Box R54

Correspondence regarding the Juniorate--a two-year program taking place after the Novitiate--for the Maryland Province at Milford, Ohio as well as the Tertianship as instituted by the 30th General Congregation of 1956. Includes letters to Father Provincials William F. Maloney and John M. Daley as well as a report on the program at Milford.

Distributed minutes from the Committee on the New Scholasticate, meetings of the Student Counsellors, and the meeting of the Deans of the Province.

Minutes and correspondence relating to the meetings of the Committee on Studies, including consideration of individual cases (e.g., the assignees to Regency, the First Year Theologians, the assignees to Philosophy, and other special students).

Minutes and correspondence relating to the meetings of the Committee on Studies, including consideration of individual cases (e.g., the assignees to Regency, the First Year Theologians, the assignees to Philosophy, and other special students).

Predominantly correspondence from Father Provincial James F. McAndrews to Archives Committee Chairman Father R. Emmett Curran regarding proposed guidelines for the organization and preservation of Jesuit house archives and the papers of individual priests. Includes arrangement and classification suggestions from Loyola College.

Correspondence between Father Rectors Arthur A. O'Leary and Lawrence C. Gorman; Father Socius Anthony J. Bleicher; and Father Provincials James P. Sweeney, James H. Dolan, and Vincent L. Keelan.

Memoranda, meeting agendas, and proposed courses for Juniors and Third Year Philosophers compiled after Woodstock College was integrated with Georgetown in 1935. Focuses especially on the improvement of teacher training.

Memoranda, meeting agendas, reports, and correspondence regarding improvement of the Philosophate and Juniorate education curriculum.

Correspondence predominantly between Father Provincial Vincent L. Keelan and Father John S. Creaghan regarding the graduate studies of the latter at Princeton University's Institute for Advanced Study. Also includes correspondence with other Jesuit graduate students.

Correspondence predominantly with Father Provincials David Nugent and William Maloney on the graduate studies of Jesuits within the Maryland Province. Includes information on the cases of individual students as well as a report from the Jesuit Education Association on Jesuits pursuing graduate degrees.

Materials compiled on the separation of New York from the Maryland-New York Province, including financial considerations, a petition for division, and articles of agreement.

Correspondence between individual Jesuits with Father Provincials John M. Daley and Edward J. Sponga on permission to smoke.