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

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lf. x - One of the very few quiet spots on registration day. VVILLIAM D. FISSINGER A.B. B.B.A. Vicc President for Development FRANCIS A. JONES Vice President for Business EDWARD I. WALTER M.s., Ph.D. D i r e c t 0 r of the Seismological Chaplain Observatory REVEREND THOMAS E. THESE, s.J. A.M., S.T.L., M.S.I.R. I8 HERBERT H. KENNEDY LL.D. Vice President and Assistant to the President SANFORD E. MARKEY A.M. Director of Public Relations

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IAMES M. LAVIN L. MORGAN LAVIN Ed.M. B.S.S. Dean of Student Affairs Dean of Men SPRANCIS A. KLEINHENZ Dean of Admissions and Records .A.., M ,,,,,.. Mr. Carpenter straightens freshmen out. REVEREND JAMES A. MACKIN, s.1. B.S. in L.S., A.M. Director of Libraries , 54 I as ' L f.. I7 I ii' I .lf ,i gyda L, i t-I .r 1-1 - .r . I ,:- 5 T si 'sisisi 514' L L-' In his three years as Director of the Department of Mathematics, Reverend Raymond Allen, SJ. has revitalized the department at Carroll. Under his leader- ship the department has added many new courses and professors from several fields of mathematics. At the same time, he has gained new prestige and a repu- tation for excellence. The students of mathematics are learning both the practical and theoretical concepts neces- sary to grasp this universal language of the twentieth century. Although Father Allen received his Baccalaureate in Latin, he obtained his Masterls and Ph.D. in mathematics from St. Louis University. While his area of specialty is statistics, he has given the entire university a department with a broad base upon which students may build.

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REVEREND ROBERT P. LEAI-l YABROFF PINGSTOCK, SJ. M-S- in L-S- A.B. Libramkzn Director of Alumni Relations EDWARD L. LANCER Assistant to the Dean of Admissions and Records ROBERT T. TUPTA Admissions Counselor g l JAMES L. MASON RICHARD W. PRODOEHL Assistant, Funds Development Purchasing Agent I9 As Professor and Director of the Speech Department, Mr. Klein, a native of Metamora, Ohio, has been a true inspiration to all who have come in con- tact with him. His classroom lectures combine much useful knowledge with many inspiring references to his personal experiences in life which give the stu- dent something more valuable than mere book learning. Besides being a devoted teacher, Pro- fessor Klein carries his talents to the business World and the community, where he is the author and producer of over 600 educational TV scripts, con- sultant to NASA, member of the Ad- visory Committee to the Ohio Edu- cational TV Network Commission and has devoted thousands of hours of public service to the community. As a teacher and a friend to all his boys , Professor Klein is truly a credit to this University and to his community.