Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JOHN V. CONNOR Dean of the College of Business Administration John V. Connor celebrated his 25th year at Loyola in 1950 and we heartily congratu- late the Doc for his service rendered throughout these years. Dean Connor grad- uated from St. Viator college in 1922 with an A.B. Afterwards he earned his M.A. at Catholic University and gained his Ph.D. in 1926. He has been at Loyola since the latter date. As instructor, assistant profes- sor of economics, Dean Connor strove for better recognition and conditions for busi- ness students. Finally, he was appointed the first head of the College of Business Administration in 1947. Dr. Connor ' s honors include being a member of the American Academy of Political Science ,the Southern Economic Association, Pi Gamma Mu, Del- ta Epsilon Sigma, and Blue Key. He was also instrumental in founding Pi Kappa Ep- silon, professional commerce fraternity. REVEREND JOSEPH BUTT, S.J. Regent of the College of Business Adnninistration 23

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COLLEGE OF MUSIC Ernest Schuyten, a native of Antwerp, Bel- gium, attended the Royal Conservatory of Music, Antwerp and Brussels. He is also a fellow of the National College of the Domin- ion of Canada which honor was accorded him in 1939. Dr. Schuyten ' s list of musical accomplishments is indeed a long one. He played first violin in the Opera Royal, Ant- werp, during 1900. He is the founder and ERNEST SCHUYTEN Dean of the College of Music president of the New Orleans Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art Inc.; and has been Dean of the College of Music since 1932. Dr. Schuyten is a member of the Composers and Authors of America and the National Association of Composers and Conductors Inc. He also has the distinc- titon of having been decorated as Knight of the Crown of Belgium. REVEREND GEORGE FRANCIS, S.J. Regenf of the College of Music 22

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EVENING DIVISION jj STEPHEN VASQUEZ Augmenting and perfecting the opportuni- ties for night part-time students, Stephen Vasquez, director of Loyola ' s Evening Divis- ion, has done a very commendable job. The young director, who hails from St. Louis, graduated from Loyola in 1941 with a B.S. in Economics, received his C.P.A. m 1948, and earned his M.B.A. at Tulane in 1949. For his scholarship, Mr. Vasquez was elected to Delta Epsilon Sigma, national Catholic honor fraternity. He also holds membership in Sigma Lambda Epsilon and Upsilon Beta Lambda. Active Mr. Vasquez is also a member of the Louisiana C.P.A. Society, the National Association of Cost Accountants, the N. O. Chapter of C.P.A., and the N. O. Chamber of Commerce. Director of fhe Evening Division The Registrar ' s staff: L. to R. Seated: MISS CARMEL DISCON, Registrar, MISS PAT PICHON. Standing: MRS. WILLIAM JEW- ETTE. MRS. I. J. DEAS, MISS CLAIRE O ' DONNELL, MISS MARY L B2AUGEZ. 24