Carr, Gus, 135
Carroll, John, 18
Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, 42
Catholic Action, 155-64
Catholic Action Council of Eastern Pennsylvania,
156
Catholic Alumni Sodality of Philadelphia, 38, 62,
99
Catholic education
criticism of, 253, 270
praise for, 49, 73, 80-81, 85-86
Catholic Interracial Council of Philadelphia, 159-60
Catholic-Jewish relations, 151, 165, 233, 254, 269
Catholic Legion of Decency, 151
Catholic literature, 72, 156-57, 231
Catholic-Lutheran relations, 72, 269-70
Catholic neighborhoods near Overbrook campus, 91-95
Catholic patriotism,72
Catholic philosophy, 63, 112-13.
See also neo-Thomism and philosophy requirements.
Catholic psychology, 142
Catholic sociology, 141-42
Catholic University of America, 113
Catholic University of Philadelphia, proposed at
Saint Joseph’s, 206
Cavanaugh’s Pub, 218
celebrities, neighborhoods around Overbrook campus,
95-96
censorship, of student publications, 148
Centennial Fund Drive, 190
Centennial, Saint JosephÕs College, 191-93
Chapel of Saint Joseph-Michael J. Smith , S.J. Memorial,
309-11
Chapman, Judith, 343
charter
amendments to, 1927, 119
original, 29-30
separate incorporation, 275-77
Chemistry Club, 131
Chesterton, G.K., 157
Chestnut Hill College, 86, 159
Childs, Nancy, 339
China programs, 348-49
“Chinese Wall,”
stones used to raise Finnesey Field, 198
Chorpenning, Joseph, O.S.F.S., 340
Christian Brothers, 38, 43, 52, 86
Church of the Gesü, 41-43, 304
closed by archdioceses, 317
as college chapel, 46, 53, 62
cost of, 42
criticism of, 43, 85-86
and separate incorporation, 275
City Avenue Services District, 321
City Hall, Philadelphia, 32
civil rights, 159-62.
See also African Americans and race relations.
Civil War, 2, 36-37
Clark, Dennis, 336
Clark, Peter A., S.J., 351
Clark, William F., S.J., 58, 109
class of 43a, 175
class of 43a, memorial, 175
Claudel, Paul, 105, 108
Clifford, Donald G., S.J., 269
closing of college, 36-38
Cobb, Ty, 66-68
coeducation
adopted in 1970, 247-52
anticipations of, 129-31
effects of, 251-52
and Evening College, 174-75, 181
Maryland Province against, 174
opposed by Cardinal Dougherty, 86
papal opposition to, 86
and residence halls, 250
status of women at Saint Joseph’s, 334-35
Coleman, Anne, 181
Coll, Jerome B., S.J., 279
College Annual, 71
College of Arts and Sciences, established, 295
College Council, 279, 294
conflict with MacLean, 296-98
and university status, 295-96
Collegiate Gothic, 85, 99-102, 110-11, 118, 191,
197-99, 306-7, 313
Collins, Johnson, 332
Comey, Dennis, S.J., 206-8
commercial course, 52.
See also mercantile curriculum. Commission on the
Status of Women, 335-36
Committee for an Independent Faculty, 298
Communism, 151-54, 167-69, 206, 233-35, 257-62
Coniff, John J., S.J., 245
Connelly Foundation, 313
Connelly, Josephine, O., 315
Connor, James L., S.J., 287
Considine, James P., 170
Consolvo, Gerry, 52
Conti, Madeline, 289
contributed services, 51, 70
Conway, Bill, 260
Conway, Mary Alice Lawler, 93
Conway, William A., 313
Conway, William A., Jr., 260
Conwell, Russell, 43
Cooledge, Calvin, 108
core curriculum, 270-72, 342-43.
See also Ratio Studiorum and General Education Requirements.
Corridan, John M., S.J., 208
Corson, Fred Pierce, 269
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Cortes, Juan, S.J., 267
Coughlin, Charles, 151-52
counterculture, 255-56
course evaluations, 283
Creighton University, 292
Cram, Ralph Adams, 100-02
Croce, Carmen R., 327
Cullen, Maureen, 313, 328
Cunningham, William, 188
cura prsonalis, 328, 330
Curran, Daniel J., 313, 343, 349
curriculum, 5-6, 24, 52-57, 62, 138-42.
See also General Education Requirement, core curriculum,
and Ratio Studiorum and admissions, 245-46
and Evening College, 181
gender content of, 335
majors introduced, 203-4
popularity of business administration, 182
Curry, Richard “Rick,” S.J., 267, 347
Dad Vail, 285
Dagit, Albert F., 199
dances, 127-28, 219-20, 264, 336
Daoust, Joseph, S.J., 268, 318-19
Darwinsim, 55
Davey, Charles, S.J., 68, 70
Deaver, John, 66
debates, 63-64, 133, 220-22
DeFrates, Joseph S., 244
Delaware School of Law, 273
Delfra, Stephen, 312
DellÕOmo, Gregory, 314
Delta Sigma Pi, 249
De Santis, Mary, 181
DeVito, Paul, 349
Dialog Days, 280
DiBerardinis, Mike, 318-19
DiCarlo, Ernest N., 354-55
Dillon, Jenny, 212
distribution requirements, 56.
See also General Education Requirements.
doctoral studies, 347
Donahue, Thomas, 251, 337
Donohoe, Victoria, 168
Dooley, Patrick J., S.J., 58, 109
Dougherty, Charles, 322
Dougherty, Dennis Cardinal
bans movies, 158
blessing of Field House, 190
and Catholic education, 81-83, 85
death of, 192
dedicates Lonergan wing, 116
dedicates Overbrook campus, 104-5
forbids law school at Saint Joseph’s, 113
and Mexican anticlericalism, 162-63
opposes coeducation, 86
residence across City Avenue from college, later
Loyola Center, 93, 313
and School of Social Science, 153
supports building of Overbrook campus, 98-99
Dougherty, James E., 183, 210-11, 233, 258-59,
261, 278, 298-99
Dougherty, Jill, 348
Dougherty, Joseph F., 277
Dougherty, Larry, 133
Doyle, Gerald A., 75
dramatics, 63-64, 67.
See also Cap and Bells.
Drane, Joseph, S.J., 209
dress code, 27, 227-28, 231, 263
Drexel, Francis A., 43, 198
Drexel, Saint Katherine, 198
Drexel Library, 198-99
addition to, 300
Driess, Leonette, 181
Dulles, Avery, S.J., 358
Dulles, John Foster, 192
Dunn, Jack, 227
Dunroven, 300
Duprey, Richard A., 245-46
Dura, John, 284
Dura, Leon, 284
Durang, Edwin F., 40, 58
Durang, Francis Ferdinand, 100-2, 117 Durkin family,
133
Durkin, Joseph, S.J., 132
Durkin, Joseph L., 94, 97, 106
Durkin, Paul, 132
Earle, George H., III, 153
eateries, near campus, 189, 217-18, 229
ecumenism, 253, 269-70
Edmund Burke Society, 260
Ehmer, Richard A., 181
elective system.
See also General Education Requirements and Ratio
Studiorum. expansion of electives, 271-72
few electives at Saint Joseph’s, 203-4
majors introduced, 203
rejected by Saint Joseph’s, 55-56
Eliot, Charles W., 55
eloquentia perfecta, 64, 141, 343
ELS. See English Language Services
El Salvador delegation, 350
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