John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

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mu rx-if -mrs ss-A f ...tm-fs? -wa.-:aw .tv E X-Eze B -was Z ss--ss-4 B mfs 53 55 R. W. ALLEN, SJ. LUCIEN AUBE VINCENT C. ANSELMO 11.111 and Dhfcclo r, Pl1.D. Asst. l'1'ofess01' offllodcm ,,,, , - , .. of illfllhenzalzcs Asst, l'2'ofbs.wT oflfllevlzishjf Languages Graduates of john Carroll reflect the efforts of the faculty by the large numbers in professional or graduate schools. Of these students, many have received scholarships, grants, or assistant- ships through their achievement at Carroll. The emphasis upon excellence in academic studies has not removed the personality from Carroll's faculty. Office doors are always open to the student who seeks counsel and assistance in his studies. The University is proud of her faculty, and justly so. HAROLD A. BAKER FRANCIS V. BALDO PfL.D, fllllfl. Pr OJQSS 01' and Df1'CCl0'3 Asst. Prokssor of Economics Deparfment 1lfllflI1'kHfillg and Transprzrlation SFQQM C. BIECKER, SJ. REV. F.A. BITTENZ, SJ. JOSEPH A. BUCKLEY 25 3. BERNARD R. CAMPBELL EDWARD F. CAROME A.11fL A .M AM PAD. 0fMallzcmalics Assoc. Prokssor of Theology Assl. Projiaswor ofPhilosoplty Assoc. Prokssor of English Assoc, Prokssor ofPl1ysicx

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zf'. .. ' y r y A university is totally ineffective unless it has adynamic faculty which is devoted to academic excellence. john Carroll is fortunate to have prominent scientists, authors, and scholars in the ranks of her faculty. A sincere interest in advancing the cause of knowledge is characteristic of the University faculty, and it is this same interest which has made Carroll a respected name in Catholic education. REV. T.H. AHEARN, SJ. JOHN G. ALLEN fl..lL 11.31 Prokssor ufliiology Asst. l'1'aR'sso1' of 45-ai., THOMAS A. BAUSCH JOSEPH E. BENDER AVLBA. PAD. lnslruclor in Economics Assoc. Prokssor of 24

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i' Q jane ,f , . .4-gl. 5 .af f x 17 .- . f I 'J JOHN R. CARPENTER ROBERT B. CARVER REV. C.A. CASTELLANO, S.I. REV. A.-I. CLIFFORD, S.I. A.1S'., Ms. in Ed. mo. AM ' mo. ' Asst. Professor of Sociology Assoc. Prokssor of Sociology Assoc. Prokssor of 11551, Prgfggggr gf Classical Languages Business Administratimz 'IIOM J. COLE JOHN J. CONNELLY REV. THOMAS L. COONAN ROBERT CORRIGAN lzd.D. 11.111, MS,I.R. S.7fD., Ph.D. Ph.D. Assoc. Prokssar ofliducalion Asst. Prokssor ofSocio!ogy Professor ofHzstory Assoc. Projfzssor Spanish REV. A PHILIP H. VOGEL, SJ. A man known to all students of biology is Father Philip H. Vogel, SJ. Father studied at Xavier and Loyola universities and came to john Carroll in 1956 with his Doctorate. Achieve- ments of students reflect the high caliber education of the biology department in the large numbers of seniors who are accepted into medical schools throughout the nation. Outside the laboratory, Father Vogel enjoys tennis, swimming, and ice skating. He has akeen interest in classical music, but his greatest enjoy- ment comes from working with the Scientific Academy, of which he is moderator. 26