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              The Loyola Maroon  Vol. XLII Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, May 13, 1966 No. 21 Sartory, Miss Mac Donald Saluted Outstanding Duo . . . Dona McDonald, A&S senior, and Thomas Sartory, also an A&S senior, are shown with Rev. John Keller, S.J., vice-president- of the university after they received the awards as the outstanding female and male students of Loyola. Miss McDonald won the Lambda Sigma Lambda Trophy while Saratory received the Alpha Delta Gamma Alumni Bailey Award, both significant of outstanding students. Sartory sever as president of the Student Council for the past year, and is a member of Blue Key. Miss McDonald was president of Cardinal Key. The awards were made at the university's Awards Day Wednesday. Dona Mac Donald and Tom Sartory, A&S seniors, claimed the two top awards at the annual honors convocation Wednesday in the fieldhouse. Miss Mac Donald, this year's president of Cardinal Key, was awarded the Lambda Sigma Trophy as coed leader of the year. Sartory, who served as president of the Student Council, received the Alpha Delta Gamma Alumni Bailey Award as male leader of the year. Recipient of the Alumnae Marian Award for recognition as outstanding Catholic coed was Tekla Bassham, A&S senior. Jay C. Pigg, A&S senior, claimed the Archbishop Rummel Key as outstanding Catholic male. Gary F. Carroll won the Alumni Father Percy Roy Memorial Award for maintaining the highest scholastic average for four years, and the Dean's Awards for the A&S sophomore and junior with the highest academic average went to Don Borey and Donald Voorhies. Robert Burns merited the Dean's Award as the athlete with the highest four years average. Co-winners of the John X. Wegmann Achievement Award for outstanding students in the College of Business Administration were Stephen Medo and Joseph Murphy, both seniors.The outstanding Music School graduate receiving the Phi Beta Fraternity Award was Mary Jo Butler. Honored as the graduating student in Evening Division with the highest scholastic average was Robert Martin. Winning the Women's Auxiliary of the New Orleans Dental Association Award as the outstanding senior in dental school was John Hancock. BA senior, Roscoe Douglas, received the ROTC Award as the outstanding senior cadet. Alpha Sigma Nu National Jesuit Honor Fraternity Keys were awarded to Mary Fabacker, Fern Leßus, Barbara Henry, Nancy McKeon, Paula Nicholet and Mike Peterson. They were recognized for maintaining the highest scholastic averages in the freshman class. For outstanding service to Loyola, Walter Sagrera and Tom Sartory received the Alpha Pi Omicron Award. As outstanding student athlete of the year, Howard Maestri, BA sophomore, won the D. H. Holmea Trophy. Spiritus was recognized as the outstanding organization on campus and was awarded the Blue Key Achievement Award. Alpha Delta Gamma claimed the Inter-Fraternity Scholastic Award with its cumulative grade point average of 2.68. The Women's Pan Hellenic Scholastic Trophy went to Theta Phi Alpha as the sorority maintaining the highest cumulative average—-3.04. Two coeds, Elaine Engler, BA senior, and Mary Frances Henricks, A&S junior, received the Bene Meritum award for contributing the most service to the university. The outstanding philosophy student was announced as Gary F. Carroll; he was awarded the Sigma Alpha Kappa Gold Medal for his achievement. The Ceylon Mission Braquet Award was presented to the College of Arts and Sciences for contributing the most money to the Ceylon Mission Drive. Kenneth Sills, Law senior, obtained the Louis H. Pilie Award for student fidelity and service. Spritus recognized Upsilon Beta Lambda as the organization which helped most in promoting school spirit. Student Council citations were presented to the following students in recognition of their leadership and unacknowledgedunacknowledged service to the university.College of Arts and Science*: Carolyn Bereznak, Anne Crutcher, Dan Diamond, Dick Groff, Dave Gunther and Dona Mac Donald. College of Business Administration; Kathleen McGoey and Joseph Murphy. College of Music: Edward Schlotter and Alexander Tiliakos. School of Dentistry: Charles McSane. School of Law: Anthony Guarisco and Paul Hardy. Evening Divison: Gerlyn Cavaliere, Harold Dittman, Lucy Mercado, Marie Peyroulet, Isabelle Rogyom and Helen Toye. Hon. Howard J. Taylor, a member of the New Orleans civil district court, delivered the address for the occasion. Mr. Taylor obtained his Law degree from Loyola in 1948. BA Honors Leaders Steve Medo Jr., Joseph M. Murphy, Kathleen Mc- Goey, and Gail Richards tied for the top two awards at the Business Administration Recogni t i on Day ceremonies last Thursday. The John X. Wegmann Sr. Achievement award for outstanding scholarship, leadership and character in a business senior was won by both Medo and Murphy, while the Curtis- O'Shea award for outstanding achievement, service and loyalty by a senior business coed was awarded to Misses McGoey and Richards. Elaine Engler, senior, won the Rev. Joseph A. Butt, S.J., award and Medo received the John V. Conner award for havinghaving the highest four year point average. The Dean's award for distinguished service was presented to Margaret Cloutier, a senior from Natchitoches, and Peter Jaramillo, a senior from Coral Gables, Fla. Four student business clubs and the student body gave Dean Henry J. Engler Jr., two awards in recognition of his years of capable service. Awards for being outstanding in their class were presented to Dorothy Rodi of Gramercy and Louis Meyer Jr. of Houston, Texas, juniors; to Gail Albritton of the Canal Zoen and Howard Maestri, New Orleans, sophomores; and to Loann Ward of Metairie, Bernard Arghiere of Tampa, Fla., and Thomas White of Des Moines, lowa. James Ryder, senior, was awarded a medal by the Society of Louisiana Certified Public Accountants for excellence in that field. The Administrative Management Society award for excellence in the management field was presented to Terrance J. Leach, senior. Donald Louque Jr., a senior from Atlanta, Ga., won the Fant Taylor award for excellence in the marketing field. The NOLA Chapter of the National Secretaries association award for the outstanding senior in the administrative practices program was presented to Miss McGoey. Miss Engler won the scholastic award of the NCAS and the Phi Chi Theta key of the national women's professional commerce fraternity for excellence in scholarship and leadership.Joseph J. Vizzini, senior, was awarded the Delta Sigma Pi James N. Masters Outstanding Member award. For excellence in commerce and business administration, Medo won the Delta Sigma Pi international professional commerce fraternity key. Murphy won the Beta Alpha Psi national professional and honorary accounting fratern it y award for excellence in accounting studies. Top Businessmen . . . Joseph Murphy and Steven Medo tied tor the outstanding award for a senior in busines administration, the John X. Wegmann Sr. Achievement Award. The trophy is given to the student deemed outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and character. Shown with the recipients is the Rev. John Keller, S.J., vice-president of Loyolo. Murphy is the battalion commander of the Loyola ROTC while Medo served on the Student Union Board of Governors. Kathleen McGoey and Gail Richards tied for the Curtis-Oshea award given for outstanding service & loyalty by a senior business coed. Imparato, Peneguy Head Publications New Editors . . . Discussing plans for Loyola's publications for the coming year are Michael Imparato, A&S junior, new editor of the Maroon, and Will Peneguy, A&S junior, who will edit the Wolf. They were announced at the recent Communications Banquet by Mr. Michael H. Kabel, moderator. Appointed as editor-inchief of the Maroon is Michael Imparato, A&S junior from Tampa, Fla., and serving as editor of the Wolf will be Will Peneguy, A&S junior from New Orleans. The two journalism students will assume their duties in the 1966 Fall semester. Others selected to serve on the Maroon staff are: Dottie Lee, A&S senior from Memphis, Tenn., managing editor; Janet Blanda, A&S freshman from Metairie, La., and Ed Anderson, A&S freshman from New Orleans, news-editors; Skip Perez, A&S sophomore from Tampa, Fla., sports editor; Mary Kenny, A&S freshman from Ambler, Pa., feature editor; Rudy Elder, A&S sophomore from El Paso, Texas, desk editor; Ferrel Guillory, A&S freshman from Baton Rouge, La., business manager; Fred Messina, A&S junior from Vicksburg, Miss., photographer; and Bill Murphy, A&S senior from New Orleans, artist.Chosen to serve on the Wolf staff are: Eddie Mazoue, A&S senior from New Orleans, administrative editor; Lee Buginas, A&S junior from Chicago, 111., copy editor; Bill Murphy, art editor; Ferrel Guillory, business manager; and serving in assistant positions not yet decided will be Will Gordon, A&S junior from Boston, Mass., Mary Kenny, Guy Labatut, A&S sophomore from New Orleans, Jeff Sinclair, A&S freshman from Norwell, Mass., Bill Voigt, A&S junior from Galveston, Texas, and John Wiemann, A&S freshman from Houma, La. The editors for the two publications were announced by Michael Kabel, moderator, at the recent Communications Banquet. Douglas Selected Top ROTC Cadet Roscoe Douglas, BA senior, received the President's Award at the annual ROTC Awards Day ceremonies yesterday in the Fieldhouse. These activities officially ended ROTC activities for the present school year. Members of the branches of the Armed Forces, LU administration and ROTC cadre presented the more than 20 awards to the deserving cadets. Guest speaker for the event was Mayor Victor H. Schiro. The most coveted award, the President's Award, went to BA senior Roscoe Douglas. Superior Cadet Ribbons were award- Ed to Battalion Commander Joseph Murphy, BA senior; William Friedman, A&S junior; Donald Borey, A&S sophomore; and Lawrence Klaas, A&S freshman. Receiving the Chicago Tribune Award for superior grades and cooperation for the first semester were: Donald Sarrat, BA senior; Louis Meyer, Jr., BA junior; Roger Denton, A&S sophomore; and George Kanaly Jr., A&S freshman. Those receiving the award for the second semester were: Donald Louque, BA senior; Mike Nolan, A&S junior; Bernard Phebus, BA sophomore; and Ferrel Guillory, A&S freshman. The Dean's Award was presented to William Wittman, A&S senior. The Professor of Military Science Award for the best drilled cadets went to Donald Mahoney, A&S sophomore, and Arthur Mann, A&S sophomore.The recipient of the first Pershing Rifle Captain Rod Memorial Award was Thomas Gordon, A&S sophomore. The Reserve Officers' Association Medal was awarded to Robert Hurt, BA senior, for outstanding military leadership. Thomas Blasi, BA junior, was presented the Association of the Unit- (See ROTC, Page 5) Listen To WVSU 640 kc On Dial This Is Final Issue; Have Happy Summer Senior Exams Begin Monday; Underclassmen Exams Start- Monday, May- 23