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1.	1904 Football Team	Photograph of the 1904 St. Thomas College football team. From left to right, front row: Jay Bradley, Dr. John Loughney, Dr. John Kane, Jay Stewart, Jos. F. Obrien. Middle row: Rev. Frank McGee, Dr. Arthur Keegan, Frank Wynne, Charles Cummings, Paul V. Barrett. Top row: Rev Michael Gillocgby, Alex McGuire, Rev Thomas McHugh, Frank Hawley, Bill Ford.

2.	1974 Jesuit Scholarship	Photograph of University President (1970-1975) Dexter L. Hanley, S.J., presenting the 1974 Jesuit Scholarship.

3.	1st Commercial Class, 1904, St. Thomas College	The first commercial class of St. Thomas College (which became the University of Scranton in 1938) consisted of (l-r) J. Reilly, J. J. Longbury, A. Webster, and A. McHale.

4.	Construction contract signing for the new classroom building (Hyland Hall)	Photograph of the construction contract signing for the new University of Scranton classroom building (Hyland Hall) From left, Rev. J.A. Panuska, S.J. (University President), James Devers (University staff architect and project officer), Ralph Mancuso (executive vice president, S.G. Mastriani Construction Corp.), and architects David Leung and Alex Camayd of Leung, Hemmler & Camayd, P.C.

5.	Cooperation with Marywood University	Circa 1971 or 1972, a celebration of the one-year agreement between the University of Scranton and Marywood for the cooperative exchange of students. From left to right: William Parente, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences; Rev. Joseph Rock, S.J., Academic Vice President; Sr. Michel Keenan, IHM, Academic Vice President of Marywood; Sr. Espiritu Dempsey, IHM, Dean of Marywood's College of Arts & Sciences; Sr. Coleman Nee, IHM, President of Marywood University; Rev. Dexter Hanley, S.J., President of the University from 1970-1975.

6.	Dedication of the Long Center	Father Aloysius C. Galvin, S.J. (President of the University 1965-1970), Scranton Mayor James J. Walsh, and Most Rev. J. Carroll McCormick, D.D. (Bishop of Scranton), during dedication of The John J. Long Center.

7.	Edward Kennedy and Rev. William Byron	Senator Edward Kennedy (D-Mass) and University President Rev. William Byron, S.J., during the Senator's visit to the University.

8.	First Graduate School Class of the University of Scranton	Shown are the members of the first graduate school class of the University of Scranton upon the occasion of their graduation, 1952.

9.	First Jesuits at the University of Scranton	First members of the faculty of and administration of the new Jesuit University gathered together in the Estate.

10.	Football team and coaches, 1940	Photograph dated 1940 of the University of Scranton football team and coaches. First row, left to right: Anthony Shedlosky, Frank Setcavage, Edward McLaughlin, Tony Greco, Bobby Bornscheuer, George Shendock, Dan Sabatelle, Bill Lawrence, Ben Rockovich, Bob Gower, Leonard Heffers, Bernard Gillespie. Second row: Mike 'Red' Wallace, Frank Baciewicz, Wes Saville, Steve Wasnetsky, Gene Moran, James Wolfe, Dave Bowen, Emil Mellow, Harry Worth, Michael Worhack, Eddie Maslosky, John Gaudenzi, and Tony Falkie. Third row: Head Coach Robert "Pop" Jones, Joe Franceski, Stan Mazur, Mike Shonesky, Pat Martinelli, Joe Cippicianni, Americo Solfanelli, Edmund Berry, John Leyh, Hal Hagen, Captain Lou Yantorn, John Bove, George Kulick, Ray Ives, Oliver Evans, and Assistant Coach Tom Kelly.

11.	Indian Jesuits in Residence at the University of Scranton	Photograph of Indian Jesuits in Residence at the University of Scranton, Fall 1977. From left to right: Rev. Michael K. Love, S.J., Rev. Thomas Keogh, S.J., Rev. Kevin Cronin, S.J., Rev. Emmanuel Parappuram, S.J. Absent from photo: Rev. Jose Changacherry, S.J.

12.	Inspection of Statue of Saint Ignatius	Photograph of sculptor Gerhard Baut inspecting the Statue of Saint Ignatius as it is put into place on the Centennial Fountain

13.	J. A. Panuska, S.J.	J.A. Panuska, S.J., D. et U. (1982 -1998) President emeritus (1998)

14.	Jesuit Community	Jesuit Community. Third from right is University President (1965-1970) Aloysius C. Galvin, S.J.

15.	Jesuit Mass	Photograph of University of Scranton Jesuits at Mass. From left to right: Fr. Frank Nugent, S.J., Fr. William J. Byron, S.J. (University President 1975-1982), Fr. Thomas Masterson, S.J., Fr. William Hill, S.J., Fr. Horace McKenna, S.J., and Fr. John Fitzpatrick, S.J.

16.	Jesuit Scholastics	Photograph of unidentified Jesuit Scholastics

17.	Jesuit Scholastics, 1954	Photograph of the Jesuit scholastics of 1954. At far left are Mr. Lawrence Hunt, S.J. (Dean of Men) and F. C. O'Connor, S.J. (Mathematics). The scholars are identified as Haske, Burns and Duggan.

18.	Jesuits at the University of Scranton	Photograph of Jesuits at the University of Scranton

19.	Mass of the Holy Ghost, 1942	Photograph of the first Mass of the Holy Ghost at the University of Scranton following the arrival of the Jesuits. The mass was held in St. Peter's Cathedral on September 23, 1942. Shown in the photo are Very Rev. Vincent L. Keelan, S.J. (Provincial), Most Reverend William J. Hafey, D. D. (Bishop of Scranton), and Very Reverend W. Coleman Nevils, S.J. At the Mass, the M.C. was Fr. Charles J. Denecke, S.J. Deacon was Fr. Joseph A. Cawley, S.J. Celebrant was Fr. William J. Kelly, S.J. Sub-deacon was Fr. Eugene B. Gallagher, S.J.

20.	Members of the St. Thomas College football team, 1920	Photograph of four members of the 1920 St. Thomas College football team. From left to right, Leonard McGovern, James Eagen, Dan McDevitt, and Nicholas Helring.

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