Merrimack College - Merrimackan Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

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Joseph P. Murray, O.S.A., Ph.D., Dean of Men. Former Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences at the Universidad de Santo Tomas, Mari- ano, Cuba, Father Murray is tasked with supervising the order and dis- cipline in the daily life of the college. Thomas J. Maxwell, Bursar of the College. Miss Kathleen M. Murphy, Acting Dean of Womem Formerly a coun- sellor at the Girls’ Guidance Center in Boston, and Assistant Dean of Women at Catholic University, Miss Murphy has organized the first Orientation course at the college. Discipline and Welfare John J. Lorentz, M.D., is the physi- cian in attendance at Merrimack. With an office located on the second story of the Science Building, Doctor Lor- entz is admirably situated to attend to the medical needs of the students. Miss Mary J. O ' Connor, R.N., is in constant attendance in the Doctor’s Office in the Science Building. Miss O’Connor arranges for the physical examinations of the students and un- der the direction of Doctor Lorentz maintains the physical well-being of Merrimack.

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Edward J. Burns, O.S.A., Ph.D., Di- rector of the Division of Business Administration. Trained in the Grad- uate School of Economics at Catholic University, Father Burns presides over the largest Division at Merrimack. Norman W. Galloway, O.S.A., M.A., assumed the duties of Chaplain when Father Fiannan was granted a leave of absence to go on active duty as an Air Force chaplain. Joseph A. Flaherty, O.S.A., Ph.D., Director of the Part-Time Sessions. The growth of the adult classes in the Evening, Saturday, and Summer Ses- sions necessitated the appointment of Father Flaherty in 1951. Francis X. Smith, O.S.A., M.A., Reg- istrar and Veterans’ Advisor. Fiis is the tremendous task of handling the voluminous correspondence of the col- lege and keeping all the academic records. John Ff. Crawford, O.S.A., D.Sc., Dean of the Division of Engineering. Father Crawford came to Merrimack in the fall of 1951 to establish and direct the newly organized engineering department. William J. Wynne, O.S.A., B.S. in Library Science, Librarian. With the sure touch of an expert Father Wynne has assembled and organized an ade- quate collection of books, classic and modern, for all departments.

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Lawrence J. Cicero of the History De- partment is one of the most familiar of our campus personalities. A Bache- lor of Science from Villanova and currently pursuing graduate studies at Boston University he devotes his extra- curricular hours to coaching the bas- ketball team. John H. Crawford, O.S.A., one of the newest members of the faculty, is rich in the experience of many years in the School of Science at Villanova. A graduate student at Catholic Uni- versity and Johns Hopkins, Father Crawford received his Doctor of Sci- ence degree from La Salle. William G. Cullen, O.S.A., Master of Science from Villanova, is Acting Chairman of the Department of Phys- ics and Mathematics. As relaxation from exacting academic pursuits Father Cullen promotes a wide variety of in- tramural and intercollegiate athletic activities. Mariano Arconada, O.S.A., a gradu- ate of the Universidad del Escorial and the Royal College of Alfonso XII, El Escorial in Madrid, Spain, brings the aid of authority and per- sonal experience to his lectures on Spanish literature as assistant profes- sor of languages. Edward J. Burns, O.S.A., Doctor of ' Philosophy in Economics from Cath- olic University, taught several years at Villanova College before assuming the professorship and chairmanship of the Department of Economics at Merri- mack. Father Burns’s specialties, banking and finance, make those classes memorable experiences. The Merrimack Faculty . . .