University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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s Q25 E NS Ps x the ggffgif fl X E i its , li 24 2 is f.: , i. ... ww- ua, y. Q sx s if t s g ' e. ass - e ssl i si, 2 gs SS at 1 y-fs x T X 7 fl nmifcf of Ilic pftzmicil rlt1lHIHlli.N'I!'lllfUII Bldg T X Challenge Fund nears goal All my life lliiiigs' have bored me and people have interested me . . . because people are tremendously important in themselves. This sincere interest and faith in people, the per- sonal credo of University Chancellor Rev. Celestin J. Steiner. SJ.. has been one ofthe more significant fac- tors in the building of the goodwill which has made possible the success of U-D's Challenge Fund. As of January 15. l965. three years ofthe five year period had been completed. At that point, 56.25 mil- lion of the SIU million goal had been realized in money and pledges. There was assurance that the SIU million goal would be achieved. During the past six months, the emphasis of the Challenge lfund has been placed on what is known as the 'fourth Phasef The objective of this phase is to personally contact every alumnus in the greater Detroit area. Despite conjectures to the contrary at the time of the l,lmversity's decision to drop football. we are con- fident that this phase will result in 1190 per cent partici- pation on the part of the greater Detroit alumni. ln assessing the reasons forthe success of the Fund, ltr. Steiner places most emphasis on the development ofa favorable climate, through personal contacts with students, alumni and civic leaders. Into this favorable climate. U-D has projected an image of community service. We are a privately sup- ported university, serving the greater Detroit commu- nity in a number of ways: in business, in industry, in proyiding dentists. judges . . . As the city of Detroit grew. so ll-D grew . , . lf the image of Detroit is of a dynamic city. so is lf-D a dynamic institution. I fiiicryili f'!im1wl!or Rui f't'ft'XIIIl .l .S'lt'im'r is uizrrwillgi' clmirmun 6 lltlHl'll!L'l' fmitl tlriii' it of Ilia' ' 'N

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Ax Q X N , ' ,firm ff '15 , X X Y Left I0 right: Dr. Franc'i.s' Arlirzghaus, v11'e-prexiderzl for studenl affairs. specializes in modern European history. John Mulmy ix C'lU'I'6'I1ll'l' VlL'6'-f7f?.S'l'lI'E'lIl for developmenr, alumni, ana' vwrznizuzilrv relalimzx, Rev. DC1Vl'lI' Meier, SJ., ix vice-prexidenl for l'7ll,S'l'lIt'.X'.S' affairs. Vice-presiflelll for avaclenziu afiairx Rev. Malcolm Carmn, SJ., is alw dean uf' Ihe College of Arts ana' Sciences. Top left Ia righl: M, Joxeplz Donnghue, dean af rnen, also arlrninix- ters the Health Service and Center, .4s,vix1ar1l Dean of Men R. Rnherl Barna is fnoderamr af lhe Inlerfralernity Cxflllllflhl. Bumnn rmvp Dean of Women Helen Kean is chairman of lhe Cmnnlillee an Student 0fgUHI4ZUll!2I1.S'. Mary Ward, fl.Y.Yl.YItUIl dean nf wfnnen, .vervex as moderalor af the Panlzelleniv Cozuicil, I5 ., x

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iK, X Y X Xg X 'Sw X Q X KAN 1 7 Y Recording and filing the donations and pledges to the Challenge Fund drive keep the clerical staff busy. This office worker carefully sorts the circulars before mailing them. W , N ZR . - 2 Sf 1 A xv ,, ifikvfl: