Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Sitting as the Board of Trustees, these nine Jesuit Fathers guide the destinies of Loyola University. Chaired by the University President, the Very Reverend james F. Maguire, SJ., the Board is the governing body of the institution. Its principal duties include the making of contracts and aifiliation agreements, formulation of University policy, appointment of officers of the school, setting of fees and tuition, and the conferring of certificates. honors and academic degrees. Board of Trustees. Stinldiugz Rex. Felix P. Biestek. S. J., Rev. Franklin C. Fischer. S Rev. Hugh B. ROCl- man. S. J.. Rev. Robert XV. Mulligan. S. dl. Seated: Rev. john A. McEvoy, S. J.. Rev, john W. Bieri. S. J.. Very Rev. james F. Maguire. S. bl.. Rev. Stewart E. Dollard, S. KRex'. Theodore Tracy, S. On leave of uhscricul ' f i .2 r. . 4 Q V i 1 I i 2. . Q i1 5 5 3 2 i , J' S3 ? ' . 25 . iQ 3 , . S C:-

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, . 1 , ,. , . , g.f , .1 . - - it Huge After attaining degrees from both Loyola and DePaul Universities, W. Daniel Conroyd, was associated with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Montgomery Ward and Company. In 1945, he returned to Loyola as Director of Public Relations and then as Administrative Assistant to the President. In 1957, he was named Vice-President for Develop- ment and Public Relations. In this capacity he coordinates and directs Loyola's fund-raising drive program, public relations program, and alumni activities. . Returning also, not only to his city, but also to the school from which he graduated, is the Rev. Robert W. Mulligan, SJ. Father Mulligan was born on October ll, 1916, and was a member of St. Margaret Mary parish in Chicago. His educational training includes graduation from both Loyola Academy and Loyola University, followed by study abroad. Father Mulligan was ordained to the priesthood in September, 1937. After joining the Philosophy Depart- ment at Loyola, he was appointed Department Chairman in 1955. In 1958, he was named Vice-President and Dean of Faculties, his present position. L-1-.--.-........ an.,-Q Thomas F. Hawkins, a graduate of Northwestern and Loyola Universities, was promoted to Vice-President in 1956. Previously, Mr. Hawkins served as Loyola's Business Manager for over five years. Besides his educational training in business administra- tion, Mr. Hawkin's practical experience includes employ- ment as Treasurer and Comptroller of the Nochman Corporation. In addition, he served as Assistant Comp- troller of Esquire, Inc. and Assistant Treasurer of the H. A. Brassert Company. 11

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' ' 'fl V H, 4 Gila ,i,.,,r.'i i Xxx, Administrative Council. Stazzdirzgz J. Raymond Sheriff, W. Daniel Conroyd. Harry L. Mc- Closkey, John C. Fitzgerald, Richard A. Matre, Rev. Hugh B. Rodman. S. J., Dr. NX'illiam P. Schoen. Seated: Elizabeth A. McCann, Thomas F. Hawkins, Rev. Robert XY. Mulligan, S. J., Dr. john F. Sheehan, Very Rev. james F. Maguire, S. J., Gladys Kiniery. Rev. Stewart E. Dollard, S. J., Matthew H. Schoenbaum, Rev. Richard E. Tischler, S. J., .llixsizzgz john C. Hayes and James C. Cox. Composed of the University's Vice Presidents, Deans, and other key administra- tive oflicers, this group advises the President on the formulation of administrative and academic policy. The Council reviews matters pertaining to curricula, the integration of the various schools and colleges within the University, accredita- tion, admission procedures, tuition structure, the University calendar and catalog. 13