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The smoker featured 1964 All-America end JACK
SNOW and ND sporU publicity director CHARLIE
CALLAHAN.
—JOHN W. GLAVIN, secretary
Rome, Italy
Universal Notre Dame Night, per circumstance,
is celebrated here in two sections: Tlie Early Bird
St. Patrick's Night Party and again in April on
the occasion of the annual Notre Dame Alumni
Pilgrimage from the US. But the Victory March
was played and played again on both occasions.
^(emorial Masses were sponsored for the eternal
rest of FRANK X. CULL '08 and for .MICHAEL
DONAHUE '67, both of Cleveland, Ohio. Mike
was a member of the ND student program at Innsbruck,
Austria.
Latest NDer to announce residence in Italy is
LT. C.MDR. NORBERT .MORI.ARTY '46, US.V,
stationed with Allied Forces in Naples.
Also a distinguished new Rome member: PROF.
JOSEPH F. MENEZ AB '45 AM '46 PhD '52,
who was a veteran floor "prefect" in Old Sorin
is presently on faculty of Loyola University of
Chicago's Rome Year Abroad Program.
Guests: CLARENCE SMITH '22 and wife; RICH-
.ARD CROWLEY '56, C. B. BELL MS '48 PhD '33;
FRANCIS TOYNE '40; PETER DOYLE '63;
FRANK PATOUT '63; PAUL DONOVAN '63
with wife; JOHN TURNER '61; JIM McNERNEY
'64; PROF. LOUIS HASLEY AB '30 MA '31 and
wife; J.AMES SMITH '62; JOSEPH BETTE '61;
brother of .MARTIN McCAULEY '36; FR.\NK
KIERN.AN '18; TOM ROBINSON '66; JOHN
FL.ASKA '61; FR. JAMES BURTCHAELL CSC
'56; FR. TOM BAKER CSC '49; DICK REAMER
'53; JOHN HOEY '61; DR. RONALD LOREN-
ZINI '57 and wife Beverly (SMC '56) for TED
FL.\NIGAN '38; parents of JOHN F. M.ARCHAL
'38; FR. R. WELLS CSSR '43; LT. JOE BRYAN
'61 and wife Marguerite for D.-\VE HACK '42;
parents of BOB SULLIVAN '62; daughter of
FRED STEELE '27; R. SPIKE SULLIVAN '31
and wife; JIM SHAW (brother of BUCK) "22;
TO.M CURRY '14 with wife Angela (SMC '14)
and daughter Angela (mother of Angela (SMC
'68); ANDREW CHAPLIN '62; Barbara for JACK
SCHOUTEN '48; DAVE .McCAFFREY '33, father
of sons DAVID '64 and JOHN '66; father of
VINCE RYAN '62 and MICHAEL '66; WILLIAM
BROWN '29; LT. RICHARD LUDWIG '63.
—VINCE McALOOX '34, secretary
St. Louis
Universal Notre Dame Night was obsen-cd by
the St. Louts Club with cocktails and dinner at
the Colony Inn. Our guest speaker was the REV.
JOHN WALSH CSC, University vice-president.
.•\s always, his message was vcr\' informative as
well as entertaining. DENNY TROESTER '57 of
the Foundation Office, was also in town on business
and attended the UND Night dinner.
CONNIE LANE '57, retiring president of the
Club, handled all the arrangements for UND Night
and presided over the meeting. All the members
of the Club would like to take this opportunity to
congratulate and thank Connie for doing such an
excellent job during his year as president.
Two awards were given at the UND Night
banquet. DR. WILLLAM GILLESPIE '44 was
named Notre Dame Man of the Year for his outstanding
ser\-icc to the community, to his profession
and to the club over the years. Bob Harness
who will be starting as a freshman at Notre Dame
in September, received the St. Louis Club Scholarship.
New ofHccrs were elected and installed recently
by the club. Tlicy arc: JERRY McGLYNN *60,
President; JOE McGLYNN '55, vice-president; JOE
D\VYER '58, secretary-treasurer; JOHN PHELAN
'56, vice-president of University Relations.
RICH CONNORS '63 and PAUL GUND '63
were named as new members of the Board of
Directors.
—JOE D\VYER '58, secretary-treasurer
Spokane
FATHER HESBURGH was the guest speaker at
the Club's observance of Universal Notre Dame
Nigiit on Saturday, Xfay 22. Tlie afTair Iiad been
postponed in order to coincide with Father's
scheduled appearance in the Commencement exercises
of Gonzaga University. The Elizabethan Room
of the Davenport Hotel was the scene of the largest
gathering of members and friends in the history
of the Club. Local alumni of St. Mary's College
and of Portland University were among those
attending.
During the Social Hour Father Hcsburgh per-
SPOKANE—Rev. Theodore Hesburgh CSC,
University president, (right) talks with
Man of the Year Dr. Bob Mahcr (center)
and retiring President Dick St. John.
sonally greeted cver^* guest, much to their pleasure.
A Slan of the Year scroll was awarded to DR.
ROBERT C. MAHER '35, with JOE W.VLSH '14
reading the citation and Father Hcsburgh enhancing
the honor by handing the scroll to the surprised
recipient. Father was introduced for his address
by DR. JIM ROTCHFORD '48 who was in
Father's first Theolog>" class.
Retiring President DICK ST. JOHN '56 was
toastmaster for the gala event and announced the
election of the following officers for the ensuing
vcar: President RAY PENLAND '56; Vice-President
DR. D. CURRAN HIGGINS '49; Secretary-Treasurer
JOE WALSH '14.
The following members attended: ED BETHKE
'28; FATHER PAUL FITTERER SJ '49; FRAN
FLANNERY '31; FRANK HERRON '35; PETE
HIROU '62; DR. BOB JOHNSTON '41; ELMER
JOHxVSO.N '23; BOB JONES '62; CL.MR KEARNS
'33; TOM LALLY '06; JIM LYNCH '40; SISTER
M. MICHELLE FCSP '62; DR. BOB MAHER '35;
BOB McGLYNN '54; DR. DEE J. McGONIGLE
'52; JOHN O'NEILL '29; RAY PENLAND '56;
BE.V PENA '64; DR. JLM ROTCHFORD '48;
VIRGINIA —Charles M. Morrisson '38
(left) receives his plaque as Man of the
Year for 1965 from Dr. Frank R. Kelly Jr.
*39 at Universal Notre Dame Night festivities.
Assistant Athletic Director Hugh
Devore was guest speaker.
DICK ST. JOHN '56; VINCE SLATT '43; BER-
NIE SMYTH '55; BILL SPIELER '53; and JOE
WALSH '14.
Plans are being made for the Annual Retreat
which has been scheduled for the weekend o(
October 15. Since that is an open date on Notre
Dame's football schedule, it is hoped that there
will be a good attendance.
The Football TV Party on October 23 will be
once again at the home of Mrs. Robert Rotchford,
mother of DR. JIM ROTCHFORD, who has gT»ciously
in\*ited the Club to be her guests as they
were last year and view the game on large screen
color TV.
—JOE WALSH '14, secretary-treasurer
Salina
The Salina ND Club held their annual Summer
Frolic July 22 with food and fun for all alumni
and friends at Pioneer Lake.
The Club also arranged for a trip to the ND-
Northwestern game October 2. The members
stayed in the Bismarck Hotel in Chicago and then
bussed to SD Saturday for the game.
Toledo
President BILL THEE5 has relinquished his post
after a very successful year. New officers of the
Club wiU be PAUL KRAUS, president; UKB
GRADEL, vice-president; JOE SANTOS, treasurer;
and BLAINE WILEY, secretary.
—JOHN HARRON, outgoing secntaiy
Triple Cities
The University of Notre Dame Alumni Club of
the Triple Cities was honored by the presence of
Alumni Executive Secretary, JAMES E. ARM-
STRONG, at our observance of Universal Notre
Dame Night. The affair was held on April 2S
at LaMonica's Restaurant, Binghamtoo, and was
attended by 70 alumni and friends.
This year's Notre Dame Atan of the Year Award
was presented to Club President JOSEPH P. GAL-
LOW.AY '51. In addition to his duties as president
for the past several years Joe has previously served
as club secretary, participated actively in Challenge
I and Challenge II and has served as chairman of
the local high schools' College Night representing
Notre Dame for the past several years.
New officers were elected for the coming yean
President, THOMAS .MUSCATELLO '49; vicepresident,
FRANK LINEHAN '45; secretary, JAMES
CONNERTON '49, and treasurer, GEORGE P.
KEYES '57.
In addition the follomng wilt ser^'e as directors:
JOSEPH P. GALLOWAY '51, THOMAS BENE­
DICT '49, GEORGE HAINES '42, and JOHN J.
O'ROURKE '49.
—JOHN J. O'ROURKE '49, secretary
Virginia
The Notre Dame Club of Virginia celebrated
Universal Notre Dame Night at St. Mary's Church
in Richmond on April 26.
More than 150 persons attended the dinner and
heard assistant athletic director HUGH DEVORE
as the principal speaker.
CH.\RLES M. MORRISON '38 was named Man
of the Year.
A showing of "The 1964 Football HigfaHghu"
concluded the program.
—JIM WALLACE '61, vice-president-treasurer
Washington, D.C.
The ND Club of Washington, D.C, held their
UND Night observance June 8 at a buffet dinner.
The Hon. John E. Moss, Congressman from California,
was the principal speaker.
New olGcers for the Club are: WALTER J.
BRENNAN, president; FRANK E. McCARTHY,
vice-president; JOHN F. O'CONNELL, secretarr:
and JOSEPH P. MALONEY, treasurer. ROBERT
N. HUTCHISON and ALBERT A. VIROSTEK
JR., retiring president, were named to the board
of directors.
Western Woshington
Hat Island, four miles off the Washington coast
in Pugct Soimd, was the site of'the Western Washington
ND Club's annual picnic August 14.
Boats ferried the alumni, families and friends oat
to the isbnd where barbecue pits, swimming, horseshoes,
Softball, fishing and other entertainment
awaited.
GENE McKALE was chairman of the event.
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