Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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graduate Section Classes Organizations Social oAthletics Humor

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SENIORS Dominic Thomas Battaglia, B.S. Chemists’ Club. -1 ; Qiiantitative liepi ' esentative, 4; Class Football, 2; Class Basketball, 2. Just as Dominic demonstrates his ability as a life- guard at one of our fashionable resorts, so too, during his sojourn at Loyola has he proved his tvorth as a student. Such an inquiring mind is his, that ' twas a rare class indeed unenlivened by his persistent queries. In the field of chemistry, Tom” is eminent. It was no rare occurrence to find him explaining some chemical intricacy to a group about him, or to hear him debate on some delicate scientific point. But his seriousness in his pursuit of science has not marred his sense of humor — for he was always the wit. Fare thee well, Dominic, your record bodes well for a bright and happy future. James A. Blair, A.B. !sn tallty, 1-2-3-4: Vlgll.ance Committee, 2; History Academy, 2: Class Basketball, 1-2-3. Here we have one of the prime favorites of our venerable number. There’s some indefinable (pialitv about Jim that makes him indispensable to us. For four years while we struggled on, and each succeeding year took its deadly toll of our number, Jim’s very presence was somehow reassuring. In anything the class or the college has undertaken, he has always been “right there”, ready and willing to offer his tvholehearted sup- port and cooperation — and always in a self-effac- ing manner. Kind and genernus to a fault, Jim is a real country gentleman” hailing from Ran- dallstown. We bid him farewell, and we know that whatever his goal he will put his best foot forward” in reaching it.