Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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Page 26 U ln its very derivation from the Latin facultas, and more definitely still, from facere, the English Word Faculty as- sumes a positive meaning. lt is indeed the Faculty that makes the college and that creates the opportunities for self-develop- ment which constitute so essential a part of our education. I-low fitting it becomes, then, for us, the recipients of these benefits, to render homage to those who made them possible, Qur Faculty. Soul and body, mind and heart have profited by your untiring energy and unselfish devotion to a Cause, and we ask you to accept our grateful appre- ciation of your efforts, which will continue to produce fruit in time, and, we pray, reap a harvest in eternity. I300K ll

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Page 28 C-acu fy Most Reverend Thomas M. O'Leary D D Pfexident Reverend John R. Rooney, S.T.B., Ph D Vice-Prexrident Sister Mary Liguori, MA. Dean Reverend Jeremiah P. Sheehan, B.A J C D Religion Reverend George A. Shea, B.A., S.T.D Ph D Pbiloxopby R. Dale Smith, Ph.D. Biology Walter R. Carmody, Ph.D. Cbemixtry Sister Helen Joseph, Ph.D. Englixln Sister Mary Cornelius, Ph.D. Romance Languagcx Sister Teresa Joseph, MA. Latin Sister Teresa Marie, MJ-X. Matbcmaticx and Pb-y.ric.r Sister Mary Antonella, MA. Hixtory and Education Sister Rose William, MA. Latin Sister John Chrysostom, M.A. French Sister Mary of the Angelus, M.E Science . Sister Lawrence Marie, B.M. Muric Sister Regina Dolores, B.A. Dramatic! and Public .Y peaking Sister Helen Clare, MA. Romance Languagcf Sister Mary Chrysostom, MA ' Englixln and Education Miss Katherine Long, B.S. Pbyfical Education Miss Mary E. Garst, BJ-X., B.S Librarian