Merrimack College - Merrimackan Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

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I The Very Reverend Vineent A. MeQuade, 0.S.A., l h.D., President of Merrimack College. His singleness of purpose and administrative genius together with the sheer force of his tremendous driving e the realm of vision into Reverend Joseph P. Murray, 0.S.A., l'h.D., brings to the olliee of Dean of Men experienee gained at the Catholic University of Havana. x JH, 2 KR nergy and endless enthusiasm has brought Merrimack out of the reality of a living, thriving institution. N w n X .1 S l in I 1-.1..f g , Vff im, ' H ini-if .,,g,.,. .v- A , tl A -. f 1 . , -L 4 ' ' Th they 1 f- i , 'qmuf 1'5 wi ,fjtxivew 4. ' v 151' i 'AuA ' f., .jr ,,gk:'g'f, -All i-1 ' A ztwnwgg' ' ' andmuncd Reverend James E. Hannan, O.S.A., Chaplain to the College and spiri- tual direetor of various religious societies among the students. Mr. Thomas J. Maxwell, Bursar of the College, has charge over the business ofliec and the multiple related duties. .111 -1- I'-w Lx:

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W The world's current universal chaos may be traced ultimately to the false teachings of its intellectual leaders, everyone recognizes this. What the races of men are confused or mis- taken ahout is the nature of the one true doctrine, because the powers and governments of the world have forsaken the cause of truth and championed the supremacy of might, the peo- ple of this time are faced with self-destruction. Throughout his- tory, the Catholic Church has taught that only hy fidelity to Christian truths may the world enjoy peace. The faculty of Merrimack College is representative of this tradition, reaflirming its faith, in a war-torn era, through love of Cod and fellowman. Only through educators such as these can humanity be ,restored to a perspective of universal values. Their teaching and example have cnnobled the thought and ideals of the Class of 1951. During our four years we have grown to know and respect the priests atnd professors of this school as men of high character and abilityg many of us have formed friendships which we hope will never be broken. In the classrooms and lahoratories of Merrimack College, each of these men has played his part in helping us to attain the fullness of wisdom, we have grown in the knowledge of God and ourselves. We sincerely hope that the principles and achievements of the priests and professors at Merrimack will live forever, that they may he of inspira- tion to others, as they have been to us.

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The Reverend Edward ,l. llurns, 0.S.A., Ph.D., Director of thc Division of Business Administration. Trained in the Graduate School of Economies at Catholic University Father Burns specialized in thc field of banking and Iinance. From Villanova he came to Merrimack to direct the Business Division. in. , .f-Y -V 'vw f,f l 0.S.A., l'h.D., Dean D' ' ' n of Arts The Reverend Joseph J. Gilt ea, of the Facultv and Director of the IVISIO and Sciences. A graduate of Villanova, Catholic University, and the University o ll ' les over the academic function- I' Pennsylvania Father Ci tea presu . I ' ' iulit ing of the college with clliclency and gen y. Reverend Francis X. Smith, 0.5-Au Registrar and Veterans Advisor, students and welcomes the new of their keeps all informed progress. Rev. YVilliam J. Xvynue, 0,S,A l1'b 4 'i1'nv has organized and di rectcd the development of a well rounded college library. dll- 1 s. -1-