan, Jam es S., Jr.
5 Moore, Dr. Samuel B., Jr.
2 O'Connor, J oh n J.
1 Perlitz, George A.
3 Power, Rt. Rev. Msgr. D. J.
4 Rush, Dr. Robert C.
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2 Zaino, Joseph F.
1937
8 BaJischmider, Richard 0.
2 Barozzi, Daria C.
9 Brennan, Peter J., Jr.
4 Broderick, James A., Jr.
4 Canna, John T.
6 Dailey, William T., Sr.
9 Di Sesa, Joseph D.
11 Donnelly, John C.
1 Essof, Paul S.
1 Ferrera, Robert A.
9 Fleury, Dr. George J., Jr.
2 Fusco, Dr. Ralph M.
2 Gartner, J. Carlton
3 Horigan, Frederick J.
3 Maley, Lt. Col. Edmond R.
1 Marsh, Chaplain A. H.
1 McCloskey, Joseph E., Jr.
11 McFadden, J. Howard
11 Moore, Rev. Robert E.
2 Moynihan, Hon. J. A., Jr.
8 Raleigh, Edward J.
2 Ryan, Noel R.
9 Schroder, Dr. J. Spalding
2 Sinnott, Joseph M.
8 Williams, William J.
1 Zola, Ben G.
1938
9 Black, Robert A.
9 Brinig, Dr. F. Joseph
1 Buchholtz, Robert J .
7 Camalier, Charles A. , Jr.
9 Cassidy, Dr. John E.
5 Cavadine, John 0.
11 Connolly, Walter B.
2 De Simone, Louis E.
1 De Stefano, Dr. Thomas M.
11 Detmer, John F.
9 Donahue, Alphonsus J.
8 Duby, Or. Clarence J.
6 Evans, WalterS.
4 Griesedieck, Henry A.
10 Harvey, John J.
11 Hickey, E. James
11 Higgins, Bardon
1 Hogan, Robert R.
2 Joost, Nicholas T., Jr.
9 Keenan, John L., Jr.
11 Knauf, Edmund R.
3 Leslie, Henry M.
5 Lombardi, Nicholas J.
11 Madigan, Dr. John B.
11 Martin, T. Robert
9 McMahon, Or. Thomas F .
1 McNamara, Donald C.
2 McNeany, Joseph R.
4 Mehren, Paul
1 Melvin, Henry E.
4 Milovich, Francis S., Jr.
5 Nolan, Robert B.
1 Nurre, John W.
2 Petrosky, Michael D.
1 Sheeran, Dr. J. Pau l
6 Stadler, Herbert
6 Tierney, Paul J.
3 Tokar, Dr. V. Raymond
10 Trihey, Harry 0. Neill
2 Vecchione, Clement H. J .
11 Walton, Frederick H., Jr.
3 Williams, James R.
6 Witten, Or. Ernest R. S.
1939
8 Accrocco, Russell A.
1 Bodkin, Dr. Richard L.
3 Bohannan, Jose ph Burns
11 Boylan, Alfred G.
11 Brennan, Capt. W. A., Jr.
4 Burke, Laurence E.
1 Carroll, Dr. Martin C., Jr.
6 Donahue, Frank M.
6 Donnelly, William M., Jr.
10 Donohoe, James A., Jr.
5 Dozier, Walter J.
10 Driscoll, Rev. Wm. J., SJ.
10 Duffy, Chal"les W.
5 Dugan, Dr. Francis M.
7 Effler, Erwin R., Jr.
11 Fuller, Frederic J ., Jr.
3 Gallagher, James J. A.
10 Geoghan, William F. X., Jr.
11 Gildea, Thomas J.
2 Hewitt, Frank L.
3 Higgins, John P.
5 Hoffman, George T.
2 Hoffmann, Peter H.
11 Hruby, Dr. Ferdinand J.
9 Keating, Cletus, Jr.
8 Kernan, Bernard S.
1 Maher, Thomas D.
7 Marlin, Richard K.
5 McCourt, Frank H.
4 McGuire, Dr. James J .
6 Moore, Charles C.
2 Nevins, John J., Jr.
6 Noell, John William
7 O'Conor, William L ., J r.
6 Perl, F. Walter
11 Quigley, Martin S.
8 Quinn, William J.
11 Reynolds, W. J., Jr.
2 Riley, James A., Jz·.
2 Robertson, Thomas S.
6 Sal a, Dr. Luis F.
2 Scatuorchio, Anthony F.
11 Southwell, Harry J., Jr.
11 Spalding, Hughes, Jr.
1 Sweeney, Wil so n J.
11 Thibadeau, Dr. Joseph H.
6 Toomey, James C.
2 Towers, Lewis C.
4 Wall, J ohn R.
2 Wychunas, Charles H.
1 Zink, Charles L.
1940
1 Armstrong, Judson T.
3 Braun, Lt. Col. V. A.
3 Briefs, Godfrey E.
4 Brown, Alonzo P., Jr.
11 Brown, Daniel L.
8 Conlo n, Or. Michael J.
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9 Dwyer, John E., Jr.
1 Dwyer, Vincent C., Jr.
1 Fordham, Dr. George F.
4 Gwynn, John Lewis
I Hail e, Dr. Robert C.
4 Harri s, Dr. Basil
5 Harvey, Jam es J.
7 Heany, Donald F.
11 Hechmer, Carl A., Jr.
11 Higgin s, Raymond J.
2 Hyland, Kiernan R.
4 Kenny, Hubert J.
1 Kilcull en, Joseph D.
6 Lauro, Francis G.
7 Litschgi, Lt. Col. A. W.
3 Lyons, Charles W.
3 Mahoney, Joseph J., Jr.
3 Matheson, Finlay L.
5 McBride, Joseph A.
11 McDevitt, Robert L.
11 McDonnell, John J .
2 McQuade, EHas J ., J r.
2 Miller, Frederick J.
6 Murphy, J eremiah L., Jr.
4 Oliver, Harold W., Jr.
8 O'Neil, William C.
1 Rick, Robe rt J.
2 Saccardi, Carmin C.
9 Schaefer, Wil1i am E.
5 Schoensee, Dr. Burke E.
9 Shea, Will iam L.
5 Thompso n, Joseph P.
9 Tou scany, William J.
1941
5 Becker, William F.
11 Brennan, Robert J.
11 Carroll, Dr. Gerald J.
8 Castiglia, James V.
4 Christy, George A.
8 Cotter, Brig. Gen. A. E.
2 Cummins, Alvin J.
5 Dahill, Edwin M ., Jr.
1 Deegan, Frank V.
1 De Maio, Louis V.
11 Doyle, Joseph A.
11 Dozier, Maurice F.
9 Dunlap, Joseph S.
10 Eagan, L. William
8 Eckenrode, Dr. Joseph L.
2 Fusz, Louis J.
1 Gheeas, Louis J.
6 Harvey, Joseph S.
4 Hofmann, William J., Jr.
1 Jordan, George Cook
1 Kelly, James J.
5 Kentz , Frederick C., Jr.
2 Koshlap, Julius M.
1 Krupa, Walter Vincent
11 Kurdziel , Co1. Edward G.
4 Lesser, Alvin M.
1 Le Vine, Paul J.
4 Lio, Agostino S.
3 MacDonald, Douglas E.
6 Maginnis, Maj. C. S., Jr.
2 Mautone, Dr. Rocco H.
8 McArdle, Paul F.
1 McFadden, Joseph T.
2 Niermiera, Dr. Alexander
1 Norris, Leo B., Jr.
8 O'Conor, Andrew J.
5 O'Gorman, John M., Ill
2 Ostinato, Marc Robert
6 Rodriguez, Carlos S.
4 Scafa, Dr. Anthony T.
4 Schwarz, Dr. Charles A.
9 Sittcrding, ~'. B., Ill
6 Smith, Henry A., Jr.
3 Steiner, Albert, Jr.
1 Sullivan, Charles A., Jr.
3 Tansill, Harry R.
4 Wals h, Dr. James C., Jr.
6 Wathen, Lloyd B.
1942
6 Bernet, William G., Jr.
7 Blum, William L.
3 Blumenthal, Walter M.
7 Boyd, William A.
4 Buzzi, Floyd L.
6 Cain, George H.
2 Campo, J. William
9 Carroll, Donald A.
2 Carry, Dr. Edward J.
9 Cassidy, Wi11iam R.
7 Connolly, Jerry
10 Dillon, Charles P.
10 Duggan, Cornelius 0., Jr.
1 Esswein, Dr. John G.
2 Fake, Leo E.
10 Jo.., er nicola, Or. Anthony R.
6 Finn, William V.
8 Fisher, Thomas K.
9 Gent, John G.
4 Hanlon, Frederick R.
11 Jon es, Dr. Stephen N.
1 Keller, Rev. William
10 Kelly, Dr. John R.
11 King, Peter J., Jr.
3 Lyons, Bernard Wm.
9 Madigan, Dr. Howard S.
2 Martin, Patrick Donald
10 McCarrick, Dr. James P.
1 McCarthy, Charles J.
4 McDonald, Dr. Joseph J.
9 McMahon, Edward J ., Esq.
11 McSherry, James
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3 Timpone, Dr. e A· ~ ~
2 Wagner, Robcr~. )'fl 1 '
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I Barrett, Willin:}-1
4 Barry, Richnr J ·
1 Bolger, Robert ;ifl SJr
6 Budnick, Dr. lr" J.• ,
6 Bushwaller, Wtn·F· v
8 Counse lm an, D\ c. J'
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81 J1nterdonato, Paul F~ank
11 Mrnes, Edward M.
5 Mahoney, George L.
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3 M.
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4 peters,
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4 si:rfarotti, Joseph J.
10 Sl ~ers, Dr. George E.
2 S 8 _er, Rev. John J.
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1 Wbteski,
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~ ~uray, Mr. Robert R.
3 Badolnto, Francis R
5 Beacom, Edward J ·
7 Bernet, John J osePh
10 B~rzon, Harold
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8 B let bower, James
7 chegman, Dr. Robe~t L.
11 D imbers, Dr. Jam es R.
10 D! ~'Rev. Charl es W.
5 Dek •nbg, Dr. Donald B.
7 D e1 ou m, Ma rvm
1 onahue, Donald J.
11 0o~ft.gh ert.y, Dr. Jam es M.
ll D Y. James F., Jr.
8 F wyer, Francis G
7 G~rr, Dr, Jose ph L
2 lillroy, Dr. James A., J r.
6 t!te m, Dr. Frederick J.
1 merman, Dr. Lewis L.
9 Ke
9 K itan, Richard M.
5 M~ ey, Thomas X.
4 M gt"!er, Dr. Edward P.
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99 Marttn,
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10 ~cgonne ll , Charles E.
2 Mc Iff, Dr. John C.
9 McGrath, Jerome J
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11 McG
6 M~ ahon, John J.H., Jr.
7 M rphy, Charles
1 pflrray, Francis P.
2 R m, Dr. William J ohn
1 R e 1 1Y, James T.
4 Yan, Tomas L . 0.
1 ~=~tucci, Dr. Peter A.
3 S hre, Dr. Paul Howard
4 S •~elle, Donald J.
6 Sc. lt~a_, Daniel N.
ll sf'ZZirl, Dr. Louis J .
8 e_nger, John R.
1 ~WJft, Francis L.
10 T~wes, John William, Jr.
11 Tr:C~Y. Dr. John M.
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4 W~!•ttel?ck, Dr. William T.
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3 garr?ll, Thomas
2 ciSSidy, John H. , Jr.
6 Coekints, Dr . Jam es M.
4 C a ey, Willi am D.
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2 Connors, J oseph P.
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7 Gif~ly, Joseph Edward
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4 Hanson
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3 eckendorn,
ll ~e~kman, Jerome Harold
5 a:lderan, Harry H., Jr.
6 H ' J ohn Jacob
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4 li ertzog,
5 }{ urley, John Lee
11 Kane, William A., Jr.
11 Kapples, J ohn Walsh, Jr.
7 L ra stel. Rev. Francis W.
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5 L awrcnce,
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2 Mogan, Henry Joseph
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5 Mar~otte,
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11 Rooney, John E.
3 Ryan, Gordon Giles
4 Ryan, James J.
4 Ryan, Joseph 0.
5 Schaefer, Dr. Thomas J .
2 Schanno, Dr. Joseph F .
11 Schoder, Stewart A., Jr.
9 Smith, Stephen E .
4 Stenger, Jerome J., Jr.
4 Stern burg, Burton S.
11 Stewart, Eugene L.
4 Stewart, Dr. Otto K.
6 Talbot, Dr. F•·ank J.
4 Tanenbaum, Dr. Herbert L.
8 Tobin, Robert William
6 Wagner, Robert H.
4 Welch, James A.
9 Willett, Dr. Edwin D.
1949
6 Albanese, Dr. Albert A .
1 Andenon, Robert F.
6 Arends, Dr. J. Eloy M., Jr.
7 Arnone, John P.
4 Asay, William P.
3 Baar, Fredric
8 Baneheri, Louis P., Jr.
8 Bauman, Alan James, Jr.
10 Beyer, Dr. Brooke A.
11 Buchholz, James H.
5 Burke, Dr. Albert V.
2 Carnevali, Dr. John F.
6 Carter, Bernard A.
5 Casey, Edward Riley
2 Cassou, Bertin Michel
4 Cavileer, Douglas R.
6 Coleman, Hon. Peter T.
11 Connor, J. Parker
2 Conrad, Dr. Marcel E., Jr.
5 Cooke, Eugene L.
8 Cooper, Dr. Theodore
2 Cummings, Charles R.
3 Curley, John E.
4 Dailey, J. Theodore
4 Daly, Dr. Bernard A.
7 De Groot, John J.
10 Dickerson, Robert E.
8 Dingell, Hon. John D.
10 Dolan, Bei-nard J., Jr.
5 Dowe, LCmdr. Robert M Jr.
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7 Dzugan, William
9 Eitler, Dr. Warren J .
4 Flood, Dr. Eugene T., Jr.
2 Foley, Francis A.
9 Gartlan, Joseph V., Jr.
9 Garvey, George A.
2 Gonzalez, Richard J.
8 Graham, Mr. David B.
5 Graves, George W., Jr.
1 Grippo, Theodore W.
10 Grover, Dr. Herbert W.
6 Gruccio, Phillip A.
7 Guthrie, Dr. A. D., Jr.
1 Hanrahan, John E.
2 Harwood, Dr. Thomas R.
7 Healy, Robert J.
10 Hodge, David M.
11 Hofmann, George J.
2 Hogan, Lawrence J .
2 Jacob, William C.
6 Jacobson, Dr. Lewis L.
4 Jardeleza, Magdaleno L.
9 Jeffs, Joseph K
6 Jobe, Howard Lewis
2 Juenemann, Henry J.
7 Kabbash, William A.
2 Keating, John Carroll
6 Kelly, William P.
9 Kennedy, Kevin P .
7 Kern, Dr. Gerald J.
4 Kestenbaum, Joseph J.
1 Koen, Frank L.
4 Kram arczyk, Dr. J oseph W.
2 Laiosa, Charles P.
9 Larrow, Raymond A.
4 Ledden, James J .
3 Leifer, Coleman A.
1 Luongo, Dr. Romeo A., Jr.
1 Lyons, Thomas R.
11 Maher, Dr. John F.
8 Maloney. Dr. Thomas G.
1 Mandracchia, Dr. D. P.
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8 Mc intyre, Joseph C.
11 McMahon, Richard P.
5 McMahon, Dr. Robert V.
11 McQuillen, Albert L., J r.
8 Melvin, Gerald C.
11 Mickum, George B., III
11 Mirando, Felix A.
10 Nails, James T.
8 Nash, George F.
3 Niesyn, Dr. E. David
2 Nicklas, James N.
10 O'Brien, Raymond D.
6 O'Donnell, William J. C.
10 O'Hayer, Edward J.
8 Palms, Rev. Charles L.
6 Passafaro, Dr. Ronald A.
6 Perme, Lee J.
2 Pierce, James C.
7 Prokopovitsh, A. S.
8 Raba, Elmer W.
3 Rinehart, Theron K.
2 Ring, Dr. John J.
2 Rodgers, Thomas E.
11 Rooney, L. F., Jr.
9 Ryan, George G.
8 Sause, Edward Francis
3 Skeffington, Donald J.
9 Small, Dr. Robert W.
6 Sternburg, Frederic L.
11 Susstm, Joseph J .. Jr.
11 Sweeney, Francis J., Jr.
5 Szabo, Nicholas V.
6 Tadler, John A.
9 Torsney, Dr. J. M.
7 Tr-alka, Dr. George A
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10 Trimpe, Robert T.
7 Wa:f!iund, Dr. Stanley H.
10 We1rteh, Francis C.
2 Werner, Dr. David A.
11 Whi taker, J ohn C.
9 White, J ames J., Ill
6 Wry, Dr. Paul Edward
1 Yelle, Thomas M.
1950
II Allen, Ronald T.
3 Andrews, Charles R., Jr.
2 Banonis, Victor George
11 Barrette, Dr. Roland M.
2 Barry, Robert F.
1 Barthell, Franklin H., Jr.
11 Blackwood , Dr. T. J., Jr.
8 Bradley, William T., Jr.
4 Brent, John Burke
1 Brow n, Carl W., Jr.
4 Br uchalski, Thaddeus S.
3 Burns, Walter J .
10 Campbell, John A.
6 Carlin, John F.
10 Casey, Francis L., Jr.
4 Chambers, Dr. Joseph F.
1 Clancey, William E.
10 Cooke, William D.
3 Creamer, John Joseph, Jr.
9 Curry, Philip J ., Jr.
11 Cze rniakowski, Joseph L.
4 Dal y, John J.
2 Dauer, Robert E.
8 Deckelbaum, Nelson
6 De Vita, Dr. Michael R.
3 Digan, R. Gregory
4 Dileo, Mr. Josep h A.
4 Dolan, Thomas J.
4 Dunbar, Dr. Charles R.
5 Dyer , William P.
8 Edmondson, J . Richard
9 Engers, Dr. John A., Jr.
8 Erb, Daniel D.
2 Falvey, Dr. Richard T.
2 Fennel1 y, Joseph G.
7 Ferrigno, Dr. Peter D.
2 Fischer, Clarence G., Jr.
11 Fitzgerald, Thomas M., Jr.
5 Flynn, Dr. Thomas F.
11 Foley, Joseph H., Jr.
2 Foley, Dr. Louis T.
5 Ford, John F.
4 Gaffey, David J.
1 Gaynor, William A.
11 Griffin, James G.
6 Hanrahan, Francis J.
6 Harty, Anthony , Jr.
6 Joseph, Dr. Carium
3 Joseph, Dr. Paul T.
6 Joyce, John F.
5 Kane, Jeremiah F.
11 Kavookjian, Howard H. , II
10 Kearns, Joseph F., Jr.
4 Kelleher, Charles Henry
7 Kelly, Dr. John F.
4 Kiley, Richard H.
6 Kramer, Hon. Berton V.
6 Kundtz, Ewald E., Jr.
3 Kuzdal, Thomas R.
11 Lacey, Dr. Robert T.
5 Lamb, John Raymond
11 Libert, Donald J.
2 Lyn ch, Robert P .
1 Mahoney, John F., Jr.
4 Mark, Dr. Howard I.
10 Maxted, Dr. William C.
6 McBurney, John J.
3 McCabe, David H.
8 McCarthy, Daniel F., Jr.
4 McCarthy, Edward L.
5 McCo11mack, Edwin J., Jr.
5 McElroy, Joseph L.
1 McGerity , Maj. Jos. L.
8 McGoldrick, Maj. John R.
5 McGuire, James D.
8 McHugh, Thomas A., Jr.
10 McKenna, Dr. WiHiam H .
4 McShea, James J.
2 Miele, Dr. Albert John
9 Miller, Harry F .
3 Moore, John Lyon
9 Moskal, John A.
7 Mu ckerman, Walter B., Jr.
11 Murray, John M.
4 Musco, Edward A.
10 Nagl e, J ohn F.
7 Nagle, Rev. William R.
3 Nangle, John Joseph, Jr.
10 Newman, Charles
11 Obert, Paul R.
11 O'Keefe, Thomas V.
2 O'Neill, Gordon A.
5 Pekin, Dr. Thomas J., Jr.
11 Pieschel, Gordon M.
2 Reiner, Burton J .
4 Remoli, Albert A.
11 Rohrer, Dr. Henry D., Jr.
II Ruddock, Neil T.
8 Rugo, Lawrence G.
11 Ryan, Gerard S.
1 Santen, William E.
10 Schaut, Joseph W.
2 Sechrist, George A., Jr.
7 Seward, Dr. William H., Jr.
11 Shannon, James C., Jr.
1 Shannon, J oseph R., Jr.
3 Sibley, Maj. Nathan C.
3 Siebert, Edward W.
11 Sigmund, Paul E., Jr.
7 Slaughter, Lawrence H.
3 Small, Frank J., Jr.
3 Steiner, Thomas E.
3 Sullivan, Edward J., Jr.
11 Sullivan, William H.
1 Tancredi, Anthony C.
10 Veihmeyer, Frank X.
3 Walters, Richard J.
Weis, Charles T.
Wilson, James B.
Wilson, Mizell, Jr.
Young, Francis L., Jr.
4 Zanger, Angelo J.
1 Zel1er, George J., Jr.
8 Ziminsky, Victor D., Jr.
195 1
10 Anthony, Robert F.
2 Antlitz, Dr. Albert M.
2 Barnes, Dr. Paul D.
6 Beattie, John A., Jr.
6 Beckmeyer, Dr. Wm. J., Jr.
10 Bestercy, Dr. John J.
3 Bialkowski, A. G., Jr.
3 Boyle, Charles J.
8 Cain, Richard J.
1 Carleton, Robert Peter
10 Clark, John S.
6 Clark, Melvin Louis
11 Clarken, Joseph A., Jr.
5 Collins, J eremiah C.
8 Collins, Richard W.
7 Con nelly, Robert Joseph
5 Cross, Henry D., III
7 Dahl, Nils J .
4 Daley, Edward F.
2 Dietrich, William A.
5 Dohony, John J., Jr.
9 Donovan, Richard X.
3 Dougherty, John D.
11 Doyle, Norbert S.
4 Doyle, William P., Jr.
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8 Fallon, William G.
9 Fisher, Charles T., III
11 Garrett, H . Lawren ce, Jr.
2 Gellene, John F.
6 Giangrasso, Nicholas T.
1 Gleason, Charles S.
3 Goldberg, Bruce N.
4 Grello, Dr. Fred W.
11 Hafner, John A., Jr.
9 Hanley, Paul J.
9 Harrell, John C.
11 Hart, Mr. Frederick M.
5 Henderson, Robert J.
5 Hitselberger , Joseph G.
10 Hohmann, Thomas E.
8 Holohan, Daniel F.
4 Holzbach, Raymond T., II
5 Hughes, George R.
5 Hughes, LCdr. James L.
5 Hurley, Paul F., Jr.
5 Jelly, George H.
5 Kelly, Arthur Shaun
3 Kelly, Dr. Leo J., Jr.
7 Kelly, William F., Jr.
5 Koczak, Joseph C.
5 Korfonta, Stephen A.
9 Landegger, Carl C., Jr.
4 Largay, Rober1 Emmet
5 Lewis, Philip D.
1 L'Heureux, David E.
1 Liske, Dr. Edward A., Jr.
11 Lissner, Dr. Arthur B.
7 Love, Thomas A.
10 Luberd a, George J.
7 Lucas, Or. George J .
1 Lynch, James T.
3 Lynch, John P.
10 Marache, Theodore
5 Marcouiller, Timothy J.
6 May, Joseph M.
11 McCarthy, Burkley F.
9 McCarthy, J. Vernon
8 McCreary, Dr. T. W., Ill
9 McGoug h, Paul J ., Jr.
4 McGrath, Richard P.
1 McNally, Charles J.
1 MeN nmee, Leo Francis
2 Mohr, Dr. F1·ank John
3 Moran, Dr. Fra nk S., Jr.
3 Motley, Dr. John Paul
11 Mundorff, Joseph P.
8 Murgalo, Dr. Josep h A.
11 Murphy, Chal'les J .
3 Murphy, Hugh G.
7 Norris, Dr. Charles W.
3 O'Neill, Francis J., Jr.
2 O' Rourke, Thomas J .
10 Pallotta, Joseph C.
11 Parso n, Rudolp h D .
6 Peloquin, Robert D.
5 Penku l, HenryS.
6 Perry, Dr. Richard B.
5 Plucins ky, Dr. John J.
2 Prestyly, .Robert V.
S Prial, Francis Joseph
3 Rehme, Thomas F.
3 Ring, Dr. John H., Jr.
7 Rodriguez, J. Paul
5 Ruel , Golden J. Patrtck
9 Ryan, Cornelius F.
8 Ryan, James Ri chard
2 Schnellbacher, Dr. E. E.
5 Schrup, Nicholas J.
10 Schubert, Walter B.
6 Schwartz, Dr. Robert R.
4 Staub, John H. , II
4 Stock, Or. Leo Francis
4 Touscany, James L.
6 Van Essche, Thierry
5 Verrilli, Dr. George E.
7 Vickery, George ElM.
2 Vrtis, Thomas Charles
8 Wait, Kevin P.
2 Wal sh, William
2 Weisbecker, Henry L.
8 Werner, Timothy B.
3 Wickkiser, Wm. C.
4 Wolfe, James R.
5 Woltering, Thomas F.
1952
11 Arban, PeterS., Jr.
3 Baratta, Robert Michael
5 Bernet, Philip E.
4 B ianc heri, John J.
6 Bielski, Rev. F. V.
11 Bliley, Thomas J ., Jr.
7 Brennan, John E.
6 Bricker, Frederick J., Jr.
2 Brinkworth, William J.
5 Brophy, Donald John
5 Brown, Dr. Donald C.
11 Brown, Vincent M.
8 Burns, John S., Jr.
3 Casey, Edwin W., Jr.
9 Cassidy, John Josep h
3 Celiano, Eugene R.
1 Christie, Dr. Alfred D.
2 Cino, Vincent Chas.
9 Colbert, John J.
8 Connelly, John F., Jr.
4 Conway, Edward Richard
5 Coombs, LCmdr. Paul S.
1 Daley, Dr. Timothy H.
8 Dillon, Dr. John S.
11 Doelger, Frank G.
2 Dolan, Thomas J.
4 Duhamel, Dr. Pete r Aden
2 Dunlea, Dr. Frederick \V.
5 Dwyer, Thomas S., Jr.
2 Eagan, F. Owen
S Ehmann, Daniel P.
10 Flaherty, Frank
1 Gannon, James Francis
10 Geyer, Philip G.
10 Green, Charles J. , Jr.
11 Greenslade, John W.
1 Grieselieck, Rev. E.
7 Grazier, Richard, Jr.
8 Hand, Thomas J.
S Reher, John R.
5 Herbert, Henry W .
8 Hitselberger, Dr. J. F., Jr.
9 Bogan, Mark A.
9 Igoe, Michael L., Jr.
5 Kennedy, John R.
11 King, Archibald E., Jr.
11 Larroca, Raymond G.
11 Lavel1e, Eugene E.
3 Lawson, James W.
6 Luczynski, Dr. Edw. W., Jr.
3 MacEntee, Maj. J. L., Jr.
3 Malone, James D.
II Math, Anthony J. , Jr.
9 Mattingly, Maj. B. Frank
11 McCooey, Richard J.
2 McDade, Dr. Brian Geo.
5 MeGee, Thomas R.
6 McKenna, Dr. David J.
11 McLaughlin, Dr. Edw. D.
7 McPhaul, Dr:..John J., J r.
6 Meloni, Dr. Richard F.
3 Moe sta, Joseph Arch
4 Mooney, James Patrick
8 Moyles, William P.
3 Murphy, Terrence J., Jr.
3 Neagle, Richard J., Jr.
3 Nicholson, Richard J.
5 Owens, Frank S., J r.
7 Page, Michael F.
7 Platauf, Capt. Rudolf C.
3 Peehous, Dr. Chas. E., Jr.
2 Pedisich, Joseph M .
4 Perme, Rev. Eugene F.
6 Pluff, Robert E .
8 Rees, Robert
7 Regan, James B.
5 Reid, John P.
2 Reilly, Dr. Michael J.
7 Ritzenthaler, Bruce A.
2 Robb, George Edward
3 Rodier, John P.
9 Romary, 0. Jules
1 Schmitt, Harry J.
3 Scully, Dr. John T., Jr.
4 Sheridan, Dr. Edw. J., J r.
2 Simsen, Dr. Donald A.
6 Small, Edward Clark
6 Smitas, Dr. Vytautas A.
6 Stanton, Thomas J ., Jr.
4 Steele, Charles J.
6 Trosset, Edward J.
11 Trumpbour, Robert C.
7 Walsh, Donald P.
9 Werner, Anthon y M., Jr.
4 White, Alfred J.
1953
8 Accetta, Joseph R.
3 Ambrosino, Lawrence P.
2 Armstrong, Vince nt J.
1 Bartlett, Charles J.
8 Beins, Hugh J.
8 Belson, James A.
6 Bidwill, William V.
4 Bogdan, Dr. Donald F.
4 Bolger, Mr. William J.
2 Brown, Thomas P., III
6 Burlee, William J., Jr.
11 Caesteeker, Thomas E.
11 Carleton, William P., Jr.
3 Cleary, Dr. William J .
9 Connolly, Fra ncis A., Jr.
11 Curtin, William J.
8 Daly, Thomas Bernard
1 Deinnocentes, Dr. L. W., Jr.
9 Delaney, Thomas M.
1 De Meo, Palmer C., Jr.
11 De Saint, Maurice A. B.
2 Dimond, Mich ael F.
11 Driscoll, Jnm es N., Jr.
9 Duggan, Dr. James F.
6 Ega11, Thom as J.
4 Federici, Dr. Ernest E.
6 Feeney, Jerry T.
2 Flanagan, Dr. John C., Jr.
G Fla n agan , J oseph F.
1 Fodero, Dr. J oseph P., Jr.
3 Foley, John P.
11 Gagliano, Capt. Chas . •1.
8 Garrett, Charles A.
3 Gaynor, John J., Jr.
3 Gonyea, Dr. Edward F.
7 Gregory, John Joseph
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11 Heck, Maj. Francis J.
4 Jerome, Arthur E., Jr.
6 Johnston, Dr. J. Peter
7 Joyce, Leonard S.
10 Ki1erlane, William B.
11 King, Rev. Charles B.
2 Kronstein, Werner John
11 Largay, Vincent B.
4 Leininger, John H.
3 Liberty, John Paul
2 Loew, Dr. Albert George
2 Magner, Bruce C.
9 Mastrangelo, Angelo A.
4 Maylath, Dr. John David
7 McCole, Patrick H.
3 McGinn, Capt. John J.
9 McQuillen, Dr. M. P.
3 Meighan, LCdr.John M., Jr.
9 Mendoza Tio, Dr. C. F.
9 Menner, Leo B., Jr.
3 Monastero, Frank V.
2 Mueller, Arthur Walter
3 Mulquin, Mr. James J.
6 Muratore, Mr. Peter F.
6 Murray, Peter D.
4 Nappy, Mr. Gerard J.
7 Nassetta, Paul C.
1 Neville, Robert E.
3 Nickerson, Jerome H.
6 Noone, Dr. Paul T.
11 Nowalk, Thomas P.
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6 Paterson, J eremy J. M.
7 Payne, Dr. Charles A.'
1 Phelan, William J., Jr.
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Quinn, Thomas A.
Reed, J . Patrick
Reilly, Lawrence K.
2 Ring, John Roche
3 Root, Dr. L. Brian
1 Ryan, J oseph Donal
6 Ryan, Dr. William C.
10 Shafter, Robert L.
5 Shearer, Eugene E.
9 Sinclair, Capt. A. B., Ill
7 Sposito, Robert F.
9 Sullivan, Daniel J., IV
10 Su11ivan, Edward M.
1 SuHivan, Robert Edmund
11 Suraci, Henry A.
2 Timlin, John Lewis
2 Tomaras, Xenophon G.
8 Torsney, Or. Philip J .
2 Tutek, Henry G.
6 Warner, W. David
3 Weigel, John Robert
2 Williams, David Yee
6 Yatsko, John P.
6 Yindra, Dr. Richard F.
6 Zazzali, Andrew F., Jr.
1954
6 Amico, Frederick F.
2 Avallone, Dr. Charles J.
3 Baker, William Allen, Jr.
2 Beck, Leonard H.
10 Bochniak, Edward J.
2 Bougie, Dr. J ames A., Jr.
3 Burkhard, Dr. Edw. J., Jr.
7 B)'Ton, Barry M.
10 Cahill, Robert L. , Jr.
1 Calcagnini, Arthur B., Jr.
8 Cimilluca, Joseph A.
7 Cirillo, Nicholas W.
5 Clair, Francis A., Jr.
1 Cohen, Dr. M. David
4 Conger, Clarence H., Ill
8 Cosentino, Dr. Ronald H.
3 Cramsie, Jam es F .
3 Crescenzo, Dr. Donald P.
3 Crowley, Richard Martyn
6 Delaney, John J.
6 Dettling, Edwin J. , Jr.
6 Dodge, Chester J., Jr.
6 Donofrio, Dr. Albert M.
1 Doyle, Richard M.
8 Oubit, Dr. Jules A.
6 Dwyer, Eugene M.
3 Farina, Richard E.
10 Fenlon, Hen.ry L.
4 Fitzgerald, David F.
9 Fitzgerald, Richard E.
4 Foley, Gerald T., Jr.
6 Foster, Charles M., Jr.
1 Fritz, William Francis
4 Giordano, Albert J., Jr.
2 Hackett, Dr. James L., Jr.
2 Hasle, Hartvick K.
3 Hoffert, Capt. Charles E.
4 Hue-hes, James A., Jr.
6 Kernan, Frank J.
1 Kleinstuber, Rev. J. J.
6 Konouck, James A.
2 Kraemer, Francis W., Jr.
8 Kraft, Joseph M.
10 Leavens, Andrew A., III
10 Lieberman, Herbert J.
4 Mammoser, William J.
5 Mannix, John W.
3 Marilley, Richard F .
1 McCann, Dr. James C., Jr.
9 McDermott, Martin D., II
I McDermott, M. J., Jr.
3 McDonald, William J.
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1 Oakes, William 8., Jr.
4 O'Brien, John Lyndon
6 O'Connor, Dr. Joseph J.
6 O'Keefe, Martin P.
8 Otten, David P.
11 Pallaoch, B. Michael, Jr.
8 Raterman, Richard A.
7 Reed, Dr. Wi1liam A., Jr.
10 Reiss, Theodore J.
6 Ronan, Frank John
10 Sanner, Dr. Ed~ar G., Jr.
4 Schemel, Dr. W1lliam H.
4 Schweinler, Carl Lewis
6 Shanabrook, Dr. Donald W.
8 Stoldt, Sydney V.. Jr.
4 Sullivan, J ohn F., Esq.
1 Tamorria, C. Richard
6 Timlin, Robert James
2 Trevisan, Rolfe Delano
7 Welsh, Robert Edward
2 Werner, Edward Lee
5 Williams, Richard B.
1 Wise, Henry Portley
6 Wright, Burdette S., Jr.
1 Wry, Charles A.
1955
7 Brown, James C.
5 Buckert, Walter J., Jr.
10 Butler, James D.
4 Carbonaro, Dr. Tano S.
9 Carter, Francis M.
2 Conaghan, Dr. J ohn B.
10 Considine, James P.
8 Corcoran, Lt. Paul J ohn
1 Coyle, John K.
3 Crowther, Dr. Daniel F.
10 D'Amico, Joseph A., Jr.
1 DiBattista, L. P., Jr.
8 Driscoll, Michael J.
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10 Essaye, Anthony F.
10 Etzel, Gerard A.
7 Finnegan, Capt. John L
3 Fleck, Charles A., Ill
9 Frekko, Or. Tibor E .
8 Gaffney, Donald S.
4 Garrity, H. Phillip, Jr.
3 Gelso, Charles S.
3 Gilligan, Thomas Gerald
8 Glynn, James P.
3 Green, Philip B.
5 Grieco, Dr. Julius M.
5 Heingartner, Gerard J.
2 Henry, J ohn J .
10 Hindley, William F., Jr.
5 Kelly, Dr. H. Vincent
5 Kelly, Dr. J ohn E.
7 Kennedy, Quentin J.
6 Kleisley, Robert N.
4 Knoll, Mr. John W.
1 Kottler, Saul
2 Krahulik, Emil R.
10 Kundtz, John Andrew
10 Ledgard, Albert L ., Jr.
3 Mack, Thomas J., Jr.
5 Makin, Robert A.
5 McClelland, Robert M.
5 McDonough, Edward M.
3 McNabb, Alan C.
9 Mu1ligan, James E., Jr.
1 Munitz, Allan J .
4 Murphy, Edward J.
7 Murphy, Francis P.
10 Noonan, John D.
6 O'Brien, Joseph E., Jr.
1 O'Donoghue, Martin F., J r.
6 O'Neill, Dr. James A., Jr.
7 O'Neill, William J., Jr.
2 Penagaricano, G. I. S.
4 Phelan, Harold A.
2 Phillips, Floyd Melvin
6 Prindivi11e, E. J . Jr.
2 Rhea, William E., lll
2 Richmond, William G.
4 Riedlinger, A. James
8 Riggs, Dr. JosephA.
4 Schiraldi, Dr. Ronald
5 Seefer, Richard G.
5 Shanley, James H.
4 Slavsky, John R.
4 Stratton, LCdr. R. A.
2 Swanz, Donald J.
4 Toolan, John E., Jr.
5 Vail, Dr. James T., Jr.
4 Wall, John J .
1956
5 Allen, Dr. J ohn P.
1 Ambrosi, Dr. Anthony C.
8 Amorosi, Dr. Edward L.
2 Anastasia, Dr. Louis F.
4 Beneke, John David
2 Block, Michael J .
2 Brennan, J ohn C.
9 Burton, David G.
4 Buscemi, Michael F.
4 Carls, Dr. He nry P.
5 Chapline, Jesse G., Jr.
5 Corbalis, Bernard C., Jr.
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1 De Leon, Leonardo M.
1 Dungan, Neil Peter
5 Dunne, R. Michael
2 Eklind, Dr. Ronald R.
6 Fabricant, Dr. Robert E.
4 Falvey, Dr. Arthur R., Jr.
6 Fannon, James E., Jr.
4 Foster, Charles W.
6 Frisby, James C.
6 Fuisz, Dr. Robert E.
5 Furth, Donald R.
4 Gagliardi, Dr. V. J.
4 Gannon, John Martin
6 Garrity, Paul D.
6 Giguere, Henry N.
8 Griffin, G. Barton
4 Guiffre, Joseph M.
1 Gurtz, Robert F., Jr.
1 Gutierrez, Dr. Joseph E.
4 Haider, 2nd Lt. Thomas F.
2 Hayes, James E .
3 Head, Daniel Martin
6 Heffernan, David W.
2 Henderson, Philip E.
6 Herrero, lsmael H., Jr.
2 Hillig, Dr. Bernard J.
5 Howerdd, Eugene M., Jr.
3 Hudson, Lewis C., Jr.
4 lhle, Robert Charles
4 Kaiser, Robert J.
3 Keating, Capt. John E.
8 Kublin, Dr. John G.
4 Lau, Dr. Thomas J.
4 Liggio, Paul A.
2 Lucey, Ch arles Emmet
~ ::~~l~~ ~~-t~i~~a~i F.
1 Mazzella, Dr. Walter J.
2 McCaffrey, Richard
1 McCrossin, G. Michael
7 MCDermott, Russell C.
3 McQuillan, Dr. B. P.
3 Merlo, Salvatore, J.
9 Meyer, Alexander C., Jr.
6 Michaud, Owen F.
5 Morchower, Donald L.
4 Mudd, Bernard A.
6 Muller, Dr. David J.
3 Munger, Dexter Gaylord
3 Naselli, Dr. Bernard R.
3 O'Connell, Dr. J erome T.
4 O'Connell, Peter D.
2 Odierna, Ludwig E.
4 O'Leary, Dr. John M.
1 Pornykala, Or. Ronald A.
4 Reilly, Phillip E.
4 Sappington, Or. R. F., Jr.
6 Schroeder, F. J ., Jr.
6 Schweikert, Alfred W., Jr.
2 Seide, Harold A., Jr.
6 Shane, John Michael
8 Shaw, Russell B.
3 Sloan, Dr. Donald G.
7 Strachan, Ronald R.
9 Stradar, George F., Jr.
9 Sullivan, John W.
2 Thomas, William R., Jr.
9 Ulbrich, Richard J.
5 Vaughn, James D., Jr.
5 Vickers, Marion R., Jr.
8 Wardell, Capt. R. S.
1 Woods, Robert J ., Jr.
1957
2 Ayers, Dr. William Ross
5 Baba, Anthony J.
5 Bardana, Dr. Emil J. , Jr.
I Belfl , Donald E.
2 Bell, H. Clark, Jr.
5 Bergson, Capt. Richard W.
1 Berry, J osep h Michael
S Brady, Harry R.
3 Bright, Capt. J ohn E.
3 Brunton, Willi am J.
7 Burr, Thomas.)!:.
2 Cabell, Capt. C. P., Jr.
6 Carran, Lewis C., J I I
3 Caruso, Capt. Vincent J .
4 Ce rchio, Dr. Gerard M.
5 Claymore, Capt. Paul T.
8 Colao, Dr. Eugene J.
3 Con my, Edwin A.
8 Conricode, John William
3 Conway, John J.
4 Cowhey, Thomas M., Jr.
5 Dean, Capt. R ichmond, II
1 Donadio, Dr. James V., Jr.
5 Dow. George Edwin
7 Duffy, John J., Jr.
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3 Eagle, Charles T.
1 Eberharter, Herman P., Jr.
6 Ewers, John R.
4 Farley, Thomas J .
8 Fedak, Peter F.
1 Fisher, Jam es George, Jr.
6 Fuchs, Dr. Peter C.
5 Gahan, John G., Jr.
4 Graham, James B .
6 Hirata, J oseph M.
4 Hogan, Dr. William J.
8 Hulburt, Richard S., Jr.
5 loppolo, Frank J.
6 Joyce, William J.
1 Kane, Jame s Mi chael
6 Keating, WiiJiam S.
2 Keevers, Francis P.
1 Kehoe, Joseph C.
5 Klemm, Dr. George M.
2 Klena, Dr. Matthew J.
4 Kovach, Edward Martin
4 Kreischer, Dr. Arthur G.
4 Lynch, Thomas Edward
1 Mackey, Thomas Andrew
3 Magee, Capt. Michael H.
5 Mainelli, Rev. Vincent P.
6 Marchese, Dr. John R.
1 Maybaum, Richard H.
1 McHugh, Robert J .
2 Missett, Joseph V., Ill
4 Morris, Joseph E., Jr.
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4 Murphy, Dr. Richard E.
7 Nichelson, Denis L.
3 O'Brien, Miles M., Jr.
1 O'Connor, Nicholas J.
4 O'Neil, Terence M.
4 Palace, Dr. Victor J.
3 Palumbo, Frank R.
7 Pelej, Joseph Leo
1 Pelish, Dr. Thomas F.
2 Percudani, Richard P.
7 Podesta. J ohn L.
3 Pritchard, Robert G.
4 Purtell, J oseph W.
4 Quarantillo, Capt. E. P., Jr.
5 Rees, Capt. David J.
6 Reilly, Walter F., Jr.
6 Renaudin, Dr. Justin W.
2 Rigby, John Thomas
3 Russell, James M., Jr.
4 Ryan, Peter F.
1 Salvatierra, Dr. 0., Jr.
1 Sarles, Dr. Richard M.
6 Scheu, Michael P.
4 Schmidt, Peter Godfrey
1 Schuyler, James Edwin
2 Sheridan, Joseph F .
5 Sheridan, Leo J., Jr.
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1 Thompson, Dr. James P.
1 Traywick, Jesse T., Jr.
7 Troy, Dr. Bart Lynch
8 Vanecko, Dr. Robert M.
4 Wade, Maury, Jr.
5 Wilcox, John F.
4 Wilker, Jack G.
5 Winter, John A.
1958
1 Amato, Dr. James L.
1 Baker, A1len Hugh
5 Baney, Richard Neil
8 Baran, Edward John
4 Beattie, Robert Wm.
1 Boucher, Ronald Garrie
2 Brandt, John Joseph
6 Buckley, John T.
6 Burdick, John R., Jr.
4 Burke, William A., Jr.
2 Carnathan, Dr. Robert J.
4 Cawood, James C., Jr.
6 Coe, Richard Fulton
1 Colgan, Lt. Jg. Wm. Jerome
1 Comer, Thomas P., Jr.
2 Cosentino, Dr. Robert. T.
3 Costello, Terence M.
4 Cotten, J. Walter
2 Curtin, David Murray
9 Daniels, George G.
3 Dolan, Rev. Jay P.
1 Dreka, George Burrell
6 Drymalski, Raymond P.
6 Duncan, C. J., Jr.
2 Dunn, Jam es Galvin
3 Gallaher, Lt. E. J., Ill
4 Hamel, Gerard E.
5 Hartigan, Dr. Richard S.
8 Hawver, Karl Derek
6 Herman, Harold Paul, Jr.
6 Hewett, William W., III
2 Holl eran, Martin G.
2 Howard, Thomas J., Ill
3 Incard ona, Dr. Nino L.
6 J erro, Ronald E.
6 J ohnson, Dr. Francis C.
7 Jones, Dean C.
2 Kane, Joseph John
2 Kane , Paul Neil
5 Kelly, William R., Jr.
2 Kerby, Capt. Michael C.
5 Kraft, John L.
1 Kuch , Edward J. De. USNR
2 Laguzza, Dr. Alfred R.
2 Landis, Dr. Glen Austin
6 Lauinger, Philip C., Jr.
2 Mailloux, Lionel U., Jr.
6 Malone, David G.
8 Malone Herbert C., Jr.
3 Marlow, Derek Ward
6 Marsh, George R., Jr.
4 McCafferty, W. J ., Jr.
1 McDermott, Daniel J.
5 McGowan, James J.
1 McKenna, Dr. John C.
3 McLaughlin, Dr. T. C.
2 Mene&"az, Dr. Robert John
5 M oo n e~ James M.
1 Moses, Robert E.
3 Mulvihi1l, Roger D.
1 Nalty, Paul A.
6 O'Brien, Patrick C., Jr.
1 O'Driscoll, Robert C.
3 Pollane, Dr. Michael D.
7 Power, John J ., Ill
5 Price, Lt. Daniel J.
7 Rector, David C.
t Reid, Ambrose Bernhard
2 Rich, Walter Thomas, Jr.
1 Schaeffer, Dr. B. Timothy
3 Sharp, Boyd Edw., Jr.
3 Sinnott, William E.
5 Smith, David M.
1 Smith, Dr. Vincent P.
6 Spazzarini, Robert J.
3 Straske, Paul A.
2 Sullivan, Dr. Jay M.
3 Tamburro, Dr. Carlo H.
2 Tartaglia, Dr. Charles R.
8 Tinsley, Herbert J.
1 Vaughn, Quentin M.
4 Walker, Thomas J., Jr.
7 Walsh, Dav'id J .
1 Weiss, Or. Thomae T.
3 Werden, Lincoln A., Jr.
4 Werthmann, Milton W., Jr.
4 White, Dr. John Wm., Jr.
6 Williamson, Henry A., Jr.
3 Wilson, Donald K., Jr.
2 Wissin~er, Dr. John Paul
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4 Woodring, Dr. A. J., III
7 Vannelli, Frank E.
6 Zazzali, James R.
2 Zimmerman, Dr. Edgar S.
1 Ziter, Dr. Fred M. H., Jr.
1959
2 Acinapura, Dr. Anthony J.
5 Adelberg, Robert P.
3 Amorosi, Dr. Edward D.
4 Auerbacher, Peter J.
6 Begley, Thomas 0., Jr.
3 Berriman. Edward T., Jr.
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3 Bowes, Dr. Jose.
4 Brett, Geor~e c.
8 Callan, David 1T
1 Casey, Mich~e B; &.*
6 Chettle, A~VI~r j,
{) Coleman, e bur G.
5 Connolly, A~abriell
5 Coulon. Dr.. M III
6 Cox, Francl!rt
5 Cullen, Ro~·Jiia~l:.,l
6 Dambeck, 1 t. G~f)S
5 Deliduka, CaP Robert
5 Demski, Ca;pt. nt, )..
2 DeMuro, Vmcj Jr.
2 Devine, John d'D· ~
4 Ditoro, Rir!{:rthe'"&3 Donahue, W'tliP111
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5 Duffy, Jam~s ~ich•~
2 Foley, David 1 ~t•r~
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2 Gaghardl,
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5 Garlick, Thora Jr.
2 Gibney, Pau ''e f.
1 Goggin, Terre~d c..J <·
2 Hay, Dr. Gers ~tld 1·
011
6 Hudenburl(. faei.II·~ 1
6 Hughes, MicAdoiPh
6 Hutter, Dr. J
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3 Jaros, Joseph Ce 'fll
1 Kehoe, Lawre~slefl'"'
3 Keller, Bruce
3 Kelly, PeteSrhG;.on J.
4 Kennedy,
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6 Keyser, Joh_n
6 Kiefer, LouiS ~r c.
2 Kierstead. Rog d C.
6 Killeen, RicharT
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3 King, Norman jd I•
2 Kissinger, DoJo~epbJ.
2 LaHood, Dr. ld )t·
6 Lario, Frank }..
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6 Lazun, Robert as·r,.11"
2 Lennon, ThoJI'I J p.
5 Lesko, Ronald · h 66 Levasseur, J~~!l'flt~J
6 Longua, Mr. Br"fiO
4 Maher, Walter 1 f.
5 Masterson, ?~ 0 t1l k ~4 McBride, W(}~:rtel
4 McCarthy, Re".JO
2 McGarraghy, G f
3 McCarty, John e'nct~
1 McGivney, Ls.or ft"
5 Medler, Dr. Joh/(eol ~J
1 Merkle, Edgar pon" r
4 Merryfield, Drhl.lt J) ·
1 Messineo, Art d
6 Milone, Richar f
2 Mitchell, Joser,t'
I Molloy, Joh!'h ·~II·
6 Murphy, M1c 3 t~il
3 Norton, Paul. ~~etl>·
3 O'Connor, M1c l.lrke
2 O'Hara, J ohn ~yi!li'~
2 O'Neill, Roger Msrt'"
2 Oravec, James
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4 Callanan, Kev1n 0·
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1 Cogan, Mau r1ce 0 f·$
3 Consolini, Mr:J~n,.nt
2 Cumberland, 1 Jr
s Daly, Robert v.M 'it·
4 Dav"id, Thomas ·•
2 Diller, John C. W f'
6 Dungan, Albert aS D"
3 Dunsmuir, Tho"(JJ
2 Dyer, Ralph A., 8 J. ,!
1 Fitzpatrick, Jarn;otllO
1 Foran, Michael D
2 Freydl, Michne\Ji
2 Grnu, G. Peter,
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4 Haley, Roger}{. J-·~t ·
2 Hauser, Lt. Jante 11A· ·
6 Heffernan, J~rnes d f·
2 Heimbuch, Rtchflf
: noddmott, Alfred H., Jr.
2 oehn, Dr. James G.
1 ~~rt!;as, Steghen Joae{Jh
2 ~~ch~~Willi:~JR~·· 11
~ ~nch, William R.,
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<Allister, Peter B.
3 M<Hugh,
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4 1
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2 Morgan,
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1 urphy, Capt. T. J., Jr.
~sea, Dr. Richurd J .
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2 ~·'C:oraki,
1 0'Neit~,0f>a~f!', 1 M~ H.
~ Peebleo, William S.
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6 ~ees,
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3 R~nwick, Edward F.
; ~•chardson, Lt. Ug.) M. W.
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4 ~ulhvan,
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2 ;)'~an,, Lt.. Robert George
1 w~ICChlo, Gerald F.
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1961
4 Altie ri, Anthony J., Jr.
~ ~rrn~ntano, John Matthew
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1 ~Uchanan,
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4 u.rhlin, Paul J., T.,
4 0 aly, Denedict D. Jr.
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2 0 etgen,
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3 0 eWtnter,
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4 ~owi.i ng, Lt. Daniel K.
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4
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4
4 khle, Robert Charles
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4
1 J<.ir~chbaum, Ira B.
4 I( etler, David A.
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4 Lee,
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2
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Thomas Patrick
4 •nk, Joseph Edward
2
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2 tuby,
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a2 Maher, Edward Joseph
1 ~asterson, Joseph Owen
1 &tan, Lt. Ull.) Thomas W.
4 ~J<Ailister, Michael J .
2 Meyer, Joseph Vincent
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3 Moore,
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4 Noynihan,
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3 aegele, Joseph J.
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1 t a.. Theodore L., Jr.
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3 g:nN•Iley,
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2 Paone,
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3 ~arry, Richard Joseph
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4 ~athemacher,
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4 ~e!d, Ambroae Be rnard
Henry F., Jr.
4 Retnhold,
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sso, Robert P.
4 Roas, Charlet H., Jr.
3 ~Yan, Ensign Michael
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3 S•nner,
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3 thlafty, Daniel L., Jr.
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1 Wdmar, Mr. Jake T., JJI
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1 Adl er, James lve
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2 8 alzarett, Joseph
3 8 anda, Phillip W. R.
~ ~arone, Robert Michael
artoa, Frank E., Jr.
2 Benedetto,
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2 8 ertrand, Robert Wm.
~ CBiddle, I Lt. Timothy M.
•bell, Ben De Hymel
[ CCoarella, Richard John
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~ &o•tantino, Thomas J.
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3 F~ik~\v~r;::;, ~:chael
2 Frescht, William J ., Jr.
2 F'riedrich, Paul A.
2 Fry, Michael Phillip
2 Gallagher, Wade John
1 Georie, Michael Albert
2 Geraci, Timothy F.
1 Gilligan, Thomas John
1 Goyette, James Andrew
2 Greene, Francis M., Jr.
1 Hanley, Richard Tower
I Hibbert, Alan Robert
2 Hogan, William K.
2 Horrigan, Francis Day
2 Jenney, John Francis
8 Joos, William Joseph
2 Kim, Kenneth C. S., Jr.
2 Kraljic, John Raphael
3 Lauinrer, Frank Thomas
2 Leahey, George Brent.
2 Lintz, Edward M.
2 Maher, Michael Joseph
2 Marchetti, Michael J.
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1 McConlogue, Lt. Ug.) Wm. J.
1 McGinness, Neil .M.
2 Meeker, David John
1 Mergardt, Barry C.
1 Morrone, Frank Charles
1 Murray, Francia Joseph
I O'Neill, John F., Jr.
2 Pauly, William T.
2 Petzold, William A., III
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3 Risen, William M., Jr.
3 Ryan, Michael Bernard
1 Ryan, Ens. Timothy J., Jr.
1 Sachs, R. Gregory
3 Schreier, James Melvin
2 Sharpenter, Robert J.
S Slattery, Daniel J ., Jr.
2 Stark, Walter Edward, Jr.
3 Valiulis, John Peter
2 Vanech, Lt. Michael D.
2 Walton, Stanley Francis
2 Yopp, John Herman
1963
2 Adler, John David
2 Altobello, Daniel J.
1 Atalay, Bulent Ismail
2 Bachmann, James Kevin
2 Book, Stephen Alan
2 Bouch, 2nd Lt. Brendan S.
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2 Burgess, John Francia
2 Chibbaro, John Paul
2 Connolly, Christopher G.
2 Corden, Pierce Stephen
1 Dempsey, Jerry Richard
2 Doyle, Patrick Dennis
2 Drymalski, Paul Hibner
2 Ferris, James Albert
2 Fries, Donald Norman
1 Goggin, Terrence P.
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2 Hoofnagle, James G., Jr.
2 Johanson, Karl Erie
1 Juechter, Kenneth B.
2 Keber, Vincent M., Jr.
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Lerner, M. Michael
Lirario, Carl Donald
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2 Mahoney, Joseph Daniel
I Marantette, D. T., Ill
2 McCarthy, James Henry
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1 Mielbrecht, Lt. Robert D.
2 Missett, Paul B.
2 Moriarty, Daniel John
2 Mot&, Georie Michael
2 Newman. James O'Meara
2 Nugent, John O'Connell
1 O'Brien, Michael Rory
2 O'Leary, Daniel V., Jr.
1 Pfeffer, Bruce William
1 Ruder, Henry Joseph
2 Rzasa, Jerome Alexander
1 Shields, Thomas Charles
2 Shubiak, John Joseph
2 Smith, Norman Lewis
1 Thompson, John A., Jr.
2 Weathersbee, Lt. Edw. P.
1 Williams, Fred Brian
2 Wiseman, James Anthony
2 Wolf, John Francis
2 Zatkowski, John Robert
2 Waaielewski, Paul F.
1964
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I Cahill, John David
1 Condon, James Kilmartin
1 DiPaola, Anthony D.
1 Donohue, John B., Jr.
1 Ouna-an, Thomas M.
I English. Jooeph M., Ill
1 Ernst, Norman F., Jr.
1 Feldmann, John E.
1 Fickling, William J.
1 Finut"ane, Thomas J., Jr.
I Fisher, Stuart Albert
1 Fou, Thomas William
I Frederick, Robert A.
1 Gaydos, Eurene Miehael
1 Hatcher, Theodore S.
1 Heyndricka, Eugene P.
I Hoehn, John P., 111
1 Hoeachler, John G.
1 Hosta, Geoffrey M.
1 Iorio, Peter Hunter
I .Tackson, Alfred E., Jr.
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Kelly, Peter Paul, Jr.
Kepley, Mr. K. Gregory
McCarthy, Robert M., Ill
Melbert, J a mea Leroy
Morley, Daniel Joseph
Nastasi, Nicholu J .
O'Malley, Thomas P.
Preciado, Manuel Carlos
Raker, Stanley Kay
Reidy, John J ., Jr.
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1 Smyth, Barry Michael
1 Snyder, Thomas ll.
1 Telzrow, Thomas M.
2 Thomas, William R., Jr.
i Valentino, Peter J.
1 Vorisek, Richard D.
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SCHOOL
1907
8 Schlafly, James J.
1916
11 Shlesinger, B. Edward
1921
2 Jacoba, John J.
1922
11 Cahill, Raymond T.
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11 Mudd, Dr. Richard D.
1923
6 Kernan, Thomas D.
11 Vickers, Marion R.
1924
10 Manlfer, Dr. William N.
9 O'Bnen, Dr. Edward M.
7 Ricciardi, Wi1liam J.
1925
11 McDermott, John W.
1 Mullins, Dr. Edward, I
1926
2 Barkmeier, Joseph H.
11 Busch, Dr. Nicholas J.
10 Manger, Dr. William N.
10 Rice, Rudolph
1927
11 Sheehan, Dr. John F.
2 Randall, Dr. Harold M.
2 Wilson, Dr. Peter 1-"".
1928
10 Martin, J. Nelson
3 Trainor, J. Raymond
1929
3 Dempsey, William J.
2 Joyce, John E., Jr.
6 LeLacheur, Dr. Em bert A.
1 Mullins, Dr. Edward t.
8 Wimsatt, Dr. Wm. K., Jr.
1930
3 Delaney, Paul ~··Sr.
9 Montgomery, Y1ctor P.
1 Mundie, Dr. Paul J.
8 Solterer, Dr. Josef
11 Waldron, Dr. John A.
193 1
2 Atkeson, Dr. Thomas C.
6 Lau, Kong Chu
11 O'Donoghue, Dr. D. W., Jr.
7 Schneiders, Dr. A. A.
9 White, Russell A.
1932
4 Beiser, Joseph R.
4 Dunn, Charles A., II
8 Me Evitt, Dr. William G.
8 Solterer, Dr. Josef
1933
11 Bowen, Or. John G.
1 Cataonis, Or. Achilles
2 Riehl, Joseph A.
1934
7 Schneiders, Dr. A. A.
11 Tattersall, John C.
1935
6 Davis, Dr. Wilbur
3 Harman, Dr. Pinckney J .
8 Kirby, Raymond A.
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5 Reichley, Dr. Marlm S.
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Betowski, Leon Donnelly
Imperial, Dr. Jose F.
Neglia, Dr. Fortunato J.
Nugent, Julian L.
1939
Brown, Dr. Samuel L.
Greenblatt, Dr. Irving J.
Palmes, Dr. Edward D.
Reichley, Or. Marlin S.
Schauinger, Dr. Herman J.
Wil son, Or. Peter F.
1940
Coulson, Dr. Emery Jack
Doctor, Dr. Powrie V.
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4 Mc\1ugh, Frank J ., Jr.
2 Valenti, Gabriel M.
1941
1 Barbell&, Nicholas G.
3 Briefs, Godfrey E.
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7 Heany, Donald F.
2 Lachinian, Enoch
8 Manno, Dr. Francis J. ,
11 Neuland, Paul A.
1942
8 Bohannan, Joseph Burns
9 Litton, Dr. Gaston
1945
2 Bellah, James Warner
2 Davis, Mrs. George M.
3 Lenihan, Cmdr. Rita, USN
3 Mullin, Harold Ried
1946
11 Cook, Wayne R.
S Wright, Dr. William W.
1947
9 Brown, Dr. William H.
1 Carrigg, Dr. John J.
10 Lucas, Graham J.
8 Ortenzio, Dr. Louis F.
1 Palmes, Dr. Edward D.
1948
2 Boyd, Harriet M.
10 Collins, Or. Philip R.
1 Comella, Lawrence J.
1 Ehrmantraut, Dr. Harry C.
3 Frawley, Dr. John P.
7 Goerder, Col. Robert L.
11 Gulick, Or. Merle L.
8 Kurth, Rev. Dr. Edmund A.
9 McDuffee, Col. R. W.
1 O'Brien, Dr. William V.
11 Shapiro, Col. Leonard
1 Skewes, Cox Bennet
7 Smyser, Willis M.
3 Wright, Dr. William W.
1949
6 Auray, Mr. Robert R.
1 Cellier, Claude H.
4 Glassman, Dr. Harold N.
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11 Korn, Patterson, Dr. E. N.
3 Lackey, Col. Archer E.
9 Ramsey, Dr. Julia H.
11 Shapiro, Col. Leonard
1 Sharp, Mrs. Sally L.
7 Smyser, Willis M.
1950
1 Abbey, Col. RichardS.
3 Banes, Dr. Daniel
4 Blair, Lt. Col. J. E., Jr.
7 Bonasso, Col. R. P.
2 Borasky, Dr. Rubin
10 Collins, Dr. Philip R.
4 Dubin, Wilbert Bernard
7 Foss, Theodore Thomas
3 Frawley, Dr. John P.
1 Frishman, Dr. Daniel
11 Korn, Patterson, Dr. E. N.
10 Lalley, Thomas L.
1 Massa, Dr. Fuad George
1 McMahon, Eleanor G.
1 Mihailov, Lt. Col. N. N., Jr.
5 O'Brien, James F.
8 Raatett.er, Richard W.
2 Shieh, Francis S.
1 Szymczak, Thomas A.
7 Tucker, Dr. Frank H.
11 Wallerstedt, Dr. John F.
4 Yelton, Donald C.
1951
6 Batzler, Dr. L. Richard
6 Best, Lt. Col. Dale D.
2 Brown, Dr. Samuel L.
6 Buchsbaum, Lt. Col. J. H.
3 Byrne, Thomas R.
2 Chan, Dr. John L.
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1 Holton, Mary Louise
6 Jobe, Howard Lewis
7 Joyce, Richard P.
2 JOette, Dr. Immanuel J.
1 Lewandowski, Richard H.
1A ~~~~~~~a~~~f!:Jcolm C.
11 O' Brien, Lt. Col. Robt. E.
8 Ortenzio, Dr. Louis F.
1 Plumb, Dr. Robert L., Sr.
2 Quin, Lt. Col. Harold J.
1 Ringgold, Gordon B.
1 Turner, Dr. Herman
1952
8 Brinig, Dr. F. Joseph
1 Caponio, Dr. Joseph F.
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1 Easley, Dr. William K..
4 Fehlig, Teresa Anne
9 Hampton, Rose A.
6 Huggins, Mrs. Solange G.
1 Jwaideh, Alice Reid
4 Muth, Col. Edwin A.
5 Nakauchi, Dr. M. Mark
1 Natirbov, Malia G.
6 Randall, Dwight Lauer
I Rothberg, Dr. Simon
II Wallerstedt, Dr. John F.
1953
4 Biadasz, Dr. Frances E.
10 Bush, Mary T.
1 Carrigg, Dr. John J.
4 Dubin, Wilbert Bernard
9 Eitler, Dr. Warren J.
7 Goerder, Col. Robert L.
4 Gutter, Frederick J.
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8 Kurth, Rev. Dr. Edmund A.
9 Larrow, Raymond A.
1 Lerski, Dr. Gecrge J.
8 Mcintyre, Joseph C.
3 Nader, Alexander J.
10 Nash, James P.
1 O'Brien, Dr. William V.
1 Ogata, Mrs. Shiguro
3 Ortiz, Frank V., Jr.
1 Quintero, Henry Ralph
5 Schweitzer, Robert A.
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1 Vlachos, Christopher P.
4 Van Der Werken, Edwin G.
9 Weyl, Dr. W. Leonard
1954
7 Aldridge, Dr. Mary H.
7 Babcock, Col. Jack E.
4 Bilinski, Dr. S. K..
5 Briefs, Dr. Henry W.
11 Brown, Vincent M.
10 Byrne, Dr. William D.
10 Coll"ey, Col. Joseph I.
6 Desmond, Thomas M.
11 Dolinsky, Dr. Meyer
3 Fagg, Peter
9 Fitzgerald, Dr. Wm. F.
9 Foster, Dr. James J .
1 Francis, Albert J., Jr.
7 Crozier, Richard, Jr.
2 lves, JosephS., Jr.
9 Guarracini, Joseph A.
11 Kennedy, Edward J.
3 Lenihan, Cmdr. Rita, USN
9 Leocha, Col. Adolph J .
8 Lilienfield, Dr. L. S.
11 Lowry, Ruth E.
9 McDuffee, Col. R. W.
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11 Moghadam, L. Markoff
9 Nenno, Dr. William C.
3 Onacewiu, Dr. W.
2 Padelford, Edward A., Jr.
2 Quinn, Joseph R.
6 Stransky, Jan M.
7 Tucker. Dr. Frank H .
1955
11 Allen, Ronald T.
1 Barbella, Nicholas G.
4 Bee, Robert N.
6 Black, Dr. James Glen
2 Blum, Dr. Baruch
2 Burr, Bernard E.
3 Coleman, M. Catherine
8 Emerich, Dr. Tom P.
2 Erwin, Dr. Wallace Moore
9 Gage, Dr. Angelo
11 Gulick, Dr. Merle L.
2 Hanagan, Peter P.
3 Holahan, Dr. Gordon V.
11 Nadeau, Julian E.
2 O'Brien, John Patrick
1 O'Sullivan, Arthur L.
1 Philbin, Brg. Gen. T. R., Jr.
4 Russell, Edgar F., Jr.
2 Spanorigu, Alexander
8 Taylor, Robert H.
2 Tomaru, Xenophon G.
1 Zalubas, Dr. Romuald
1956
8 Anderson, Dr. Pearl R.
5 Batzler, Dr. L. Richard
7 Burton, Donald Francia
5 Carasso, George A.
5 Chung, Dr. Ed Baik
7 Clegg, Sue R.
8 Dreswick, Mrs. John T.
2 Ellison, Dr. Alfred H.
2 Fleming, Douglas R., Jr.
1 Four1tain, John D.
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Higginbotham, Don H.
Hood, Robert E., Jr.
Inoue, T(,kio
lahio, Sunao
James, Dr. George W.
Johnson, Kenneth T.
Karban, Otmar F.
Lilienfield, Dr. L. S.
Lively, Dr. James K.
~ ~~~de~.a~~L:u~~ G., Jr.
6 Mirski, Dr. Jerzy Z.
I Normanly, Rev. Thos. V.
6 O'Brien, James }o',
4 Owens, John F.
8 Perkins, Alfred L.
8 Phelps, Dr. Jane L.
1 Plumb, Dr. Robert L., Sr.
8 Pommer, Dr. Alfred M.
1 ltothberg, Or. Simon
8 Slobogin, Peter M.
I Sylvester, Geo. H.
4 White, Alfred J.
6 Wiedemann, Dr. H. A., Jr.
1957
2 Alexander, Dr. B. H.
3 Allen, William A., Jr.
4 Bilinski, Dr. S. K.
6 Chamberlain, Mary H.
2 Cooke, Gordon David
I Deeb, George
6 Downs, James A.
1 Edwards, Brig. Gen. M. 0.
4 Holton, Dr. Philip J.
7 Howe, William E. W.
1 Howley, John R.
6 Kane, Dr. Edward A.
6 Kelly, Col. F. J.
2 Kines, Rev. Louis B.
2 Kraemer, Francis W., Jr.
7 Lorentzen, Paul B.
2 Martinez Piedra, Dr. A.
1 McCormick, Dr. Gerald J .
2 McVeigh, Dr. John B.
5 Mijal, Dr. Chester F.
8 Mulert, Carl J., Jr.
2 Orzel, Rita Adele
1 Ozga, Henry Adam
6 Pelliccia, Mrs. Carlo
5 Pelosi, Ronald V.
1 Peterson, Or. Forrest· H.
1 Rich, Nathan
8 Sauner, Richard Garry
9 Sweign, Dr. Martin
I Wheeless, Dr. Carl M.
6 Wiedemann, Mrs. Harold A.
6 Williams, Catherine C.
2 Zeik, Dr. Michael W.
1958
2 Bueratedde, S. T. M.
6 Chung, Dr. Ed Balk
4 Griffin, Philip J.
2 Guida, Dr. Anthony James
2 Henneman, Anne Louise
11 Karns, Maj. Andre M.
1 Kasel, Dr. Julius A.
1 Kendrick, Dr. Clyde K.
1 Krupensky, Michael
6 Mirsk:i, Dr. Jerzy Z.
1 Morrison, George S.
4 Nevins, Rear Adm. J . H., Jr.
3 Novak, Lt. Col. Jack C.
5 Payne, Dr. Thomas A., Jr.
2 Sanchez Longo, Dr. L. P.
6 Seefer, Richard G.
7 Steinhagen, Margaret J.
2 Stevens, Dr. Richard P.
1 Tamorria, C. Richard
1 Tashjean, Dr. John E.
5 Watters, Dr. William E.
2 Willenz, Dr. Eric
1 Windbiel, Robert K.
6 Zalar, Dr. Charles
1959
4 Berezovsky, Mrs. Helen C.
3 Brown, Dr. Dorothy M.
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2 Cowan, Dr. F. F., Jr.
4 Curtis, Or. Robert F.
7 Donahue, Dr. John K.
8 Dreswick, John T.
3 Edwards, Dr. Chas. E., lll
2 Forbes, Dr. Henry W.
5 Hoar, Lt. Col. John C., Jr.
1 Larkins, Lt. Col. James R.
2 Lento, Dr. Harry G.
11 Mayle, Dr. Francis C., Jr.
1 Mihailov, Lt. Col. N. N., Jr.
4 Olynyk, Stephen D.
5 Onorato, Dr. Michael P.
2 Pacak, J armila H.
8 Phelps, Dr. JaneL.
6 Rogers, Mrs. Philip C.
3 Sauner, Richard
5 Svejda, Dr. George J.
4 Walz, Dr. Donald T.
1 Wilson, Dr. Albert J.
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1960
2 Brogan, Dr. Marianne C.
5 Buchsbaum, Lt. Col. J. H.
3 Chwazik, Dr. Walter L.
9 Duggan, Dr. James F.
1 Feld, Dr. Benjamin
1 Janczewski, Capt. Ceo. H.
1 Kasel, Dr. Juliu s A.
5 Korn, Dr. David
11 O'Brien, Lt. Col. Robt. E.
5 Onorato, Dr. Michael P.
1 Peterson, Dr. Forrest H.
3 Pierson, Constance L.
3 Ravenscroft, Mrs. F. Ian
2 Robinson, Walter P., Jr.
8 Shaw, Russell B.
2 Stevens, Dr. Richard P.
2 Valiaveedan, Dr. Geo. D.
5 Watters, Dr. William E.
6 Zderad, Loretta T.
2 Zeik, Dr. Michael W.
1961
4 Biadasz, Dr. Frances E .
1 Boyne, Or. Philip John
1 Brady, Mrs. Patricia G.
6 Buckley, James M.
3 Chaves, Fernando
2 Cobun, Fn.nk Edwin, Jr.
8 Oubit, Dr. Jules A.
2 Fallon, Lt. Col. P. M.
3 Grossman, Dr. Henry
1 Jordan, Miss Anna G.
2 Kines, Rev. Louis B.
2 Layton, Roland V., Jr.
3 L'Ecuyer, Rosalie
8 Nys, Pierre E.
3 Palumbo, Frank R.
2 Peterson, David Allen
2 Reynolds, Dr. Donald C.
3 Stires, Or. Frederick H.
1 Stoetzer, Dr. Otto C. E .
l Teeters, Dr. Winnie R.
3 Vant Veld Hendrick J.
2 Wach, Raymond J.
1 Yrastorza, Dr. Jaime A.
1962
2 Brogan, Dr. Mariann e C.
3 Brown, Dr. Dorothy M.
3 Oulbe, Katrina Lidia
8 Emert, Grace E.
3 Emmons, Lt. Col. Harris
1 Gazi, Dr. Stjepan
1 Grgic, Vera Ivana
2 Guida, Dr. Anthony James
2 Hay, Dr. Gerald C., Jr.
1 Hendrickson, Tom A.
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2 Martinez Piedra, Dr. A.
3 McCabe, David H.
3 Moriarty, Dr. John K.
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Pelliccia, Mrs. Carlo
Retman Bozena, Henisz
Strama, Thomas
Tashjean, Dr. John E.
Wagner, Dr. Robert P.
Williams, Gerp.ld F.
1963
Awoki, Reiko Therese
Calderon Cru:z, Angel
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2 Cocke, Karl Edward
2 Costello, Or. William E.
1
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2 Dietz, Margaret Mary
9 Duggan, Dr. James F.
2 Fawzi, Ralf Mosen
2 Fuda, Gerard Francis
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2 Hubby, David Germain
1 Jordan, Dr. Lewis Gounod
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1 Mazzella, Dr. Walter J.
2 MeRced, Larry Harold
2 Oh, Dr. John Kie Chiang
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2 Serebrennikov, Eugene S.
1 Shimoji, Yoshio
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1964
1 Bianco, Joseph P.
2 Erwin, Dr. Wallace Moore
1 Garrett, Gayle M.
Goodpasture, B. B.
Hartigan, Dr. Richard S.
Heise, Paul Anthony
Korit, Dr. David
McCormick, Dr. Gerald J.
Nehring, 1st Lt. John A.
Nenno, Dr. William C.
Olson, William Harold
Pickens, William E., Irl
Sharkey, Mrs. Robert E.
1 Teeters, Dr. Winni e R.
1 Willauer, Dr. Whiting R.
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1909
1 Boehs, Dr. Charles J .
9 Gallagher, Dr. N. A.
1912
Collins, Dr. Laurence M.
Gagion, Dr. Thomas R.
Little, Dr. Arthur B.
Posey, Dr. Orlando J.
1913
2 Brennan, Dr. John F.
11 Fischer, Dr. Melville B.
11 Higgins, Dr. John M.
4 Offutt, Dr. Harry D.
3 Pelzman, Dr. Ivy A.
1914
5 Guerra, Dr. Arthur L.
3 Hyland, Dr. William A.
7 Mistretta, Dr. F. H.
7 Richmond, Dr. Paul, Jr.
1915
2 Greaney, Dr. William F.
11 Herbst, Dr. William P., Jr.
5 Parran, Dr. Thomas
11 Sanderson, Dr. Fred R.
6 Spigel, Dr. Harry A.
1916
6 Healy, Dr. Michael G.
1917
1 Burke, Dr. John R.
7 Spellman, Dr. Martin H .
1918
10 Crowley, Dr. Jerome F.
11 Eichenlaub, Dr. Frank J.
7 Hernandez, Dr. Vincent
1919
3 Rapaport, Dr. Walter R.
1920
7 Bartemeier, Dr. Leo H.
6 Reilly, Dr. Edward J.
1921
7 Cusack, Or. William J.
11 Jacobs, Dr. J. Bay
4 Mattare, Dr. John J.
3 Ruppe, Dr. John P.
7 Yater, Dr. Wallace M.
1922
11 Carey, Or. Edward J.
11 Lane, Dr. Joseph A.
1 McCawley, Dr. Walter E.
1923
11 Boss, Dr. Eugene G.
3 Constantinople, Or. P. S.
3 McNulty, Dr. Richard J.
1924
2 Butrym, Dr. Stanley B.
11 Fitzgerald, Dr. Wm. J.
4 Florey, Dr. Peter F.
11 Madaras, Or. JohnS., Jr.
10 Mink, Dr. Oscar J.
7 Villapiano, Dr. Joseph G.
1925
11 Bier, Dr. Robert A.
2 DeCarlo, Dr. Pasquale M.
11 Dougherty, Dr. Arthur M.
6 Geldzahler, Dr. L. J., Jr.
11 Klenk, Dr. Joseph P.
11 Kreag, Dr. Karl A.
11 Morrone, Dr. AI Amendes
1 Moxness, Col. Bennie A.
5 Murnane, Dr. Ignatius J.
11 Preston, Dr. Willard F.
2 Snurkowski, Dr. Chas. V.
1 Zehner, Dr. Harry
1926
2 Amato, Dr. Vincent J.
7 Ellis, Dr. George J.
II Mudd, Dr. Richard D.
5 Nolan, Dr. James E.
9 O'Brien, Dr. Edward M.
1 Quinn, Dr. Martin L.
1927
2 Anderson, Dr. John M.
II Blogoslawski, Dr. W. J.
11 Carroll, Dr. C. Walter
11 Contino, Dr. Francis P.
10 Davlin, Dr. Lavelle P.
2 Finucane, Dr. Daniel L.
11 Lieberman, Dr. Jos. A., Jr.
7 McCann, Dr. John N.
11 Milano, Dr. Nicholas A.
1 Sindoni, Dr. A. M., Jr.
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9 Atkinson, Dr. Walter
3 DePasquale, Dr. John V.
7 Hackett, Dr. James L., Sr.
11 Holden, Dr. Raymond T.
1 Kenna, Dr. Charl es F.
7 Kushner, Dr. David H.
11 Norton, Or. Harry I.
1 Schutz, Dr. Joseph A.
11 Strine, Dr. Howard H.
I Wilson, Dr. Lloyd C.
1929
11 Alfaro, Dr. Victor R.
8 Aronstein, Dr. Charles G.
2 Betz, Dr. Andrew J.
4 Bodie, Dr. William J.
8 Butts, Dr. John B.
2 Flannery, Capt. John L.
i Gribovsky, Dr. Emil
9 Gubitosc, Dr. Charles J.
4 Houff, Dr. Louis A.
1 McGuigan, Dr. Frank A.
S Scarnecchia, Dr. J ohn L.
1 Tartaglino, Dr. Alfred M.
1930
6 D'Agostini, Dr. Alfred J.
9 Flanagan, Dr. John J.
11 Freilich, Dr. Sydney F.
10 Geran, Dr. William F.
9 Gerdes, Dr. Joseph H., Sr.
7 Golden, Dr. Benjamin
10 Illig, Dr. Howard G.
2 Kennedy, Dr. Maurice T.
6 Kirchner, Dr. Raymond C.
10 Konzelmann, Dr. H. J., Sr.
7 Krick, Dr. Jerome J.
11 Kustrup, Dr. John F., Sr.
5 Larson, Dr. Swen L.
9 Levinson, Dr. David M.
7 Martyak, Dr. Emil T.
9 Mattingly, Gen. T. W., Ret
8 Morgan, Dr. William 0.
9 Morrone, Dr. G. Charles
2 Murphy, Dr. Thomas H.
2 Ostrowski, Dr. S. J.
9 Ross, Dr. George L.
2 Simon, Dr. Julius
2 Spignesi, Dr. John T.
10 Stebbing, Dr. Philip A. E.
1931
4 Bastable, Dr. Chas. M.
9 Burch, Or. Warren B.
11 Collins, Dr. John F.
3 Collins, Dr. Stephen V.
4 Delaney, Dr. Adrian J.
6 Del Vecchio, Dr. L. F.
10 Gruber, Dr. Harry
11 Harris, Dr. Maurice N.
7 Hawken, Dr. Stafford W.
11 Hulburt, Dr. R. Stephen
7 Lehmil1er, Dr. Karl L.
3 Locascio, Dr. Nicholas R.
7 Mcinerney, Dr. M. J.
10 McNamara, Dr. C. Edwin
11 McRae, Dr. Malcolm J.
3 Moynihan, Dr. A.rthur J.
2 Murphy, Dr. Eusebius J.
10 O'Malley, Dr. Emmett J.
11 Saitta, Dr. Peter M.
1 Sal an, Dr. Lacy John
7 Uricchio, Dr. Joseph G.
4 Walker, Dr. Roland J.
11 Zumpano, Dr. Joseph C.
1932
11 Berman, Dr. Sidney
4 Bianco, Dr.·Harvey H.
5 Bradley, Dr. J. Edmund
5 Buskirk, Dr. Jame·s H.
11 Caggiano, Dr. Anthony P.
6 Carl eo, Dr. James A.
11 Carozza, Dr. Anthony F.
10 Coffey, Dr. Robert J.
10 Corley, Dr. Karl C.
9 Crescente, Dr. Fred J.
4 Delaney, Dr. Martin D.
2 Drogowski, Dr. Matthew J .
1 Gillen, Dr. James H.
1 Hageage, Dr. Charles C.
9 Houle, Dr. Raymond Theo.
5 Hughes, Dr. Joseph P.
11 Janacone, Dr. John A.
2 luppa, Dr. Louis A.
6 Kirby, Dr. Claude W.
6 Kreutz, Dr. Paul J.
7 Lambert, Dr. William C.
9 Leahy, Dr. Howard J.
7 Loftus, Dr. James M.
8 Maher, Or. Robert E.
10 McGuire, Dr. H. Thomas
10 McNulty, Dr. Terence F.
8 Millwater, Dr. Charles A.
10 Misuk, Dr. Joseph F.
5 Moretti, Dr. Frederic A.
11 Morrissey, Dr. Vincent J.
4 O'Connor, Dr. Harold A.
8 Opacity, Or. Ernest A.
1 Perakos, Dr. George P.
2 Power, Dr. William J.
4 Semansky, Dr. Edward J.
9 Sharkey, Dr. William F.
10 Sharpe, Dr. Francis T.
2 Tinsman, Dr. Clarence A.
1933
6 Bonanno, Or. Peter J.
10 Brogan, Dr. Francis B.
6 Buckley, Dr. John W.
3 Detwiler, Dr. Robert H.
6 Donovan, Dr. Leo I.
8 Dudac, Dr. Thomas W.
7 Geddis, Dr. James T.
11 Giunta, Dr. Joseph R.
7 Gwynn, Dr. Henry B.
1 Harz, Dr. William V.
11 Himelfarb, Dr. Hillard M.
11 Karpinski, Dr. Stephen J.
1 Kennedy, Dr. Richard J.
9 Machen, Dr. John W.
1 McTague, Dr. Robert S.
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of the Board of Governors and 1
Association were asked to provi~e
example that the entire aluJJ111 1
campaign are listed below:
No. of Members
No. of oonors
62
65
No. of Members
202
No. of oonors
170
Jll
In 1963-64, 216 members co bi!
$59,961.13 from 232 donors. 1'd
to the devotion of these men an
CLASS Of l·
A
25th Reunion
Class
College
Dental
Foreign Service
& Bus. Adm.
Graduate
law
Medical
Nursing
TOTAL
rwo
Chairmen
Dr. Basil Harris ,~
Dr. Frank Feldlll
Meyer Gelfand 1
Dr. Powrie V. poe
Joseph D. DiSeS~ef·
0. Benwood HUP
~
and
Francis A. DobrtY
Mrs. Ferdinand J.
!ALUMNI SENATE
GIFT
~al
}'
,of thltn.~ Campaign, the 267 members
eorgetown University Alumni
t of
ttlate. 5~,000 for the drive and set an
e results of this phase of the
$
1
1MDRs
Mulcahy, Dr. Thomas M.
Murphy, Dr. John P.
Napoli, Dr. Joseph D.
Nawrocki, Dr. Walter E.
Nealon, Dr. Stephen W., Jr.
Quill, Dr. Thomas H.
Scheele, Col. Andrew F .
Schlitzer. Dr. William H.
Sheehan, Dr. John F.
Vickers, Dr. Martyn A.
193~
Allman, Dr. Francis C.
Asche nbach, Dr. E . H.
Badamy, Dr. Peter A.
Brennan, Dr. Andrew J.
Byer, Dr. M. Yale
Cavaliere, Dr. Jose ph F.
Coleman, Dr. Frank T.
Damin, Or. Andrew J.
Denzer, Dr. Francis L.
DeVito, Dr. Patrick
9 Dolan, Dr. Thomas J.
7 Domush, Dr. Herman
3 Feely, Dr. Edward J.
11
9
11
10
10
2
3
8
8
3
1~ ~n~~~~~.~~h~rt~n R.
ount
tibuted
,631.96
11 Goodwin, Col. Paul
11 Gressly, Dr. Donal~ W.
Percentage of
Participation
95.4%
Percentage of
Participation
84.2%
,fil9 0
814' 3~· The total for 1964-65 was
~ge~
10
9
7
11
8
8
6
6
11
10
2.13 over 1963-64 is a tribute
own and its future development.
7 Hanley, Dr. Franc1s E.
3 Rainey, Dr. Harry G.
11 Hussey, Dr. Hugh H.
8 Imhoff, Dr. John G.
10 Keliher, Dr. Thomas F.
9 King, Dr. John Harry, Jr.
11 Lacava, Dr. John James
11 Levine, Dr. J ncob R.
10 Lo Re, Dr. Alexn~der. S.
10 Mundell, Dr. BellJamm J.
10 Owens, Dr. Hobart N.
1 Perry, Dr. Fred G.
9 Poirier, Dr. Theophane M.
11 Reicher, Dr. Jacob
2 Romano, Or. Patrick J.
11 Sacasa, Dr. Carlos F.
1 Shannon, Dr. Edward T.
11 Shields, Dr. Charles D.
7 Speicher, Dr. Charles G.
2 Taranto, Dr. Michael
2 Virgilio, Dr. Anthony A.
10 Walsh, Dr. Bernard J.
9 Ward, Dr. John
6
2
7
10
11
7
11
9
4
5
1
lO
8
1
7
2
3
lO
9
11
4
11
11
~~=:;h, Col. Jos;ph W.
Calligaro, Dr. Egtldo A.
D'Angelo, Dr. Joseph C.
Davolos, Dr. Joseph J.
Fanelli, Dr. Raymond J ·
Fissell, Dr. George M.
Graeter, Dr. F. Alb~rt
Hannan, Dr. FranCIS P.
Harrington, Dr. Peter F.
Horan, Dr. George
Jaffe, Dr. Hyman
Kissinger, Dr. Donald J.
Melone, Dr. Charles P., Sr.
Morrissey, Dr. Jam es J .
Pellicane, Dr. Anthony F.
Ryscavage, Dr. Edward T.
Scanlon, Dr. John J.
Schaefer, Dr. Bertram F.
Scully, Dr. Roger T.
Sheridan, Dr. Thomas P.
Skura, Dr. FrankS.
Szatkowski, Dr. Eugene Jj
Waterworth, Dr. Andrew .
7 ~!~~gno, Dr. Benedict B.
5 Benschine, Dr. F. W.
9 Berberich, Dr. W. F.
11 Brennan, Dr. John J.
5 Cangemi, Dr. Vito F.
9 Connolly, Dr. Joseph P.
11 Cullen, Dr. Jam es R.
11 D' Agostino, Dr. Joseph V.
~ g~G~~~;~~r~~~H~rry E.
tQ
4 Fonoroff, Dr. David L.
11 Kava!, Dr. Vincent T.
on Class Gift:
~alison
Dono rs
3·64
No. of Donors
Contribution aud 1964-65 Contribution
$14ss.oo
375.oo
45
14
$4607.50
675.00
32o.oo
245.00
593.00
17
7
26
662.00
425.00
2410.00
2osa.5o
35
4173.50
1o.oo
$5077.50
7
150
187.00
$13,140.00
8 Kest, Dr. Lloyd H.
4 Kloby, Dr. John J.
8 Lambert&, Dr. Frank
3 Latven, Dr. K. Charles
9 Lawson, Or. George W.
5 McCann, Dr. John L.
11 McDonnell, Dr..T~omas J.
8 McEvitt, Dr. Wtlham G.
9 McGill, Or. John F.
3 McLaughlin, Or. T. F.
8 Parell, Dr. George C.
2 Ready, Dr. Thomas J.
8 Riley, Or. Frank W.
6 Roche, Dr. John R.
11 Sydlowski, Dr. E~mund J .
11 Trapp, Dr. FranciS W.
11 Wilner, Dr. Pau l R.
7 ~~~:on, Or. Franklin J.
11 Brochu, Dr. Charles E.
11 Canfield, Dr. John J.
7 Caserta, Dr. Silvio J.
10 Cawley, Dr. Fra.nk T.
6 Covino, Or. Lou1s L.
3 Crilly, Dr. James A.
8 Daley, Or. Daniel J.
1 DeMello, Dr. Manuel F.
1 Devine, Or. John L., Jr.
11 Dion, Dr. Julien A.
2 Duksa, Dr. Walter J.
3 Dunn, Dr. John C.
9 Durkin, Dr. James F.
1 Ehouse, Dr. Theodore E.
1 Eliu, Dr. Anthony N.
6 Fleming, Dr. Joseph A.
8 Gadek, Dr. Stanley A.
10 Gannon, Or. John R.
1 Graniero, Dr. Frank
5 Halstead, Dr. Clark P.
11 Harty, Dr. John E.
3 Hogan, Dr. John P.
3 Hubert, Dr. John R.
6 Kameen, Dr. Anthony J .
2 Kearns, Dr. Harry J.
7 Keohane, Dr. John T.
4 Kaplowitz, Dr. Joseph E.
2 Kremelberg, Dr. George H.
4 Kulesher, Dr. Henry T.
5 Lehan, Dr. Thomas R.
11 Lepore, Dr. John J.
11 McAteer, Or. Gerald
4 McDonald, Dr. John B.
2 McKaig, Dr. Malcolm C.
3 Menning, Dr. Joseph H.
9 Mirabile, Dr. Thomas J.
11 Moore, Dr. William H.
7 Morrone, Dr. Louis A.
5 Mountford, Dr. William E.
11 Olive re, Or. Peter J.
8 Orlosky, Dr. Albert J .
10 Pagliaro, Dr. Joseph J .
10 Servoss, Dr. Spencer J.
8 Sweetser, Dr. Peter W.
11 Tomasi, Or. Samuel J.
11 Zinno, Dr. Genarino R.
1938
11 Altieri, Dr. Anthony J.
3 Antiles, Or. Harold R.
5 Antos, Dr. Chester J.
11 Arthur, Dr. Philip S.
8 Barr, Dr. Norman L.
7 Barry, Dr. John M.
5 Camardella, Dr. Ralp.h A.
11 Christoph, Dr. Franc1s T.
7 Connolly, Dr. Harry J.
4 Connor, Dr. John Edward
4 Cyr, Dr. Donat P.
2 DeSevo, Dr. Gerard E.
11 Detrano, Dr. Joseph R.
7 Driscoll, Or. Edward T.
2 Fazio, Dr. Michael G.
9 Fiore, Dr. Charles N.
11 Foote, Dr. William D.
7 Gerace, Dr. Charles A.
11 Grossi, Dr. Michael 0. A.
5 Harris, Or. Michael A.
1 Jacobs, Dr. Leon G.
2 Kammer, Dr. John William
2 Katzberg, Col. Arthur J.
7 Kuhn, Dr. John J.
10 Lima, Dr. John G.
8 Lyons, Dr. James P.
10 O'Connell, Dr. Joseph H.
10 Parker, Dr. A. Sey.mour, Jr.
10 Rovitti, Dr. Francts P.
11 Ryan, Dr. Jeremiah E.
10 Schultz, Dr. Leo P.
4 Sinclair, Dr. Robey T., Jr.
7 Smith, Dr. Charles M.
9 Stapleton, Dr. Thomas D.
2 Timmes, Dr. Joseph John
8 Timreck, Or. Ha'rold A.
4 ~:~:y, Dr. John Ed word
5 Cope, Dr. Jerome A.
8 Corless, Dr. Joseph F.
11 Feliciano, Dr. Vincent
6 Ficarra, Dr. Bernard J.
9 Garnett, Dr. Robert
10 Hamel, Dr. Albert G.
11 Ingel, Dr. Ermo P ..
10 lngrisano, Dr. LoUI~ l\..
9 Kaletowski, Dr. M. F.
8 Katz, Dr. Sol
10 Martyak. Dr. Gabriel S.
10 Maylath, Or. Florian R.
1~ ~:r~rs:s~~. ~{~;~~~)~A.
8 Murphy, Dr. C. He nry
6 Papa, Dr. Joseph
4 Roche, Dr. Andrew M.
11 Scalessa, Dr. Mario J.
9 Spanogians, Dr. Angelo J.
6 Spence, Dr. George R.
2 Spencer, Or. Samuel
6 Tomasini, Dr. Mario J.
6 Walsh, De. Arthur R.
19~0
3 Amatrano, Dr. Vincent P.
4 Aprile, Dr. I. Joseph
8 Bayly, Dr. John H.
1 Blair, Dr. Joseph R.
2 Broderick, Dr. Thomas C.
3 Campbell. Col. Robert P.
2 Cloonan, Dr. John J. , Jr.
7 Comeau, Dr. William J.
8 Delaney, Or. William M.
2 Dmytriw, Dr. Stephen
11 Dobrzynski, Or. F. A.
8 Donovan, Dr. Jam es M.
9 Fink, Dr. Richard J.
1 Gian, Dr. Mario G.
2 Hagovsky, Dr. Albert J.
10 Hunter, Dr. 0. Benwood, Jr.
11 Kay, Dr. Alvin I.
11 Klein, Dr. Harold C.
10 Lanzillo, Dr. James L.
1 May, Dr. Conrad G.
1 Minihan, Dr. John C.
3 Monaco, Dr. Joseph T.
11 Motta, Dr. Gustavo A.
10 Naame, Dr. John M.
4 Nefflen, Or. Louis H.
1 Pedersen, Dr. Lars A.
10 Prignano, Dr. John V.
7 Riesen man, Dr. F'. Regis
5 Rummel, Dr. Frank J.
4 Rush, Dr. Robert C.
11 Sa wan, Or. Edward A.
4 Sestero, Dr. Enzo F.
1 Van Buren, Dr. John J.
2 Zahm, Dr. William N.
19~1
Benz, Dr. George L.
Burstein, Dr. Jacob
Fleury, Dr. George J., Jr.
Hart, Dr. Joseph X. C.
11 Hennigan, Dr. John J.
6
9
9
4
5 Inguagiato, Dr. Gerard J.
5 Kala man, Dr. Francis J.
8 Kuk, Dr. Stanley J.
8 Libbey, Dr. Charles W.
7 Lc..mbard, Dr. Peter N.
8 Lorenzo, Dr. Nicholas F.
11 Norton, Dr. Thomas M.
11 O'Connor, Dr. Robert W.
11 O'Donnell, Dr. Ward M.
1 Peters, Dr. Nicholas S.
5 Robins, Dr. Albert I.
9 Rocco, Dr. Mario P.
11 Shannon, Dr. Paul V.
6 Sklar, Dr. Leo J.
2 Stolar, Dr. Myer M.
8 Terrafranca, Dr. R. J.
9 Vesely, Dr. John A.
10 Wertz, Dr. Frederick J.
19~2
10 Arcomano, Dr. Nicholas J.
11 Beaudin, Dr. Briand N.
9 Brinig, Dr. F. Joseph
11 Burke, Dr. Frederic G.
10 Cardi, Dr. Alphonse R.
9 Cassidy, Or. John E.
6 Cavanaugh, Dr. T. E., Jr.
8 Cawley, Dr. Robert D.
5 CTot~~s, Or. Robert R.
5 D'Angelo, Dr. A. A.
6 DePietro, Dr. V. P.
2 Devlin, Dr. William H.
9 Dolan, Dr. William D., Jr.
8 Duby, Dr. Clarence J.
6 Flynn, Dr. William J .
2 Gaisford, Or. John C.
8 Horstman, Dr. Harry A., Jr.
9 Hurly, Dr. William C.
11 Kuhn, Dr. William G., Jr.
11 Lerner, Dr. David
8 Long, Or. John A.
11 McAuliffe, Dr. V. J.
2 McCa rtney, Dr. John J.
9 McMahon, Dr. Thomas F.
11 Neglia, Dr. Fortunato J.
9 Olivo, Dr. Matthew A.
3 Palmeri, Dr. Anthony F.
9 Petrick, Dr. Eugene C.
8 Phelan, Dr. William J.
11 Psaki, Col. Raoul C.
6 Rizzo, Dr. Vincent J.
6 Rosenberg, Or. Norman J.
7 Ryan, Dr. Edward D.
11 Trichter, Dr. Benjamin
19~3
6 Bad way, Dr. Joseph M.
7 Berkeley, Dr. Wm. T., Jr.
2
9
3
9
7
9
10
11
4
3
1
2
11
2
11
8
8
8
7
8
6
6
10
11
11
2
6
2
5
4
2
9
6
10
6
10
4
9
6
11
8
5
Calcagno, Dr. Philip L.
Coleman, Dr. Thomas H.
Cotsonas, Dr. N.J., Jr.
DiClemente, Dr. Bruno
Donahoe, Dr. John W.
Ferrarone, Dr. Edward J.
Forray, Dr. Stanley
Frost, Dr. Robert J.
Gerber, Dr. Paul
Guest, Dr. T. Paul
Haile, Dr. Robert C.
Hamacher, Dr. Edward N.
Hruby, Dr. Ftrdinand J.
Ierardi, Dr. Peter A., Jr.
Jaquet, Dr. Paul F., Jr.
Konopka, Dr. Benjamin S.
Labate. Dr. Philip A.
LaFlamme, Dr. L. Adrien
Lambert, Dr. John M.
Lambiase, Dr. Joseph J.
Manion, Dr. William C.
Manley, Dr. R. M.
Martin, Dr. William J .
McAuliffe, Dr. Eugene F.
Molnar, Dr. George J.
Moser, Dr. James M., Jr.
Norton, Dr. John Chas., Jr.
O'Donnell, Dr. Bernard V.
Quigley, Dr. Thomas J.
Quinn, Dr. James M.
Rose, Dr. Leonard B.
Rosenberg, Dr. Alan J.
Rupper, Dr. John H.
Russo, Dr. Robert Dante
Sala, Dr. Luis F.
Salpeter, Dr. Burton F.
Schimel, Dr. John L.
Schneider, Dr. F. W.
Schoensee, Dr. Burke E.
Spina, Dr. C. Michael
Steed, Dr. Leonard L.
Tarpey, Dr. Robert D. C.
~~ :fm~.a~~~Iia~~~~def~ J~.'
5 Williams, Dr. John J.
1944
7 Acevedo, Dr. Norberto
5 Barrett, Dr. John L.
4 Brewer, Dr. Edward T.
11 Carroll, Dr. Gerald J.
Chanatry, Dr. Anthony G.
Clarki n, Dr. Arthur J., Jr.
Eckenrode, Dr. Joseph L.
Freda, Dr. Franklin D.
Gorman, Dr. Gerald P.
Hermann, Or. Henry L.
1 Hudec, Dr. John A.
2 Kraus, Dr. Frederick 0.
9 Leahey, Dr. Edward B.
11 Lillian, Dr. Marvin
4 Maher, Dr. William F., Jr.
11 McCann, Dr. John B.
1 Neil, Dr. Emmett L.
II Pulaski, Dr. John E.
11 Scafuri, Dr. Albert R.
4 Schwarz, Dr. Charles A.
9 Shapiro, Dr. Albert B.
2 Szot, Dr. Alexander C.
6 Troisi, Dr. J oseph G.
6 Witten, Dr. Ernest R. S.
8 Yaeger, Dr. John J.
9 Yarrow, Dr. Morris W.
11
6
8
6
6
7
19l5
9 Argentieri, Or. Mario A.
4 Barsa, Dr. Joseph A.
7 Belmont, Dr. Frank A.
10 Berman, Dr. Norman E.
10 Callahan, Dr. James L.
2 Carry, Dr. Edward J.
4 Caylor, Dr. Claude D., Jr.
11 D'Errico, Or. Francis J.
2 Dw)•er, Dr. Paul A.
5 Eig, Dr. Blaine H.
10 Fernicola, Dr. Anthony R.
3 Frank, Dr. Thomas V.
11 Garamella, Or. Joseph J.
6 Guttmann, Dr. John S.
3 HauaTd, Dr. Lawrence R.
1 Ianacone. Dr. Samuel J.
11 Jones, Dr. Stephen N.
2 Judge, Dr. D. Joseph
7 Judge, Dr. Joseph T.
8 Katter, Dr. George W.
5 Kelley, Dr. Robert T.
10 Kelly, Dr. John R.
3 LaTkin, Dr. Michael J.
4 Lyons, Dr. Henry R.
9 Madigan, Dr. Howard S.
9 Maher, Dr. Joseph J.
10 McCarrick, Dr. James P.
4 McDonald, Dr. Joseph J.
~ ~~~a8:.· ~;b;itif.h T.
1 Nutzel, Dr. Leon P.
11 Principato, Dr. Eugene R.
11 Principato, Dr. Louis A.
10 Riepenhotr, DT. John P.
3 Ringler, Dr. John George
3 Sarno, Dr. Ernest A.
I Shute, Dr. Charles L., Jr.
2 Simpson, Dr. William F.
11 Smith, Dr. Arthur D..
9 Stapleton, Or. John F.
3 Tessitore, Dr. Andrew
1 VanVooren, Or. Wm. J.
4 Walsh, Dr. James C., Jr.
1946
7 Adam, Or. John C.
6 Bender, Dr. Paul B.
11 Delaney, Or. Henry R., Jr.
11 DeVivo, Dr. Carmine
2 Diaz Bonnet, Dr. R. B.
10 Diorio, Dr. Carmine D.
6 Egan, Dr. James W..
6 Fares, Dr. Louis G.
5 Federici, Or. Pascal L.
9 Fischer, Dr. Max J .
7 Fleury, Dr. Albert. F.
10 Gibbons, Dr. John F.
8 Grady, Or. Joseph A.
4 Hyman, Dr. Herbert L.
7 Kellow, Dr. William F. T.
6 Meyer, Dr. Richard J.
2 Michaud, Dr. J. Ellery
11 Murray, Dr. Richard D.
7 Nangle, Dr. Robert B.
9 O'Donnell, Dr. Vincent L.
9 Opinksy, Or. Morton
5 Pesare, Dr. Pasquale J.
10 Prunier, Or. J. Edward L.
1 Resnick, Dr. Eugene V.
1 ~ ~~~=~; 1 ~rD~o~~~~
9
6
3
10
9
5
6
10
8
6
8
11
3
9
7
2
5
4
2
P.
Schreiner, Or. George E.
Sgambati, Dr. StephenS.
Sharbaugh, Dr. Donald G.
Shea, Dr. Samuel E.
Spellman, Dr. Robert M.
Spinosa, Dr. William J.
Waite, Capt. Charles L.
Zerkowski, Or. John W.
1947
Boland, Dr. James E .
Carbo, Dr. Ralph J., Jr.
Conley, Dr. John R .
Doolan, Dr. Paul D.
Farrell, Dr. Wm. J., Jr.
Foster, Dr. James J.
Huddle, Dr. Robert H.
Jalbert, Or. Eugene 0.
Johnson, Dr. Lester D.
Kehoe, Dr. James A., Jr.
Krejci, Dr. John J.
J
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5 Martel, Dr. Leon A., Jr.
2 MaTx, Dr. Francis J.
3 McCarthy, Dr. Mor J.
4 McGuire, Dr. James J.
2 Mercier, Dr. Edward E .
9 Moots, Or. Mark F.
10 Nunan, Dr. Seamus P.
4 O'Donnell, Dr. Robert J.
7 O'Donovan, Dr. Timothy F.
8 O'Neil, Dr. Jo•eph M.
1 Ostmann, Dr. F. A., Jr.
1t ~!~~fin~i~; 8;: f:.~oW~rd A.
5 Portz, Dr. Warner P.
1
7
10
9
11
4
3
2
6
6
5
10
10
5
11
7
8
9
2
11
7
Printy, Or. James E., Jr.
Rapaport, Dr. Robert J.
Regan, Dr. Robert L.
Rubino, Dr. Samuel T.
Schroer, Dr. James A.
Sheehy, Or. Stephen J., Jr.
Sheridan, Or. John J .
Smit.h, Dr. Joseph C.
Storey, Dr. Patrick B.
Tripe, Or. Patrick A. T.
1948
Ainsworth, Dr. George E.
Auth, Dr. Thomas L.
Byrne, Dr. William D.
Cairo, Or. Armon A.
Carey, Dr. Joseph T.
Catanzaro, Dr. Francis P.
Colliton, Dr. Wm. F., Jr.
Coppola, Dr. Vincent, Jr.
Fitzgerald, Dr. J. Blaine
Fitzgerald, Dr. James E.
Kazal, Dr. Henry L.
6
10
6
11
2
5
8
8
6
3
8
11
9
10
4
Loftus, Dr. James F.
Lutz, Dr. Joseph F.
Mulvaney, Dr. Richard J.
Passaretti, Dr. A. V.
Rinrt, Dr. William A.
Schultz, Dr. Irwin M.
Sherman, Dr. J. L., Jr.
Shnider, Dr. Bruce I.
Sullivan, Dr. James G.
Timpone, Dr. Peter J.
Torre, Dr. Anthony V.
Troendle, Dr. Francis J.
Vivino, Dr. A. Earl
Wolf, Dr. Stanley I.
1949
Arose men a, Dr. Rogelio A.
~ ~:~;;,"~·r ~K~~~eG. S., Jr.
11 Boss, Dr. Eugene G., Jr.
8 Bukowski, Dr. Stanley A.
II Cahill, Dr. John J.
11 Chernish, Or. Stan ley M.
5 Cordasco, Or. Edward M.
4 Crawford, Dr. Alvin S.
4 Deegan, Dr. William J.
5 Della Badia, Dr. Mario
6 Dinaburg, Dr. Aaron G.
8 Donohoe, Dr. Robert F .
1 Fahey, Dr. James Thomas
8 Finucane, Dr. Richard D.
3 Glendening, Dr. R. L.
7 Greenberg, Lt. Col. J. H.
2 Hook, Dr.1"rederick R., Jr.
8 Hughes, Dr. William F.
5 Kiesel, Dr. Joseph A.
4 Latimer, Dr. Robert A. W.
6 Leyen, Dr. Robert. F.
8 Lilienfield, Dr. L. S.
7 Lizak, Dr. G. M.
2 Marans, Dr. Allen E.
3 McCaughey, Dr. Richard
6 McMahon, Dr. James D.
8 Mendelsohn, Dr. Robert A.
8 O'Connor, Dr. Thomas J.
6 O'Rourke, Dr. James F.
9 Parrott, Dr. Robert H.
3 Potter, Dr. John Francis
9 Snyder, Dr. Bertram C.
2 Vilkin, Dr. Morris L
8 Weaver, Or. Phillip D.
1950
1 Abell, Dr. James Eaten
11 Barse, Dr. Francis E.
11 Benshotr, Dr. A. M., Jr.
8 Bregman, Dr. Robert L.
5 Budnick, Dr. Irwin S.
8 Burbank, Dr. Danie l N.
7 Burke, Dr. John J.
8 Burke, Dr. Matthew W., Jr.
1 Coft'ay, Dr. Edmund P., Jr.
10 Croke, Dr. Regis E.
8 D' Anna, Dr. John Anthony
10 Darling, Dr. Donald B.
9 Fallon , Dr. William G., Jr.
4 Fried, Dr. David M.
8 Gerard , Dr. Franklyn P.
7 Giertz, Dr. William E.
2 Massarelli, Dr. John J.
5 Mastrangelo, Dr. M. J.
1 McCauley, Dr. John J.
4 McCusker, Or. C. J.
10 McGirr, Dr. PageS.
5 McWilliams, Dr. T. G.
7 Motzenbecker, Or. F. P., Jr.
5 O'Brien, Dr. James J .
8 Pease, Dr. William E.
6 Pennisi , Dr. Vincent R.
9 Peters, Dr. Ralph E.
11 Pierce, Dr. John A.
8 Rose, Or. John C.
9 Schueckler, Dr. J. T., Jr.
6 Spizziri, Dr. Louis J .
2 Tomsykoski, Dr. Adam J.
7 Ziegler, Dr. Edmund F.
1951
1 Bagli, Dr. Vincent J.
5 Battaglia, Dr. J oseph A.
6 Battaglia, Mrs. Joseph A.
2 Baxter, Dr. James E.
11 Bernstein, Dr. Jerome
5 Druns, Dr. David L.
4 Bunce, Dr. John Daniel
4 Canary, Dr. John J .
2 Carroll, Or. Joseph V.
10 Carter, Dr. Riehard H.
7 Chambers, Dr. James R.
8 Couselman, Dr. R. E.
2 Crozier, Dr. Robert E.
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7 Oe!Grippo, Dr. Gerard A.
2 DiLella, Dr. Leonard L.
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5 Garcia, Dr. Ivan H.
7 Giardino, Dr. J oseph P.
7 Gilroy, Dr. James A., Jr.
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6 Immerman, Dr. Lewis L.
9 Laneve, Dr. Samuel A.
II Leone, Dr. Casmer E.
10 Lucariello, Dr. Ralph J.
7 Maher, Dr. Frederick R.
2 MeDermott, Or. H. M., Jr.
5 Pennino, Dr. Joseph V.
2 Prestipino, Dr. Frank E.
3 Rofrano, Dr. Douglas A.
4 Santucci, Or. Peter A.
3 Tanzi, Or. Vincent R.
7 Tehan, Dr. Timothy J.
10 Tracey, Dr. John M.
11 Walence, Dr. Edmond M.
3 Whitelock, Dr. William T.
7 Wong, Dr. Yep H.
4 Zimmerman, Dr. Gordon A.
1952
8 Amico, Dr. Joseph C.
7 Anthony, Dr. Michael A.
2 Bernton, Dr. Horace W.
6 Butler, Dr. Laurence T.
5 Cannarsa, Dr. Dante N.
4 Capalbo, Dr. Carmine J.
10 Capobianco, Dr. A. G.
6 Cardi, Dr. Erminio R.
8 Carillo, Dr. Francis X.
5 Cicalese, Dr. Gerard T.
2 Clements, Dr. James M.
10 Cosimano, Dr. S. J., Jr.
6 Deve rs, Dr. John C.
8 Enright, Dr. Valeria J.
10 Estill, Dr. George E .
8 Fa lvo, Dr. Samuel C.
7 Farrell, Dr. Jean E.
11 Franzoni, Dr. J ohn D.
7 Gill, Dr. Nicholas P.
6 Griffin, Or. Charles G.
2 Krawczyk, Dr. Henry J.
7 Maganzini, Dr. Herman C.
4 Marilley, Dr. Ralph J., Jr.
6 McNally, Dr. Joseph F.
8 Monsour, Dr. F. S., Jr.
1 Moreno, Dr. Gustavo J.
11 Morris, Dr. Martin J., Jr.
3 Pennisi, Dr. Salvatore A.
7 Prominski, Dr. John E.
9 Quinn, Dr. Harold J.
11 Ronan, Dr. John M., Jr.
5 Schaefer, Dr. Thomas J.
8 Schilder, Dr. Donald P.
6 Schmelzer, Dr. William C.
3 Shea, Dr. James G.
9 Spirito, Dr. Anthony L.
4 Stewart, Dr. Otto K.
9 Stirlacci, Dr. Joseph R.
9 Sullivan, Dr. Paul D.
4 Tanenbaum, Dr. Herbert L.
11 Tefft, Dr. Robert J ., Jr.
6 Territo, Dr. J oseph J.
2 Torack, Dr. Richard M.
1 Van Voeren, Dr. Robert A.
2 Werdein, Dr. Edward J.
1953
5 Barsanti, Dr. Ronald G.
8 Benes, Dr. Joseph H.
10 Beyer, Dr. Brooke A.
4 Brown, Dr. Clement R.
5 Burke, Dr. Albert V.
3 Capestany, Or. Roberto A.
4 Capone, Dr. Maurice A.
8 Cappucci, Or. Louis W.
2 Carnevali, Dr. John F.
2 Conrad, Dr. Marcel E., Jr.
4 Daly, Dr. Bernard A .
1 Dearani, Dr. Abraham C.
3 Granzen, Or. Roderick A.
7 Hannon, Dr. John F.
3 Kaminski, Dr. Kenneth L.
10 Lee, Dr. John F., Jr.
11 Maher, Dr. John F.
4 Maloney, Dr. Mary Beck
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3 McKenney, Dr. W. E., Jr.
3 Niesyr., Dr. E. David
8 Nugent, Dr. Janies R.
2 Palmieri, Dr. Alphonse P.
8 Pender, Dr. Joseph C.
2 Ring, Dr. John J .
8 Riord1m, Dr. John A.
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9 Smith, Dr. George F.
4 Stampfl, Dr. Adolph J .
6 Sturtz, Dr. GeorgeS., Sr.
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9 Torsney, Dr. J. M.
7 Tumminelli, Or. Sam P.
5 Wry, Dr. Paul Edward
1954
7 Ambrosio, Dr. Severino J.
6 Argue, Dr. John S.
2 Barrett, Dr. Richard J .
7 Barricelli, Dr. Louis C.
4 Bisese, Or. Albert J.
8 Bradley, Dr. Samuel M.
5 Cangello, Or. Vincent W.
4 Chambers, Dr. Joseph F.
5 Cifarelli, Dr. N. J.
2 Collini, Dr. Francis J .
2 Costa, Dr. Joseph S.
7 Czanty, Dr. Joseph C.
6 Dalton, Dr. George R.
6 DeMattei, Dr. G. A.
5 Dettling, Dr. John J.
5 DeVita, Dr. Michael R.
5 DeVita, Mrs. Michael R.
7 Donahue, Dr. John K.
4 Dunbar, Dr. Charles R.
2 Feudi, Dr. Joseph A.
5 Flynn, Dr. Thomas F.
2 Fowler, Dr. Francis D.
9 Fuchs, Dr. Edwin M.
4 Garagusi, Or. Vincent F.
10 Grover, Or. Herbert W.
2 Hemler, Dr. Paul M.
6 Hennelly, Dr. P. J., Jr.
3 Jordan, Dr. William E .
6 Joseph, Dr. Carium
4 Joson, Dr. Raymond M.
7 Kelly, Dr. John F.
6 LeBlanc, Dr. Gilbert A.
10 Litrenta, Or. Frances M.
10 Maxted, Dr. William C.
6 Mazaleski, Dr. Edward B.
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10 Mulcahy, Dr. Gabriel M.
10 Pisano, Dr. Daniel J.
3 Ricciutt.i, Dr. Vincent
3 Russo, Dr. Michael J.
7 Ryan, Dr. Thomas E.
6 Ryan, Dr. Thomas J.
5 Scanlon, Ur. Robert T.
2 Scan no, Or. Joseph F'.
7 Seward, Dr. Wilham H., Jr.
5 Shaver, Dr. Arthur, Jr.
11 Smith, Or. Perry Clare
3 Toher, Dr. James E.
6 Trozzo, Or. Frank M., Jr.
3 Welzant, Or. Walter R.
1955
2 Antlitz, Dr. Albert M.
2 Barnes, Dr. Paul D.
1 Barry, Dr. Joseph A.
6 Beckmeyer, Dr. Wm . J., Jr.
2 Bettencourt, Or. J. A., Jr.
4 Brogan, Dr. Robert A.
10 Buatti, Dr. Save rio A.
9 Ca lderone, Dr. J oseph P.
4 Cavanaugh, Dr. James J. A .
6 Chiascione, Dr. S. A.
2 Curran, Dr. Thomas E.
7 D'Amico, Dr. Robert A.
4 D'Angelo, Dr. Daniel A.
3 Edwards, Or. Chas. E., I I I
6 Evers, Dr. Joseph C.
6 Fahey, Dr. John L.
5 Fiascone, Dr. Arnold D.
9 Ficke, Dr. J. Roland
4 Grello, Dr. Fred W.
4 Heath, Dr. John F.
9 Joly, Dr. Eugene M.
8 Langevin, Dr. Robert W .
2 Layman, Dr. William A.
I Liske, Dr. Edward A., Jr.
4 Livorness, Dr. L. L.
2 Lopiano, Dr. Michael A.
7 Lucas, Or. George J.
1 O'Connell, Dr. Noreen M.
8 Paraskevas, Dr. A. L.
5 Pekin, Dr. Thomas J., Jr.
6 Perry, Dr. Richard B.
5 Plucinsky, Dr. John J.
2 Sadowski, Dr. Joseph S.
10 Salata, Dr. J. Robert
4 Santagata, Dr. P. W.
4 Seguljic, Dr. Nicholas J.
2 Torres, Dr. Joseph
8 Venzon, Dr. Norman A.
3 Vitale, Dr. William J.
1956
2 Amato, Dr. Joseph A., Jr.
2 Baker, Lt. Cmdr. John H.
4 Balash, Dr. William R.
2 Battiata, Dr. S. V.
6 Caruso, Dr. Michael J.
7 Cote, Dr. Renald A.
3 Curis, Or. Francis T.
2 Davoli, Dr. Enrico
8 Dillon, Dr. John S.
3 DiTullio, Or. Robert A.
2 Dun lea, Dr. Frederick W.
6 Fa r ano, Dr. Rocco A.
9 Ferrara, Dr. J oseph D., Jr.
2 Gedert, Or. Robert James
2 Gilson, Dr. Irving T.
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3 Leszczynski, Dr. A. A.
8 Lynch, Dr. John F ., Jr.
5 Marinelli, Dr. L., Jr.
3 Martinucci, Dr. Luciano
5 Mathews, Or. Thomas A.
5 McAllister, Dr. Robt. J .
7 McPhaul, Dr. John J., Jr.
2 Moniz, Dr. AlheTt
8 Murgalo, Dr. Joseph A.
2 Murphy, Dr. Cornelius F.
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5 Pittari, Dr. John J.
2 Ponterio, Dr. A. E., Jr.
4 Raheb, Dr. Edmond B.
2 Reilly, Dr. Miehael J .
8 Rizzo, Dr. Thomas Dignan
6 Shalhoub, Dr. Robert J .
2 Simsen, Dr. Donald A.
2 Smith, Dr. Leon G.
7 Tralka, Dr. Geo1·ge A.
3 Vanore, Dr. Frank C.
1 Vincent, Dr. Francis J.
4 Werner, Mrs. Helene G.
1957
5 Abruzzo, Dr. John L.
3 Alicandri, Dr. Frank P.
4 Argen, Dr. Ralph J.
6 Barile, Dr. Raymond G.
4 Bogdan, Dr. Donald F.
7 Carlow, Dr. Joseph F.
2 Castiglia, Dr. Anthony J .
7 Chasse, Dr. Adrian T. J.
3 Cossentino, Dr. John J.
1 Daley, Dr. Timothy H.
7 DaugeJa, Dr. Mary Z.
1 Deinnocentes, Dr. L. W., Jr.
4 Elias, Or. Salem Z., Jr.
6 Endres, Dr. Bernard J.
4 Federici, Dr. Ernest E.
2 Garrit~. Or. James D.
6 Gaydos, Dr. Lawrence A.
3 Gonyea, Dr. Edward F.
4 Grana, Dr. Michael J.
11 Heck, Maj. Francis J.
1 Himmelsbach, Dr. R. K.
6 Kenton, Dr. George S.
2 Kraus, Dr. Richard T.
2 Kraus, Mrs. RichardT.
7 L'Ecuyer, Capt. Robert L.
2 Locey, Dr. Robert P.
2 Loew, Or. Albert George
4 Maylat.h, Dr. John David
5 McHale, Dr. James J ., Jr.
9 McQuillen, Dr. M. P.
6 Noone, Dr. Paul T.
7 Norris, Dr. Charles W.
4 O'Rourke, Dr. William J.
7 Payne, Dr. Charles A.
7 Payne, Mrs. Charles A.
3 Root, Dr. L. 8 rian
2 Rusinko, Maj. Andrew
1 Ryan, Dr. Martin L.
6 Ryan, Dr. William C.
3 Saadi, Dr. Elias T.
1 Skovira, Dr. Edward M.
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1958
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2 Avallone, Dr. Ed"'· J~
3 Burkhard, Or. derick '
7 Busch, Dr. rye WiiiJ•Il'l
6 Caracci, Dr~d· ardJ·
4 Casey, Dr. ~ "\£.,Jr.
2 Dully •. Or. FrC~renceC&
4 Ouma1s, Dr. ThOill$1
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4 Epstein, Dr.R bert J, Jr
4 Gfeller, Dr. 0 met 1.-•
2 Hackett, Dr. Jj 00 n J.f
l Haksteen, Dr. t J.
4 Kirkpatrick, Ca~ f; .. Jt·r.
6 La Row, Dr. Le'('hOI11J!
6 Magovern, Or. D
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4 McHugh, Cap EdW'rdG
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7 Reed, Dr. Wilh•ld f. I
2 Reilly, Dr. Harg.,,Jdi
7 Roznnsky, OrWilliPflly'
4 Schemel, Dr. R 1,nd
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Nigro, Or. Ber'ke"iflf.
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Riggs, Dr. Jos~~io "'
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4 Bo ruchow, Drh.
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4 Car ls, Dr. Hen(j8 vid
1 Cohen, Dr. M.
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7 Crocco, Or. John 111 es B·y
5 D' Albora, Dr. JR_obert ~·
2 Dunworth, or. hOil'lp!~
3 F la herty, Dr. ~r 811 ciS
3 Freccero, Dr. rt J,:.
5 Fuisz, Dr. Robe ;. ·c~
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3 Gannon. Capt. or ltf\lr
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2 Hammerman,
2 Hillig, Dr. Be r '(farY tf·
4 Kelman, Capt. B J'.
3 McQuillan, Or. id J. J.·
5 Muller, Or. DaTorn•'
4 O'Boy le, Capt uisV· f.
3 O'Brien, Dr. Jerorfle
3 O'Connell, Dr. hn ~·
4 O'Leary, Dr. J o A· f·
1 Pellecchia, L\/'rald JA
1 Phaneuf, Or. eol>frt Jf
1 Sanow•ki, Dr. R J!. f·w
4 Sappington, D~ericlc J11
2 Spong, Dr. Fre Wi!lil1
6 Tarnowski, Or.lbert 1'·
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2 Bargoot, Dr. Fe J
3 Barr, Dr. Harr~e~ 'f.f
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4 Cerchio, Or. e rflld ·
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4 Hogan, Dr.
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4 Keffer, Dr. Jo~ jfaJ1l J. (t
4 Kirsch, Dr. W11 rthllr
4 Kreischer, Or. fohfl ft'J.
6 Marchese, Or.Th 0 rnil5
2 McGrath, Or. lbert Jf·
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4 Monti, Dr. E. fhOJl1fl 1
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4 Wh·tvan, Dr. John L.
19 6~· Dr. John Wm., Jl'.
~ !~ato, Dr. James L.
I CP1Cella, Dr. S. C.
2 Carbone, Dr. Raymond A.
2 C~rnat,han, Dr. Robert J.
3 n• se!ltmo, Dr. Robert T.
2 c· Eha, Dr. John Anthony
2 Gtere, Dr. Joseph Walter
1 }{or"'! an, Dr. David J.
2 Keatmg, Dr. S. J., Jr.
2 L ennedy, Dr. John A.
2 Laadts, Dr. Glen Austin
2 Mo uglio, Dr. Albert F.
2 Mann, Dr. Oscar
3 M.~~auley .. Dr. Charles E.
2 M aughhn, Dr. T. C.
4 Menegaz, Dr. Robert John
1 Parphy, Dr. Richard E.
1 p rna, Capt. Joseph A.
1 p~mtgiano, Dr. Chas., Jr.
3 p es, Dr. Pracha
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2 S~llaeft'er, Dr. B. Timothy
2 T tvan, Dr. Jay M.
3 Wa~taglia, Dr. Charles R.
1 We~ner, Dr. Frank
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4 Wets,
2 W~rt.hmann, Milton W., Jr.
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3 B rnorosi, Dr. Edward D.
2 C~wes, Dr. Joseph F., Sr.
1 C ngress, Dr. Mark I.
5 0 raft, ~r. John Brown, Jr.
2 J hrnsk1, Capt. RobertS.
1 J{ ~sCon, Dr. Francis C.
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2 Urton, Ralph J.
1 ~ollegeman, Michael R.
10 ahy, Hon. Charles
10 Fischer, Edward
8 Friedman, Jacob J.
2 Gardner, Edward J., Sr.
11 Gibbs, F1·ederick R.
1 Kilsdonk, Martin J.
2 McGinn, Albert
2 Merrick, Richard L.
6 Nolte, Frank H. H.
5 Rawlins, George T.
5 Smead, Edward Leon
11 Torrens, James S.
I Wall, Thomas G., Jr.
1915
2 Bushwaller, Wm. J .. Sr.
7 Byrne, J. Harry
7 Cannon, James W.
1 Connolly, John, Jr.
4 Corcoran, Joseph H.
2 Cunningham, Neil
2 DeBaun, Claud
1 Frost, Col. William R.
2 Furman, Geo1·ge B.
4 Gibson, Charles H.
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11 Kelly, George L.
4 Kendrick, L. Garland
10 King, MilLon W.
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I St. Germain, Arthur M.
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8 Tormey, James C.
1916
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l Byrne, W. Fred
11 Condon, Hon. Francis B.
1 Ehrmantraut, William R.
5 Finch, Chester L.
11 Garvey, Bernard F.
7 Gittings, Thomas M.
2 Hildebrand, Raymond
1 Jackson, Thomas J.
4 Jones, Edmund L.
2 Lawson, Alfred H.
11 Morawski, John M.
4 Norris, William B., Jr.
8 O'Connor, J . Leo
1 O'Hara, Hon. Daniel J.
8 Raftis, John T.
5 Turley, William B.
9 Zeiler, Milton B.
1917
3 Alvey, Paul
2 Baltz, Edward C.
1 Bennett, Lowell
t Campbell, Irvin H.
3 Carrig, William J.
11 Cassidy, James H.
6 Claffey, Thomas H.
11 Clarke, Col. Thomas A.
7 Cronin, Neil J.
8 DeRosier, William N.
2 Fuller, Frank T.
10 Guillory, Taom J.
10 Hill, Francis W.
1 Kuglen, Edward S.
3 Mawhinney, Raymond J.
1 Medley, James Ingram
11 Miller, Ja.,es P.
2 Minnix, Frank C.
3 Moles, Oliver C.
5 Nottingham, William W.
3 Perry, Gilbert E.
11 Primm, Paul H.
5 Ray, Paul H.
4 Richards, Irving R.
9 Rosenblum, Edward
6 Ruppa, John
1918
2 Breaux, Curtis G.
1 Burns. Edward I.
6 Gambrell, Barmore P.
~ ~~(;=~t~Y. r;_~rg:an
J Pusch, P. Jerome
U Pearlman, Paul
1919
4 Anderson, Ernest G.
1 Burns, Hon. John L.
9 Clay, William L.
2 Cook, P. Michael
5 Groh, Garland E.
11 Guarnieri, Lewis L.
5 Hoffman, Carl T.
2 Mattingly, Dr. Richard V.
1 Mouton, F. X.
2 Norton, Ralph A.
10 O'Brien, Francis J.
1 Pratt., Hon. George W.
2 Schott, John W.
1 Taylor, John W.
2 Waters, Reginald H.
1920
10 Ahern, Vincent
3 Allen, Lt. Col. Thomas A.
2 Anderson, Frank D.
10 Barr}', Edward F.
ll Brady, Joseph D.
2 BrucE', Joseph C.
10 Dolan, Frederick M.
1 Du1•bin, JameR H.
11 Feiner, Sumuel A.
5 Jo'lickingt>r. Samuel J.
3 Gnau, Paul J.
4 Hall, Hon. Leonard W.
11 Hamilton, George E., Jr.
6 Hanrahan, Timothy M.
4 Hnrringtnn, JosephS.
2 llnrsley, John W.
11 Hronik, Joseph J.
1 Jameson, Guilford S.
4 Jones, Edward A.
2 Kielkopf, Col. Edward C.
7 Layton, Edwin L.
3 Levere, Edwin A.
I McGrath, Hugh J., Sr.
4 Morgan, Francis Joseph
3 O'Donnell, Daniel J. C.
11 O'Neill, John E.
6 Peterson, John L.
10 PlaLcow, Samuel H.
2 Seehser, Joseph P.
7 Semmes, S. Prewitt
2 Snelling, Henry Hornor
192 1
3 Ark, Jacob
· 2 Benton, Thaddeus Greene
2 Biron, Ernest M.
11 Bowen, Dr. John G.
7 Colton, Barnum L.
1 DiSesa, John J.
3 Frost, Norman B.
11 Hennessy, William L.
5 Hirshman, Simon
5 Holm, Hon. Christ
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9 Sigge1·s, Philip E.
9 Talley, Percy
2 Terrill, Homer B.
2 Welch, Richard F.
11 Wilkes, James C.
10 Winkelstein, Abraham H.
11 Yingling, Raymond T.
1922
9 Albus, Frank J.
2 Bains, RobertS.
2 Bercaw, Woodson W.
2 Boote, Ward E.
1 Brown, Pierson P.
10 Callahan, Edward J., Sr.
1 Cochran, Howe P.
11 Codd, Col. Leo A.
6 Cook, Martin A.
9 Courtney, Hon. Patrick J.
3 Deegan, James F.
11 English, Kenneth J.
8 Fa1Jon, Hon. William H.
2 Faulkner, Charles W.
9 Fitzgerald, John Dillon
I Flanders, Harry J.
2 Garrity, Raymond F.
2 Rule, Matthew Thomas
l1 Hester, Clinton M.
2 Higgins, Hon. James E.
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6 King, W.
10 Labbe, Donald
2 Linden, William E.
1l McOsker, Fergus J.
9 Michaehwn, Hon. Ben
11 Page, Joseph A.
1 P1·uner, Edward R.
2 Siegel, Harry W.
1 Stine, H. Stanley
2 Sweeney, Hon. George C.
J Voorhies, Bennett .J.
1923
S Alprovis, Harold E.
1 Beake, Harold C.
6 Brown, Francis C.
4 Brown, Robert
7 Callahan, Francis P.
3 Carmody, John J.
9 Carney, Jerome F.
11 Coughlan, J. Fendall
6 Craig, Wesley Earle
4 Cronan, Hon. Walton E.
10 Dawson, Clarence E.
5 Dennison, Robert I.
9 Embrey, Bedford L.
5 Ewers, Ira L.
4 Godfrey, Edwa1·d L.
9 Griffin, Bertram F., Sr.
2 Griffin, James B.
5 Grogan, William B.
8 Harrington, George W.
11 Heafey. Edwin A.
6 Heste r, Joseph P.
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11 Leavey, Thomas E.
2 Long, Hon. Donald E.
11 Manogue, James J.
10 McNerney, Harry J.
6 Mullen, Hon. John E.
1 O'Connor, Albe1·t Dennis
1 Page, Proctor H.
1 Ramirez, Pabon Rodolfo
8 Rosenthal, Hon. Edward M.
8 Rosoff. Louis
1 Shaughnessey, John J.
6 Sheehan, John J.
5 Shutack, George A.,
2 Sterne, Charles R.
2 Stewart, Joseph W.
7 Udall, Hon. Don T.
11 Vickers, Marion R.
1924
7 Bennett, Alfred L.
10 Blewitt, J. Justin
1 Brodie, Joseph F'.
9 Burke, John J.
11 Carr, Joseph D.
ll Conrard, Charles A.
2 Cuthbertson, Morgan
4 Daly, Hon. Charles E.
6 Doherty, Cornelius H .
1 Dolan, Thomas Francis
10 Edelson, Leon
11 Emanuel, Jay
9 Fichthorn, LeGrand J. P.
1 Garrity, Henry P., Sr.
3 Grant, Clifford P.
1 Griffin, Albert A.
10 Hayd en, James J.
3 Herwig, Leopold J. H.
10 Kilcoyne, J. Harold
8 Lamb, Nicholas
10 Lauten, Herman G.
2 Mangan, Thomas J.
10 Mara, Edwin M.
6 McKeown, William T.
9 McLaughlin, Carl
1 Montgomery, Warwick
1 Murphy, Harold J.
1 Orlosky, Paul J .
3 Peyser, Philip S.
9 Ramseur, Walter G.
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10 Sheehy, Joseph E.
3 Thim, John R.
5 Thompson, J. Cleo
2 Voris, Hugh A.
3 Weaver, Hon. Leslie
1925
1 Aimone, Carlo J .
2 Aquino, Sylvester J.
11 Bence, William H.
1 Brown, Earl J.
4 Calnan, Roger S.
3 Cannon, Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. D.
4 Carne, William L.
8 Carney, Hon. George M.
2 Considine, Leo
1 Craven, James Warren
10 Crowley, John J., Jr.
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Donahue, John F.
Dowd, Col. Cecil J.
Dupont, Andrew T.,
7 Dyson, James V.
7 Dyson, Thomas R.
4 Egne1·, Col. Raymond A.
5 Farley, Ron. FrankS.
9 Fine, Louis B.
10 Finegan, James L.
7 Fitzgerald, Joseph, Jr.
7 Fitzpatrick, John J.
1 Foley, William A.
6 Geenty, William F .
2 Gould, Hyman G.
2 Haney, James P.
9 Higgins, John T.
8 Jeffrey, Paul M.
3 Kei th, James McKinley
1 Kirkman, Elwood F.
2 Koontz, Floyd E.
1 Korman, Milton D.
2 Kreag, Paul S.
10 LaBrum, J. Harry
1 Lantry, Robert J.
10 LaVelle, William J.
t Locke, John K.
2 Lutes, Paul H.
l Maroney, Joseph E.
1 Martino, Robert A.
8 Mascotte, Leo C.
11 McDonough, Bernard P.
10 McKeown, Edmond F.
2 Miller, Gustave
8 Moran, Joseph P.
1 Morris, Franklin A.
3 Mullaney, James T.
10 Murphy, James R.
1 Norris, Charles L.
6 Nowak, Andrew J.
B O'Connor, Hon. Charles J.
8 Phelan, Arthur J.
2 Quinn, Arthur L.
1l Rich, Anthony J.
1 Rosenfeld, Phillip
10 Rourke, Simon H.
1 Zazzali, Hon. A. F ., Sr.
1926
8 Baker, Thomas F .
7 Brubaker, Hon. John H.
1 Burdine, Alfred L.
1 Carlson, Reuben T.
8 Connor, James E.
1 ConnOl', M. Francis
4 Drolet, Leon L.
7 Dulligan, James F.
10 Ehrsam, Frede1•ick F., Sr.
1 Fisher, Allen Con tee
6 Foley, D. Emmett
11 Fox, Thomas H.
7 Gaghan, Joseph F.
11 Haas, Frede1·ick J.
2 Heron, Alexande1· M .
1 Hornbostel, Jam es L.
1 Hulit.t, Jacob Saul
11 Kirchner, Albert H.
3 Klaben, Reuben
5 Krasow, Harry
10 Mahar, Richard A.
4 Max, Louis
7 McAuliffe, Kenneth J.
8 McCarthy, Lawrence A.
2 Moran, Francis John
4 O'Donoghue, Martin F.
7 O'Neill, John A.
1 Peyton, Paul L.
3 Poe, Edgar Allen
1 Polk, James K.
3 Quinn, John F.
11 Reilly, James F.
9 Sears, Barnabas F.
9 Shalowitz, Aaron L.
11 Sherman, Henry
11 Sirica, Hon. John J.
6 Smith, Ernest L.
6 Stetson, Francis C.
1 Thornton, Herbert W.
2 Welch, Francis X.
3
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2 Wisch, Frank H.
1927
Armstrong, W. H .
Begley, Thomas D.
Burke, William G.
Carusillo, Louis J.
10 Carvell, Richard
11 Conley, Robert J.
10 Cushwa, Raymond C.
2 Dalton, Francis X.
11 Danaher, Francis R.
11 Fredricks, Barron
JO Gonzalez, Jose G.
2 Griffin, David L.
1 Gumina, George B.
1 Hanley, Harry J.
2 McGiannan, Alexius J.
11 Moras, Karl S.
6 Shebe11, Thomas F.
4 Weigand, Lawrence
1928
J Altieri, Hercules A.
7 Blessing, Raymond S.
9 Campana, Anthony
1 Delaney, William F.
3 Dilk, Andrew J.
1 Dolan, R. John
11 Downs, Thomas J.
8 Fin len, James Thomas, Sr.
1 Flanigan, William F'.
10 Flinn, Burke H.
9 Flynn, Joseph F.
1 Jeffries, T. Vietor
lJ Kertz, Hon. Harold A.
3 Kohnen, Hon. Ralph B.
4 Levenso n, Bennett H.
11 Lichtenberg, William R.
1 Martindill, W. S.
10 McGowan, John F .
8 McKenna, Thomas J.
11 McL aughli n, Matthew A.
6 Moran, J. Howard
10 Moynahan, Stephen A.
5 O'Brien, Joseph A., Jr.
5 Pontzer, Robert F.
5 Sealley, Hon. Thomas C.
10 Schafer, Frederick
7 Schwegmann, George A., Jr.
5 Smith, F. Leo
11 Smith, Frederick L., Sr.
11 Tamburo, Peter M.
6 Trice, J. Mark
4 Whittington, William V.
9 Wright, Edward L.
7 Yamaoka, George
1929
10 Begley, William J.
6 Burke, Robert G.
9 C"..ooney. Josep P.
10 Crahan, W. Marcus
9 Cromelin, Julian T.
1 Cronin, John William
11 Gormley, John E.
4 Harnett, Charles J.
7 Illig, William F.
8 Jones, R. Emmett
11 Kingfield, Frank J.
11 Ludes, Francis Joseph
3 McDonald, John Francis
2 McGuire, Frank
2 McQuillen, Mark C.
2 Moran, James O'Donnell
11 Morrissey, Dr. Vincent J .
11 Naame, Elias G.
5 Newman, James S.
10 O'Dea, John
11 O'Donoghue, Dr. D. W., Jr.
1 O' Leary, Vincent. J.
6 O'Shea, Carbery F.
2 Pelcher, Leslie M.
3 Reese, William E.
2 Reilly, Simon F.
1 Reis, Julian Henry
9 Saur, Otto J.
3 Shevlin, Joseph
8 Weber, Raymond C.
5 Wilmer, Mark B.
3 Zalesak, William A.
3 Zwolak, Edward J.
1930
5 Barabas, Stephen J.
6 Betts, Thomas C.
6 Carney, Thomas G.
4 Carolan, Thomas H.
11 Corish, Julian F.
1 Culkin, Gerald P.
11 Daley, Charles F., Sr.
1 Degnan, Thomas L.
10 Fakler, Paul C.
11 Feinson, Isadore
10 Finke, Robert F.
9 Hanley, Claude A.
11 Heggy, Donald R.
11 Hennessy, Dr. John J.
3 Krummert, Joseph G.
5 Nugent, Charles P.
10 O'Leary, Robert A.
2 Roerkohl, Lionel L.
5 Schwartz, Milford F.
2 Tamm, Hon. Edward A.
1 Wade, Thomas L.
10 Whelan, Raymond M.
1931
3 Albert, Anthony J.
1 B~rnstein, Nathan J.
2 Brunini, Edmund L.
2 Campbell, Howard G.
9 Daly, Thomas H.
3 Dempsey, William J.
6 DiSalle, Hon. Michael V.
8 Drummey, Charles H.
2 Farrell, Raymond F.
4 Farrell, Thomas A.
3 Hall, Lawrence M.
1 Hennessy, Jam es
10 Hurley, John Hugh
3 J ones, Francis G.
5 Kerrigan, Thomas M.
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7 Lebowitz, Samuel
11 Lettieri, Joseph A.
7 McNerney, John E.
5 Miller, Arthur W.
7 Moloney, Thomas
10 Murphy, Hon. Henry L., Sr.
1 Nolin, William E.
11 Rollo, Reed T.
2 Sadlak, Hon. Antoni N.
2 Salvatore, Arthur A.
1 Scanlon, John M.
2 Schmidt, Dr. William G.
10 Shea, William A., Sr.
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7 Welch, Mark F.
10 Williams, Peter A.
1932
2 Beyrent, Francis J.
5 Dracopoulos, Peter T.
7 Farrell, John E.
6 Feighan, John T., Jr.
7 Funck, William M.
1 Gaul, Osmond William
10 Kane, AI Philip
2 Kiley, J. Ambrose
2 Killoran, Clair J.
11 Lott, Y. D.
4 Lynch, Thomas E .
2 McCarthy, Daniel J .
11 McCue, William D.
11 Mclnerney, Maurice F.
2 O'Mahony, William J.
8 Platt, William B., Jr.
10 Rowan, William J., Jr.
11 Sarpy, Leon
2 Shelley, Walter A.
6 Steffan, Arthur A.
11 Vlautin, P. Paul, Jr.
6 Vogelwede, Arthur E.
1933
8 Abbaticchio, R. J., Jr.
2 Alishausky, Dr. Joseph P.
7 Anthony, Richard H .
6 Cavanaugh, Joseph I.
2 Corcoran, Timothy A.
9 Crofton, Walter T., Jr.
11 Diskon, George F.
7 Ezell, Estill E.
5 Ferrara, Herman D.
2 Fischgrund, Bernard H.
3 Gaghan, James T.
2 Joswick, Clement D.
4 Jutem, J. Russell
2 Kennedy, Hon. Thomas P.
7 Kline, James T.
2 MacDonald, Charles T.
9 McGarraghy Francis I.
3 Nolan, Charles F .
5 O'Donnell, John A.
11 Quirk, Barrett
1 Riscassi, Leon J.
2 Sallick, Samuel R.
2 Wall , Max
5 Wender, Harry S.
10 Winograd, Hon. Irving
1934
7 Bible, Hon. Alan H.
9 Brick, Albert
9 Cullen, John B.
8 Driscoll, Paul J.
9 English, Anthony J.
1 Ferguson, Thomas S.
1 Frankel, Abraham
5 Gallagher, Walter E.
4 Grilli, Anthony
7 Hugin, Adolph Charles
4 Hurley, Dr. C. Keefe
6 Kenny, Leo W.
3 Kersjes, Frank G.
2 Klein, William A.
11 Koons, Dr. Charles V .
10 Lawton, Frederick J.
4 Miller, Max
9 Montgomery, Victor P.
3 Pappalardo, Frank D.
2 Ryan, Harry L., Jr.
7 Stento, Thomas J.
8 Waldhauser, John T., Jr.
4 Wertleb, Sam
9 Wilner, Morton H.
1935
10 Barry, Thomas Fleming
11 Boyd, Howard
7 Cecil, John Lamont
3 Cohen, Lester E.
6 Connol1y, Robert J.
5 Connors, William M.
7 Corrigan, William S.
11 Cramer, John E., Jr.
1 Cusick, Charles Austin
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6 Keogh, John W.
2 Lamb, George Peter
4 Laskey, John L .
2 Linthicum, Sweetser
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11 Marenberg, Philip P.
9 Matteucci, Gino J .
4 Metzler, Edward L.
9 Murphy, Hon. J . Frederick
1 Poulin, Ronald J.
1 Seiss, Alfred W.
6 Shanley, James J.
7 Sweeney, Robert E.
3 Voigt, Walter H.
1 Waters, John W.
1936
2 Adonizio, Angelo J.
11 Ahern, John W.
9 Batch, Ralph F.
1 Belcher, George W.
2 Burka, Fred
7 Connor, Richard J.
3 Danner, Richard G.
6 Dante, Lee F.
6 Downer, William M.
1 Fay, Arthur E.
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3 Heekin, Wilbur
2 Holstein, Benjamin M.
9 Jochems, John Roehe l
3 Kirkpatrick, William M.
1 Lieberman, John K.
6 Maurer, Robert A., Jr.
7 McErlean, Charles F.
10 Meglen, Joseph Francis
1 Price, Leonard H.
2 Rosetta, Leo A.
1 Scheewe, Lawrence E .
6 Shannon, Charles V.
1 Tikander, Wilho
3 Williamson, Frank L.
6 Woodburn, William K.
1937
8 Bealke, Charles F.
1 Belanger, Warren E.
6 Bindeman, Jacob E.
8 Burkart, Frank J.
5 Consedine, William R.
3 Devine, Matthew L.
10 Fahy, Edward J.
2 Hoke, Frank A.
9 Hoskins, Joseph A.
1 MonaceJJi, Albert H.
8 O'Neill, Joseph A.
2 Proctor, Stuart E.
8 Rhomberg, John A.
1 Riley, Charles J.
6 Schwartz, Thomas A.
11 Shriver, J. Nicholas, Jr.
9 Stumpf, Mark P.
1938
4 Bell, Daniel, Jr.
7 Burke, Wallace Raymond
10 Byrnes, John J.
11 Cahoon, Richard C.
1 Cannon, T. Quentin
11 Dugan, Frank J.
2 Ford, Hon. Morgan D.
5 Hamilton, John L.
1 Hawley, Eldon F.
5 Hickey, Edward J., Jr.
8 Hubbell, Ernest
11 Huie, Byron S., Jr.
7 Kenefick, William N.
5 K.ronheim, Hon. M.S., Jr.
2 Lieb, M. Donald
4 Lund, Wendell L.
6 Midlen, John H.
1 Miller, Ernest H.
5 Mock, H. Byron
5 Nathan, Robert R.
6 Oehmann, Andrew F .
2 Patton, David U.
1 Prather, William G.
2 Radigan, Charles M .
10 Sacca, Stephen A.,
9 Scovell, Mace H.
3 Sheehy, Joseph L.
10 Smith, Hon. John L., Jr.
9 Sturdevant, Emerson S.
2 Walsh, Robert P.
1 Whitney, Carl Everett
1939
10 Baldinger, Dr. Milton I.
2 Blanchette, William A.
1 Cole, James 0.
1 Cook, Emmet E ., Jr.
11 Cramer, William 0.
1 Dahlgren, Robert N.
5 DelSesto, Hon. C.
8 Dvoret, Mitchell S.
6 Evans, Walter S.
6 Gatzenmeier, David J.
1 Good, George M.
9 Griffith, Horace E.
1 Herrmann, Hon. Daniel L.
2 Jenkins, Thomas J.
1 Lockley, John
2 Magaw, Elden S.
11 McKenna, John M.
1 Mermis, J oseph A., Jr.
2 Montoya, Hon. J oseph M.
3 Morgan, Edward P.
2 Murphy, Michael P.
2 Pello, Raymond William
1 Pitts, William R.
5 Powell, John E.
2 Schwartz, Sylvan
10 Sullivan, John F.
11 Telford, Horton R.
9 Tourkow, Frederick R.
1940
9 Brennan, Peter J ., Jr.
3 Brindel, John R.
11 Brown, Frank X.
3 Brown, Matthew M.
8 Calkins, Robert S.
6 Carberry, Edmund J. , Jr.
2 Chase, Nicholas J .
9 DiSesa, Joseph D.
2 Farris, William S.
11 Frutkin, Leo Henry
11 Graham, Robert F:
6 Griffin, Jerry N.
10 Haight, Lloyd E.
8 Harrington, John C.
1 Hazard, Rowland K.
1 Hend erson, James W.
3 Kiernan, Joseph William
2 Koffsky, Harold D.
7 Lindberg, Richard Carl
2 Matthews, Harold W.
4 Murphy, Lt. Col. John H.
2 O'Brien, Ear l J.
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2 Schuyler, William E., Jr.
1 Sweeney, John Daniel
1 Thompson, James L., Jr.
1941
10· Abell, William S.
4 Airhart, Chester E.
2 Cown, Capt. Julian B.
10 Denny, Joseph G., Ill
8 Fitzmaurice, Jose ph L.
2 G;artner, J. Carlton
2 Gibbons, William J.
1 Hogan, Robert R.
2 Kavanaugh, Gerard P.
3 Mathews, Howard Hume
2 Montague, Homer R.
4 Neishloss, Meyer
1 Peters, Charles J.
2 Platnik, Harry
fi Sachs, Sidney S.
2 Steele, Thomas A., Jr.
10 Tansill, Frederick R.
11 Walton, Frederick H., Jr.
1 Weintraub, Samuel
1 Zola, Ben G.
1942
7 Camalier, Charles A., Jr.
9 Cheatham, William S.
4 Christen, Arnold B.
3 Decker, Maj. Gen. Chas. L.
4 DeClerck, Edward A.
9 Hart, George H.
1 Hayes, Patrick 0 .
7 McDonnell, W. Barrett
1 Orrson, Pau l R.
2 Vecchione, Clement H. J.
4 Wall, John R.
1943
10 Causey, John Paul
11 Dean, Paul R.
6 Fitzgerald, Joseph M.
1 Flanagan, William 0.
1 Heinrich, Walter J.
5 Kotte, John A.
8 McGuinness, Joseph J .
5 McHugh, Donald P.
11 Nesbit, Col. Arthur P.
8 Schaffer, Arthur D.
10 Venema, Maynard P.
11 Watkins, Harmon L.
1944
4 Ball, Robert W.
11 Bulman, John S.
1 DeThier, M. J.
2 Jenkins, Joseph Alton
7 Keatinge, Richard H.
5 Letcher, J. Clifford
6 Moyer, Lawson A., Jr.
7 Noone, Charles M.
4 Smith, Frank Justin
2 Swanser, Bernard A .
2 Wakefield, Howard S.
8 Williams, Edward B.
1945
2 Carey, John Leo
4 Chavez, Lorenzo A.
11 Hornstein, Jacob D.
4 Lawrence, Anthony A.
8 Marchant, Roberto
1 Mathews, Charles J.
7 Rezey, George W.
4 Shine, S. Walter
1946
7 Bicknell, Albert W.
6 Bison, Henry J., Jr.
9 Cheatham, William S.
11 Dean, Paul R.
6 Fischer, Edwin R.
8 Graham, Thomas B.
10 Huard, Leo Albert
11 McDonnell, John J.
4 Monaghan, Hugh J, 11
10 Reed , J. Howard
6 Toomey, James C.
1 Walsh, Stanley
1947
11 Carver, John A., Jr.
1 Clagett, Henry C. B., Jr.
4 Dalton, Donald Henry
10 Donohoe, James A., Jr.
5 Edmondson, Hon. E. A., Jr.
2 Gearon, William J.
2 Helsel, William G.
2 Herbert, Harry A., Jr.
10 Kehoe, William A., Jr.
2 Kunz, Karl Michael
5 MacArthur, Daniel J .
5 Mann, Arthur R.
10 McCandlish, F . S.
3 McDonough, RichardT.
9 Mitchell, Eugene P., Jr.
1 O'Donoghu e, Dani el M.
6 Pease, Donald E.
11 Penne, Jam es J.
9 Rashid, Baddia J.
6 Saker, Theodore R.
10 Sullivan, Robert
1948
9 Asper, Joseph
1 Barse, John Joseph
6 Baumgartner, J. H., Jr.
5 Becker, William F.
3 Bevilacqua, Joseph A.
2 Boy kin, Lykes Muller
5 Butler, Jam es G.
4 Buzzi, Floyd L.
2 Carey, John Leo
9 Cassidy, William R.
2 Coffelt, Robert Martin
5 Connolly, Paul R., Jr.
11 Danaher, Robert C.
3 Dufresne, Josep h Paul
11 Gibbons, Leonard E.
10 Guild, Clark J., Jr.
4 Guttag, Alvin
4 Hanlon, Frederick R.
10 Hart, Stephen A., Jr.
5 Healy, Thomas M.
1 Hickey, William J.
2 Hollister, Robert F.
10 Huesman, Joseph I.
1 Hume, Robert Philip
8 McArdle, Paul F.
4 McCarthy, Jose ph S.
11 McGowan, William C.
1 McGuire, Gerald R .
11 McMahon, Paul B.
8 McNamara, Martin J., Jr.
2 Merrick, Hubert Joseph
9 Miller, John T., Jr.
4 Morriss, J ames Robert
8 Nivert, Frank J.
5 Phe lan, James T.
11 Powell, Jerome
2 Ragan, William F.
7 Reese, Edgar P.
9 Riseling, George F.
10 Ritger, Donald L. E.
1 Rodriquez, Elias Carl
11 Siciliano, Rocco C.
3 Sims, William P., Jr.
3 Torvestad, Lt. Col. R. J.
6 Wall, Thomas Henry
5 Webster, George C.
4 Whelan, Prof. John W.
8 Williams, Robert L.
1949
5 Achstetter, Christian J.
2 Bailey, Reginald K.
9 Benitez, Rear Adm. R. C.
11 Beuchert, George H., Jr.
10 Bierbower, James J.
6 Bruns, Nicolaus, Jr.
2 Bunje, Carl F.
10 Collins, Judge Jon R.
4 Conway, Paul M.
9 Dann, C. Marshall
6 Dentzel, William H.
1 Epes, William M.
2 Gallone, Guy E.
8 Ghiglieri, Bernard J., Jr.
5 Hagan, John Joseph
8 Hanifin, John F.
2 Harter, Benedict T.
3 Hartsock, Richard M.
ll Hechmer, Carl A., Jr.
10 Hogan, Edward T.
11 Hoi1an, John J.
1 J ones, J. Robert
10 Kirk, William Er, Jr.
1 Levin, William
3 Mahoney, Joseph J., Jr.
I McFadden, Joseph T.
1 McHale, James F.
9 Mis iek, William
2 Neilson, Alfred John
2 O'Connor, Gerald M.
6 O'Donnell, John J.
8 Palumbo, Pasquale
7 Quinn, James Joseph
7 Renner, Robert G.
10 Riley, Stephen M.
11 Roethel, John J .
1 Schwass, Capt. Earl R.
3 Serling, Jacob
9 Shea, William L.
1 Strong, Frank H.
8 Sughrue, Richard C.
8 Sweeney, John J., Jr.
5 Tierney, Paul J.
2 Toulouse, James R.
8 Wald, Nathan
3 Williams, Charles J.
1 Wyatt, J ames F ., Jr.
7 Youtie, Robert K.
1950
8 Apodaca, Edward J .
4 Buckley, Robert C.
11 Burd, L. Paul
2 Burger, Martin
3 Burke, Vincent C., Jr.
4 Ciccarelli, Ferdinand J.
4 Curry, Thomas F.
4 Curtin, John Thomas
2 DeFrancis, Frank J .
2 Dowell, A. Yates, Jr.
1 Fauver, Clarke Leroy
9 Foley, James H.
6 Ford, Frank William, Jr.
10 Gallagher, Edward J ., Jr.
6 Galligan, Matthew G.
2 Gorm ley, Donald Charles
11 Hefferan, Harry H., Jr.
1 Interdonato, Paul Frank
1 Jones, Roge r Rance
9 Kelley, Thomas X.
4 Kelly, Edward J., Jr.
5 Klarquist, Kenneth S.
11 Kranitz, Theodore M.
1 Krone, Robert Mitchell
7 Lamattina, Lt. Col. F. J .
11 Le Blanc, Robert E., !11
5 Letcher, J. Clifford
8 Lyons, Bernard Wm.
1 Mackey, John P.
2 McChesney, Robert W., Jr.
2 McGrath, Jerome J.
9 McGuire, Joseph E.
1 Miller, Louis A.
3 Mitchell, Dennison L.
11 Moody, Ivan Everett
2 Moore, Donald R.
6 Moyer, Lawson A., Jr.
10 Nash, James P.
2 Nevius, John Avon
5 Ortega, Arturo G.
1 Rice, James S.
1 Robbins, Norman
4 Rowan, Willi am H.
2 Saxon, James Joseph
6 Schuchat, Michael A.
1 Scull e n, James Roche
2 Sisk, Col. Eugene B.
2 Snyder, John Freeman
11 Stenger, John R.
3 Stover, Francis Wilbert
1 Tricarico, Joseph J.
7 Wilson, Patrick J.
6 Winston, John P.
7 Young, A. Stuard, Jr.
9 Znret, Harold
1951
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6 Coleman, Hon. h p.
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11 Crawford, J~~ JosePh
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11 Gilson, EdR''rnard J.
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1 Hennessy, Ja~d p,LII
6 Hertzog, Don:s g,
9 Hogan, ThoTTl y;
4 Huckert, John e~
4 Hudey, Joh; ~05 ,Jt·
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4 Stern burg, 8 0 ne L11 Stewart, Euge r
1 Stoner, John, ~~r A·•
2 Sutherland, OG'Ib'tl
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9 Zogas, Frank
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10 Casey, FranC 15 J.
1 Charlton, Fra"w
2 Comer, Walter el~oll
8 Deckelbaum. ~0 0n P·
8 Dingell, Hon. leS
8 Gallagher, Char v)'·
9 Gartlan, JoseP~ Jr·
5 Gil more, John f,'
2 Green, WilliarTl ~e
3 Grotz, John. G_eo A·
5 Gruccio, Phlih~
7 Healy, Robert ·
6 Heeg, Cha rl es E·
1 Henkel, RiehM
2 Herbert, Leon ~2 Hu eston, Rober Jt·
5 Kane, Williarn ~~rroll
2 Keating, John C
2 Keller WillillTTl · ~
5 Kelly, 'wwiaW·~i 11 11l •
1 Kelly, Capt. 1
8 Kocur, John A. (.,
8 Kohler, Willi:;"Gr~g'Jr
4 Mann, John c J,,
2 McCullough. ~"'f"., Jt·
1 McKie, Edwar
2 McRae, John f{.js J.
2 Meagher, Fr•"'nre Jjll
7 Meiburger, Geoe )3 .•
11 Mickum, Geori e 9 1l·
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8 Schissel, Ar~hur
3 Scolnik, LoUIS \"/·• Jt·
4 Shaffer, Georg_e
4 Smith, Merle J. A· Jt
6 Sweeny, Thoma 8t f·•s.·
2 Travers, Herbjf111 es
6 Vanderkelen, !' c.
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3 Ga~~:~· Peter James
4 Giord y, Col. R. F., Jr.
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2 G~eene, Vincent
• a.UY,CFrancia Wilfred
1 I! • arl D., Jr
3 u::rahan , John" E.
1 ke krnan, Jerome Harold
8 Kr nnedy, Robert D
S Lo:C'herR, Hon. Bert~n V.
10 Lu • obert E.
6 M ~bleau, Vincent E.
1 M~c urney, John J.
5 Ale arty, Robert L.
11 M Jt>nnell, Joseph T.
2 }!~ enna, Gerald S.
2 ll!o K~nna, Edward R.
11 111 rr111, Michael John
l N urray, John M.
8 p:uner, Tillmann Helmut
2 p ven, Mrs. Ruth M
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7 Piaz, Francis P.
8 Pi~krne, Romeo S., Jr.
11 p· ett, John Francis
2 P~~r"hel, Go..don M.
4 p <><k, Elliott Irving
1 RYe, A.. Kenneth
2 I! afalko, Walter A..
1 R~aner, Burton J
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4 Sh aut, Joseph W.
8 S ur, Henry
IO Sorne,rs, John C.
5 SPaniol, Joseph F., Jr.
1! Pel,lman, John D.
2 ~ulhvan, William H
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10 T&~lock,
8 T81 .•no, Carlos P.
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3 \V~~~.·J~~.t T.
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10 Baker, John E
1 gampbell, Joh~ A.
6 C&tieton, Robert Peter
5 arr, Stephen K.
2 &olhns, Jeremiah C.
1 Davae~, Harry F., Jr.
1 De~ehce, Benedetto
3 E oy e, Francia X.
Fgan, John E.
a1 Fjld, Arthur S.
1 F 0Ynn, Leo Martin
1 G } d, John Patrick
1oway, Francis J.
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2 11umbel, Richard D., Jr.
9 11 ogdan, Lawrence J.
2 l{Y e, Donald
7 )(jeating, Joseph A.
2 I{ ng, Daniel N.
8 Lopt, Milo Robert, Jr.
2 LeWia, Kenneth W
6 Mogan, Henry Jol!l~ph
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6 M. arquard, Robert
3 May, Joseph M.
2 azur, Abraham N.
l! ~~~ca, Angelo A.., Jr.
1 N on, Robert J.
6 o·Drton, William J.
3 O• onnell, Maj. M. B., Jr.
a Otreonog~ue, Patrick c.
11 p nstetn, Thoma! R.
2 P;arhon, Rudolph D.
2 R c er, Robert L.
1 Rayner, William Ward
8 e>d, Jack M
3 Rhomberg, J~hn A..
a ~inge, Fred Emile, Jr.
4 S Yan, Thomas F., Jr.
2 teele, Charles J.
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3 s~rers, Harry Edw., Jr.
2 Suu~van, Edward J., Jr.
2 Tighvan, Mary Ellen D.
4 W eh, Alfred J., Jr.
9 Wa 18 , Joseph T.
3 wirk'k.r, Anthony M., Jr.
8 w ·c. 1aer, Wm. C.,
4 y llhams, Mra. Edward B.
oun~. Cmdr. John Lotter
1955
: Aguiar, Antone S., Jr.
11 ~bxander, Robert M.
7 B an, PeterS., Jr.
2 Bradley, Edwin J.
9 Crown, Thomas P., I I I
9 D~sidy, John Joseph
9 0 ngelo, James Paul
4 Ed!'d~van, Richard X.
8 F 1 1n, Theodore
10 F orlen~a. Gerald M.
1 Goye, Thomas H.
11 Gannon, James Francis
9 Garrett, H. Lawrence , Jr.
10 G•rv ey. G~orge A.
2 au 1, DeWl.e J.
11 Banawalt , George 0 .
6 I! art, Frederick M. Jr.
6 I! arvey, B. Blakely,
4 a oupert, AndreJ.Chong
5 au, Harold Kam
6 JeY1ghes, Geor~re R.
7 J Y, George H.
8 k~Yce, Leonard S.
1 L '"'sley, Thomas Robert
3 L avtne, Richard B.
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2 toRtcco, Richard A.
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2 ~~aCoatrangelo, Leo
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6 ~eyering, Edwin L.
10 Moore, Robert H.
9 N u rphy, Leo R., Jr.
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Power, Thomas W.
Rafferty, Thoma! F. X., Jr.
Reed, Mr. William F.
Reese, Charles A.
Riddle, Eu~rene N., J>.
Rivera, Juho Cesar
Robertson , Alexande r J.
Robinson, Capt. Lucien C.
Rogers, Robert D.
Stack, Daniel
Terpstra, Hal"ry R.
Trosset, Edward J.
Van Landingh am, L. S., Jr.
Vera, Jol!leph S.
Weyrauch , Walter 0.
Willard, Richard Chao.
Yatsko, John P.
Yatsko, Mrs. John P.
1956
Adam, Orval Michael
Anthony, David Vincent
Babcock, Harry N.
Bateman, Herbert H.
Beins, Hugh J.
Belson, James A.
Berkowitz , Gerald Z.
Bertsch, Robert M.
Cacheris, Plato
Chandler, Sydney Lee
Connolly, James B.
Cretella, Henry Anthony
Curtin, William J.
Desmond, George R., Jr.
Ditchey, Joseph Robert
Dolan, Thomas J.
Donner, Sidney Robert
Egan, F. Owen
Egan, John J., Jr.
Egan, Thomas J.
Fernande z, Antonio M.
Ferry, Frank Joseph
Garlingto n, William J .
Castel, Joseph P.
Gregory, John Joseph
Hai!dip, Andrew L., Jr.
Harkins, James A., Jr.
Heffernan , Richard P.
Held, John Jacob
Hite, Ronald Gerard
Hughes, James A., Jr.
Kane, Daniel Raymond
Kennahan , John E.
Kronat.ein , Werner John
Levy, Laurence David
Libert, Donald J.
Lundy, James P.
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8 Meighan, Lt. Cmdr. John M., Jr.
1 Miller, Charles J., Jr.
1 Mortimer , Harold E., Jr.
2 Morton, Robert Clark
1 Moses, AJCred H.
1 O'Brien, Thomas E.
7 O'Leary, Donald Joseph
4 Palermo, Anthony R.
2 Parauda, Joseph Ronald
6 Peloquin, Robert D.
8 Quiggle, Jamers Williams
4 Quinn. Franci11 X.
7 Rhombery , Mrs. John A.
9 Romary, 0. Jules
2 &hlosber r, Hubert M.
1 Sexton, James, Jr.
4 Skrapita, Frank Mathias
l Thompson , R. Travis
3 Walsh, Elmer Michael
7 Weidenbr uch, Peter P., Jr.
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11 Young, Francia L., Jr.
1957
8 Amabile, Anthony R.
6 Amico, Frederick F.
3 Babcock, Mrs. Harry N.
8 Bakke, Karl E.
8 Baratta, Robert Michael
4 Biancheri , John J.
4 Brooks, Virginia L.
11 Brown, Vincent M.
2 Calkins, John T.
3 Cancio, Leopolda
2 Chretien, Charles E., Jr.
3 Citrino, Robert J., Jr.
10 Cohn, Sherman L.
4 Corbley, John F.
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4 Fornes, Gerard R.
2 Gable, Edward B., Jr.
2 Gilbert, Ralph J.
1 Griswold, RobertS., Jr.
1 Hansen, Frank M.
7 Haugh, Leroy J.
10 Hohmann , Thomas E.
1 Holley, Lee Alexande r
6 Jones, Allen, Jr.
1 Keenan, James A., Jr.
7 Kennedy, Quentin J.
6 Kernan, Frank J.
1 Klqes, Robert Dedrick
l Kottler, Saul
11 Larroca, Raymond G.
8 Mari1Jey, Richard F.
6 McCabE', Laurence J.
S McCarthy , Albert G.
2 McKaig, J. Carter
4 McKeown , Edmond F., Jr.
2 McMahon , Thomas John
2 Medicis, Joseph G., Jr.
8 Monastero , Frank V.
8 Murphy, Terrence J., Jr.
4 Murphy, William M.
1 Nesci, Pat Frank
2 Niswande r, John M.
4 Noone, Michael F., Jr.
2 O'Rourke, Thomas J.
Palmieri, John Anthony
Pearson, James A.
Poirier, C. Normand
Poms, William
Reilly, Jay V.
Russ, James M.
1 Schmertz: , John R., Jr.
1 Schwierli ng, John T.
I Schwind, George S.
8 Stoldt, Sydney V., Jr.
4 Sullivan, John F., Esq.
11 Suraci, Henry A.
1 Sutter, WilJiam L.
2 Timlin, John Lewis
1 Tremont, T. Paul
7 Walsh, Donald P.
3 Weigel, John Robert
8 Wenczel, Arthur R.
1 Willette, De Paul D.
4 Zelman, Arnold N.
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2 Acker, Robert W.
4 Adelman, Maurice, Jr.
2 Auger, Adrien Roy
3 Baker, WiUtam Allen, Jr.
8 Barry, M. Peter
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Brown, Donald A.
Connelly, Hugh J., Jr.
Connolly, Francia A., Jr.
Curtin, John Joseph, Jr.
Davis, G. Gervaise, Ill
3 Delker, David W.
2 DeSimone , Samuel G.
1 DiCiero, Salvatore A.
7 Dillon, Mrs. Frances F.
10 Dudley, Claude W.
1 Feigenbau m, Bennett
6 Grilli, Anthony E.
2 Groshek, Michael D.
2 Hanagan, Peter P.
1 Hebinck, Bernard L.
2 Hink.fusa, William G.
2 Keegan, Francia A.
1 Kelsey, C.t. Irving J.
J Kennedy, Glennon A., Jr.
8 Kling, Carl C.
4 Liggio, Paul A.
1 Lyons, William Thomas
6 MacPeak, Thomas J .
1 Malia, Gerald A..
3 May, Stephen
3 McPhaul, Thomas .F.
1 Nealon, William Coogan
2 Nigon, Joseph Patrick
1 Nolan, Aloysius G.
2 Normand eau, Andrew A.
1 O'Donogh ue, Martin F., Jr.
2 O'Hara, William Thomas
6 O'Keefe, Martin P.
4 Okoniews ki, Jerome E.
2 Olson, Ronald W.
1 Petry, Henry William
5 Porreca, Paul R.
2 Ramier, Geor~e Robert
I Reilly, Edward J.
1 Schroeder , Stanley W.
4 Semeraro , Anthony R.
10 Shafter, Robert L.
6 Shane, John Michael
2 Simmler, Robert W.
2 Sollami, Paul J.
2 Swanz, Donald J.
2 Trevisan, Rolfe Delano
11 Trumpbou r, Robert C.
2 Vallerie, John E., Jr.
2 Vallerie, Mrs. John E., Jr.
2 Walsh, James J.
2 White, James M.
2 Winston, Frank Denny
2 Zimmerm an, Albert C.
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2 Adams, Francia Matthew
4 Brenna, Daniel R.
2 Brennan, Thomas Charles
6 Brousard, Jack D.
10 Butler, James D.
1 Carmody, Donald P.
6 Caterino, Bartholom ew M.
2 Chambliss , Cleveland R.
J Charles, Kevin P.
8 Connors, Edward J., Jr.
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4 Di Marino, Louis P.
6 Donohue, George J.
I Duffy, Mrs. John Ryan
1 Duignan, Edward J.
1 Dunton, Edward A.
5 Edgewort h, Arthur B., Jr.
J Ficca, David Robert
2 Finch, Kenneth A.
5 Follmer, Frank A.
4 Foster, Charles W.
5 Gallagher , Edward J.
2 Gibney, Paul B. Jr.,
2 Goodrick, Harry J.
4 Gray, Nellie J.
4 Grotenrat h, Mary Jo
5 Hoffman, Thomas A.
4 Jacobe, Anthony J.
2 Kemp, Paul Joseph
8 Langerma n, Samuel M.
10 Ledgard, Albert L., Jr.
1 Lowicki, Stanley C.
10 Luberda, George J.
2 Lucey, Charles Emmet
8 Monahan, Charles Joseph
1 Nemes, Dr. Lealie L.
5 Nicklaus, Robert A.
1 Oasin, Manuel B.
1 O'Brien, Neil Justine
3 O'Brien, William J.
4 O'Connell , Peter D.
4 O'Connell , Mrs. Peter D.
1 Nix, Robert Francis
2 Perrin, Frank G.
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2 Reddig, Gay
1 Pet~rs. Richard Lamb
4 Phelan, Richard John
1 Provan, John
2 Sanchez, John J .
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2 Statmore, Kenneth T.
2 SuiHvan, James A. HI
3 Sullivan, William J.
5 Timlin, Robert Jame s
4 Toolan, John E., Jr.
1 Walsh, James Aloysius
1 Werner, Robert Stanton
1 Wiese, Bernard D.
4 Wilker, Jack G.
1 Williams, Leonard L.
1960
2 Albrecht, John M.
2 Baker, Thomas Edgar
1 Bartlett, Charles J.
1 Brady, Robert Stratton
S Bright, Capt. John E.
3 Brock, Sylvester W., Jr.
4 Callan, John P.
1 Celada, Raymond Joseph
4 Cohen, George H.
I Conte, Robert F. I.
2 Cooney, John Francia
I Cooney, Robert J.
1 Crean, John Meagher
4 Czaja, Donald Edward
5 Dachnowi cz, Andrew P.
1 Danilowic z, Leon Paul
6 Delaney, John J.
I DeVos, Joseph E.
4 Donohue, Robert J.
6 Ewers, John R.
2 Farlie, William N., Jr.
3 Ferraro, R. Edward
S Fisher, George A.
8 Geriak, James William
2 Gonda, Edward C.
1 Haderlein , Thomas M.
4 Hamilton, William J. Jr.,
4 Hartnett, Thomas M.
1 Hennelly, Robert P.
6 Herman, Harold Paul, Jr.
1 Holden, James Phillip
1 Jesina, Carl Lee
1 Jones, George B., Jr.
4 Kovach, Edward Martin
1 La Force, Pierre J.
1 Lavernoic h, Valerian J.
3 Lawton, Mary C.
1 Lieberma n, Allan M .
5 Mannix, John W.
2 McCarty, David J., Jr.
5 McClellan d, Robert M.
4 McHugh, Patrick J.
1 McNeil, Edward J.
1 Moran, Patrick Thomas
1 Moses, Robert E.
2 Selecky, John Andrew
6 Spazzarin i, Robert J.
1 Brown, Wallace Edward
3 Burke, Jerome Joseph
S Callan, David C.
6 Chettle, Alvin B.
2 Clifford, Thomas D.
5 Connolly, Arthur G.
1 Coon, Daniel Webster
2 Cooney, William Joseph
1 Daly, James J.
2 Dempsey, John Joseph
5 Fannon, James E., Jr.
4 Fit:r:gerald, David F.
3 Gaul, William Francis
3 Gill, David Meeker
2 Hamilton, Joseph V.
8 Head, Daniel Martin
2 Higgins, John Patrick
2 Horvitz, Selwyn Allan
1 Jahn, Jerome Joseph
1 Kornmann , Charles Bruno
1 K.ransdorf , Ronald J.
1 Krucoft', Neal Emanuel
2 Lee, Patrick William
3 Liberty, John Paul
2 Mahoney, Michael James
3 McCann, Edward M.
2 McLaughl in, Joan F.
3 McLaughl in, Richard P.
2 Moon, Paul Clinton
3 Oakar, James Louis
3 O'Brien, John Charles
1 Pnrise, Raymond Patrick
2 Pope, William Alfred
1 Quinn, F. Patrick
2 Rafano, Robert Carlo
2 Rebeck, Richard Stephen
2 R•llins. Dnnald E.
1 Ricks, Jay Edwin
2 Roen, Stephen Arthur
4 O'Brien, John Lyndon
2 Shane, Charles N., Jr.
6 Seward, Peter G.
1 Shanahan , James Patrick
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O'Neil, Thomas A.
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Padgett, George A.
Quinn, James L., Jr.
Raffanti, William J., Jr.
Randolph, John Dennis
Rich, John Alfred
Rider, Joseph Leo
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3 Rosenfeld , Robert
2 Schlosser, Marvin Edw.
I Scibelli, Arthur Peter
3 Sedory, Allen R.
1 Sheehan, Joseph J.
5 Siciliano, Louis E.
1 Smith, Myron Charles
I Sullivan, Ronald M.
2 Tutek, Henry G.
2 Wong, Francis Alvin
J Zeman, Charln James
1961
1 Alexander , William H.
2 Amabile, Angelo Thomas
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4 Cawood, Mrs. James C., Jr.
4 Cawood, James C., Jr.
2 Coe, Roger Norman
2 Corazzini , Robert Frank
2 Dooley, Denis J., IT
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Galbiati, Elmer W.
Garrity, William P.
Griffith, Edward M., Jr.
Grossman , Herbert
Billie, Robert W.
Hofer, Roy Ellis
Holleran, Martin G.
Jacobs, Mark C.
Kane, Paul Neil
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1 Laffitte, Hector Manuel
3 Lanzillott a, A.. Paul
1 Lerner, Isadore Jack
1 Lindh, Alfred John
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1 Marcil, Roger Bernard
2 Marzik, Robert Kenneth
3 May, Stephen
1 Mazzotta, Salvatore A.
4 McGoldric k, John G.
1 McKee, Thomas Joseph
1 McKinney , E. Frank
2 Missett, Joseph V., Ill
I Mitchell, Glenn A..
S Moynahan , Stephen A.., Jr.
I Nalty, Paul A.
7 Nichelson , Denis L.
3 Rosenberg , Marvin
9 Stradar. George F., Jr.
2 Stcuzzt, Bruno Peter
3 Sullivan, Charles J., Jr.
1 Velten, Paul Walter
1 Wagman, Leonard Morton
4 WaJker, Thomas J., Jr.
4 Weinmann , Eric W.
1 Weston, Charles Don
6 Wood, John Herbert
2 Wyatt, Douglas W.
1962
6 Begley, Thomas D., Jr.
1 Blicher, Leslie Stuart
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2 Sheehy, Terrence Chas
2 Shields, Cornelius C.
1 Silver, Sidney James
2 St. Lawrence , Franklin R.
1 Sweeney, Joseph Thomas
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2 Whelan, Roger M.
1 Yacovelle , John A., Jr.
2 Yamner, Morris
3 Yeatman, Francis Edward
2 Young, John William
6 Zazzali, James R.
1963
2 Baer, Tommy Percy
2 Bassler, William G
2 Beliveau, Severin M.
1 Brown, Thomas Francia
2 Carroll, Phillip M.
2 Curtin, David Murray
2 Dai1ey, William J., Jr.
2 Dyer, Ralph A. III
1 Eberharte r, Herman P., Jr.
1 Elsberg, Stuart M.
I Flint, Robert Bryan
9 Frekko, Dr. Tibor E.
2 Gallagher , Mary Jean
5 Garlick, Thomas B., Jr.
1 Geiger, Maurice Duane
1 George, Lee Isaac
1 Green, Robert Gerard
2 Hruaotf, Ronald Rex
2 Huge, Harry Arthur
1 Hutz, Rudolf Edward
2 Katz, Gerald Manuel
1 Kenny, John
1 Kwitniesk i, Alfons F.
4 Maher, Walter Bruno
4 McCaffert y, W. J ., Jr.
2 McGuniga l, Thomas Edw.
1 Monaco, Mrs. L. A., Jr.
2 Monaco, Lawrence A., Jr.
6 O'Brien, Joseph E., Jr.
2 O'Malley, James Kiel"an
2 Peltz, Harry, Jr.
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2 Roberta, Edward Calhoun
2 Schaefer, J. Michael
2 Sheridan, Paul Francis
2 Sullivan, lot Lt. Gerald T.
1 Tat, Mehmet Aygen
1 Thomson, William E., Jr.
2 WaH, Thomas Francis
2 Walsh, Robert Kevin
2 Wenzler, Otto F.
1964
1 Bart, Clifford S.
1 Bonanno, J nck Francis
I Castle, Michael N.
2 Coleman, Francis T., Jr.
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1 Sullivan, Dr. Joseph D.
1904
3 Coney, Or. Joseph Ped
1910
6 Rogers, Or. Francis J .
1913
3 Amiot, Dr. William F.
1 Daniels, Dr. John L.
2 Hernandez Mora, Dr. G. E.
1914
11 Hefferan, Dr. Harry H.
1915
2 Anthony, Dr. Alvin E.
11 Murdy, Dr. William F.
1916
11 Hinds, Or. M. Francis
2 Kohlmeier, Dr. C. F.
1 Vitale, Dr. Joseph A.
1917
8 Segal, Or. Meyer
1918
1 Garrity, Dr. Harold V.
3 Reilly, Dr. Albert A.
2 Reilly, Dr. George L.
10 Reilly, Dr. J. Garrett
1922
1 Chase, Dr. William
5 Creamer, Or. David G.
6 Hopkins, Dr. Stephen C.
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1 Horowitz, Morri s M. Est.
9 Kaplan, Dr. Harry
9 MacDonald, Dr. Archie E.
7 McGuirk, Dr. James J .
10 Schweikhardt, Dr. C. J.
1924
3 Hickey, Dr. Joseph D.
4 Leonhardt, Dr. Frank A.
3 Sengstacken, Dr. Wm. F.
9 Williams, Dr. W. E.
1925
9 Fitzgibbon, Dr. David J.
8 Saunders, Dr. Clifton K.
8 Sloan, Dr. Emil H.
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11 Beebe, Dr. Steven 0.
10 Berger, Dr. HowardS.
6 Bernstein, Dr. Herma n F.
4 Collins, Dr. Daniel J.
11 Delaney, Dr. Edward H.
8 Dinsmore, Dr. Alfred
8 Katko, Dr. Andrew A.
2 Manseau, Dr. Roland A.
1 Twomey, Dr. Philip A.
1927
2 Casella, Dr. Alex J.
6 Hallisey, Dr. John A.
1928
2 Barnhard, Dr. Ralph W.
3 Denny, Or. Harry B.
5 Falls, Dr. Walker M.
2 Gladstone, Dr. Corbett E.
6 Milton, Dr. Daniel T.
4 Murphy, Or. Joseph M.
2 Robin, Dr. Philip
1 Robin so n, Dr. J. Leslie
1 Schertz, Dr. Joseph B.
5 Scully, Dr. Cletus M.
1929
1 Carroll, Dr. Francis A.
10 Dubit, Dr. Louis
2 Eisner, Dr. frving
l Forster, Dr. J oseph T.
2 Gordon, Or. Herman
1 Hagan, Dr. Thomas L.
1 McCluskey, Dr. John F .
1930
8 Beec h, Dr. Harry J .
1 Bougie, Dr. James A.
3 Faust, Dr. Louis J.
9 Fear, Dr. Robert E .
11 Halaby, Dr. J ohn P.
9 Kling, Dr. Albert E.
1931
1 Carbone, Dr. James F.
9 Dick, Dr. Arthur
9 Greeves, Dr. J ames J.
3 Joseph, Dr. Lewis C.
1 Livingston, Dr. Jerome S.
9 Mancari, Dr. Joseph A.
1932
2 Amato, Dr. Samuel Dante
10 Birthright, Dr. W. T.
9 Brogan, Dr. Albert J.
9 Connelly, Cr. Harold R.
7 Coo mbs, Dr. Samuel A.
2 Coulon, Dr. Charles E .
2 Donahue, Dr. James J.
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11 Murto, Dr. Charles B.
11 Nicosia, Dr. Salvator A.
2 Woronow, Dr. Albert E.
1933
10 Arabolos, Dr. Michael J.
2 Campi, Dr. John G.
2 Francavilla, Or. Carlo
11 Levesque, Dr. Adrian J.
8 Lupo, Dr. Vincent L.
10 Madden, Dr. Joseph A.
4 McAndrews, Dr. Wm. M.
2 O'Keefe, Dr. John A.
6 Skladzien, Dr. Stephen A.
9 Surdi, Dr. William L.
3 Taylor, Dr. Bruce L., Jr.
7 Villanova, Dr. Michael N.
5 Walton, Dr. Joseph B.
11 Wolfson, Dr. Edward
3 Wood, Dr. Karl H.
1934
1 Accetta, Dr. Anthony F.
3 Aiosa, Dr. Vincent E.
1 Bowman, Dr. Lawrence W.
8 Eccleston, Dr. Wm. E.
5 Fishman, Dr. William
1 Floria, Dr. Bruno G.
11 Franco, Dr. Armand A.
7 Gaynor, Dr. Joseph M.
4 Goldin, Dr. Arthur J.
3 Lady, Dr. Howard R.
9 Liguori, Dr. Sirio L.
1 Montzka, Dr. Alfred J.
3 Oliveri, Dr. Michael E.
1 Pedicini, Dr. John A.
9 Rubin, Dr. Herman J .
11 Seidel, Dr. William
11 Silverman, Dr. Meyer M.
8 Smallwood, Dr. W. L.
1 Smith, Dr. William G., Jr.
6 Tomasulo, Dr. Frank J.
1935
5 Clark, Dr. Lawrence F.
1 Colen, Dr. Joseph E.
11 Fabrizio, Or. Francis J .
1 Gialanella, Dr. Joseph T.
2 Golinski, Dr. John T .
4 Hogan, Dr. William J.
4 Humphries, Dr. J. Louis
7 Jaffe, Dr. Victor N.
II Judge, Dr. John A.
4 Pannullo, Or. Gene N.
9 Sacasa, Dr. Fernando F.
2 Schwartz, Dr. Mortimer E.
10 Schwartzman, Dr. M. S.
6 Siccardi, Dr. Louis F.
1936
2 Baeszler, Dr. John Lewis
1 Bloom, Dr. Richard I.
8 Bogikes, Dr. George W.
11 Bongiorno, Dr. Frank
2 Chasko, Dr. Lawrence J .
2 Diener, Dr. J . Jack
6 Fabrizio, Dr. Richard F.
9 Monks, Dr. Thomas R.
1 Nigra, Dr. Mario P.
2 Parnel1, Dr. John F.
11 Shulman, Dr. Israel
4 Sutin, Dr. Sheldon
5 Tomasi, Dr. Francis C.
1 Veax, Dr. David B.
1937
1 Fingeroth, Or. Abraham I.
9 Goldblatt, Dr. Albert S.
1 McCauley, Dr. John J.
1938
2 Acquavell a, Dr. F. J.
2 Amyot, Dr. Bruno E.
5 Casill o, Dr. Leon ard P.
11 Clemence, Dr. J ohn S.
4 Cohen, Dr. Robert L.
8 Dickinson, Or. J ames B.
7 Dolan, Dr. William M., Jr.
11 Dubit, Dr. Jac k T.
10 Frazer, Dr. David M .
9 Genualdi, Dr. F. B.
1 Himmelfarb, Dr. Morris H.
1 Jankowski, Dr. Henry F .
10 Lady, Dr. David F.
9 Mallinoff, Dr. Herman
10 Mandelbaum, Dr. Abraham
1939
11 August, Lt. Col. Walter C.
2 Bauman, Or. Pau l f.
3 Brooks, Lt. Col. Harold L.
5 Cra ig , Dr. Leonard B.
2 DiPasca, Dr. J oseph E.
6 Greenspan, Or. Sidney N.
6 Joffe, Or. Seymour L .
1 Koch, Dr. Step hen M .
11 Kruger, Dr. Gustav 0., J r.
2 Lic htm an, Dr. Irving S.
10 Mullen, Dr. Francis R.
5 Murphy, Dr. Thomas J .
4 Posn e r, Dr. Benjamin S.
3 Rubinson, Dr. Solomon
4 Wolf, Dr. William
1940
l Caruso, Or. John J.
11 Casamassimo, Dr. Paul
9 Crean, Dr. Jerom e M.
7 Feldman , Dr. Frank
9 Gemza, Dr. Francis E .
6 Haley, Dr. Edward E.
2 lmp aglia, Or. Rocco A.
7 Kossow, Or. Herman J.
8 Musarra, Dr. Francis 0 .
l Penna, Dr. Charles J.
7 Pupilla, Dr. Matt hew
11 Schneider, Or. J ohn E.
4 Varallo, Dr. D. Vincent
1941
8 Adam s, Dr. J ames D.
7 Bernhard, Or. J ames W.
6 Cole, Or. David
3 Copperthwaite, Or. H. J .
10 Derkasc h, Dr. Alexander
5 Donovan, Or. J ohn F.
4 Herndon, Dr. Raymond W.
1 Jacobs, Dr. Nathan
3 LeClaire, Capt. Geo. J .
10 Le is hear, Dr. Samuel A.
11 Maizels, Dr. Albert D.
4 Masino, Or. Frank N.
1 Miller, Dr. Philip
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9 Troise, Dr. John E.
1942
11 Arge ntieri , Dr. George W.
2 Blake, Dr. Robert G.
1 Chiccone, Dr. F'. G.
3 Clayman, Or. Stanley S.
9 Coffey, Dr. Thomas B.
3 Collins, Dr. Edward W.
6 Conolly, Dr. J. B., Jr.
DeBellis, Dr. Leonard N.
Dietz, Dr. Charles Jr.
Ditzler, Dr. N. William
Fe1·rara, Dr. Joseph R.
Fitzpatrick, Dr. T. B.
I Goffredi, Dr. Corrado J.
7 Halloran, Or. Robert M.
3 Jver, Dr. William H.
2 Kolakowski, Dr. Henry P.
6 Kraft, Dr. Fulton
1 Litrento, Dr. Francis J.
9 McSweeney, Dr ..John T .
1 Nadeau , Dr. Robert B.
10 Oristian, Dr. Michael
5 O'S haughnessy, Dr. Wm. J.
10 Radogna, Or. Joseph P.
3 Rosanelli, Gabriel D.
8 Scannell, Dr. John M., Jr.
5 Scully, Dr. Cletus M.
1943
6 Abramo, Or. Nicholas R.
8 Blatt, Dr. Jesse
11 Calci, Dr. Henry V.
2 Fahey, Dr. Bartley A.
2 Folmer, Dr. Joseph A.
8 Footer, Dr. Jerome
6 Geiger, Or. Erwin S.
8 facono, Dr. Orlando
7 lgoe, Dr. William J.
3 Keahon, Dr. Gerald R.
10 Lanzillo, Dr. Frank A.
10 Leon, Dr. Albert K. , Jr.
2 Levesque, Dr. J . Gerard
5 Levi n, Dr. Stanley
6 Musarra, Dr. Gerald
II Pepek, Dr. J oseph M.
5 Pot era, Dr. Felix B.
11 Pou los, Or. J oh n
1 Powers, Dr. J ohn J.
4 Rooney, Dr. James M.
9 Sch lesinger, Dr. A. J.
7 Snitzler, Dr. J ohn L.
11 Zaino, Or. Rocco M.
1944
8 Aburrow, Dr. Harry A.
11 Burchesky, Dr. Robe rt Z.
3 Cahill, Dr. Will iam F.
10 Carmona, Dr. J esus E.
8 Chovitz, Dr. Frank J.
3 Clark, Dr. Philip J .
4 Cyr, Dr. Normand E.
1 Darr, Dr. J oseph A.
3 Kaplan, Dr. Robert L.
1 Kearney, Dr. J oseph B., Jr.
2 Laspia, Dr. Michael R.
7 Lawson, Dr. Walte r E.
2 Mead, Dr. Sterling G.
2 Merc ier, Or. Adrien W.
11 Moscow it z, D1·. Arthur .
2 Sabbia, Dr. Frank J .
11 Scannell, Dr. James B.
10 Schwa rtz, Dr. 1rving
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8 Silverman, DP. David A.
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1945
3 Copperthwaite, Or. Wm. H.
11 Costa, Dr. David, Jr.
1 Cozzolino, Dr. Michael A.
7 Culotta, Or. Anthony P.
1 Launi, Dr. Anthony
2 Love, Dr. J oseph W.
10 Paulsen, Dr. Albert G.
2 Pitt, Dr. J ohn F.
11 Sasso, Dr. Albert J.
II Stimpfle, Dr. Robt. J., Jr.
1 T1· ahos, Dr. Norman
2 Wysolmerski, Or. S. S.
1946
10 B a ldinger, Dr. Sheldon Z.
5 Bell, Dr. J oh n A.
7 Bosco, Dr. J oseph G.
2 Chapman, Dr. Perry R., Jr.
11 Chasko, Dr. William J .
8 Deside rio, Dr. Vincent G.
2 OiConza, Dr. Peter J.
4 Hamilton, Dr. R ay A.
10 Helig, Lt. Col. F. A.
2 Hughes, Dr. Porter A.
2 Jacobs, Or. Ben L.
6 Kahn, Or. Stuart L.
t Kirkham, Dr. Grant
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6 Rhymes, Dr. David f.
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Vet ra no, Dr. Carney A.
Wallace, Dr. Frank H .
1947
Aiuto, Dr. Anthony J.
Bonadies, Dr. Daniel
Braid a, Dr. Alfred J.
Carroll, Dr. John F.
Congour, Dr. Raymond J .
Conlon, Dr. Michael J.
Devaney. Dr. Robert L.
DiGiorgi, Dr. Francis M.
Domse r, Dr. Ir a L.
George, Dr. Joseph E.
Giordano, Dr. A. A.
Go ldstein, Dr. Lloyd M.
fzzo, Dr. Thomas N.
Lechan, Or. Leonard M.
McCa ll, Dr. Edward H.
Muldoon, Dr. Will iam B.
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8 Smith, Dr. Ru ssell T.
11 Veith, Dr. J oseph C., Jr.
9 Wagoner, Dr. Charles H.
3 Wisniewski, Dr. E. T.
2 Woytowitz, Dr. John V.
1948
1 Burke, Dr. Thomas J.
7 Katz, Dr. Nathan
8 Kubera, Dr. Daniel John
11 O'Donnell, Or. Wm. F., Jr.
7 Sheingorn, Dr. Abe
2 Sobieski, Cmdr. Edw. F.
4 Sullivan, Dr. Josep h M.
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11 Kline, Dr. William R.
2 Kriby, Dr. Earl J.
11 Mocca, Dr. Nicholas A.
2 Rubino, Dr. Victor H .
6 Solomon, Dr. Burton
10 Sutter, Dr. William H.
9 Wenger, Dr. Herman J.
1950
1 Baumberger, Dr. Chas W.
11 Bode, Dr. William G.
10 Brezon, Dr. Edward C.
6 Burke, Or. John F., Jr.
7 Cafritz, Dr. Hubert 1....
3 Cardillo, Dr. John I.
1 Clayman, Dr. Melvin R.
10 Dwyer, Dr. William F.
6 Earnshaw, Dr. Herbert I.
8 Ellis, Dr. Arthur R., J r .
9 Fernicola, Dr. Daniel J.
10 Gentile, Dr. Victor J.
5 Greenfie ld, Dr. L. S.
4 Hamilton. Dr. Ray A.
11 Hanna, Dr. Peter J .
11 Hewett, Dr. James E.
11 Hunter, Dr. M. Ray
4 Keating, Dr. Thomas J.
2 Korff, Dr. Harry 0.
11 LeMense, Dr. Jos. M., Jr.
2 Mautone, Dr. Rocco H.
7 McAuliffe, Dr. John E.
2 McLaughli n, Dr. J ohn J.
2 McVeigh, Dr. John B.
2 Muratori, Dr. Anthony A.
7 O'Sullivan, Dr. T. W.
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l Sath re, Dr. Pau l Howa rd
8 Sc hu ster, Dr. Samuel J .
11 Webster, Or. J ean J ay
1951
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8 Bessette, Dr. Arthur L.
II Blackwood, Dr. T. J ., Jr.
11 Bolton, Dr. Jam es, Jr.
2 Butera, Dr. Gaetano
1 Caceci, Dr. Richard J.
11 Camacho, Or. Manuel G.
11 Carte r, Dr. Bernard F.
4 Chipman, Dr. Curtis B.
8 Colli n s, Dr. William K.
3 Conl ey, Dr. L. R., Jr.
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5 Crosby, Dr. J ames F., J r.
1 Delaney, Dr. William T.
1 Dougherty, Dr. J ames M.
11 Drewyer, Dr. Darwin R., Jr.
8 Fontneau, Dr. Edward L.
6 Gardineer, Dr. George F.
1 Gilligan , Dr. Malcolm D.
6 Kasnett, Dr. Robert
3 Lazzari, Dr. And1·ew J .
5 Magner, Dr. Edward P.
8 Marot, Dr. George A.
8 Matthews, Dr. Matthew A.
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1 McMahon, Dr. Thomas P.
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8 Milne, Dr. Ar thur K.
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2 O' Brien, Dr. James E.
7 Patella, Dr. Fred T.
1 Powers, Dr. Edward M.
9 Reilly, Dr. J ohn G.
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Fidance, Dr. Ernest M.
Flick, Dr. E. C., Jr.
Glaser, Dr. William D.
Goldman, Dr. J. Barry
Hadity, Dr. Toffe M.
Hersch man, Dr. Jay B.
Hiers, Dr. J ack D.
Karanian, Dr. George K.
Kunec, Dr. Peter P.
LaFemina, Dr. Thomus M.
Marcantoni, Dr. Wm. D.
McCourt, Dr. Thomas H.
O'Malley, Dr. George C.
Perez, Dr. Josep h S.
Plodzik, Dr. Henry M.
Sandler, Or. Adolph N.
Scali, Dr. Vincent J.
Simler, Dr. Ronald B.
Smith , Dr. Vincent P.
Totaro, Dr. Peter PhiHp
Villacara, Maj . Alfred A.
Wagner, Dr. Robe rt P.
Wetz, Dr. J on H .
Zippili, Dr. Genarro J.
1960
1 Bagley, Or. Lell 0 .
Braseo, Dr. Josep h A.
Brem, Or. Arthur
Carbone, Dr. J oh n Wm.
Carroll, Dr. Charl es G.
Conaghan, Dr. J ohn B.
Curtis, Dr. John E.
Devanney, Dr. William J.
Dumas, Dr. Armand Leo
2 Eklind, Or . Ronald R.
2 Farley, Dr. Donald L.
1 Franciose, Or. Ange lo
I Glodck, Dr. Lewis P.
5 Goutos, Or. C. G.
1 Grosky, Dr. Donald V.
1 Hu g hes, Dr. Kenne th G.
2 Klena, Dr. Matth e w J.
1 Kulick, Dr. Joseph A.
5 Kushner, Dr. Herbert W.,
1 Leonard, Or. Thomas G.
2 Marino, Dr. AlbertS.
5 Masciale, Dr. Michael F.
3 Mastromatteo, Dr. J . A.
2 Moriarty, Or. Robe rt H.
3 N aselli, Dr. Bernard R.
2 Nebbia, Dr. Anthony A.
1 O'Neil, Or. Thomus C.
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2 Quinn, Dr. Thomas J. , Jr.
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1 Romaniello, Or. F. R.
4 Roslyn, Dr. AlbertS.
4 Sorbera, Dr. Richard J.
1 Thornett, Dr. J. F.
4 Vogeley, Or. John Chns.
1 Voln ey, Or. Philip H.
2 Wojcik, Or. Eugene F.
2 Wong , Dr. Thomas L.
1961
1 Ambrosi, Dr. Anthony C.
1 Cifatte, Dr. Paul F.
4 Didiuk, Dr. JohnS.
3 Giamarco, Or. A. Louis
4 Jl ertelis, Dr. A ina
5 Klemm, Dr. George M.
1 Mazzella, Dr. Walter J.
3 Natiella, Or. Josep h
1 Pelish, Dr. Thomas F.
2 Phass, Dr. J ack C., Jr.
1 Sacco, Or. Louis John
2 Stiles, Dr. De nni s H.
4 Wroblewski, Or: Ronald J .
2 Zimmerman, Dr. Edgar S.
1962
1 Berardi, Dr. J. Robe rt
2 Buonomo, Dr. Anthony R.
1 Corsig, Dr. Donald A.
2 DeMarco, Or. John J .
2 Frier, Or. Donald Adams
2 Laguzza, Or. Alfred R.
3 Mac in tyre, Or. DonaldS.
2 Milzmtm, Dr. J oseph B.
1 Recupero, Or. Th omas A.
2 Westermeier, Or. R. S.
2 Xifaras, Or. William L.
2 ~!~~dge, Or. Chas M., Jr.
2 Bogdonoff, Dr. Chas. Mac
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Me rryfield, Or. Donald R.
Mill er, Dr. Mark Jo seph
Mitobsky, Or. Stanley A.
Palace, Dr. Victor J .
Ramunda, Dr. Daniel J.
Scheffer, Or. Robert B.
Sokoly, Dr. Laszlo
1964
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Hennessey. Dr. Thomas A.
Levy, Dr. Mayer Glickson
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Costello, James F.
Dolan, Th omas Francis
Donn elly, Bon. Walte r J .
Dotte re r, Harold
Grube r , He rbert W.
Knarr, Matthias W.
Pie rrot, A. Ogde n, Sr.
Reilly, Raymond J .
Rice, Rudolph
Sullivan, Philip D.
Taske, Mayer
1922
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II Iden, Oscar Glenn
10 McKeown , Edmond F.
II McNulty. Rear Adm. R. R.
10 Ullrich, Warre n
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Callanan, Leo J.
Frank, William Etlicott
Ganley, Joseph E.
Larkin, William E.
Le Lacheur, Dr. Em bert A.
Mange r, Dr. William N.
Peters, William L.
Schultz, Lawrence H.
Sutlive, W. Kirkland
1924
Creutz, Gregory M.
I den , Oscar Glenn
Kenke l, Anthony B.
Long, Richard C.
~{c D errnott, John W.
Mitchell, William L.
Powers, Vincent W.
Rice, Rudolph
1925
Bark meier, J oseph 11.
Busch, Dr. Nicholas J.
Clancy, James H., Jr.
Coutinho, Or. J. De. S.
Craley, V. Raymond
Curran, John C.
Derby, J ohn H.
OuPui l!i, John J.
Flynn, Bernard J.
Fridinger, Norman S.
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Hatton, David M.
Martinez, Manuel G.
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7 Bartram, Alfred J.
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3 Riddleberger, Hon. J. W.
2 Shannon, J ohn H.
1 Thiel, Cyril L.
2 Weinrott, Samuel
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Collins, James P.
Coughlin, Paul H.
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5 Pettus, Wa lter K.
3 Trainor, J. Raymond
3 Wals h, James A.
1928
11 Beitzel!, Edwin W.
2 Bennett. Francis A.
1 Duffy, Walte r Philip
1 Greenefege, Sergei J.
11 Jones, William F.
7 Martinez, Manuel G.
2 Maserick, Albert L.
4 Neale, James F., Jr.
9 Phelps, Gordon
2 Rosenthal, Aaron M.
1929
1 Ball, Norman Tower
1 Boehringer, Carl Herman
8 Carew, Roy J?h;n son
2 Conkright, W1lham A.
1 Cottrell, Arthur M.
9 Crown, John R.
2 Facchinn, John J.
1 Heck, George Jose~h
10 Hoffman, V. Mannmg
7 r..a Pin e, Alfred W.
9 Lovette, Vice Adm. L. P.
3 McCarthy, William F.
3 McFall, Hon. Jack K.
3 Meehan, Robert Michael
1 Saied, John E.
2 Sallick, Samuel R.
4 Tierney, Robert J .
5 Trainor, Frederic k J.
2 Wall, Max
1930
9 Daly, Marc us
2 Dolan, John P.
2 Flake, Hon. Wilson C.
5 Freema n, Carl H.
4 Hirsh , Bennett M.
7 McAloon, Leo R.
9 Powers, Jam es G.
9 Raine, Philip
1 Smith, H. Ge rald
11 Stern, E. Theodore
2 Varga, Ste phen J .
193 1
1 Bogle, Frank M.
9 Hickenboth am, Herald J .
2 Krebs, Warre n J.
9 Boyle, Robert J.
11 Canyes, Manu el
4 Clark, Ke nneth J .
5 Gerardi, Stephen P.
5 J ohn son, Alvin E.
I Leone, Leonard H.
3 Mars h, A. Fe nwick
I Martin, James Jose ph
11 Ryan, Charles P.
2 Santoiana, Joseph F.
1 Schumann, Paul Anthony
6 Wal s h, J ohn E.
1932
1 Benner, Harry Lohr
I Bereng uer, Arnaldo C.
1 Brady, John B.
4 Keil, Ru s!Jell D.
3 Mitch ell , Dennison L.
6 Oehmann, Andre w F.
4 Pearson, James W.
1 Seiss, Alfred W.
4 Tardugno, Michae l A.
2 Vaughan, Charles C.
1933
3 Beaudry, Henry F.
11 Bodell, Benjamin F.
8 Ellis, CharleJil Perry
6 Haardt, Carl J.
I Herman, David Pe ter
1 Nolan , Churles Paul
4 Noznesky, Harry J.
5 Pete rson, Roland E.
8 Reinstein, Jacques J .
5 Rode n, Dr. Albe rt A.
11 Tatte rsall, J ohn C.
11 Valtz, J ohn F.
1934
7 Agather, Victor Neils
8 Beck, Robe rt W.
9 Berman, Leonard G.
3 Chicquor, Sydour
4 Connor, Richard E.
3 Eagle, Capt. C. R.. Jr.
10 Goldman, Aaron
7 Gunther, Clarence S.
8 Hillary, J. Jose ph
1 Horsey, Hon. Outerbridge
2 Murph y, John L., Jr.
2 Myen, Edward D.
1 Orloski, J ohn A. E.
8 Ryan, Adrian J.
10 Sinclair, Francis M.
1935
3 Budd, Col. Hyme A.
9 Calandra, Michael V.
7 Cla rke, Wm. H. Jr.
11 Griffin, Richard B.
8 Henry, Edward A.
1 Meyer, Lowell W.
1 Natirbov, Malia G.
5 O'Connell. J ack E.
5 Reichley, Dr. Marlin S.
1936
1 Belie, George Nicholas
5 Berman, Bennett H.
11 Karlin, Jul es Alexander
11 Loving, John
3 Schwartz, Abba P.
1937
2 Andary, Francis N.
3 Brown, Matthew M.
1 Doyle, Michael L.
4 DuVal, Capt. Mil\!!!i
J Esenstad, Leon
2 Fidel, E. Allen
7 Gaghan, Joseph F.
8 Grunwell, Alfred E.
9 McCarthy, F . Richard
11 Sandore, Thomas G.
4 Stowe, Le Roy F.
1938
3 Cassell, Albert Sidney
2 Sheadle, David Ward
3 Columbu s, Earl C.
2 Oochez, D. Armand W.
8 McGarity, H. C.
2 McKenna, John J .
1939
2 John so n, Harvey F., J r.
2 Krumeich, Edward E.
2 Mazzacaro, Frank A.
1 McClenahan, Bruce A.
11 McNamara, J . Arthur
4 Moore, Charlel!i Anthony
10 Morrow, Thomas F.
1 Raish, Capt. Leonard R.
4 Reiser, Frank J.
5 St adtler, J ohn Walm sley
7 Tehaan, Frede rick A.
1940
2 Balch, Capt. Richard S.
1 Barlas, George C.
10 Castle, Edward M.
2 Champion, George P.
9 Cohen, Emanuel B.
2 DuVivier, Dr. Pau l F.
1 Ehrhart, Leo J. , Jr.
3 Fay, Hon. William M.
11 Ge lfand, Meyer
10 Hogan, Ralph M., J r.
2 Lachinian, Enoch
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1 Roberts, Benjamin S.
10 Roge rs, Melvin
6 Thompson, J ohn M.. Jr.
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Fowler, George C., Jr.
Hell er, Henry R., Jr.
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8 Ma nno, Or. Fra ncis J.
f') McEvoy, Charles L.
5 Nouri, Edmond J.
2 Sandler, Mel
3 Sherman, William P.
8 Smith, Harry J ., Jr.
2 Tighe, Lt. Col. Thomas B.
1 Von Weisel, John H.
1942
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8 Cruden. Joseph C.
5 Dickey, Edwin Mil ton
1 Driscoll, Alle n V., Jz·.
7 Duffie, Ralph J .
6 Eckel, William P.
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2 Magarahan, Jam es F.
6 Mend, Thomas E.
10 Offutt, Ric hard H.
3 Rice, Patrick M.
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2 Wolohan, e uge ne C.
1943
3 Bocken, Maj. Richard C.
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3 Calaf, Frederick A.
3 Camillo, Jack J .
2 Carraway, Capt. Wm. , R.
4 Conathan, J oh n Edward
1 Oeitcher, Moses
3 Dobyns, Edward P.
Dufres ne, J oseph Paul
Hirt, Francis L.
Hollister, Robe rt F.
Horigan , John C.
I Lowry, Rev. Jose ph K., Jr.
10 May, Walte r H.
6 McGovern, John B.
3 McGrath, Euge ne C.
7 Minnis, William G.
1 Morrison, John Bruce
1 Moye r, Eugene C.
6 Pease, Donald E.
1 Shortley, Robert L.
10 Stevenson, Thomas J. , Jr.
9 Sweig, Dr. Martin
11 Tigani, J . Vincent Jr.
5 Trappe, John A.
6 Tri sko, Ralph L.
8 Willi ams, Robert L.
3 Yates, Cecil R.
2 Zimmerman, Harry E. A.
2 Zuch Frank M., Jr.
1944
2 Buchanan, W. Baldwin Sr.
5 Butts, Halleck A.
1 Davis, Roy Leonard Jr.
6 Goldberg, Reube n
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11 Hanus, Frank J., Jr.
1 Hurl ey, Thomas Michael
1 Kongsg aard, Hon. Th oma s
8 Lane, John D.
2 Maher, John J.
8 Markey, Hugh A.
1 O'Donoghue, Daniel M.
II Quigley, J ohn L.
2 Rives, John G.
1945
8 Cook Hallie J.
2 Finan, Col. Bernard J.
3 Freer, Charlu A.
10 Gurovich, Ann B.
3 Holmes, Cmdr. 0. W., Jr.
1 Kee, Wilson W.
3 Laicher, Anna M.
8 McNamara, Martin J . , Jz·.
1 Smithson, Frederick G.
2 White, Edward A.
1 Zappone, Ricardo D.
1946
9 Agababian, Haig H.
11 Beuchert, George H., Jr.
5 Carne s, William B.
5 Clancy, Parkman H.
I Comella, Lawrence J.
1 Finotti, Be nedict
1 Humphrey, William C.
1 Karb an, Otmar F.
1 Mann, William A.
11 Mel Ivane, Rev. Donald W.
1 O'Brien, Dr. William V.
2 Prochnik, Edgar S.
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3 White, Lewis M.
1947
2 Belknap, Mrs. Norton
1 Briggs, James Philip
8 Byrne, Jam es E.
7 Conners, M n. Geo. L.
4 Dubin, Wilbert Bernard
2 Durkin, William Jam es
7 Oyer, Paul D.
2 Fitzgerald, J ay
2 Germon, F rank B., Jr.
9 Godbout, Arthur R.
3 Hartsock, Richard M.
3 Hobbs, William Bradford
2 J ones, Compton S.
8 Markey, Hugh A.
2 McKee, Arnold J.
5 Ortega, Arturo G.
2 Paige, Mrs . Norma T.
I Rich, Nathan
5 Santistevan, Vincent F .
3 Shapiro, Abraham E.
1 Simmons, Francis L.
2 Smith, Robert C.
1948
5 Ballman, Francis X.
1 Bates, Maj. Paul J.
5 Bauer, John Louis Jr.
4 Baumgartner, F.W.
4 Bealke, FTederick C., Jr.
2 Becker, Ueorge
5 Beliveau, Robert L.
8 Berger, Robert B.
1 Blaine, Benjamin P., Jr.
11 Bowen, Robert R.
4 Brogan, John Andrew, III
S Brown, William J.
5 Butler, John Duffy
4 Chabot, Frank R.
9 Clay, Catesby W.
5 Crumlish, Gerald F. X.
10 D'Ecaery, Nicholas G.
1 De Buck, Henry Loran
11 Dempsey, Louis F. III
6 Desmond, Thomas M.
2 De Vine, William J.
1 Donnelly, Joseph Lee
5 Doyle, Dr. Harold J.
5 Duessel, Lt. Cmdr. H. C.
2 Ellis, Athol Haney
10 Fairchild, Charles M.
2 Fegan, Bernard Joseph
1 Ferri, Guy
7 Foss, Theodore Thomas
1 Fountain, John D.
2 Friedmann, Robert G.
1 Gallivan, Eugene S.
2 Glorieux, John Pale man
10 Hartman, Melvin J.
2 Hay, Robert N.
1 Hennessy, C. Patrick
5 Houpert, Andre J.
3 Jordan, Robert Thomas
1 Kerin, Richard A., Jr.
11 Kranitz, Theodore M.
1 LeClair, Donat Rene
1 Makdisi, George
4 Marcinak, Edward F .
4 McCullough, William E.
1 McDermott, John F.
I McNabb, Lt. Cmdr. Joseph M.
6 Newey, Samuel E.
7 O'Connell, Thomas James
9 Peterman, Robert B.
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2 Roots, Peter Charles
10 Scheuermann, Otto V.
Schick, Char les Joseph
Schiefen, Capt. J.A.
Schill in$', Lee Basil, Jr.
Selvagg1o, John R.
8 Slobogin, Peter M.
4 Stevenson, Kenneth H.
1 Sweeney, John J. F.
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1 Wolfe, Thomas A.
3 Wood, Kenneth V., Jr.
7 Wrotniak, Michael A.
1949
6 Atkinson, Edward W.
8 Aukward, John Q.
7 Bedolfe, Herbert M., Jr.
8 Benson, Nelson Thomas
1 Besse, Leo B.
5 Brannen, James Robert
4 Brown, Robert C.
5 Bordwell, John H.
9 Chiocca, Ernest Joseph
1 Clayton, Walter A.
4 Clemmer, Jame s Foster
9 Cohen, Ralph Lee
1 Dailey, Francis Joseph
1 De Felice, Benedetto
1 Desautels, Claude John
5 Dospil, Robert A.
8 Edson, Cmdr. S. R., Jr.
2 Edwards, J ohn Robert
8 Eiring, Henry W.
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7 Fraser, George Richard
3 Freer, Charles A.
8 Ga11agher, Charles P.
2 Geissler, Lt. Cmdr. E. J.
11 Ham, Calvin L.
4 Harrell, Cornelius G.
2 Harrison, Alex ATis
2 Hartry, Theodore G.
3 Harvey, Lester W.
1 Haynes, Robert H.
8 Hoff, William Robert
11 Horkan, James A.
1 Horton, Donald B.
7 Hruby, William A.
10 Humphrey, Theodore
11 Jefferies, Lt. Cmdr. Wm. C.
11 Karns, Maj. Andre M.
2 Keenan, Robert Richard
10 Kemp, Rev. Patrick W.
11 Kennedy, Edward J.
8 Klein, William J.
3 Kosnik, Cmdr. Joseph T.
11 Lesser, Arthur G.
1 Maggi, Pasquale John
6 Mann, Howard Q.
6 Markoe, James A.
10 McCormack, Malcolm C.
11 McDonough, Robert E.
2 Milloy, Peter B.
6 Mitchell, Thomas H.
2 Moore, J ohn E.
4 Mott, Gordon K.
2 Murray, Laurence B.
6 Noonan, E. G., Jr.
10 Oberg, Lt. Col. John J .
6 O'Brien, Daniel F.
2 O'Brien, Royal1 D., Jr.
J Rabuse, Robert G.
2 Peterson, Charles Lewis
1 Pietrowski, Chester A.
5 Poling, Theodore C.
2 Quinn, Joseph R.
1 Quintero, Henry Ralph
2 Redding, John J.
7 Regan, John J.
6 Reilly, Jay V.
2 Riordan, Donald P.
3 Roessler, Paul Albert
9 Rogers, Robert D.
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8 Schiff, Gunther II.
5 Schweitzer, Robert A.
6 Simms, William E.
1 Smith, Maj. Francis L.
8 Somers, John C.
8 Spignesi, Henry Francis
2 Sumida, Theodore T.
4 Swinger, Carl E.
2 Tadlock, Charles Guy
2 Tate, R. L.
8 Taylor, Robert H.
1 Tecco, Edison William
4 Theis, Paul A.
7 Webb, Charles Pinkney
2 Young, Mrs. RobertS.
1 Zappone, Ricardo D.
1950
8 Ablondi, ltalo H.
11 Adriance, Robert A.
2 Allnutt, Richard C.
9 Ash, Richard M., Jr.
8 Aye, James Malcolm
5 Barber, Joseph A.
4 Bee, Robel't N.
7 Berenbaum, Maj. Esai
5 Brocato, Joseph A.
8 Brown, John W.
1 Chicherio, Joseph Chas.
6 Chick, Edward J.
7 Codispoti, Andrew
2 Colon, Vincent Joseph
2 Cooke, Gordon David
6 Creon, John P.
9 Crum, Arthur C.
10 Cwalina, William Leon
2 Dellinger, Samuel T., Jr.
8 De Luca, Roland J.
11 Donnellan, Robert I.
6 Doyka, Stanley F.
5 Duffy, Henry James
1 Dunie, Maurice R.
6 Fahey, Thomas J.
4 Fehlig, Teresa Anne
1 Gallegos, Orlando V.
4 Gittinger, Hugh V., Jr .
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Kopera, John A.
Kress, Willard C.
Kuhnle, Robert Edward
Kulchesky, George, Jr.
l l Lambert, Charles P., Jr.
2 Laux, Bernard C.
4 Le Blanc, Rev. George P.
6 Lee, Jo~rank Roy
8 McDermott, Robert J .
1 McKinney, George C.
10 Milazzo, Salvatore L.
2 Miller, Rollins W., Jr.
2 Murphy, Joseph Logan
3 Nader, Alexander J.
5 Nogee, Joseph L.
9 Oakley, FrankS.
l O'Brien , Charles J .
11 O'Hern, Joseph F., III
2 Oleyar, George L., Jr.
3 Ortiz, Frank V., Jr.
8 O'Toole, John Patrick
1 Ozga, Henry Adam
2 Padelford, Edward A., Jr.
1 Patterson, Norman A.
l Pina, Paul Hernandez
5 Quinn, Paul E.
2 Rayner, Willnm Ward
8 Reilly, Robert E.
1 Richitelli, Edward
8 Riedel, H. Fred, Jr.
3 Ringe, Fred Emile, Jr.
1 Rossini, E . Albert
3 Sa ran, Albert L.
6 Schilling, Paul M.
1 Sheffield, William R.
6 Smith, Alfred Emanuel
5 Spain, Robert H.
4 Storms, Maj. William N.
1 Sullivan, Eugene A.
7 Surman, Louis J .
3 West, George R.
10 Wilhelm, Rowland 0.
4 Wranovsky, Merle Dean
2 Young, RobertS.
2 Zickar, Louis John
195 1
3 Adams, William J., Jr.
3 Barry, John Joseph
1 Blaine, Benjamin P., Jr.
6 Braid a, Richard Leo
4 Britt, Mitchell H.
5 Bruce, Lt. Cmdr. J ohn C.
7 Burton, Donald Francis
4 Byrne, Francis A., Jr.
6 Byrne, George A.
3 Cacheris, Plato
1 Calder, Lam ont W., Jr.
3 Cardilto, Joseph P.
1 Casale, Thomas J oseph
2 Cavaioli, Raymond J.
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8 Clancy, James A.
4 Creane, Stephen F.
2 Crosby, William
5 David, John F.
8 Diaz, Henry G.
3 Donohoe, Francis X.
1 Egger, Oskar W.
9 Field, Frank L., Jr.
4 Flannery, James E., Jr.
2 F?x, Arthur Joseph, Jr.
3 Grllis, David Murray
6 Gilsey, Peter Ladd
3 Hacsler, Richard Wm.
I Howard, Ru th C.
1 Hunt, ChBTies E.
2 Jacob, William C.
9 Jemison, Edward T.
1 Katz, Richard G.
2 K~ating, Joaeph A.
3 Kmgaley, Thomas Robert
2 Kotyk, John
1 Kreps, Lt. Col. Conrad
1 Lancaster, Presley
4 Lavoie, Joseph D.
4 Leary, James F.
4 Lorsong, Albert J., Jr.
11 Lowry, Ruth E.
6 Mahoney, Harry L., Jr.
3 Martinez, Sotomayor A.
11 Mautner, Sanford R.
4 McLaughlin, C. Mark, Jr.
1 McNertney, Donald E.
8 Mencke, Wallace C.
3 Mowrey, Morris C.
4 Murphy, Richard T., J r.
2 Nester, Charles E. J.
5 Newton, Brewe r· N.
7 Noory, Leon Brite
1 Nugent, Harry Joseph
1 O'Brien, Thomas E.
5 Olsen, George C.
7 Owen, W. Dennis
4 Owens, John F.
2 Pascoe, Vincent J., Jr.
4 Payne, Thomas John
4 Poe, David George
l Polimeni, Fortune P.
4 Paulo, George A.
7 Power, Jnmes E., Jr.
2 Preece, Timothy F.
6 Quigley, Andrew P.
3 Reardon, James S.
5 Rice, Patrick Maurice
11 Ryan, Mrs. Gerard S.
1 Seven off, Peter J.
2 Shea, William F.
2 Shima, Terry T.
6 Sin~ley, James G.
3 Smrth, Harry J., Jr.
2 Smith, Peter A.
11 Stanley, Mitchell K.
l l Stanley, Mrs. Mitchell K.
11 Stokes, Birney A.
10 Suits, Francis E.
4 Taylor, James D., Jr.
1 Tecco, Edison William
5 Ten Hoopen, Carl A., Jr.
6 Torrillo, Patrick J., Jr.
1 Trought, Walter K., Jr.
8 Vaccaro, Gazzola, Jr.
3 Vant, Veld Hendrick J.
1 Varros, George Peter
4 Venute, Donald J.
2 Webb, Paul J.
2 Weiss, Stanley A.
2 i' h~ie, Allan Richard , Jr.
9
1 Butera, Charles W.
8 Carcich, Maj. Marvin J.
5 Cornell, Richard W.
4 Creane, Mrs. Stephen F.
1 De De Leon, Mrs. Maria M.
11 Domotor, Loui s F.
4 Dunbar, Capt. William B.
1 Farley, Edward L.
3 Ferran, George P.
S Fleming, Thomas G., Jr.
1 Freese, Paul L.
4 Gelats, Narciso Solis
5 Gray, Edwin Fay
1 Griswold, Robert S., Jr.
1 Hamlin, William F.
11 Reising, Dewey R.
8 Hoyda, Capt. John A.
1 Johnston, Henry M.
4 Jones, Katherine A.
4 Jonkers, Capt.. Roy K.
1 Jordan, Patrick J.
2 Kitt, Donald
3 Kuglen, EdwardS., Jr
4 McMillen, CmSgt. J . Ii
1 Miller, Charles J ., Jr. ·
2 O'Brien, John Patrick
7 O'Leary, Donald Joseph
J O'Neil , Thomas A.
10 Pizzini, Gle nn W.
11 Rub el, Charles, Jr.
5 Schubert, Con r ad C.
1 Silber, Avery William
5 Stanford, J . Barry
10 Stevenson, Harold F .
2 Wh ite, Robert G.
6 Wolcott, Louis H.
1953
2 Alembik, Aaron Isaac
7 Baron, Bernard W.
4 Bonanno, Victol' V.
3 Boyle, J ohn H.
5 Brad!, Gordon S.
3 Cabnna, Donald F.
9 Dailey, Charles A., Jr.
3 Chandler, Sydney Lee
3 Davis, Thomas W. , Jr.
10 Del molino, Leno R.
10 Dieli, Arthur V.
4 Felix, Harry G.
8 Ferchak, J ohn R aymond
Fiorita, Nicholas R.
Fleming, Douglas R., Jr.
Genovese, Frank A.
Goyette, Linus Jo... G.
Ingham, Mrs. Alfred W.
Knape, Raymond E.
Kundtz, Leo R., Jr.
Lauman, William E.
3 Lawler, James Norton
2 Limegrover, Robert J.
10 Lyons, Thomas E.
7 Morgan, Robert F., Jr.
11 Nadeau, Julian E.
3 Noble, Peter Th omas
2 Platzer, Jacob J .
5 Radcliff'e, Samuel J., Jr.
4 Stye, William Frank
1 Smith, Ch arles W.
11 Scarani, Jean A.
1 Schoenberger, R. L., Jr.
2 Smith, Robert C.
I Steifman, Lt. Col. H. M.
6 Stonehouse, Donald R.
1954
8 Alden, Alfred F.
4 Altemus, Franklin B.
2 Awe, James Willard
8 Bahr, John Joseph
1 Callahan, John W.
3 Cardillo, Joseph P.
1 Clavadetscher, G. K.
10 Cohn, Sherman L.
4 Davis, G. Gervaise, I II
8 Dreswick, John T.
9 Fitzgerald, Mrs. James R.
S Flynn, Michael F., Jr.
4 Griffin, Philip J.
2 Han agan , Peter P.
3 Harley, John B.
1 Hart, William Francis
2 Hendrick, Hugh Lee
10 Hillenbrand, John A., II
9 Houlihan, Richard P., J r.
I Jackman, Thomas E.
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1 Rose, Jack !d-.,~ "II
2 Sears, Frederl p.
7 Sensenig, J3h~ck J
3 Stanek, Ro e es (.
I Thompson. J•~ Joht'
4 wetsh, ct~rs~~ 50
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1958
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2 Bauer, Thorn ae
3 Con rad , Georg d v.
1 Fallon, Ber'}:~cs ~
9 Fitzgerald,
6 Brown, J non
6 Brown, Joa
6 Buckley, Jc•
1 Kempton,
5 Lauerman. 111 er
1 Mershon, flo v.
2 Morin, Robe~·n J.. Jr·
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2 Raptel, Rob~boo'IJ
10 Marshall, J ohn A.
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10 Rowan, Capt. George R., Jr.
7 Sonenberg. Ma f.
7 Lorentzen, Paul B.
1 Murphy, William P.
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Topp, Max E.
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White, Lt. Col. George W.
Wood, Don P.
Wood, Paul Frederick
Xenos, Constantin D.
t~'SSski, Henry J .
3 Allen, William A., Jr.
5
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Ansty, William T.
A~ruda, Robert C.
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Bock, Francis A.
Burns, John S., Jr.
Cuft'e, Donald S.
DiCiero, Robert J.
Freres, Jay Philip
Guy, James D.
~ ~~w~;~r~eLk,;:~-n~e;·
1 Johnson, Roy H.
6 Kinsella, Richard
2 Lewis, Eldon Earl
1 McDermott, Bernard M.
1 Mooney, Michael M.
4 Noone, Michael F., Jr.
2 Poor, Harriet F. M.
6 Rengowski, Anthony N.
7 Russell, Richard A. K.
4 Rutte, J ames Allen
4 Ryan, Alfred C., Jr.
8 Savage, Harold E.
9 Sola r, William M.
2 Thomas, George Edward
7 Tiernan, J. Harry, II I
7 Tiernan, Mrs. J. H. , J[J
7 Tripi, Carl J.
2 Valdivieso, Jorge L., Jr.
6 Van Der Ree, Paris C.
9 ~~~~r, Joseph Albert
4 Anderson, Ford F .
7 Angell, Donald James
1 Anzaldua, M. Albert
2 Aurelio, Frank J .
5 Barton, Donald Edward
6 Boushell, Robert Henry
I Brady, Mrs. Patricia G.
3 Burch, Norman David
3 Cassin, J ames A.
1 Davison, Wilbur E.
2 DeWolff, Harold E.
1 DuBrule, Joseph P.
2 Eustnquio, George C.
8 Graham, Mrs. David 13.
4 Hartnett, Mrs. Thomas M.
1 Jahncke, Paul F., Ill
1 Kane, Carl L., Jr.
6 Kinkead, Thomas J.
2 Kl ees, Bernard J ames
8 Margiotta, Capt. F. D.
1 Martinez, Antonio
1 Martinez, Gama Valentin
7 O'Connell, John D.
5 Owen, David Edward, III
3 Papson, John Robert
1 Pearson, Neale John
2 Peterson, David Allen
1 Pflnging, Frank
2 Soriano y Soriano, F.
4 Stansbury, Mrs. D. H.
5 Thompson, Marshall
8 Wells, Mrs. Melissa F.
3 Wilson, James W.
2 Wood, Paul Frederick
1 Smith, Kat~le<~ri<' J.
2 Suzuki, Jos~Ph pherG
2 Trump, Chrlsto A· f.
2 Van Veckhoven,
1959
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2 Baer Charles ·
6 Ben~. oavidJC~eph·Jr
1 Boyle, John
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6 Brown, Joan ?d~n 1 e5
6 Buckley, Mr. J rill
4 Busch, Eva -~·~rn G· Jr
2 Hoffman, Wl 1 rd g.,
6 J ackson, Richllwi5~-f
1 J ordan, Dr. Lefr'nct~
1 Keevers, Mrs. d P. .;
2 Lobus, Raymon Rt>~·
1 Lockhart, Jo~"bert£.
5 MacDonal~. 00 £.
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2 McLaughhn, f
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5 Takane, flar!Y·sJ11 p<
2 Timmons, W1lh giJ!J.
2 Vliet, Walter Do~ol'ld
2 Wach, Mrs.WR~f•"'
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1 Caddy, Dougl."\1. ~
2 Carroll, PholhPnililP
2 Carroll, Mrs. d ~"(
S Christie, HoWilrJoll" 1
3 Consolini, Mrs£roe51
3 Fidance, Mrs. p
5 Freyd, Williaf!l 0 '~13 Gulino, Ange,.trn Jt·
5 Horn, David ·•
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1 Krafft, Ernest P(;h•r¥·
1 Magness, Capt..
I Malloy, lone Jd.
2 Papp, ErikA ctrarleJ
I Parker, Roy
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2 Rydlun, RodneY 0 )I""
2 Santoro, Rosell 110nd ~
1 Shourds, RayJT\ J
2 Stockman, John · f
1961
Ruth
2 Barriger, .Mrs. pettf
4 Conway, 1st [.,t. rd J
1 Cotter, Lt. EdW: 1'· ,.
2 Courtney, JarnXvertJr
4 Crary, Elisha f., ·
2 Dickinson, JJont.ftniJ':Jf
DiFiore, A lbe~ t
2 Hadeed, K~a1Joh•1l
I He odt, Lt.(jg) D vid
3 Hohman, Lt . .}')eO ,~
2 Holmes, Rita .r• ~chll~
3 H~rowicz, Lt. ~d"''~'i
4 Krrk, Thorn as Ttrortl"
2 MacDonough. palll
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2 Marac, Walter ftfl(l
2 Oberman, Eileen
l Prokop, Robertg~rl
2 Smith. Robert.
2 Soule, Peter F. 011 cl11
2 Sullivan , Peterp t<'
1 Tata, Willi am e Jt·
2 White, HarrY E .•
1962
S Costello, Willh& lTl \\~,1fi'
3 Daugh e rty, John d JO'
3 Doyle, Lt. EdWtl\1
1 Fallon, Bernu rd1t1 ~ri'
2 Feighan, Fleur
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~ ~orrier, Edward Joseph
2 P:~~.aP~ul(~·r~:~nis
~ ~hnitzer, Erika Maria
-><Ott, Lt.(jg) Gerald W.
~ ~heldon, James Victor
hinnick, Marcia Jane
2 8 trama, Mrs. Thomas
3
i;~fleton, 18t Lt. G. B.
1 Biola, Paola Orsola
~ gteakley, Kenneth Wm.
onovan, Doran W.
2 g:ogins, Brian Anthony
2 H rman, Francis Joseph
2 Lofl'ord, Leon Kenneth
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~ Mcintyre, Michael A.
2 &alrneri, Vincent E., Jr.
Scuhdolph, Kern Allan
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2 S~erwood, Lynn Dorothy
2 ender, Lt. Louis E.
2 ~hrnplet.on, Lt. Patrick A.
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1
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1 ~ IRce, Lt. C. M.
~!:son,
Robert
1 t son, Douglas
Ens. James W.
1964
~ ~nderson, William A.
!"Yttn, Edward Paul
1 ~tnley,
Robert. Michael
1 Huerra, Manuel Robert
1 J ayes, Lt. Richard E.
1 oyce, William Paul
1 ~epley, Mrs. K. Gregory
1 aas, Karen Althea
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2 1 17
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9~ ary, Mrs. George
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2
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2
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7
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7 ?28
2 Bixler, Miss Ethel G.
1 ~~wjrds, Mrs. Dorothy H.
1 1' ICo ette, Miss Jensie
1;~t;glino, Mrs. A . M.
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1 B~ggerty, Miss Jewel
3 M 1 g~ns, Mrs. Margaret W.
1 S~ adden, Mrs. Joseph
1 9 3~non, Mrs. Richard F.
7
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3
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~ Ca~aldi, Mrs. Mary N.
1 ~h1ldresa, Mrs. John W.
1 R?tler, Miss Dorothy
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9 ~evhn, MrB. William H.
1;;:s. Mrs. Thomas R.
~ ~ol~n. Mrs. Margaret B.
2 F nug, Mrs. George E.
1:~:n, Mary Catherine
~Jones, Mrs. L. T.
2 ~a~fmann, Margaret E.
2 p 0 j'"'ber, Mrs. Robert
8 p .and, Mrs. Lee A.
1 11pce, Lt. Cmdr. Mary
~11iams, Mrs. Romay·ne
2
1
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Mrs. Glenn C.
1 ilemence, Mrs. John S.
9 ggen, Mrs. Albert
2 ~~fl~es, Mrs. Gladys C.
1
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3 T e1!le, Mrs. John R., Sr.
8 T~o:%!'t,~~·ri~i~ard
1938
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6
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2 Sterling, Mrs. Earl
1 Vincent, Mrs. Willard E.
19<Vl
5 D'Angelo, Mrs. A. A.
11 Hruby, Mrs. Ferdinand J.
1 Inguagiato, Mrs. Gerard
2 Kloetzil, Cmdr. Margaret
5 Rickert, Mrs. Elizabeth
I Swift, Mrs. L. E.
1 Wright, Mrs. Loretta G.
1941
1 Bryson, Mrs. Teresa M.
3 Palmeri, Mrs. Anthony F.
1942
8 Long, Mrs. John A.
10 Russo, Mrs. Robert Dante
1943
1 Donnelly, Miss Mary F.
4 Fleming, Mrs. James E.
4 Gardner, Mrs. Harry A.
2 Gibbons, Mr!'. John
2 Klaiber, Mrs. Robert
2 Milliken, Mrs. M. D.
2 Rose, Mrs. John
I Slay, Mrs. Robert C.
8 Troxell, Marie A.
1944
6 Barrett, Mrs. John L.
1 Burke, Mrs. John J.
1 Larimore, Mrs. Theodora
1 Mosheim, Mrs. Joan B.
1 Pendergast, Miss E. K.
1 Printy, Mrs. James E., Jr.
3 Treichel, Mrs. Albert F.
1945
~ 8:~/oo~.r.u:~.ACnh~e;,i:sa
1 Gardner, Mrs. Harry A.
2 Lytle, Mrs. Carroll
11 Muldoon, Mrs. William B.
1946
2 Britton, Mrs. E. A.
3 Crai&', Mrs. J aek G.
1 Teter, Mrs. Helen Young
1947
11 Anthony, Mrs. James R.
6 Au ray, Mrs. Robert R.
4 Bradley, Mrs. C. A.
8 Conlon, Mrs. Michael J.
1 Connors, Mrs. Joseph P.
1 Etowski, Margaret A.
11 Fitzgerald, Mrs. James E .
7 Gilroy, Mrs. James A., Jr.
9 Laneve, Mrs. Samuel A.
4 Novak, Theresa Mae
3 Saunders, Mrs. James, Jr.
1948
6 Biller, Rebie Anne
1 Brown, Mrs. John W.
6 Crystal, Mrs. John
4 Dumm, Rosalia Louise
3 Edwards, Mrs. Chas. E., Ill
4 Metzger, Rosemary E.
3 Mulvaney, Mrs. Richard J.
1 Naecker, Miss June F.
2 Rhodes, Mrs. Ruth F.
1 Richitelli, Mrs. Edward
2 Rozycki, Mrs. Robert F.
2 Senner, Mra. Gering J.
1 Stinson, Mrs. Blanche
1949
5 Johnson, Mrs. Lester D.
4 Lyons, Mrs. Henry R.
7 Regan, Mrs. John J.
2 Torack, Mrs. Richard M.
3 Van Devanter, Mrs. J. L.
10 Veihmeyer, Mrs. Frank X .
1950
11 Anthony, Mrs. James R.
6 Biller, Rebie Anne
11 Boss, Mrs. Eugene G., Jr.
4 Dileo, Mra. Joseph A.
2 Gimble, Mrs. Gilbert
9 Hopke, Mrs. William B., Jr.
1 Kain, Patricia Ann
2 Nastick, Mrs. Frank A.
6 Pry, Mrs. Guy E.
1 Richitelli, Mrs. Edward
1951
8 Giertz, Mrs. William E.
& ~~~~h:~~.e~fh~~: ~~th
6 Yanes, Mrs. Jaime
1952
6 DeMattei, Mrs. G. A.
2 Hemler, Mrs. Paul M.
11 Maher, Mrs. John F.
2 Pula, Mrs. Irene J.
7 Regan, Mrs. John J.
6 Ren&'owski, Mrs. A. N.
2 Schultze, Mrs. Edward
1953
1 Allan, Marilyn L.
2 Cino, Mrs. Vincent Chas.
6 Coombs, Mrs. Paul S.
1 Crowe, Mrs. John D.
11 Dolton, Miss Helen M.
4 Duffey, Mrs. Russell G.
11 Fitzgerald, Virginia E.
9 Gerace, Natalie C.
3 Jones, Mrs. Charlotte M.
6 Kealy, Mrs. John J.
3 Mulquin, Mrs. James J.
5 Pry, Mrs. Guy E.
3 Ruth, Mary Virginia
2 Ryan, Mrs. James
1 Sullivan, Margaret M.
2 Tomaras, Mrs. Xenophon G.
1954
5 Barnes, Mrs. Robert J.
8 Callan, Miss Claire
3 Coyne, Margaret G.
1 Dailey, Joan L.
6 DeMattei, Mrs. G. A.
2 Donahoe, Mrs. John
4 Fager, Mrs. Donald J.
1 Feeney, Mrs. F. J., Jr.
1 Kot, Mrs. Ann Hobbs
2 Lewis, Mra. Eldon Earl
1 Schottmiller, Mrs. f._. H.
2 Terpstra, Mrs. Harry R.
1 Torsney, Mrs. P. J., Jr.
8 Von Rinteln, Mrs. Mary S.
1955
1 Breen, Mrs. Virginia G.
5 Clark, Marjorie S.
1 Deinnocentes, Mrs. L. W.
1 Dougherty, Mrs. Joseph
1 Federico, Lois Ann
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1 Loew, Mrs. Albert George
10 McDonough, Mrs. M. T.
5 Muratore, Mrs. Peter F.
8 Noack, Miss Janice A.
7 O'Connor, Mrs. Thomas J.
t Quinn, Mrs. Francis X.
5 Reed, Mrs. William F.
6 Schaefer, Mrs. Thomas J.
1956
4 Bolger, Mrs. William J.
1 Daigneault, Mrs. John P.
2 Feudi, Mrs. Joseph A.
6 Gable, Jeanne Louise
11 Heck, Mrs. Francis J.
6 LaRow, Mrs. Leo Edward
2 Moniz, Mrs. Albert
4 Nappy, Mrs. Gerard J .
7 Nikolai, Mrs. T. F.
1 O'Brien, Mrs. John E.
6 Rourke, Mrs. William J.
7 Stollenwerk, Mrs. J. H.
1 Thornton, Mrs. Joseph T.
1957
4 Andreoli, Mrs. Thomas E.
6 Bergson, Mrs. Richard W.
2 Bohan, Mrs. Francis J., Jr.
6 Connelly, Mrs. Hugh J., Jr.
8 Ertel, Katharine E.
5 Holan, Cheryl Ann
4 Knoll, Mrs. JohnS.
5 Lynn, ~trs. James B.
3 Maher, Nancy Margaret
5 McAlindon, Mrs. James D.
8 McLaughlin, Mrs. K. H.
6 McTeigue, Mrs. F . A.
8 Molseed, Mrs. Judith I.
4 Parascenzo, Mrs. Leona K.
2 Pentzopoulos, Mrs. D.
6 Ryan, Mrs. William C.
6 Schweikert, Mrs. A. W., Jr.
3 Smith, Mrs. Leon G.
7 Tessier, Mrs. Russell H.
1958
7 Brink, Mary Louise
3 Dal1, Mrs. Benjamin V.
2 Dolan, Mrs. Robert James
3 Gallaher, Mrs. E. J., Ill
6 Groom, Dawna Mary
7 Reed, Mrs. William A., Jr.
4 Lynch, Mrs. Mary B.
2 Prior, Katherine Mary
7 Shea, Kathleen M.
1959
4 DiBenedetto, Angela M.
6 Druffner, Suzanne M.
6 Gaydos, Mrs. La~rence A.
6 Joseph, Mrs. Carmm
6 Kelly, Margaret M.
3 Kieffer, Maureen E.
4 Kraemer, Mrs. Karl P.
4 Kushmerick, Mrs. M. J., Jr.
6 Mangus, Mrs. Beverly S.
8 Marckx, Mrs. Barbara B.
3 McQuillan, Mrs. B. P.
3 O'Brien, Mrs. Bernard J.
6 Pate, Mrs. Jerry C.
6 Reymann, Mrs. Edwin P.
5 Vail, Mrs. James T., Jr.
2 Ventzek, Mrs. Albert T.
5 Vichick, Mrs. Donald A.
3 Weller, Mrs. Arthur A., Jr.
3 Wilson, Mrs. Donald K.
! 960
4 Doherty, Eileen M.
6 Doudt, Audrey Ann
6 Duffy, Mrs. James G.
7 Duffy, Mrs. John J., Jr.
4 Fitzgerald, Mrs. F. M.
4 Fitzgerald, Mrs. R. C.
6 Gilfillan, Mrs. J . G. III
4 Gwozdz, Mrs. N. E., Jr.
6 Heister, Barbara M.
6 Hol1and, Carol Ann
4 Krebs, Mrs. Jos. E., Jr.
r; LaMontagne, Margaret E.
6 Longua, Mrs. Thomas J.
2 McCarthy, Mrs. David J.
2 McCarthy, Ellen Jane
4 Mit~hell, Martha Louise
3 Mountcastle, Mrs. C. B., Jr.
4 Murphy, Mrs. John A.
4 Quarantillo, Mrs. E. P., Jr.
1 Rau~h. Frances M.
5 Sheehan, Mrs. Mi~hael F.
6 Snoddy, Mrs. Robert D.
9 Stradar, Mrs. Geo. F., Jr.
6 Tessier, Mrs. Maureen
2 Voelker, Elizabeth A.
196 1
1 Boone, Mrs. Riehard H.
1 Burgess, Mrs. F. F., Jr.
2 Carroll, Mrs. Charles P.
8 Desimone, Mrs. Arthur R.
2 Dolan, Mu. John J., Jr.
1 Gorman, Mrs. David J.
3 Hamlin, Mrs. C. Judson
1 Hanlon, Mrs. Marilyn T.
2 Hummel, Frances Jean
2 Kelly, Mrs. Gwendolyn A.
2 Lee, Mrs. Patrick Wm.
2 Smith, Mrs. Peter N.
2 Whelan, Mrs. Roger M.
1962
1 Barrett, Mrs. James E.
2 Barron, Mary Angela
3 Brown, Catherine Q.
2 Carmody, Mrs. John J., Jr.
2 Conway, Mrs. Peter
2 Cosentino, Mrs. Roht. T.
1 Donohue, Patricia Ann
2 Gold, Mrs. Robert J., Jr.
3 Hall, Marie Ann
3 Heller, Elizabeth M.
S Hermann, Eleanor J.
3 Jackson, Mary Elizabeth
3 Keogh, Mrs. Barbara G., Jr.
2 Martin, Eileen Evelyn
2 McKeon, Kathleen Mary
2 Walsh, Mrs. William Geo.
1 O'Connor, Mrs. Harriet A.
1 Rohman, Jane Ellen
2 Savickis, Mrs. Vyto J.
3 Schnepf, Louise Frances
2 Taranto, Mrs. Mary Ann D.
3 Wiley, Adelaide A.
1963
3 Boule, Mrs. John R.
2 Cassidy, Katherine M.
1 DeLeo, Mrs. Judith L.
~ ~it~:r~~:~~~ ~rt~:n M.
2 Finano, Barbara Ann
1 Gialanella, Joyce C.
2 Goldmann, Florence E.
1 Hickey, Sheila Mary
1 Kelley, Miss Patricia
2 Kinacote, Alexandra H.
1 Maher, Miss Mary M.
2 Mahoney, Mrs. Thomas
2 Mayes, Helen Gay
1 McCann, Jacqueline M.
1 McCoy, Miss Mary Ann
3 Moore, Mrs. William G., Jr.
2 Muhr, Roberta Ann
1 Odyniec, Mrs. Norman A.
2 Power, Marie Louise
1 Venzke, Joan Louise
1 Vidmar, Mrs. Jake T III
1964
1 Conlin, Denise Frances
1 Dowd, Kathleen Marie
1 Druffner, Miss K. J .
1 Govern, Patricia Wehr
1 Phaneuf, Jacqueline
1 Reilly, Mary Jane
INSTITUTE
OF LANGUAGES
AND LINGUISTICS
1951
3 Brower, Helen B.
9 Hanavich, Charles
3 Ishio, Sunao
1953
2 Pula, Mrs. Irene J .
1954
4 Baxter, Mrs. Allin P.
1 Bratinan, Audrey Iris
6 Mateuszczyk, Anna
1 Silber, Avery William
8 Van Steenberg, Mrs. K.
1955
1 Bedwell, Mary E.
10 McClatcher, Roman A., Jr.
1957
1 Rabell, Forrest J.
1 Sullivan, Mrs. Wm. L., Jr.
1958
5 Korn, Dr. David
1959
1 Garran, Rosemary M. E.
6 Lefebvre, Albert C.
2 Trump, Mrs. C. G.
1960
3 Corridon, Elsa J.
,
4 Kaplan, Edward Harold
4 LaFollette, Dr. James E.
196 1
2 Chapple, Mary Carol
4 Martinelli, Brenda J .
2 McReed, Larry Harold
1 Stevens, Robert Michael
1963
1 Arena., Louis Anthony
1 Harrer, Nancy B.
1 Webster, Virginia
1964
1 Divine, Suzanne
SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS
ADMI NISTRATION
1956
8 Carmody, Capt. Robert W.
3 Davis, Lewis James
2 Jacobs, John R.
1 Khawly, Gabriel E.
1 Langelier, Robert Rene
3 Lauerman, James L.
8 Maltagliati, Benedict T.
7 McGarraghy, Alfred B.
3 Romero, Jose L., Jr.
8 Walkowicz, Josephine L.
1957
1 Chapa, Jorge A.
6 Cosimano, John C.
1 Crean, John Meagher
4 Kane, John S.
3 Miller, Winston M.
1 Poinsett, Fred G., Jr.
1958
1 Ackerson, Edmund E.
2 Awe, James Willard
1 Coindreau, Jose Luis
2 Donahue, John F., Jr.
4 Girmscheid, R. A., Jr.
I Kowalyk, J . Robert
~ ta~~~?a:~~B~rge
F.
4 M'archi, Louis Edward
4 Virden, Joseph L. , Jr.
1959
2 Bohan, Francis J., Jr.
1 Bradford, General L.
2 Buchanan, Henry M.
1 Byrne, Emmet Francis, Jr.
1 Capar, Wesley
5 Carson, Thomas J.
2 Chesla, Robert J.
9 Daniels, George G.
1 DeBremond, Thierry H .
6 Ferber, John L.
5 Flanagan Charles F., III
1 Hayes, Rev. C. Wesley
2 Lieberman, John B., III
2 Morgan, William Joseph
2 N astick, Frank A.
1 Oxenreider, Thomas H.
2 Short, Joseph A.
2 Sielicki, Peter J., Jr.
1 Sullivan, Col. Thomas J.
3 Surman, Richard F.
1 Wah!h, John B.
6 Warner, W. David
6 White, Richard E .
1 Williams, Norman E .
1960
2 Allnutt, Richard C.
1 Bowers, Philip J., III
1 Carey, Thomas James
3 Cawley, Thomas P.
4 Champlin, William A.
4 Cinnamon, Michael M.
~ .8:Ft~~~~§~~}~~ Joseph
I Halk, John J .
4 Hennessey, Bernard J.
1 Lu, Martin
1 McClain, Eugene G.
1 Oleson, Karl Edward
1 Sielicki, Mrs. P. J., Jr.
5 Watters, John Francis
1961
2 Bush, J oseph Clayton
1 Fangmeyer, Robert A.
4 Glasgow, John David
1 Gurley, John Harris
2 Hewitt, Alfred J., III
3 Hopwood, Kendrick A.
4 Houston, George R., Jr.
3 Judd, John Robert
2 Kennedy, tot Lt. R. M.
1 Mattie, William Louis
4 Ortman, James Keller
4 Pfeiffer, William C.
2 Platt, Peter Edward
I Taatet, John W., Jr.
1962
1 Cleary, Mary Denise
3 Dillon, Donald Thomas
1 Donnelly, George J .
2 Echeverria, Juan A.
3 Ernst, Frank Cable
1 Fritz, William Francis
1 Hillegeist, Willard M.
2 Kai ling, Alexander M.
2 Locke, Charles A.
S Miller, Kenneth J.
2 O'Brien, Martin J., Jr.
2 Powers, Peter Wilson
2 Theiss, Ens. Clifford A.
1963
2 Abadie, Pardee Jacques
1 Ballentine, Michael C.
2 Burke, Daniel John
2 Condon, Eleonore Clare
1 Dee, Dennis John
2 Fattell, George Anthony
2 Hoagland, Timothy Peter
2 Lansinger, James A., Jr.
2 McCarter, Robert J., Ill
2 O'Reilly, Philip F.
1 Ritt, John Albert
~ ~~jJ:1~oR:~~aa:J &_eter
2 Shevenell, Raymond H.
2 Spoth, Randolph A.
1 Stanny, Norbert C.
1 Vainisi, Jerome Robert
1964
1 Esposito, Louis M.
1 Gaffney, James M.
1 Garcia-T1mon, Alberto C.
1 Porter, Richard Howard
I Pratka, Alfred J ., Jr.
1 Ruisanchez, Jose Maria
HONORARY
DEGREES
1935
11 Reiss, Raymond, H.
195 1
11 Duffy, Ron. James P. B .
6 Reilly, John D.
1954
~ ~.;jft~i:J!~~?o~~E.ncis
6 l~:&rmack, Hon. John W.
1956
6 Sullivan, Bolton
195 7
2 ZurHausen, Dr. W. S.
1959
2 Erhard, Ron. Ludwig
196 1
1 Schlichting, Leo G. A.
~::?org, Ron. Glenn T.
1964
1 Heymans, Dr. C. J. F.
2
FIVE LEADING MEDICAL CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY AMOUNT DONATED
FIVE LEADING COLLEGE CLASSES SINCE 1915 BY AMOUNT DONATED
CLASS
AMOUNT DONATED
CLASS
AMOUNT DONATED
1921
1924
1919
1927
1928
$20,870.00
17,241.25
17,162.00
12,800.00
11,975.00
1933
1932
1937
1940
1934
$14,100.00
12,128.75
4,239.39
3,898.50
3,855.00
SIX LEADING MEDICAL CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
FIVE LEADING COLLEGE CLASSES SINCE 1915 BY PERCENTAGE
OF PARTICIPATION
CLASS
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
1944
1915
1949
1922
1939
55.2
44.4
37.5
36.9
36.4
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPAfl
CLASS
1917
1918
1949, 54
1945
1952
FIVE LEADING COLLEGE CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
100.0
60.0
53.0
50.0
48.9
FIVE LEADING MEDICAL CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
CLASS
NUMBER OF DONORS
CLASS
NUMBER OF DONORS
1950
1949
1951
1959
1953
124
118
117
104
101
1954
1937
1957
1952
1945
52
47
46
45
43
FIVE LEADING LAW CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY AMOUNT DONATED
FIVE LEADING GRADUATE CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY AMOUNT DONATED
CLASS
AMOUNT DONATED
CLASS
AMOUNT DONATED
1916
1922
1934
1953
1957
$ 1,600.00
1 ,300.00
869.00
696.00
558.00
1925
1933
1923
1931
1937
$17,860.99
10,550.00
7,612.50
7,040.31
1924
1930
1926
1953
1916, 20, 27, 31, 39
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
CLASS
33.3
29.4
26.6
25.2
25.0
1929
1962
1917
1952
1925
NUMBER OF DONORS
1956
1957
1954
1963
1962
37
33
31
27
25
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPAfl
40.7
31.4
31.3
29.9
29.5
SEVEN LEADING LAW CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
FIVE LEADING GRADUATE CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
CLASS
4,235.00
FIVE LEADING LAW CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
NINE LEADING GRADUATE CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
CLASS
()14
CLASS
1960
1957
1956
1951, 58, 59
1962
NUMBER OF DONORS
71
68
63
62
61
of'
CLAss
FIVE LEADING DENTISTRY CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY AMOUNT DONATED
AMOUNT DONATED
1923
19ss
19.53
19.54
1952
CL~s
$ 2,940.00
2,200.00
1,814.50
1,610.00
1,325.00
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
1940, 42
1938
1947
1956
59.4
59.0
57.6
55.8
53.4
1954, 60
19.56
NUMBER OF DONORS
46
42
41
40
39
SEVEN LEADING NURSING CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
1949
1929
195o
1924
1922
AMOUNT DONATED
$ 2,949.50
2,935.00
2,687.00
2,160.26
2,050.26
1921
1940
1915
1917, 20, 37
1929
1921
1924, 34
19.51
1939
1949, so
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
33.3
30.0
29.8
26.1
25.8
1951
1949
19so
1948
1954
NUMBER OF DONORS
91
89
80
60
35
NUMBER OF DONORS
CLASS
1960
1962, 63
1957, 59
1953
1955
25
22
19
16
15
SIX LEADING INSTITUTE CLASSES SINCE 1951
BY AMOUNT DONATED
AMOUNT DONATED
CLASS
1961
1954
1960
1963
1951, 64
$ 70.00
67.50
40.00
30.00
25.00
FIVE LEADING INSTITUTE CLASSES SINCE 1951
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
CLASS
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
1955
1961
1963
1951
1960
14.2
11.1
8.1
7.8
7.1
FIVE LEADING FOREIGN SERVICE CLASSES SINCE 1921
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
CLAss
75.0
70.0
60.0
50.0
45.4
SEVEN LEADING NURSING CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
SEVEN LEADING FOREIGN SERVICE CLASSES SINCE 1921
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
CL4ss
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
CLASS
FIVE LEADING FOREIGN SERVICE CLASSES SINCE 1921
BY AMOUNT DONATED
CLAss
$ 290.00
226.00
215.50
215.00
205.50
1943
1960
1955
1963
1962
SIX LEADING DENTISTRY CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
195s
19.59
1951
AMOUNT DONATED
CLASS
SIX LEADING DENTISTRY CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
19.51
CLAss
FIVE LEADING NURSING CLASSES SINCE 1915
BY AMOUNT DONATED
EIGHT LEADING INSTITUTE CLASSES SINCE 1951
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
CLASS
1954
1961
1951, 59, 60, 63
1955, 57
NUMBER OF DONORS
5
4
3
2
FIVE LEADING BUSINESS CLASSES SINCE 1956
BY AMOUNT DONATED
CLASS
AMOUNT DONATED
1958
1963
1959
1962
1960
$ 596.50
595.00
357.50
155.00
145.00
FIVE LEADING BUSINESS CLASSES SINCE 1956
BY PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
CLASS
1959
1960
1956
1963
1958
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION
38.0
27.2
25.6
23.2
20.0
SEVEN LEADING BUSINESS CLASSES SINCE 1956
BY NUMBER OF DONORS
CLASS
1959
1963
1960, 61
1962
1956, 58
NUMBER OF DONORS
24
17
15
13
10
LOUIS B. FINE, L'25, (right) pre&ents
a certificate to the Very Reverend
Gerard ]. Campbell, S.J., Pre&ident
of Georgetown, on the occasion of the
40th Reunion of the Law Center Class
of 1925. Si:JCty members of thi& cla&s
pledged $20,000 .00 as a &pecial Re•~nion Gift. By way of compari&on in
1963-64, forty-three members of this
clas& contributed $5, 702.50.
matching
gift
companws
In
an effort t 0 provl'd e Colleges and Universities with
f lJnds
f
businesses ~~the gener~l use of the Institu tion, many
the
by
lished
estab
le
examp
General E~ay, !ollow mg an
ectnc Company, match the alumni gifts of
their e
mployees, thereby doubl ing the value of the
Abbott L
aboratories
Aero•rd
1 e Corp
• •
:.
•etna lit
Air Prod e Allrhated Companies
Air Reduuctts and Chemicals, Inc.
Albion c ron Co.
Alleghe~alleable Iron Co.
Aluminu Y Ludlum Steel Corp.
Ameli m Co. of America
Ameri~an Brake Shoe Co.
Amenc an Express Co.
Americ:~ ~ Foreign Power Co., Inc.
ome Products Corp.
Americ
American Metal Climax Found.
Americ!" Potash & Chemical Corp.
American Smeltrng and Refining Co.
Armco Fn Sugar Relining Co.
oundation
Arm
Atho~tr~ng Cork Co.
Atlas Cteel.and Aluminum, Inc.
Atlas Rhemrcal Industries, Inc.
Bank ;ggrng and Supply Co.
0
New York
Ba
Co
rton·Gille
8erks C t .
Bish ounty Trust Co.
81 ochopBTrust Co ·• Ltd ·
Boston rothers Tobacco Co.
Bristol ~anutacturers Mutual Ins. Co.
Yers Co.
Bro
Bro:~·Forman Distillers Corp.
Buru and Root Inc.
Cab ngton Industries
Camot Corp., Mass.
Pbell Soup Co
Canad·
·
The C ran Gen. Electric Co., Ltd.
Car arborundum Co.
Penter Steel Co
.
arter Produ ct s, Inc.,
N.Y.
Cavar
C ler Corp
·
erro Corp
Chase M .
Chem· anhattan Bank
Chico'Cal Bank N.Y. Trust Co.
Chry ree Manufacturing Co.
Cit' s er Corp.
Cle~zens & Southern National Bank
Clev~~and Electric Illuminating Co.
Jam' e Corp.
Coa:ss &B. Clow & Sons, Inc.
CoJu . Clark Inc.
Com mbran Carbon Co.
Co bustron Engineering
Co~"· G.eneral Life Ins. Co.
Conn. lrght & Power Co.
Conn. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Con Solrdation Coal Co.
Con:u.mers Power Co.
The arner Corp. of America
Co Continental Ins. Cos.
Co~trnental Oil Co.
Cop~ Foundation, Conn.
c ey Newspapers
orn Products Co .
Cor .
Cro nrng Glass Works Co.
D use·Hinds Co.
eering Milliken, Inc.
c
Diamond Alkali Co.
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.
Dow Chemical Co.
Dow Corning Corp.
Draper Corp.
Dresser Industries, Inc.
Wilbur B. Driver Co.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
Easton Car & Construction
Ebasco Services, Inc.
Electric Bond & Share Co.
Esso Education Foundation
Ex·Ceii·O Corp.
Fafnir Bearing Co.
Ferro Corp.
Fiberglass Corp.
Firemen's Mutual Ins. Co.
First Nat. Bank of Hawaii
Ford Motor Co.
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Forty·Eight Insulations, Inc.
E& J Gallo Winery
Gardner-Denver Co.
General Atronics Corp.
General Electric Co.
General Foods Corp.
General Foods Limited
General Mills, Inc.
General Public Utilities Corp.
M. A. Gesner of Illinois, Inc.
Gibbs & Hill, Inc.
Ginn & Co.
Glidden Co., Ohio
B. F. Goodrich Co.
W. T. Grant Co.
The Griswold·Eshleman Co.
Guardian Life Ins. Co.
Gulf Oil Corp.
Gulf States Utilities Co.
Harris·lntertype Corp.
Harsco Corp.
Hawaiian Telephone Co.
Hercules Powder Co.
Hewlett-Packard Co.
Hill Acme Co., Ohio
Honeywell, Inc.
Hooker Chemical Corp.
J. M. Huber Corp.
Hughes Aircraft Co.
Insurance Co. of North America
International Bus. Machines Corp.
International Tel. & Tel. Corp.
Jefferson Mills, Inc.
Jewel Tea Co.
Johnson & Higgins
Johnson & Johnson
S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.
Kaiser Steel Corp.
The Kendall Company
Kern County Land Co.
Walter Kidde & Co.
Walter Kidde Constructors
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
alumnus' gift. Following are the names of those firms
with matching gift programs as of February 1, 1965.
ign
The compa nies that partic ipated in this eleven th Campa
in
ted
indica
are
gijls,
ee
employ
ing
match
of
as a result
boldfa ce.
•
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kingsbury Machine Tool Corp.
Richard C. Knight Ins. Agency, Inc.
H. Kohnstamm & Co., Inc.
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
Lever Brothers Co.
P. Lorillard Co.
Lubrizol Corp.
Lummus Co.
Lustra Plastics Corp.
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works
P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc.
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.
Marathon Oil Co.
Marine Midland Trust Co. of N.Y.
Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Matalene Surgical Instruments Co.
Maytag Co.
McCormick & Co., Inc.
McGraw·Hill Publishing Co.
Medusa Portland Cement Co.
Mellon Nat. Bank & Trust Co.
Merck & Co., Inc.
M. & T. Chemicals Inc.
Middlesex Mutual Assurance Co.
Midland-Ross Corp.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.
Monticello Life Ins. Co.
Mutual Boiler & Machinery Ins. Co.
Mutual of Omaha-United of Omaha
National Biscuit Co.
National Cash Register Co.
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.
National Lead Co.
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
New England Gas/Electric Assoc. Sys.
New England Merchants Nat. Bank
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Norton Co., Mass.
John Nuveen & Co.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
Parker-Hannifin Corp.
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.
Penton Publishing Co.
Personal Products Corp.
Petro-Tex Chemicals Corp.
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Philco Corp.
Philip Morris, Inc.
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Pillsbury Co., Minn.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
Pittsburgh Nat. Bank
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Preformed Line Products Co.
Putnam Management Co., Inc.
Quaker Chemical Corp.
Ralston Purina Co.
The Paul Revere Life Ins. Co
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Riegel Paper Corp.
Riegel Textile Corp.
Rockefeller, Office of the Messrs.
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
Rust Engineering Co.
Sanborn Co.
Scherlng Corp.
Scott Paper Co.
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.
Security Nat. Bank of Long Island
Security Van Lines, Inc.
Selby-Battersby & Co.
Seton Leather Co.
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.
Sharon Steel Corp.
Signode Foundation, Inc.
Simmons Co., N.Y.
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
Singer Co.
Smith Kline & French laboratories
Smith-Lee Co., Inc., N.Y.
Sperry & Hutchinson Co.
Spruce Falls Power & Paper Co. Ltd.
Stackpole Carbon Co.
Stauffer Chemical Co.
J. P. Stevens ' Co., Inc.
Stevens Candy Kitchens, Inc.
W. H. Sweney & Co.
Tektronix, Inc.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
Textron Inc.
J. Walter Thompson Co.
J. T. Thorpe Co.
Towers, Perrin, Forster & Crosby, Inc.
Towmotor Corp.
Trans·World Airlines
Travelers Insurance Companies
Turner Construction Co.
Union Oil Co. of California
United Clay Mines Corp.
United Illuminating Co.
United States Trust Co. of N.Y.
Upjohn Co.
U.S. Borax
Varian Associates
Victaulic Co. of America
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Warner Brothers Co., Conn.
Watkins-Johnson Co.
Charles J. Webb Sons Co., Inc.
Western Publishing Co.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
Whirlpool Corp.
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Williams & Co., Penn.
Wolverine Shoe and Tanning Corp.
Worthington Corp.
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.
Xerox Corporation
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
In his own day, John Carroll took part in the mighty struggle which gave to
the world this great free nation. In Georgetown University he left to succeeding
days a lasting monument to his own greatness and a living testimonial to his
magnanimous ideals and inspirations.
To those who have assisted Georgetown to realize its hopes for greatness,
I express the warm and sincere gratitude of the University. To those who have
not helped in the past, I appeal earnestly to share with us the satisfaction and
the inner rewards of a work well done for God and for Country.
Georgetown is proud of all her sons and daughters; she feels that they are
proud of their Alma Mater. To that pride Georgetown appeals in asking your
generous response to the Alumni Annual Fund, .which goes so far in making
our and your dreams for Georgetown come true.
With continued prayerful good wishes for blessings on all, I am
Gerard j. Campbell, S.j.
Sidelights of the Eleventh Alumni Annual Fund
1,355 alumni gave to this campaign who have never given before.
There were 631 contributors to this drive who can proudly say that they haven't missed a year since the Fund was
started in 1954.
The schedule of gifts below shows what thoughtful giving means in categories of giving.
CATEGORY
$1,000 or
500 to
100 to
50 to
25 to
15 to
10 to
5 to
1c to
over
999
499
99
49
24
14
9
$4
NUMBER OF GIFTS
51
54
933
775
1501
1028
1802
1150
110
AMOUNT
$105,225.22
29,372.36
129,027.40
41,822.09
41,814.18
17,553.50
18,165.49
5,974.38
236.26
Eugene L. Stewart, C'48, L'51 , P1·esident, a·d dresses the membe1·s of the Boa1·d of Govenw1·s and Senate of the
Georgetown University Alumni Association, and their wives , at one of the Association's quarterly meetings.
Members of the Counci l of Club Presidents meet once each yea1· on the campus.
continu ed from page 14
this responsibility , followin g acceptance in May by the
Board ot Governors of the University's offer. We are now
in a position to perform a very re al service for our
alumni. From October to May of each year some 150
representatives from indu stry and government visit
the campus for the purpose of interviewing students
for career employment. (Three hundred and fifty other
firms and agencies also offer employment opportuni ties annually; off-campus interviews are held upon referral.) During the past year 350 seniors were assisted
by Pl acement . The number of alumni currently using
the services of this office at any one time approximates 175. The Placement Office makes contact with
one thousand compan ies during the summer months.
Last month the Association 's Placement Committee
met to discuss possibilities for the extension of this
service, and to examine Pl acement's functions, opera ti ons, and ultimate role in service to the University and
the Alumni Association.
We ca n claim all of th e acti vities mentioned above
as " firsts" of this pilot year in the progress of your
Alumni Association. This is the year of our first annual
Alumni Film, for example , covering in sound and co lor,
the highlights of University events-among the m the
spectacular conclusion of our 175th Anniversary celebration an d the inauguration of the Very Reverend
Gerard J. Campbell, S.J ., as Georgetown's 44th president-from June, 1964 to June, 1965. In this year
Fat her Bunn, the University's first chancel lor, was
made an honorary member of the Alumni Association
and given the John Carroll Award go ld medal. Thi s was
the year of a 25 % increase over all previous alumni giving. And t hi s year for the first time the Associa tion has
employed an auditor for its books, another step in the
increasing professionalization and efficie ncy of alumni
affairs.
The purpose of a "pilot year" is to set th e course
for the years to come. We cannot expect that each succeeding year will yield an equal number of " firsts ,"
but we can promise th at we will build upon the progressive steps t ake n this year. The loyal body of
Georgetown alumni , in all parts of this country and in deed in all parts of the world, now have, we believe , in
the newly inter-related functions of their As soc iation
an organ ization which can carry out the imperatives
which th e goals of Georgetown pl ace upon it. " The administration and faculty, together with the Alumni and
friends of the University, " Father Campbell said in his
Founder's Day message, "are devoting themselves
earnestly to meeting the opportunities and challenges
of today and tomorrow. " As alu mni we are in a sounder
pos ition than ever before to ex press and to expand
that devotion.
contributor's note:
BERNARD A. CARTER, C'49, has b een Vice
Pres ident of Georgetown for Alumni Affairs
and .Executive Secretary of the A lu mn i Ass ociation s ince June, 1964. Prior to coming
to Georgetown he was Director of Developm ent at the University of Pittsburgh.
Alumni House, the center of all alumni activity is located at 3604 0 Street, N.W., Washington, D . C. 20007
FREEDOM AND THE LAYMAN
I by Daniel Callahan
If it is true, as Karl Rahner has written, that
"the layman is a Christian who remains in the
world," it might then follow that a layman would
be wise to discuss freedom from his vantage
point in the world. That is what I propose to do.
But more than common prudence commends this
course. For it is daily borne in upon a layman that he
is caugh t between t wo realms. On the one hand there
is the accumulated wisdom of the Church, conveyed
to him in his religious education, t hrough t he liturgy ,
in sermons and exh or tations. To this may be added
the growing body of literature on the "theology of the
layman." On the other hand there is the accumulated
wisdom of the secular world ; here is a nother master
whi ch daily instructs him. Ideally, the Church should
give t h e layman some insight into the meaning of that
world in which he lives. Practically speaking, however,
it often happens t hat the world, in turn, gives the layma n some insight into t he meaning of the Church.
There is really nothing odd in this, much less anything improper. The wise man will ta ke his wisdom
wherever he finds it, and so should the Church.
The subject at hand is "freedom and t he layman .'·
It is at once possible to see t hat the contem porary
pertinence of this subj ect tells us as much about the
world as it does about the Church . History is not just
a seri es of accidents, whether it is a matter of secular
or eccl esiastical history. And here history shows us
t hat t he emerging consciousness of twentieth-century
man has come to center on t he id ea of freedom. The
sources of this emergence are many. There is, in impul se at least, a movement away from paternalistic
societies, sti mulated in great par t by the spread of
democratic ideals throughout the world. Even the
most autocratic poli tical regimes feel compelled to pay
homage to t he goal of the self-directing free man in a
free society. This movement toward human autonomy
has been powerfully prodded by the disastrous consequences of man's recent ex perience with totalitarian
governments. There is, quite rightly, a deep and pervasive suspi cion of any theory of government which
ass umes that men should place their fate t otally in
t he h ands of others. This does not mean that men do
not in fact still do so; but as a general theory any
paternalistic ideology has come upon hard da ys.
Closely related to this development is an awakening
consciousness of the responsibility of the person to
make his own moral decisions. In the Nuremberg
trials and in the case of Adolf Eichmann, the world
saw the utterly evil consequences of an ethic which
enables men to excuse their crimes against humanity
on the grounds that they are merely "following
orders." Here were men-men as self-excusing animals
-who declared that they had no obligation to determine matters of right and wrong. Their only duty, as
they saw it, was to be loyal and obedient servants of
the regime to which they had pledged allegiance. The
moral, for those who would call themselves free men,
was clear: there is no cause, no loyalty, no set of principles which can justify any person who would claim
he is not responsible for his actions. Not one of us can
hand over his moral decisions to another.
Still another source of the emergence of freedom as
the rallying cry of our day is the suffocating presence
of mass societies. We no longer live in a world of scattered individuals clustered together in small gro ups,
surrounded by unmapped wilderness and virgin forests. Now there are people everywhere, so many, indeed, that it is more and more difficult for the individual to keep himself from being swallowed up in an
endless sea of nameless humanity. Impersonal economic, political, and sociological forces frighten and
coerce us. Faced with such forces, we seek personal initiative, personal identification, and personal freedom
with desperate energy. So, too, in such a world, there
is much talk of self-fulfillment, honesty, integrity, authenticity- talk, that is, of anything which will help
the isolated individual retain some vital sense of his
uniqueness, his right to existence, his personal worth
and destiny.
There is a connecting thread which binds together
the seemingly disparate movements and events which
are shaking the contemporary world. The African who
rebels against colonialism is moved by many of the
same deep forces which impel the Negro in Harlem to
force out white merchants. The novelists who glorifies
a life of sexual abandon and despises the mores of
middle-class monogamy shares a certain kinship with
the Christian social reformer who would uproot a system of exploitation based on ritualistically accepted
economic values. Each protests against a passive acquiescence to unexamined cultural values. The local
communist party leader who desires some degree of
ind~pendence from Moscow is stirred by a spirit not
wholly unlike that which leads many students today
to rebel against authority. The connecting thread in
all of these instances is a surge toward freedom , however misguided and nai:ve may be the forms it takes.
Freedom is in the bones of modern man; one way or
another it will find expression. He wants freedom from
hunger, from political domination, from the impersonal weight of oppressive custom and ritualistically
sustained values. He wants freedom to plan his own
life, to make his own decisions, to find that mode and
direction of life which will enable him to realize his
full human dignity. But modern man is also skeptical,
less given to utopian dreams, less prone to place his
faith in charismatic leaders, less willing to commit
himself blindly to the panaceas of those who would
call t hemselves wise. He is often a rebel, burned and
scarred by the ravages of too many holy wars, too
many causes turned sour, too many dreams shattered.
To be sure, in moments of fear or in moments of sudden vision the rebel in him may give way to the conformist or the enthusiast; but the rebel is still there,
ready to reappear when calm returns or the vision
fades. Above all, he wants to be himself, and that self,
he has found, can be achieved only through freedom.
What, in the judgment of modern man, are the conditions necessary to insure this freedom he seeks? One
can discern something approaching a consensus in
answer to this question. At its focal point is the possibility of making choices. The measure of freedom is
the psychological capacity to choose between alternative possibilities and the presence of genuine options
from which to choose. There is a desire for political
freedom - the freedom to choose among a variety of
politi c;ll goals and programs. There is a desire for
social freedom-the freedom to choose among different
styles of life. There is a desire for psychological freedom - the freedom to chart one's own course free of
open or hidden conditioning pressures. There is a desire for religious freedom-the freedom to search out
God in one's own way, and, if no God can be found,
the freedom to live a life which has no transcendent
good at its center. So put, there are fewer and fewer
men in our world who would dissent from this
consensus.
Something more must be said here. It is not enough
for modern man that this freedom be theoretically
available; not enough that his nation boast a beautifully conceived constitution guaranteeing his rights;
not enough that his church have a theology which
vindicates his freedom of conscience; not enough that
the savants deplore undue social, economic, and cultural coercion. What matters is that man's freedom
be real, concrete, and effective, a freedom which can
be exercised openly, safely, and fully . The Negro in
America has constitutional freedoms, but he often
does not have real freedom. The religious believer in
the Soviet Union has legally guaranteed rights, but he
cannot freely exercise these rights without paying a
penalty. The poverty-stricken slum dweller in Latin
America has the social right to economic mobility and
a decent life, but those who control the wealth do not
give him the opportunity to realize this right. If modern man is a skeptic, he is especially distrustful of
paper values, good only for looking and not for acting.
The contemporary world has been a hard school.
About man 's freedom it has taught him to beware of
absolutes, whether these absolutes be ideological,
spiritual, moral, or political. Above all, it has taught
him to be excessively wary of giving his wholehearted
allegiance to any scheme of values which entails that
he sacrifice his independence and his freedom of choice
and judgment. Politically, he has learned that his
freedom is safe only where power is relative, subject
to checks and balances, limited in scope and application. Ideologically, he has learned that there exists no
cause which is more valuable than the good of the individual; men do not exist to be sacrificed for abstractions, even if labeled "humanity." Morally, he has
learned that ethical values often reflect nothing more
than regional traditions, tribal customs, the mores of
ruling elites, and the vestigal habits of dead generations. Theologicall y, he has learned that men often
make God in their own image, domesticatin g religion
so that it may better serve, justify, and rationalize the
status quo of society.
So much, then, for the lessons of the contemporary
world. To the extent that the Catholic lives in this
world and breathes its air, he will have been tutored
along with all other men. Perhaps it is true that this
education has been mainly negative, telling man more
what to avoid than what to seek. Perhaps it is true
that, in an age when old certainties are losing their
savor, man is left without a mooring, turned back in
upon himself and doomed to seek an elusive selfhood.
Perhaps so, but he cannot for all that ignore what he
has learned.
Now let us turn to that world which the Church
represents, that other spiritual space in which the layman exists. For one who has taken seriously the lessons of the secular world, the contrast is striking. Here
is an institution which, it is commonly bell ved, demands of its members absolute submission, absolute
commitment ; hence it rejects that wisdom which
warns that loyalties should always be provisional.
Here is an organization which has at its head a human
being of whom the astounding claim is made, that, on
occasion, he is absolutely protected from error; hence
it ignores the advice to be wary of those leaders whose
followers argue that he is one set apart from ordinary,
finite humanity. Here is a community of men which, in
its manuals, proclaims the freedom of man's conscience,
but which in the past has been known to advocate the
burning of dissidents and even now is perfectly willing
to banish the heretic into the outer darkness; hence it
exhibits one important characteristi c of those totalitarian states with an official party line. Here is a social
structure which, far from having a system of checks
and balances, centers power in the hands of a few men
only, men not chosen for their office by those whom
they command, and men from whose decisions there
is no higher recourse; hence it ignores the experience
of a humanity which has suffered at the hands of sovereign lords and dictators.
This list need not be continued. Its thrust should be
clear. What are we to say at this point? We could say
that what is true in the world is not true in the
Church, that what is valuable wisdom for man in his
political life does not apply in the Church. But this
will not do. The Church has always been able to profit
from the conclusions of reasonable men meditating on
human existence; it should be able to profit in this instance. Nor can be be so nai've as to think that the
ills which afflict the secular world cannot afflict the
Church. The Church is m ade up of men , a nd it will
sho w the marks of their humanity. Or we could say
that the world is correct in its hard-won truths about
freedom, but that the Church is so unique an institution that these truths can safely be ignored. Here we
might say: Yes, let man be wary of t hose who claim
to have a special access to truth; but let him make an
exception in the case of the Church's claims. Yes, let
men reject systems of government which contain no
checks and balances on the exercise of power; but let
him accept the absolute power of t h e Church, for in
that exceptional instance the authority to command
obedience comes directly from God. Yes, let no man
form his conscience according to the commands of
others or suspend his right to absolute moral choiceexcept in that unique case where the Church teaches
one what to ch oose. These strategems will not do
either.
The difference between the Church and a totalitarian government cannot simply t urn on t h e fact that
the former preaches t he truth and the latter falsehood .
It cannot turn on an assertion that a person should
hold on to his freedom when a dictator would take it
from him, but should give it up if the Church bids
him to do so. It cannot turn on a claim to freedom of
choice in the face of a monolithic society, but allow a
relinquishment of that freedom when the monolith
h appens to be a church.
The difference betw een the Church and an absolutist system of political power must be so sharp there
can be no question of making "distinctions" of t he
kind cited above. In recent decades much has been
done and said to allay the fear of non-Catholics that
the Church is essentially a many-tentacled, powerhungry monster. Yet it has by no means convinced the
world t h at the values it represents in the province of
authority-absolute commit ment to a bsolute truth
mediated by men with absolute power-is compatible
with freedom and human dignity. Those who exercise
authority may be benevolent, enlightened, sensitive,
humble, self-effacing. For all that, and even granting
the many limitations on ecclesiastical authority which
Catholic theology recognizes, there remains a residue
of absolutism. And absolutism, whatever th e form it
may take, represents a potential danger to freedom, a
danger verified by history time and again. At the moment the world looks upon t he Church as an ally; now
the Ch urc h stands with the freedom of man . But it
has not always done so in the past. As for the futurewho can tell ? That is why the Church remains an object of suspicion.
Let me add a prediction here. No matter how
strongly t h e Council may affirm religious liberty and
freedom of conscience, the wariness and suspicion will
remain. For from the viewpoint of t h e world the
Church still claims a special access to truth and a special mandate to proclaim that truth in a binding way.
For all t h e world can see there is nothing in logic or
history which would make it impossible for a future
Council to overturn the work of the present Council;
or for future popes to declare th at the work of our
contemporary popes was a mistake. If Catholic thought
can change once on religious liberty it can change
again. The Catholic may protest here, simply assertin g t hat t he Church will not regress. But h e cannot
prove it, and h e surely is not prophetic enough to
speak with absolute confidence abo ut the thought of a
Council or pope one, two or three centuries from now.
The world thinks it sees absolutism, and it has learned
to its great cost that with absolutism all things are
possible.
Enough has been said here to indicate a problem of
considerable magnitude. A number of questions arise.
Is it time, as the world is now coming to hold, that
any institution or system of thought which contains
an element of a bsolutism constitutes a potential danger to freedom? If this is so, does that word "any"
actually include even the Church? Is it further true
that any ma n who commits himself totally to a system of values, an institution, or a church, is no longer
a free man? (It will not do here quickly to answer that
as long as his absolute commitment was a matter of
free choice no problem of freedom need arise. Many
men joined the SS of their own free choice.) Is it true
that the sensible man, one who has learned the lessons of history well, is a person skeptical of all absolute value, absolute authorities, absolute truths? If
this is true, does that mean that the Catholic is, by
definition, one who is not wise? I will not try to answer these questions directly, for I doubt that such is
what the situation demands. Any Catholic with a
minimal training in philosophy and theology could unearth some old sayings or propositions to handle them,
but that method has been tried and found wanting.
Let me, instead, suggest that the Church must try to
give the world not only ni cely reasoned theological
positions, but also a new experience, by word_ and deed ,
of the compatibility of freedom and comrmtment, of
freedom and strong authority, of freedom and the acceptance of values which do not spring wholly from
human crea tivity. The Christian must always affirm
that an acceptance of Christ is a total acceptance .. It
cannot be provisional or tentative; if it is, it is not fait?
of the kind Christ asked of men. Moreover, the Catholic
must hold that t he acceptance of the authority of the
Church is inextricably bound up with his faith in
Christ; and this means accepting fully the authority of
those who speak in Christ's name. Finally, commitment
to Christ and His Chmch means that one accepts the
revelation of Christ's life, death, and resurrection and
the values, stemming wholly from God, which the eve~t
of that revelat ion carries with it. In the face of the WISdom of the world, however, it is no good just to assert
these things, much less to assert that no danger to freedom arises. The world must, somehow, see for itself. It
must see with its own eyes t h e fact of Catholics acting
freely, experiencing freedom, standing forth as witnesses to freedom.
The reason wh y t he Church must enable men to see
freedom does not entirely t urn upon the necessary
apostolic goal of drawing all men to Christ. It also turns
upon the need of t he world for positive examples, creative insights, and workable suggestions which would
assist it in r esolving some of its own, purely temporal
dilemmas, especially those concerning the relationship
of one huma n being with another . I have mentioned
that mankind h as become skeptical of absolutist political systems, moral and spiritual values. While this is,
I think, a valid observation, one can also observe that
few men are happy living in a universe which requires
unremitting cyni cism and skept icism. Human beings
do want values: they do want goals toward which they
can strive. They have learned to be suspicious of those
men and groups proclaiming that they alone possess
the truth, but they still show every sign of wanting to
find the truth. In civic life enlightened men do not
want dictatorships or military rule; but they do want
firm, positive reasons for obeying legitimate laws. In
education students less and less want autocratic
teachers presenting them with ready-made truth; but
they do want to believe there remains the possibility
of discovering truth. In ethics men no longer want detailed lists of moral injunctions; but they do want
some sense that moral values have an intrinsic meaning and man's dignity some transcendent significance.
All of this is only to say that the world is confused.
It has learned some of its lessons well, and conclusions
have been drawn. Yet it has not learned where to go
from here. That is why the freedom of the layman has
a special importance: as a test case of whether there
exists the possibility of a total commitment which remains fully compatible with human freedom. If there
does exist such a possibility, to be found in a commitment to Christ and His Church, then it ought to be
possible to realize man's freedom in the Christian life.
The alternative is ominous. If freedom cannot be realized in the Christian life, a life grounded on the profound conviction that man is free and is made in the
image of God, then it is hard to see how it can be realized anywhere else. Much, then, is at stake in the
way the Church comes to work out" the freedom of the
layman: a viable example for the world, the Church's
effectiveness in witnessing to the freedom of the children of God, and the possibility of the efficacious
presence of the Church among men.
contributors note:
DANIEL CALLAHAN is an associate editor
of "The Commonweal." A graduate of Yale,
he took his M.A. at Georgetown and studied
for his doctorate at Harvard. He has taught
in the departments of religion of the Harvard
Divinity School and of Temple and Brown
universities. A contributor on current questions to many periodicals, he is the author of
"The Mind of the Catholic Layman" and
"Honesty in the Church." He is the editor of
"Generation of the Third Eye: Young Catholic Leaders View Their Church" and "Federal Aid to Catholic Schools." This article is
taken from the recently published book,
"Freedom and Man," a collection of addresses given at the Patrick F. Healy Conference on Freedom and Man, held on
campus on November 30, December 1, and
December 2, 1964, and attended by over five
thousand persons. "Freedom and Man,"
edited by the Reverend John Courtney Murray, S.J., is published by P. J. Kenedy &
Sons.
Edward Bennett Williams
named National Chairman of 1965-66 Georgetown University Alumni
Annual Fund
Edward Bennett Williams,
L'44 , prominent Washington,
D. C. attorney, has accepted
the national chairmanship of
the 1965-66 Georgetown University Alumni Annual Fund,
according to the Very Reverend
Gerard J. Campbell, S.J., President of the University and Eugene L. Stewart, C'48, L'51,
President of the Alumni Association.
One of the leaders who are
helping to make the defense of
criminal cases once more a respectable branch of modern
legal practice, Edward Bennett
Williams stands in the tradition
of the great American trial lawyers. He has represented rightwingers and Communists, movie stars and sports celebrities,
union leaders and gamblers.
At a time when individual
rights have been threatened,
Williams has made his career a
constant struggle for constitutional liberty through law. Ignoring the onus of guilt by
client, he has taken cases be- ~
cause the United States Constitution guarantees counsel to
all. No one, Williams believes,
would criticize a physician or
clergyman for helping a client
with a heinous moral character.
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" Only the lawyer is expected to
turn away a client because society regards him as socially,
morally, or politically obnoxious," he wrote in his book
"One Man's Freedom" (Atheneum, 1962). "On ly the lawyer
is suspect if he advises someone in defense of his liberty."
Edward Bennett Williams
was born on May 31, 1920 in
Hartford, Connecticut. When
he graduated from Hartford's
Bulkeley High School in 1937
he won a scholarship to Holy
Cross College in Worcester,
Massachusetts, where he was a
leading debater and served as
president of the Philosophical
Society. Williams placed first in
his class, took his B.A. degree
summa cum laude, and was
voted "most learned" by his
classmates at graduation ceremonies in 1941. He had to
postpone his plans to attend
law school, however, with the
entry of the United States into
World War II. He enlisted in the
United States Army Air Force
but was given a medical discharge after two years of service when he sustained a back
injury.
Returning to civilian life,
Williams enrolled at the Georgetown University Law School in
Washington , D. C., where he
again distinguished himself
and passed the bar ex ami nation by 1945. He was recommended for his first job in trial
law with the well-known law
firm of Hogan & Hartson in
Washington, D. C. by the Rev.
Francis E. Lucey, regent of
Georgetown's Law Center. In
the "American Weekly" (July
17, 1960) Father Lucey has de1 scribed Williams' legal philoso1 phy as "an intense desire to
keep government from encroaching on human liberties.
He takes spectacular and unpopular cases to make his point,
and also because he thoroughly
enjoys the battle of the forum.
He wins cases by hammering
away at points of law, not by
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Edward Bennett Williams
named Nationa l Chairman of 1965-66 Georgetown Univers ity Alumni
Annual Fund
Edward Bennett Williams,
L'44, prominen t Washington,
D. C. attorney, has accepted
the national chairman ship of
the 1965·66 Georgetown Uni ·
versity Alumni Annual Fund ,
according to the Very Reverend
Gerard J. Campbell , S.J., Presi·
dent of the Universit y and Eu·
gene L. Stewart, C'48 , L' 51,
Presiden t of the Alumni Asso·
ciation.
One of the leaders who are
helping to make the defense of
criminal cases once more a re·
spectable branch of modern
legal practice , Edward Bennett
Williams stands in the tradition
of the great American trial law·
yers. He has represented right·
wingers and Commun ists, mov·
ie stars and sports celebritie s ,
union leaders and gamblers .
At a time when individua l
rights have been threatene d,
Williams has made his career a
constant struggle for constitu ·
tiona! liberty through law. lg·
noring the onus of guilt by
client , he has taken cases be·
cause the United States Consti·
tution g uarantee s counsel to
all. No one, Williams believes,
would criticize a physician or
clergyma n for helpin g a client
with a heinous moral character .
"Only the lawyer is expected to
turn away a client because so·
ciety regards him as socially,
morally, or politically obnox·
ious, " he wrote in his book
" One Man's Freedom " (Athen·
eum , 1962). " Only the lawyer
is suspect if he advises some·
one in defense of his liberty."
Edward Bennett Williams
was born on May 31, 1920 in
Hartford , Connectic ut. When
he graduate d from Hartford 's
Bulkeley High School in 1937
he won a scholarsh ip to Holy
Cross College in Worcester,
Massachusetts, where he was a
leading debater and served as
presiden t of the Philosoph ical
Society . Williams pl aced first in
his class, took his B.A. degree
summa cum laude , and was
voted "most learned" by his
classmat es at graduatio n cere·
monies in 1941. He had to
postpone his plans to attend
law school , however, with the
entry of the United States into
World War II. He enlisted in the
United States Army Air Force
but was given a medical dis·
charge after two years of serv·
ice when he sustained a back
injury.
Returning to civilian life,
Williams enrolled at the George·
town Universit y Law School in
Washing ton , D. C., where he
again distin g uished himself
and passed the bar examina·
tion by 1945. He wa s recom ·
mended for his first job in trial
law with the well -known law
firm of Hogan & Hartson in
Washing ton, D. C. by the Rev.
Francis E. Lucey , regent of
Georgeto wn 's Law Center. In
the "America n Weekly " (July
17, 1960) Father Lucey has de·
scribed Williams' legal philoso·
phy as " an intense desire to
keep governm ent from en·
croachin g on human liberties.
He takes spectacu lar and un·
popular cases to make his point ,
and also because he thoroughly
enjoys the battle of the forum.
He wins cases by hammeri ng
away at points of law, not by
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oratorical appeals to the jury."
The courtroom dramas in
wh ich Williams has been in·
valved have provided materia l
for many articles he has con·
tributed to mass-circulation
magazines. He has also dis·
c ussed some of his more spec·
t acul ar cases in " One Man's
Freedom" (Atheneum , 1962) to
illu st ra t e·the ever-present danger of infringement upon the
con st itu tional freedoms of the
individu al. For lawyers he has
written "You In Trial Law"
(Tupper and Love , 1963). Wil·
Iiam s belongs to the Presi·
dent' s Lawyers Committee on
Civil Ri ghts , and he is a mem·
ber of th e American College of
Tri al Lawyers, the Internationa l
Academy of Trial Lawyers, the
Barri st ers, the American Bar
Association , and the District of
Columbi a Bar Association . Our·
ing th e late 1950's Williams
parti cip ated in a battle to de·
seg r egate his local bar group
and he defended the America n
Bar Association in a suit for a
restrain ing injunction brought
by a group of white lawyers.
Will ia ms is also a member of
th e executive board of the
Ameri can Civil Liberties Union.
In 1963 Holy Cross College
award ed him an honorary doc·
torat e in j urisprudence.
He received Georgetown's
highest alumni accolade, the
John Carroll Award, in 1964.
Fath er Campbell, comment·
in g on th e appointment, said,
" Everyone at Georgetown faculty , alumni and studentshas faith in Ed Williams' bril·
liance as an advocate , his dem·
onstrated ability through
tou gh-minded determination to
overcome great odds , and his
warm -hearted loyalty to George·
town , to maintain the momen·
tum of success which has char·
acterized the Alumni Fund
campaigns in recent years. I
am particularly grateful that Ed
Williams will be accepting the
baton of leadersh ip from Thorn·
as A. Dean of Chi cago, Nat ional
Chairman of the 1964-65 Fund
so succe ssfully concluded last
mont h."
Georgetown Alumni Clubs
of Worcester and Northern California first to be
chartered by National
Association
Complyin g with the resolu·
tion of the Board of Governors
of the Georgetown University
Alumni Association that all local
alumni clubs must be chartered
by January 15, 1966, the
Georgetown Alumni Clubs of
Worcester, Mass ., and North·
ern California were the first two
groups to fulfill the necessary
requirements and were offi·
cia lly ch artered on Saturd ay,
September 11.
Eugene L. Stewart, C'48,
L' 51 , President of the Alumni
As sociation, presented the offi·
ci a! document of charter to the
Worcester, Massachusetts Club
at a dinner on the September
11th date. On the same evening,
th e Very Reverend Gerard
J. Campbell , S.J ., President of
Georgetown University pre·
sented a similar document to
the Northern California Club at
a dinner given in his honor.
Class Reunions held on
Campus
The Georgetown University
Campus was the scene of the
1965 Cl ass Reunions on June
11 · 13, for class years ending in
"5 " and " 0". Over 1150 alumni
and their wives returned to
Georgetown to renew friend ·
ships and acquaintances and to
view Georgetown's progress .
The program began on June
11 , with receptions hosted by
the Deans of the several
schools . Th at evening , theRe·
union Gala officially opened the
festivities for the fi ve year
classes .
Saturday morning, June 12,
featured special programs ,
roundtables, and academic dis·
cussions. At 11:30, the tradi·
tiona! Memorial Mass for de·
ceased alumni was celebrated
by the Most Reverend Jeremiah
F. Minihan , C'25 , Auxili ary
Bishop of Boston . Beginning at
Noon , the Very Reverend Ger·
ard J. Campbell , S.J ., President
of Georgetown , hosted a sump·
tuous luncheon for all alumni
and their wives.
As a special salute to the Sil ver Jubilarians, the members
of the Class of 1940 were presented their Anniversary Cita tions at a ceremony in Gaston
Hall.
Cocktails on Healy Lawn preceded the Reunion Banquet in
New South and a dance followed . The 1965 celebration
ended with a special brunch on
Sunday morning, June 13.
In past years the cost of Reunions was set at $8.50 per
person. This low fee was made
possible because the University
and the Alumni Association
graciously subsidized any
losses sustained by the program. However, in view of con stantly rising costs, and the
fact that the Alumni Associa tion and the University sustained a loss of over $9,000.00
on Reunions this year, the price
will be increased to $10.00 per
person for the 1966 program .
The new price will still not completely cover the costs of Reunions but will help to reduce
any loss.
Georgetown Law Center
gets grant of $1 ,000,000
Georgetown University will
establish an institute in its Law
Center designed to help improve criminal justice under a
$1 million grant from the Ford
Foundation.
To be known as the Institute
for Criminal Law and Procedure, it will conduct research
and demonstration projects in
the Washington area .
These projects will be selected by a policy board representing organizations concerned with the administration
of criminal justice. Included will
be the courts of the District of
Columbia and the United States
Supreme Court, local bar associations, police and corrections
agencies and other universities.
Psychiatric Clinic
Among the projects being
planned by the Georgetown institute is a pre -trial psychiatric
clinic where certain defendants
will undergo pre-trial mental
examinations without the necessity of the 90 -day commitment now required.
The existence of a facility unconnected with government
hospitals is expected to encourage lawyers to seek examinat ions at the clinic for their clients, and to bring more psychiatrists from private practice
into contact with problems involving the criminal law.
New Insights
The clinic will provide more
thorough examination than is
usually given. It will encourage
the use of relevant psychiatric
information in sentencing. Also,
the systematic data obtained
by the clinic is expected to provide new insights into the
causes of crime .
The Georgetown institute
also will ccnduct a rehabilitation project, in which a social
worker and a psychologist will
work with a control group of defendants immediately after ind ictment to prepare rehabili -
tation plans for submission to
the probation officer or judge if
the accused is found guilty or
to help him meet his problems
if he is acqu itted.
In particular, a defendant
will be provided with legal counsel with whom to correspond
while in prison and to represent
him before the parole board.
Efforts to obtain employment
for him upon his release will be
made in cooperation with the
Board of Prisons.
Other pilot projects being
planned by the Georgetown institute deal with the selection
of probation officers, and with
the voluntary disclosure of information in criminal cases.
In the first, the institute will
attempt to match case assignments to the attitudes and tech niques of individual officers to
determine whether fewer offenders return to previous
criminal habits under the influ ence of specific personality
traits of such "matched" probation officers.
In the second, the institute
will encourage voluntary mutual disclosure of informationreports, documents, and other
evidence -to prosecutors as
well as defense lawyers to
evaluate the advantages and
disadvantages to each side and
to the courts.
Alumni Golfers win Dettweiler Trophy by one
point
On April 13, the Georgetown
Alumni Golf Team defeated the
ALUMNI MAGAZINE RECEIVES AWARD
For creditable achievement in appearance, the judges in the Annual Publications Competition of the American Alumni Council
have awarded a Certificate of Achievement to GEORGETOWN,
the alumni magazine.
ALUMNI CALENDAR
The Georgetown University Alumni Association has scheduled the
following events from October, 1965, through June, 1966:
- October 15-16: Board of Governors and Alumni Senate Meetings
-October 16: John Carroll Awards Dinner; Class Representative
Conference
-January 14: Council of Club Presidents Meeting
- January 14-15: Board of Governors and Alumni Senate Meetings
-March 12: Annual Dental Alumni Day
-March 20: Founder's Day Commemoration
-May 14-15: Board of Governors and Alumni Senate Meetings
-June 4-6: Golden Jubilarian Reunion
-June 10-12: Class Reunions
Georgetown University Varsity
Golf Team by one point, at Columbia Country Club, in Washington. The victory entitled the
alumni to retain possession of
the Billy Dettweiler Trophy
which is awarded to the team
accumulating the highest number of points of the Fall and
Spring matches of a sch olastic
year. Scores are computed on a
Nassau basi s of three points
per foursome; one point for the
first nine, one point for the second nine, and one point for the
eighteen holes. Any ties are
awarded on e-half point. Howard L. Jobe, C'49, organized the
first meeting of the two teams
in November, 1963.
Alumni Admissions Committees Begin Work
Starting around October 15,
over 200 alumni volunteers wi ll
begin their search for qualified
students to enter Georgetown
in September, 1966.
The Alumni Admissions Program is a joint effort of the University Office of Undergradua~e
Ad mission s and the Georgetown University Alumn i Association . Th e obj ect of the pro-
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gram, implemented through the
local clubs, is to interview prospective students, encouraging
enrollment among the best of
the ap-plicants.
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The basic purpose of this
program is to interview applicants to all of Georgetown's
schools from a given geographical region . Prospective students are interviewed by an
al umnus of the school to which
the student has applied. The interview report is used by the
Admissions Committee as one
of its criteria. The interview
also affords the applicant the
opportunity to learn more about
Georgetown.
The secondary purpose of
this program is to represent
Georgetown at College Information Programs sponsored by
high schools. The Committee
only attends College Information Programs when requested
by the Director of Admissions.
Each Club President is asked
by the Director of Admissions
to appoint a chairman and Interviewing Committee. Upon
application, the Director of Admissions will send to each
member of the committee the
Alumni Admissions Handbook
and other appropriate information.
The handbook contains the
essential information about the
curricula of Georgetown 's nine
schools, the University history,
information about methods of
conducting.interviews and College Information Programs and
questions most commonly asked by the applicant, and their
answers.
Dr. Frank Evans and
Father Royden Davis receive new appointments
The Very Reverend Gerard J.
Campbell, S.J., President, has
announced the appointment of
Dr. Frank A. Evans, Director of
the Honors Program, as Assistant Dean of the College of Arts
and Sciences, and the Reverend Royden Davis, S.J ,. as
Dean of Freshmen.
Dr. Evens, who came to
Georgetown in 1951 as Administrative Assistant to the President, will now be concerned
specifically with advising prelaw and pre-medical students
and students who plan to go to
graduate schools of business
and liberal arts. He will continue as Director of the Honors
Program.
Father Davis, a graduate of
the College and the Law Center,
entered the Society of Jesus in
1950, and was ordained nine
years later. Besides studying at
Georgetown , he received his
M.A. in Government from St.
Louis University and his Ph.L
and St.L degrees from Woodstock College. He is presently
working on his Ph.D dissertation at Georgetown.
Speaking of the appointments, the Reverend Thomas
R. Fitzgerald, S.J ., Dean of the
College, said that he and Dr.
Evans and Father Davis will
work closely together. He noted
that Father Davis will work primarily with the freshmen , and
that he and Dr. Evans will focus
their attention on the sophmores, juniors, and seniors.
All 27 lived in the newest
Georgetown dormitory, Harbin
Hall, in air-conditioned comfort,
sharing rooms with American
students. Home hospitality and
local sightseeing, swimming
parties, and other typical
American pastimes were organized by the Foreign Student
Service Council of Washington,
D.C.
Father McGrath receives
Gaston Award for 1965
The Reverend Brian A. McGrath, S.J. (center) , Academic
Vice-President of Georgetown
University, is shown receiving
the 1965 William Gaston
Award, from Eugene L. Stewart, C'48, L' 51 (left), President
of the Georgetown University
Alumni Association. Assisting
Mr. Stewart at the ceremony
was Bernard A. Carter, C'49
(right), Vice-Presid ~nt of the
University for Alumni Affairs
and Executive Secretary of the
AI u mni Association.
The Gaston Award was established in 1963 by the Alumni
Association "to be presented
each year to the member of one
of the Quinquennial Reunion
Classes who is most distinguished in the field of education ."
University is Host to Soviet
Educators
Georgetown University was
host this past summer to a
group of 27 Soviet teachers of
English, who came to the
United States on the InterUniversity Committee Exchange
Program . Their stay lasted
from June 21 to August 27.
During this time they followed
courses in methodology and
worked hard at improving their
own proficiency in the English
language . Their program was
under the direction of Professor Bernard Choseed of the Institute of Languages and Linguistics.
Apart from regular classes at
Georgetown's Institute of Languages and Linguistics, the
participants heard lectures by
many authorities in various
fields, both from the Georgetown faculty and from outside
the University. Among the special lecturers were Dr. Robert
Lado, Dean of the Institute;
Fred M. Hechinger, Education
Editor, The New York Times;
Dr. David P. Harris, Director,
American Language Institute,
Georgetown; Dr. Harry Freeman, Head, Language Administration Staff, A.I.D.; Dr. Henry
Lee Smith, Jr., Chairman, Department of Anthropology and·
Linguistics, State University of
New York at Buffalo.
The Soviet teachers visited
the campus of the University of
Maryland, guided by Dean Furman A. Bridgers, Foreign Student Advisor. Local trips
brought them to Mount Vernon,
Harper's Ferry and Gettysburg.
On a five-day tour out of town,
they were received at the University of Pittsburgh, where
Foreign Student Advisor Renee
Lichenstein arranged for sightseeing of both the educational
and industrial activities of the
area. This same trip included
visits to Niagara Falls, the Tonawanda Indian Reservation,
and the Corning Glass Company at Corning, N.Y. Dr. Lawrence Smith, Director of Foreign Students Affairs at the
University of Buffalo, and Professor Richard Leed at Cornell
University were the excellent
hosts on these two New York
campuses.
At a f inal banquet at George-
town, certificates of proficiency
were conferred. A short address
was made by the Reverend
Gerard F. Yates, S.J., Director
of the International Student
Programs. The students presented appropriate small gifts
to their teachers and hosts and
sang three fine Russian choruses. The finale was a rousing
rend ition of "Auld Lang Syne"
in which everyone took part.
Drew Pearson, the columnist,
who was present at the occasion, wrote later: " . . . More
than learning English and how
to teach it, they had learned
that Americans are not all the
way some of our foreign critics
say we are, but friendly people
who want to get along with the
rest of the world and make it a
better place to live in."
Faculty Senate
Established
To
Be
At a recent meeting of the
faculty, Father Campbell, S.J.
made an unusual announcement. He promised to institute
in October an interim faculty
senate, to be succeeded as
soon as possible by a permanent organization.
In this day of aggiornamento, there is much talk of
the layman's place in the
Church. At Georgetown, where
eight of the ten deans and al most all departmental chairmen are lay, much has already
been done to give the layman
his due place. A faculty senate
is, however, almost surely
needed, though some obscurity
exists both as to its precise
composition and as to its specific functions.
DENTAL REUNIONS
MARCH 12
Plan now to attend!!
In some universities, a faculty senate consists of se nior
members only; in others, it in·
eludes some from the lower
ranks. It may be all-embracing,
or it may be representative, its
members being elected for set
terms by the whole faculty.
In general, a faculty senate
should serve as an effective
forum for faculty views, and
should make it possible for the
faculty to express itself in those
areas of administration in
which it has special com pe·
tence or concern. It has been
suggested that the senate
would select at least some
members of the Rank and
Tenure Committee, which recommends to the President promotions to the rank of associate and of full professor. It
would also choose a Facu lty
Grievance Committee, and
probably other committees
concerned with University
affairs.
Chancellor Tours Far East
The Reverend Edward B.
Bunn, S.J., Chancellor, left
Washington , August 7th, on a
trip to Manil a, Hong Kong,
Tokyo, and Honolulu. In Manila,
he made an inspection visit to
Ateneo de Manila University, a
Jesuit school there, and in
Hong Kong and Honolulu he
visited with groups of Georgetown alumni. From August 26th
to 30th, Father Bunn attended
the Conferences of the International Federation of Catholic
Universiti es in Tokyo, Japan. ,
University Appoints New
Vice-President for Business and Finance
On Au gust 16, Mr. John J.
Pateros became Georgetown
University's first Vice-President
for Business and Finance. In
making the appointment,
Father Campbell stated that
Mr. Patero s "has had very
broad and deep experience in
the administration of financial
and business matters in private
business and governmental
departments."
A 1943 graduate of Du·
quesne University, where here·
ceived a B.S. degree in B usiness Administration, Mr. Pateros spent ten years in public
accounting with Main & Company, now Main, Lafrentz &
Company, in the Pittsburgh
office. From 1953 to 1955, he
was with Sheris Company and
Delta Food Equipment Company as Assistant Secretary
and Office Manager.
Mr. Pateros went to work for
the government, in 1955, as a
supervisory auditor in the General Accounting Office. Two
years later, he became Comp·
troller and Management Engineer at the David Taylor
Model Basin, a Naval Research
Laboratory in Maryland. In
1959, he was named Budget
officer at the Office of Educa·
tion, and, in 1960, Financial
Management Officer.
His sphere of responsibilities
at Georgetown will include budg ·
et, accounting, non-academic
personnel , purchasing, admin·
istrative data processing, and
auxiliary and service enterprises.
Land Purchased for New
Law Center
Georgetown University has
bought a two-acre undevel·
oped lot in downtown Washington for almost $2.5 million for
its new Law Center.
A five-man syndicate sold
the land for cash, according to
syndicate attorney, J. E. Binde·
man. Bindeman said he believes the lot, bounded by F, G,
1st and 2nd Streets and New
Jersey Avenue, N.W., is the
"largest single piece of unde·
veloped land in downtown
Washington ."
The University has not disclosed when construction of the
new Law Center will start. The
present center, located on a
50,000 square-foot tract at 6th
and E Streets, N.W., was built
in 1870.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSI-fYI
VARSITY BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE I 1965-1966
DATE
OPPONENT
PLACE
Dec. 2 American University .. Home
Dec. 4 St. John's University Home
Dec. 7 Loyola College (Bait.) Home
Dec. 11 LaSalle College .... .. ..Home
Dec. 1S Maryland University .. Away
Dec. 17 Columbia University .. Home
Dec. 21 Boston College .... ... .Away
Dec. 27,Holiday Festival Madison Sq.
28, 30 Tournament Garden, N.Y.
Jan. S U.S. Naval Academy Away
Jan. 8 Delaware University . Away
Jan. 10 Geo. Washington U. .. Away
Jan. 1S Fairleigh Dickinson U. Home
Jan. 29 Fordham University ..Away
Feb. 3 Geo. Washington U. .. Home
Feb. s New York University ..Home
Feb. 8 Rutgers University .... Home
Feb. 11 St. Joseph's College .. Away
Feb. 12 Catholic University .. .. Home
Feb. 17 Manhattan College .... Away
Feb. 22 Seton Hall University Away
Feb. 26 Fairfield University .... Home
Mar. 1 Canisius College ...... Home
book review
THE
NEW NATIONS
IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
AND DIPLOMACY
THE NEW NATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND DIPLOMACY: The Yearbook of World
Polity, Volume Ill (Frederick A.
Praeger, 1965. $7.00)-(323 pp.).
Edited by William V. O' Brie n.
Dr. Charles P. O'Donnell is Associate Dean of the School of
Foreign Service. Prior to his ap·
pointment at Georgetown, he had
been a foreign service officer for
twenty years. Before he entered
the State Department in 1944, he
had been head of the Department
of Political Science at De Paul Uni ·
versity, where he received his A. B.
in 1926, an·d was a lecturer at the
Catholic University of America . He
received his master's degree from
Harvard in 1933, and hi s Ph. D.
there in 1940.
During his career in the foreign
se rvice, Dr. O' Donnell was First
Secretary of t he Embassy and
Consul at Colombo, Ceylon , Copenhagen , and Be lgrade . He was subsequent ly Consul General at Bor·
deaux, and Decca, East Pa kistan.
This book has special interest for Georgetown alumni. It is one of the many
publications of the University's Institute of World Polity. This Institute has for
some years been making significant contributions such as this volume to the study
of up-coming issues of international law and international affairs. The Institute's
able chairman and editor of this book, Dr. William O'Brien, has h ere organized
an international team of contributors to discuss legal problems relating to the
emergence of new nations of the world. Dr. D.P. O'Connell, a New Zealander by
birth, Professor of International Law at the University of Adelaide, Australia,
writes on independence and state succession of new nations. Dr. J. E. S. Fawcett
of Oxford University, who has served in the British Foreign Office and in the International Monetary Fund, discusses the new nations and the United Nations.
Mr. Albert S. Esgain, educated in American and European universities, a senior
civilian lawyer in the Judge Advocates Office, Department of the Army, has written on military servitudes and their effect on new nations. Dr. O'Brien and his
assistant, Ulf Goebel, prepared an extended study of American recognition policy
with respect to the new nations.
The subject of this volume is of great importance to all of us. Nearly one-half
of the nations of the world have been created since 1945 and now contain at least
one-half of the population of the world of nations. Their struggle for recognition,
for identity, for improvement and for a place in the sun of the United Nations are
parts of the drama of the history of the past quarter century. Many aspects of this
drama are presented in the present volume.
Dr. O'Connell stresses the importance of closer studies of actual legal practices rather than abstract legal formulae. He therefore explores in this way the
body of law having to do with the independence of new states. Dr. O'Brien and
Ulf Goebel have done a careful and workmanlike job of examining some of the
mass of legal data rela ted to the recognition of some fifty new states. This article
illuminates such contemporary issues as the non-recognition of Red China. It provides valuable observations on U. S. foreign policy and the uses of recognition to
further political aims.
The paper by Albert J . Esgain provides a lucid and useful analysis of the legal
questions having to do with American military bases abroad. This issue has been
a matter of continuous concern to the U. S. and other countries, especially in the
last five or six years.
Professor Fawcett throws light on the effect of the admission of new states
on the disposition of votes in the U.N. Assembly; the importance of their power
with regard to the Security Council and many U.N. administrative agencies. His
study shows how the new nations have played an important role in the selection
of issues before the U.N. As he demonstrates it, the new nations have made the
overruling issues those of greatest concern to themselves, such as anti-colonialism
and economic aid . They have also been able to press their own points of view with
regard to the use of nuclear power. Professor Fawcett touches on alternative ways
of coping with the shifts in power resulting from the appearance of the new states
in the U.N.
All of these studies are important evidences of the recognition by scholars
everywhere of the relatedness of the political, social, economic and moral factors
to questions of international law. The urgency of the problems dealt with in this
volume reemphasizes the need for broader analysis of international problems in
sociological and political as well as legal terms.
DR. CHA RLES P. O ' DON N ELL
GEORGETOWN IN YOUR HOME
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This black and gold rocker, with the
University seal in gold , weighs 55
pounds. Its overall height is 41 %" with
a 29" back. The seat is 20 " wi e and
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on delivery.
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Hitchcock Mirror with scene of the
Georgetown Campus in 1832. Pittsburgh Plate Glass. In black with gold
trim. Shipping charge prepaid. $18.75.
FOUNDER'S DAY
March 20, 1966
Georgetown Calls Her Sons and Daughters
To Join In Prayer
FOUNDER'S DAY: A day to recall our spiritual and cultural heritage, willed to
us by Archbishop John Carroll. Each and every Georgetown Son and Daughter is
invited to participate by attendance at Mass and Communion or at his own religious
service.
In many cities throughout the nation the local club will sponsor a breakfast
following religious services. All breakfasts will be linked by a national telephone
hook-up with the "Hilltop" and with our Very Reverend President, Gerard J .
Campbell, S.J.
But whether there is a breakfast or not in your hometown, we ask you to unite
spiritually with your fellow Alumni.