Page 2 - CROSSROADS - January 1973 CROSSROHOS VOLUME II, ISSUE 2 Published bimonthly by Belmont Abbey College, Belmont, North Carolina. Second class postage paid at Belmont, N.C. 28012. Crossroads is intended to serve as a forum for the several constituencies of Belmont Abbey College. It will also attempt to provide significant information about the many issues which affect higher education generally, and this college in ‘particular. The editors welcome diversity of opinion; editorial standards aimed at will be those of Christian ethics, good taste, and Journalistic quality. The Editorial Board of Crossroads includes students, faculty, and administration. Additionally, several editors at large have volunteered to cover such areas as student affairs, humanities, and science and religion. Correspondence should be directed to: Editor, Crossroads, Belmont Abbey College, Belmont, -North Carolina, 28012. STAFF: James R. Glermanskl, Editor Dr. George Herndl, Asst. Editor Rev. James Solari, Column Editor Mary Cook, Alumni News Editor Allen Morris, Layout Editor THE EDITOR] ..A Dear Sir: I enjoyed reading of Belmont Abbev Alumni. I just had to say so. I'was Editor of St. Marys Newsletter in 1907. Gee, what a MODERN improvement. God has allowed me IP hve such a happy life here on earlh and to become one of the senior members of Belmont Abbey (St. Marys College then) Alumni. My “Ladybird Marie” and I will be married 59 years 2-9-73, The Lord Be' Willing. Best regards to Father Cuth- bert Allen and any of our buddies left. Hope to see you in the Spring God Bless You All, Marie and Phil H. Morgan. T7- Edward McEvoy is a retired restaurant owner. He and his wife Martha live in Pott- stown, Penna. ’23- Timothy Toomey owns a plumbing and heating business in Charlotte. ’28- Donald MacGready is Assistant to the Librarian at Fairleigh Dickinson University. ’30- Edward Mansfield is a manufacturers’ representative in the San Francisco area with Mansfield Marketing Associates. ’31- Francis Dunn is retired; he and his wife Mae now live in Nalcrest, Fla. It was good to see them when they visited the Abbey in the fall. ’34- Alvin London is an attorney in Charlotte, where he, Martha and their three children live. ’38- It was nice to see Charles Hamm when he brought his son, a senior here, back to school. Mahany Ray is vice-president and sales manager for Kerr Ban Furniture Manufacturing Co. in Taylor, Texas, where he, Eleanor and their three children live. ’40- Harry Bryson is with the U.S. Postal Service in Hen dersonville, N.C. He received the B.A. in chemistry from UNC- Chapel Hill. He and Louise have two children. ’41- Meyer Sonnebom is a physician and surgeon of osteopathic medicine in Wind Ridge, Pa., where he and Loreen and their five children live. Neil Brobeck called Father Cuthbert from New York in September, the first time wo had heard from him in many years. He is in the circulation department of Fortune magazine and has five children. ’45- John Maycann has his own business in Chattanooga, Tenn. He and Lena have five children. ’47- Emmett DeAvies is a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Air Force. He and Louise have five children. He received the master’s degree from R.P.I. ’48- Joe Parent! is a systems engineer with Bendix Cor poration. He and Virginia and their eight children live in Cocoa Beach, Fla. Bill Lathan is a salesman with Spartan Petroleum Co. in Spartanburg, S.C., where he and Billie and their two children live. Hugh Saunders is a captain with Allegheny Airlines, and he and Betty Jane and their four children live in Springfield, Va. Otis Collins is with Aaron James Co. in San Francisco. After leaving the Abbey he received the B.S. in education at the University of Tampa, Fla. Bob Haygood is with Haygood Lin- coln-Mercury, Inc. in Gastonia. Rudy Franklin is assistant professor at the University of Georgia. He has his doetorae in entomology from the University of Me^esota. He and Clairelis have five c^l^bren. Tom Camp bell is sales maiiSfi^J' Washington. He and Mary Ann and their six children uTO in McLean, Va. ’49- Robert Molo is president of Molo Companies in Dubuque, Iowa, where he and Helen and their two children live. ^umni] News BY MARY COOK ’50- Kenneth Hogge is an attorney. He, Karin and their four children live in Hampton, Va. Bernard Curran is branch manager for IBM. He and Peggy and their eight children live in Chappaqua, N.Y. ’51- It was fun to visit with Frank Souza, his wife Carolyn and their four children when they stopped by on their way back to Columbus, Indiana, where Frank is Director of Personnel Management with Cummins Engine Co. ’52- Seth Brown is assistant territory manager for Monroe Auto Equipment Co. in Winston- Salem, N.C. ’53- Dan Gardner is marketing research executive with Good Will, Inc. in Gastonia. He and Rebecca have four children. Major Joe McDonnell is in structor-pilot in the USAF Reserve and lives in Highland, California. ’54- John Noble teaches in Madison Township Public Schools. He and Joyce have four children and live in South Am boy, N.J. ’55-- Bill Frain is Sales Engineer with Emjay Chemical in Atlanta. He and Pat have three children. ’56- Dr. Richard Spencer is the director of Forsyth County Department of Mental Health. He and Marilyn and their four children live in Pfafftown, N.C. Robert Patterson is a podiatrist in Asheville, N.C. ’57— Walter Tomlinson is agency supervisor with Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. He and Carol and their three children live in Belmont. Major Joe Perry (Perez) is a dentist in the Army, and is stationed at Fort Penning, Ga. Ken Scott operates Camp Grounds of America in Kings Mountain, where he and Doris live. ’58- James Parnell is sales representative for U.S. Gypsum. He and Janet and their two boys live in Charlotte. Bill Bowen is a psychiatric social worker at Broome County Mental Health Clinic. He and Virginia and their two children live in Binghamton, N.Y. Bill received his masters in social work at Syracuse (See ALUMNI, Page G) N ■J\ 1. MotaMB Back Can you Identify these Abbeymen from 1958-59?

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