Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FOUNDERS DAY COMMEMORATED AMID SPEECHES AND AWARDS Founders Day Civic Award Recipi- ents. Buck Row: Mr. Fred B. Snite, Mr. Lowell T, Coggeshall, Mr. Clifford J. Campbell, and Judge William J. Touhy. Front Row: Rev. James F. Ma- guire, Mr. Marshall Field, Jr., Mrs. Marguerite Stitt Church, Mrs. Julia Deal Lewis, and Mr. Joel Goldblatt. Founders Day Student Award Recipi- ents. Standing: M. Norton Flanagan lMed.7, Peter R. Cunningham II lDent.J, Mary K. Bussert lBasic Nurs.l, Robert L. Wall lBus. Ad.l, James F, Harris lArtsl, and Richard E. Triska lSoc. Work? Seated: Thomas C. Hynes lLawl, Anne E. Yourg lS.A.L.7, Rev. James F. Maguire, Alice J. McHugh lNurs.l, and Earl C, Olsen lUniv. Col.l.

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'IETF' Rev. John F. Bligh, S. J. lProfessor of Sacred Scripture, Heythrop College, Dxfordl, another invited Fall Theology Series lecturer, presents a scholarly Jverview of contemporary scriptural study and its application to the twentieth century Christian. The prospects for the coming Second Vatican Council are critically and competently evaluated by Loyola's fourth guest speaker, Rev. Bernard Leeming, S.J. lProfessor of Dogmatic Theology, Heythrop College, Oxfardl. 15 Analyzing and appraising Pope John XXIIl's dynamic encyclical, Mater et Magistra, is Mr. Donald J. Thorman, Editor of Ave Maria magazine and guest speaker at Loyola's Fall Theology Lecture Series. THEOLOGIANS LECTURE Relating oft misunderstood devotions to their correct concepts, Rev. Robert F. Harvanelc, S.J. lProtessar of Philosophy, West Baden Collegel enlightens an audience of Foll Theology Lecture Series listeners.

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FOUNDERS' DAY Loyola commemorated its ninety- first anniversary this year with the third annual Founders' Day celebra- tion. The program consisted of two convocations and the exclusive Presi- dent's Ball, all held on the last day of October, The Honorable Marguerite Stitt Church highlighted the morning con- vocation with an address pointing out the student's role in world affairs, Immediately afterward, Alumni As- sociation Citations were awarded to seven former Loyolans, including entertainer Bob Newhart. The afternoon convocation, held by the Student Presidents Committee, featured speeches by John J. Ward, Marylee Cullen, and Thaddeus Wy- roski. Founders' Day student awards were given to one student from each Loyola college. Recipients were James F. Harris, Thomas C. Hynes, Earl C. Olsen, Richard E. Triska, M. Norton Flanagan, Peter R. Cunningham ll, Robert L. Wall, Alice J. McHugh, Mary K. Bussert, and Anne E. Young. The President's Ball was held in the Guildhall of the Ambassador West Hotel. Approximately six hundred couples attended the formal dance. Seen at the President's Ball at the Ambassador West are Diane Peiniger, Jim Brophy, Jackie Fulgensi, Fred Green, Ellie Sigborn, and Martin Jones. fi L'f 's. I ' fuk, - 1, AJ., 4' ' 'lg' J Q Wi-Yah-A..-.. .. ,.. -'E , . ':' -'n.lp.1J' 11