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

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College Baltimore Maryland THE EVERGREEN ANNUAL 1962 3

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CONTENTS Deebcation FaCULI ' T R£SIDE.Ve« Jenkins Science Buiuding Alumni Memorial Gymnasium Jenkins Library Building Chapel of Our Lady of Evergreen Andrew White Student Center Engineering-Physics Building To A Humanitarian and Scholar 12 Administration and Faculty 14 The Sciences 22 Athletics 2 € Liberal Arts 38 Religious and Dramatic Activities 42 Student Life 46 Graduates 52 1 ,1 ■4 PROLOGUE The buildings which comprise the physical reality of a college evoke the strongest memories later, for they sym- bolize the education received therein. Each has a unique beauty and purpose, and, as it were, a personality, in that each is intimately connected with a dis- tinct phase of knowledge. Nevertheless, education, and the man it educates, must be a blend, a combination of the attri- butes of each. This physical entity is but an intima- tion of what it represents. Buildings are more the inevitable aftermath of an educa- tional milieu, than a necessary condition, for the learned invariably seek the learned. Of necessity, there is a desire for com- munication among scholars. Enriched by this intellectual amalgamation, they search for a fresh insight into the opinions of the past, persue the intricacies of the universe which surrounds them, and ponder the ultimate question of the nature of the Su- preme Being. This plethora of activity creates the need of a unifying factor, an appropriate locale, where knowledge may be served up, then digested and imbibed as nourish- ment by the hungry scholar. The courses of this meal are varied, and they satisfy every appetite of man, whether it be for historical knowledge, scientific advance, social comraderie, or spiritual fulfill- ment. During the past four years, we have enjoyed such a repast. The very soul of the unifying authority is embodied in the faculty residence, the hub of campus activity, both intellectual continued on page 11 4