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had never known many Augustinians before I came to Merrimack College. I had never known the warmth. the understanding, the helpfulness that emanated from these men dedicated to God, these men whose entire lives are given to us. And the lay faculty — those learned men who have come from far and near to instruct us, to confer upon us some small parcel of their knowledge. As I sit here, I can still see the green ties on Saint Patricks Day, I can hear the Priests cheer at a basketball game and the Deans quiet hello. I can ' hear a shout for a field goal, and the expounding upon the merits of Teddy Roosevelt or Teddy Williams. These men, who wear the varied, brilliant-colored degrees from universities the world over, were our guides, our inspirations, through the years that we spent at Merrimack. They thundered at us the principles which underlie our lives and our faith. They encouraged us to ‘ Tolle lege ” — ‘ Take up and read.” We can only pray that we will one day show ourselves worthy of the hours that they have spent in trying to impart to us their wealth of knowledge.
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PRESIDENT Thirteen years ago, a man was called from the campus of Villanova University to a barren spot of land in North Andover, Massachusetts. Since that day this same man, Reverend Vincent A. McQuade, O.S.A., has guided the college that he was called upon to found. From a small, two building campus, it has grown into a large institution whose students number one thousand and whose fame has spread down the eastern seaboard and west. The responsibilities of building, directing, and serving a college are never fully understood or appreciated. We cannot under- stand; we can merely thank him for Merrimack. Administration DEAN Father Joseph P. Murray, O.S.A., was deeply ad- mired by all with whom he came into contact long before he became the Dean of the Faculty at Merri- mack College. Formerly the Chairman of the Depart- ment of Business Administration, he was known for his regard for the welfare of the students under his care. In return, student respect for the Dean was strong and unwavering. With the transfer of the universally esteemed Dean, Reverend Joseph J. Gildea, O.S.A., during the summer of 1959, Father Murray received the assignment of becoming the new Dean of the College. In the admirable work that he has been doing, the gratitude of the students goes toward him.
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