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

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HENRY ST. C. LAVIN, S.J. Dean of Studies Academic Vice-President JOSEPH S. MAY, JR. Treasurer NORMA M. SMITH Registrar i Administration The Adminstration, in an effort to improve the quality of the liberal arts education of Loyola College, has an- nounced a number of policy and po- sition changes. The Very Reverend Joseph A. Sell- iner, S.J., President, revealed that Loyola will build its new library in conjunction with the College of Notre Dame of Maryland and that a dormitory will soon be erected. Reverend Henry St. C. Lavin, S.J. relinquished his position as Chairman of the English Department to assume the office of Dean of Studies. Miss Norma Smith was appointed College Registrar. Father Davish, S.J. former Director of the Library, is now Assist- ant to the President for Special Proj- ects, a new position that will enable the college to take better advantage of federal and private grants and loans. The direction of the library has been entrusted to Miss Dorothy V. Cole- man, the new Coordinator of Library Ac- tivities. Dr. Fisher has left the Biology Department to fill the newly created post of Assistant to the President for External Affairs. Father Scanlan, S.J., the new Di- rector of Admissions, announced that Loyola College is now using the Scho- lastic Aptitude Test to evaluate appli- cants for admissions. Emil G. Lefty” Reitz, Director of Athletics, has been elected a member of the Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee for three years. John J. Connor, Director of the Ever- green Fund, was elected First Runner- up to the Young Adult of the Year” by the National Catholic Youth Federa- tion. JOHN J. SCANLAN, S.J. Director of Guidance Services Director of Admissions FRANK C. BOURBON, S.J. Dean of Men JOHN E. MURPHY, S.J. Superintendent of Buildings CLARENCE A. MARTIN, S.J. Chaplain of Day School 9

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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,

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DOROTHY V. COLEMAN Co-ordinator of Library Activities GARY C. TARBERT Order Librarian JACOB FISHER Assistant to the President for External Affairs WILLIAM M. DAVISH, SJ. Assistant to the President for Special Projects