Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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IHE MEN OF LORAS MERCY NURSING AFFILIATES

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FACULTY Rr. REV. GEORGE N. SCHULTE, ANTON J. SLECHTICKY, Тош уу J. STORK, Ph.D. A.M. NIS. Professor of Chemistry Assistant. Professor of Education Associate) Professor of Chemistry | NI Е л CHARLES E. Тооп, H. JAMES TUNNEY, Rev, Rogert R. мост. В.А. А.М. А.М. г i Ж. Жыл ЖК И irector Football Coach . Instructor in English Assistant Spiritual ein f Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in. Relig Rev. Loras J. WATTERS, Ph.D. Monsignor Luby. professor of history and chairman ot : У the Faculty Committee for the Moeck Political Convention, Instructor in. Education refreshes his memory on a point of information for the convention

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Student Government At Loras This year the Student Senate operated for the firs with a new form of organization that proved very Representatives were elected to the senate by cach € ] each of the student groups—the men living off. campus т those in the campus residence halls. The result was е н representation and a more effective communication by La senate with the students. The students felt that they m more personal interest in the activities of their student БА s ernment and as a result, a fine response to senate projects was received. r ; | . Roman With an outstanding social committee headed by R i ` : Ы . аг W. Gales, Senate president James B. Harrington, LeOn case J „ireas Ament, vice-president, and Miles V. Conway, secretary — urer, were able to devote the major share of the whol — ates work in fields that were basic to an improved fpeura to unity and spirit among Lorasinen, Senate members m and regard the fostering of this spirit as primarily their JOP $ many did outstanding work in this regard. Senate progress in the many problems that were, [ the was due in large measure to the excellent. functioning ke committees appointed to consider the problem and P7 recommendations for the action of the senate as i whote nd great deal of time was saved and personal responsibility ad initiative were encouraged. The mind of the students ees expressed more freely and. the. interchange of. ideas 50. 17777 sary to good student government was aided. Recognizing its primary respoisibility to Loras constituted on the campus to organize and direct effort in harmony with the aims of the college, the functioned as the leader in encouraging support for JAMES B. HARRINGTON, President activities and in promoting activities to complete the € activity calendar, discussed as d body student senate col lege college The Chairmen of the Student: Senate Committees: Lett to right. Harry J. Smith, decorating committees and Charles Vo O’Brien and James J. Freiburger. camps coordination conmnittee co-chairmen The Student Senate Officers: Left, Miles V, Conway, secretary-treasurer, and Leonard |. Ament, vice-president. twenty