1962
|
Bishop Hannan dedicates the I.H.M. Novitiate Building, May 30. Later called the I.H.M. Center, the building is designed as a residence for young women preparing to enter the I.H.M. Congregation and remove them from the crowded Motherhouse-Seminary.
|
1962
|
The Department of Classical Languages sponsors the formation of the Delta Gamma chapter of Eta Sigma Phi, the honor society for students of Latin and Greek.
|
1962
|
The Federal Finance Agency in Washington, D.C., grants Marywood a $2 million loan to help finance its building program.
|
1962
|
Sabbath and Other Poems, by English Department members Sister Paulinus Sullivan and her sister, Sister M. Davida Sullivan, I.H.M., is published.
|
1962
|
Sister M. Davida Sullivan, I.H.M., and Sister M. Immaculata Norton, I.H.M., attend Oxford University for six weeks of study on a scholarship provided by the I.H.M. Guild, Summer.
|
1962
|
The Classics Forum sponsors the first annual Virgilian Latin Contest for high school students.
|
1962
|
Monsignor Horan leaves Marywood to serve as Rector of Pius X Seminary in Dalton, Pennsylvania. The Reverend William Pakutka, member of the Philosophy faculty for fifteen years, follows him as Chaplain of the College.
|
1962
|
Sister M. Eva Connors, I.H.M., Treasurer, assembles a Manual of Employment Practices, a prototype of numerous subsequent codifications of the College's policies with regard to faculty and staff.
|
