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

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ULTY AND ISTRATION

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A Tribute Looking out on the formal garden behind Loyola’s little known new building, Mill- brook House, is the office of a man as im- portant to the students and the school as he is little known on campus. Mr. William F. LeFevre, director of alumni and public relations, is a native Baltimorean, married with five children. A graduate of Poly and a veteran of four years in the Army, he was widely known a few years ago when he was a disc jockey and Night News Editor for WFBR. He has been Director of Public Relations here since 1956. As well as pre- paring news releases for all activities and events at Loyola, Bill keeps tabs on alumni business as Alumni Executive Secretary. Idle position of Director of Development fills out his heavy schedule of duties. One of the really integral and important aspects of Loyola, its growth and its relations with the public, are being handled effectively by a truly unsung man on campus. The 1959 Evergreen takes this opportunity to express its thanks to Bill LeFevre for a job well done. 10

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VERY REVEREND VINCENT F. BEATTY, S.J. PRESIDENT