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

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George L. Sullivan A tall, gaunt man, wearing a suit to match the color of his steel-grey hair and having the savor of the West steps from Montgomery Laboratory for the last time. Santa Clara ' s ground has felt the footsteps of George L. Sullivan, Dean of the College of Engineering for forty-three years and is loath to lose their tread. In his four decades at Santa Clara, Dean Sullivan has been known as a skilled designer, a shrewd businessman, a respected consultant, a great educator. But the most important role he has played in life is that of a molder of men. George Sullivan ' s engineers are known throughout the country, and his influence on the profession is never to be forgotten. For producing so many men that have improved the engineering profession, for so carefully executing the purpose of the University in molding men after the model of the man-God, for playing a major role in the history of the Uni- versity, we, of Santa Clara respectfully dedicate this issue to him.

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1955 Redwood James D. Gavigan, Editor-in-Chief Patrick W. Hally, Business Manager

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In Memoriam Eugene M. Bacigalupi, S.J. In its one hundred and four year history, the University of Santa Clara has seen many professors and priests pass under its arbors and through its classroom doors. But few have left so strong an imprint upon its students and faculty as Father Eugene M. Bacigalupi, S.J. Known affectionately by his many friends as Father Baci, he died in San Jose ' s O ' Connor Hospital on August 25, 1954 at the age of seventy-three. He was Head of the Physics Department at Santa Clara from 1925 until 1954. For over a score of years he was the chaplain at Agnew State Hospital, saying Mass, Hearing Confessions and making frequent sick calls. He was com- mended on his outstanding work at Agnew by none other than Father R. Ledochowski, then General of the Society of Jesus, in a personal letter of congratulation and appreciation. In the name of the Associated Students of the University of Santa Clara, past and present, the staff of the 1955 Redwood consider it an honor to dedicate this work to Father Eugene M. Bacigalupi, S.J., scientist, patron of the arts, teacher and priest of God. RIP.