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

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Administration VERY REVEREND JOSEPH A. SELLINGER, S.J. The administration of a college must serve as a nerve center to co-ordinate and increase the efficiency of the various opera- tions of the college. At Loyola we are fortunate in having an unusually competent administration which has been unceasing in its efforts to promote the welfare of the College. The Very Reverend Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J., formerly Dean at George- town, succeeded the Very Reverend Vincent Beatty, S.J., as President of the College. In his brief time as President, Fr. Sellinger has demonstrated his desire to continue in both College and community affairs the dynamic and progressive leadership which Fr. Beatty so well exemplified. Fr. Galvin, the Dean of Studies, and Fr. Bourbon, the Dean of Men, serve as invaluable assistants to Fr. Sellinger and are concerned with the more immediate problems of administra- tion. Fr. Murphy, in his capacity as Assistant to the President and Supervisor of Buildings, insures that the College communi- ty is enabled to carry on its various activities in pleasant physi- cal conditions. Miss McDonald, the Registrar, has become al- most an institution at Loyola. Her courtesy, consideration, and efficiency in handling the many problems arising from sche- dules, exams and marks is the heart of the administration. 8