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

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It has l)een said that a college is its stu- dents, and that is partially line. But it is also true that a college is its teachers and its curriculum. Loyola College, like every college, is all of these; it is the dynamic relation of student and teacher through knowledge. It is especially significant that on the faculty of Loyola College there are men whose entire lives are dedicated to the task of piesenling the whole truth of the whole man to the men of Loyola. One such teacher is Father Higgins. Through his scholarship, through his published writings, and esjie- cially in his daily patience and careful presentation of his subject. Father Fliggins Fr. Thomas J. Higgins, S.J. Dedication has devoted himself unreservedly to the truth of man in liringing truth to the men of Loyola. The fact that Father Higgins is teaching Ethics is an important one. The fact that he has published a text on Ethics is as imjiortanl. But it is of the greatest impor- tance that in his classes Father has never forgotten his consecration to the education of men. It is because of his daily devotion to truth and his sacrifice for his students that the seniors of Loyola College dedicate this hook to Father Higgins. It is devotion such as his that constitutes Loyola College. ' t h

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And somehow these whole men do evolve. For neither snow, nor their hyperactivity, nor more snow ' can stay these dedicated scholars from their determined goal, the acquisition of knowledge. They are the few, the happy few.

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 10 Eorl Logue SENIORS 24 Lou Gunshot ACTIVITIES 42 Bob Pula Bob Geckie UNDERCLASSES 66 Fred Benson SPORTS 84 Jim Pallace ADVERTISING AND SENIOR DIRECTORY 106 Bruce Porrotf Bob Singleton