University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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DetMns After taking a year ' s leave ot absence to instruct at the Harvard Graduate School of Business, Dean Charles J. Dirksen returned to resume his former duties at Santa Clara. He brought with him new and progres- sive concepts and techniques in administration to insure that Santa Clara ' s Business School will continue to furnish well-qualified men to the business scene. CHARLES J. DIRKSEN College of Business Administration Reverend J. A. King, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, once again brings to the fore his vast ex- perience in guiding the fortunes of the students in the College of Arts and Sciences Those with whom he has contact fully appreciate his farsighted and prudent counsel which has aided so many in their search for the liberal education. JAMES A. KING, S.J. College of Art and Sciences With the appointment of Dean Edwin J. Owens to a Superior Court Bench, Byron J. Snow became Acting Dean of the Santa Clara Law School. The Law College indeed lost an inspirational educator in Dean Owens but gained a man youthful in age and spirit, and one truly capable of carrying on the high tradition of scholarship and fraternity which so typifies the College of Law. BYRON J. SNOW College of Law Dean Sullivan, a highly respected educator, has strived incessantly for the past 42 years to gain for Santa Clara ' s Engineering College the prominent position it holds today. The quality and the record of the gradu- ates of the college well reflect the excellent training made available to those under Dean Sullivan ' s compe- tent direction. GEORGE L. SULLIVAN College of Engineering

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Acadvinie f if ' C ' -M rt si«lt ' nt Gat ernint ni With the departure of the highly respected and httle-appreciated Father Hynes from within these Mission walls, his post as Academic Vice- President was filled by the appointment of Father Joseph Diebels, S.J., formerly of University of San Francisco. An a lumnus of St. Ignatius High School and the Novitiate at Los Gatos, Father spent three years at St. Ignatius as a scholastic before his ordination in 1943. Since that time he has experienced three years of graduate studies in Theology at Woodstock College, Maryland, and seven years service at University of San Fran- cisco. Presently engaged as Director of Admis- sions and Coordinator of the University Faculty, Father Diebels has already endeared himself to the Santa Claran and may be assured of his whole- hearted cooperation. Vic€ ' ' M w € si€ioni o Siuttit ni A viiviiio.s For the past fourteen years, Father Raymond J. Kelley, S.J., has been a member of the Society, and for two years a member of the facility of Santa Clara as Vice-President, in charge of student ac- tivities. As we all know from personal experience, Father Kelley rules with a rather able hand over all student disciplinary matters and thus is best known for this field of action. Yet, this is only one of his many daily duties since he handles all extra- curricular activities as well as acting as guide for the student health committee, student placement group, and the student resident problems. In addi- tion, he has a position on the intercollegiate ath- letic council. As a result of these many and varied duties, a mentally and physically worn out yet perseverant servant of God closes his office each night at ten- thirty. We, therefore, owe our respect, admiration and gratitude to our social and spiritual leader, friend and moulder of men. 15

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T « -vrir DAVID P. ARATA Registrar EDWARD R. BOLAND. S.J. Librarian JOHN F. COSGRAVE. S.J. Administrator sm s ML ROBERT J. FEERICK Athletic Director CHARLES F. GUENTHER, S.J. Director of Purctiasing WILLIAM J. LOFTUS, S.J. Comptroller ROGER McAULIFFE, S.J. Chaplain ERNEST P. WATSON, S.J. Assistant Treasurer EDWARD J. ZEMAN, S.J. Treasurer 17