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

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Faculty Following a Flat Outline . . . The faculty is a very important influence upon the for- mation of the students’ portrait. This group of men and women furnishes the student with the guidelines needed to properly shape his personality. The faculty’s knowl- edge and interest form a basic two-dimensional outline — a mere sketch, it is true, but one which the student who is creative and dedicated can use to great advantage in the development of his character.

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1 Very Reverend Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J. President Loyola College LOYOLA COLLEGE BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21210 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT June, 1966 -ill MEN OF LOYOLT : In this farewell message as you leave the Evergreen campus, I need not dwell at length on the good wishes and prayers that follow you or on the high hopes with which your Alma Mater sends you forth. Nor do I need to enlarge upon the kind of a world in which you will soon begin to exercise yourselves. You yourselves are aware of the troubles, the pressures and problems that face all of us today. It is trite to speak of this as a transitional period - every age is transitional since life itself is not a static and stable state, but a dynamic and fluid continuing. But more than that, the holy writer of old has told us that the life of man upon earth is a warfare. The warfare is hard and long, but the issues at stake are tremendous - eternal. The victory will be a glorious one, and for weapons, you have your own integrity, assisted by the generous and ever-ready grace of God. As you depart, then, may I bless you one and all in the words of the ancient Tobias to his departing son; May God be with you in your way, and His angel accompany you. Sincerely yours. Joseph A. Sel linger, S.J,