University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Tower Staff Editor-in-Chief Dave Greenwald Managing Editor James Fitzgerald Business Manager Richard Kowalczyk Copy Editor Ralph Baxter Kathy Moriarty Elaine Slazinski Bill Armstrong Photo Editor Elaine Gems Bob Graham Jean Marie Elkins Tom Costello Chuck Drouillard Layout Editor Jim Henderlong Jane Baysinger Helen Schlacter Judy Schrader Sports Editor Louis Shereda Robert Bowen Organizations Editor Marilyn Mencotti Tonia Gogoleski Lynn Van Tiem Kathleen Schulte Irene Cook Seniors Editor Candee Weber Lorraine Human Robert Kowalczyk Jerry Mullan Sally Maher Steve Jacobs John Devaney Frank Faner Mike Golden Paul Hemmeter Chuck Anderson Ray Alder Cindy Wheeler Carol Oliver Rose Merlino Judy Joyce Moderator Robert N. Hinks, S.J.

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TOWER 1958 The University of Detroit Detroit, Miehigan

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Outline of Aims To define and divide, to clarify and reveal, to retrospect and portray. This stands as our purpose. Our yearbook is defined as a story of the year 1958 as it was lived by students of the University of Detroit. We divide our book into two major parts: the events of the school year 1958 and the people who lived that year. We clarify by renewing old thoughts and making them once again clear and vivid in your mind. We reveal many things that we hope are novel to you, interesting in part, informa¬ tive also. We look back on the past year and record with picture and word stories the 1958 year that you had a part in—for you are part of the record. We attempt last of all to portray that year, with colors and black and whites, with quips and cutlines, copy blocks and drawings. This is the past from which we quarry the materials that you find in this book. Actually it is a building with the cornerstone engraved University of Detroit, 1958. But you must page through and tour and see if this is the building that you think it is, if this is the edifice that you helped to build in 1958. That is why we present TOWER , 1958. With these thoughts in mind follow along and see more of the plan of our work. We have told you of the two parts, the building and the build¬ ers. The events of the past year occupy the first half of the volume. Registration, Homecoming, Basketball, Carnival: these are only a few of the many things you will find included here. You can reattend the University theater, watch the Titans in action, revisit lecture halls and dorms, and sit once again over coffee in the Union. This half is broken into four parts, each part with its purposeful color to guide you through it, each part a section of a chronology. But this is only half of 1958. The other half is the people who lived this year at the university. There are those from the upper echelon who leave on graduation. There are the Greeks, the Organization members, the Administration. They comprise the second half of the book. We have said our part; it remains for you to look. 3