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

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REV. VINCENT F. BEATTY, S.J. dedication For his energy, scholarship and sympathy; for his tremendous impuhlicized contrihu- tions, material, intellectual and spiritual, to the College, the community, his science and his students; lor his exemplification, in our minds, of the man of whom schools and students stand in particuarly urgent need to- day — the first-rate small-college teacher — the Seniors of 1955 of Loyola College wish to dedicate this hook most gratefully and humbly to Father Beatty. To put it simply. Father Beatty is tireless in extending the prestige of the College; he is a fine teacher, and probably most memorable to those he has taught, he is truly interested in his stu- dents, not merely in their knowledge of Chemistiy, hut in their character, their dil- ficulties, and their worthwhile development. Our ajipreciation and admiration are his. We are grateful. I ♦ [ 4

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REV. THOMAS ,1. MURRAY, S.J. administration Since 1950, Fr. Murray has been President of Loyola College. Upon entering the Society, Father spent four years at the Jesuit Novitiate at Saint Andrews on the Hudson, and then was transferred to Wood- stock where he obtained his A.B. and M.A. degrees. Father was ordained at George- town in 1924, following lour years at Holy Cross College and two years in Spain. He was stationed at Loyola College from 192.5 to 1927 serving as instructor of Freshman and Sophomore English. For seven years Father was Rector of the Cathedral at Zam- boanga City in the Philippines and founded a high school. In 1938, he was awarded a Ph.D. from the Gregorian University. He was a retreat master at Morristown, and later Dean of the Fordharn Downtown Busi- ness Sehool for five years. From 1941 to 19.50, he was Dean ol Freshman and Stu- dent Counselor at the Georgetown School of Foreign Service. 6