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

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Retreat Mass of the Holy Ghost “I HEAR A MELODY,” says Father Charles Herzog, S.J., retreat-master (above). School olTicially opens with the Mass of the Holy Ghost celebrated by the Very Rev. Thomas J. Alurray, S.J., President of Loyola (below).

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Frogs and Test Tubes • Mendel Club The Mendel Club under the direction of its faculty director, the Rev. Joseph S. Didusch, S.J., presented its annual seminar program with a variety of topics ranging from “The Races of Man” to “Evolution — Recent Views”. The club was comprised of comparative anatomy students. President of the group was Shep Kellam, who was assisted by Veep Marion Restivo, Secre- tary John Hammann, Jr., Treasurer, Willard R. Parson and Sergeant-at-arms, R. Neil Bathon. One field trip was sponsored by the organization to the Army Medical Museum in Washington, D. C. The rest of the time was occupied with the seminar program. • Chemistry Club Science enthusiasts banded together to discuss current topics of interest in the fields of chemical industry and research. Headman of the chemistry club was Jack Cooney, assisted by Bernie Haske as Vice-president and Jim Smith as Secretary. Tours of local industrial plants and government agencies in Washington highlighted the club’s activities. Membership consisted mainly in Junior and Senior chemistry majors. To foster interest among the college alchemists in those aspects not covered in the classrooms, guest speakers were obtained. DK. THORTON cxhiliits part of his valuable mineral eolleclioii which he donated to the College (bottom — left).

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Committees and Such BLOCK “L” DANCE committee poses for the photog- rapher before retiring to map plans for the Annual Athlete’s Fete (left). Senior social committee lays plans for gala June Week (lower left). Junior Socialists attend a spiritual meeting (above left). John Hammann is getting a chest X-ray (above). (Below) An intramural football team pauses for the photographer and the library staff is seen at work.