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Thomas J. Bryant, SJ, Photograph Collection, 1958-1979 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives & Special Collections UA1986.07 Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., Photograph Collection Dates: 1958-1979 Creator: Bryant, Thomas J., S.J. (1904-1983) Extent: 4.0 linear feet Level of description: Folder Processor & date: M. Grace, 1986; updated by K. Young, May 2014 Administration Information Restrictions: None Copyright: Consult archivist for information. Citation: Loyola University Chicago. Archives & Special Collections. Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., Photograph Collection, 1958-1979. Box #, Folder. Provenance: Donated to the University Archives by Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., in 1983. Separations: No separations See Also: Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., Photograph Collection; Felix P. Biestek, S.J., Photograph Collection; Thomas J. Dyba Photograph Collection; Mary Margaret Kelly Photograph Collection; Joseph Smajo Photograph Collection; University Photograph Collection; University Portrait Collection Biographical Sketch The Rev. Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., was born in Chicago on November 11, 1904. After studies at Quigley Preparatory Seminary and St. Mary's of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois, he entered the Society of Jesus at Florissant, Missouri in January of 1928. Father Bryant received a B.A. from Xavier University in Cincinnati in 1930 and an M.A. from St. Louis University in 1932. Following these studies, Father Bryant was ordained a priest on June 23, 1938. He then completed Theology, and received an S.T.L. from St. Louis University in 1939. After completing his studies, Father Bryant made his tertianship at Parma, Ohio. He then taught at St. Xavier High School from 1940-1943 and was a Chaplain in the army from 1943-1946, later promoted to Captain. He began teaching theology at Loyola University of Chicago in 1946. He retired from active teaching in 1975. An accomplished amateur photographer, Father Bryant was the advisor for the Loyolan (the student yearbook) for several years. He was also an avid traveller, who, as an associate member of the Catholic Biblical Society of America, made three trips to the Middle East for on-site inspections of archeological finds. During his travels, his life in Chicago, and his years at Loyola, Fr. Bryant took a great number of photographs and slides. They have been divided into three series. Scope and Content The Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., photograph collection comprises 4.0 linear feet spanning the years 1958 to 1979 and includes photographs (both black and white and color), negatives, and slides. Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., Photograph Collection, 1958-1979 Page 1 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives & Special Collections Subjects include Loyola University Chicago - students, faculty, organizations, campuses, administration, activities and events; Jesuits; Chicago; Egypt; Expo ’67; Paris; Greece; Italy; Jordan; Lebanon; Palestine; Switzerland; and Turkey. Series Series 1: Loyola Yearbook Negatives, 1958-1965 This series consists of photograph negatives taken by Brant for the Loyola University student yearbook, the Loyolan, between the years 1958-1965. Missing are negatives for the 1960-1961 Loyolan. Series2: Slides, 1964-1979 Series 2 consists of color slides taken between the years 1964-1979, with the majority of them being taken in approximately 1968. These slides are located in two albums. Subjects include Loyola, Chicago, and several European and Middle Eastern countries. Series 3: Photographs and Negatives, 1959-1978 This series consists of black and white and color photographs and negatives. Bryant took them between the years of 1959-1978, with most of them being taken in the mid-1960s. Subjects include Loyola University Chicago, Jesuits, and several European and Middle Eastern countries. Subjects: Loyola University Chicago Faculty Students Staff Administration Clubs and organizations Athletics Yearbooks Jesuits Chicago Paris Egypt Greece Italy Jordan Lebanon Palestine Switzerland Turkey Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., Photograph Collection, 1958-1979 Page 2 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives & Special Collections Accession No.: UA1986.07 Creator: Bryant, Thomas J., S.J. (1904-1983) Series 1: Loyola Yearbook Negatives, 1959-1960, 1962-1965 1959 Yearbook A1-A2. Accounting Club TTT1-TTT3. Advancement for Management, Society of B1. Alpha Delta Gamma Fraternity UUU1. Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity C1-C2. Alpha Omega, Dental School Fraternity D1. Alpha Tau Delta Fraternity E1. American Chemical Society F1-F2. Arts Council VVV1-VVV2. Association of the U.S. Army G1-G2. Bellarmine Philosophy Club H1. Biblical Historical Symposium WWW1. Blue Key Honor Fraternity I1. Cadence J1-J5. Chi Theta Upsilon Sorority K1. Coed Club L1. College Council M1-M5. College of Commerce Lectures XXX1-XXX4. Commerce Council N1-N15. Curtain Guild O1-O4. Debate Society P1-P3. Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity Q1-Q10. Dental School R1-R2. Economics-Finance Committee S1. Education Society YYY1. Emergence of Personality in American Society T1. Epsilon Pi Rho, Historical Fraternity U1-U72. Faculty and Administration 1. Accounting Faculty 2. Accounting Faculty 3. Administrative Conference Room 4. Arnold, Lloyd L., Chairman of Natural Science Department 5. Arnold, Lloyd L. 6. Arnold, Lloyd L. 7. Barry, Richard, Director of Public Relations 8. Biology Faculty 9. Borelli, Thomas L., Assistant to the Dean of the College of Commerce 10. Bowman, John F., Director of Development 11. Business Law Faculty 12. Classical Languages Faculty 13. Classical Languages Faculty 58. Donnelly, Frederic D., Law School Librarian U1-U72 14. Economics-Finance Department Faculty Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., Photograph Collection, 1958-1979 Page 3 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives & Special Collections 59. Fitzgerald, John C., Dean of Law School 15. Gallagher, Nancy, Editor of The Alumnus 16. Gallagher, Nancy 17. Gallagher, Ralph A., S.J., Chairman of Sociology Department 18. History Faculty 19. Huber, Paul A., M.D., Director of Student Health 20. Huber, Paul A. 21. Institute of Social and Industrial Relations Faculty 22. Law School Faculty 23. Law School Faculty 24. LeBlanc, Mariette, Dean of Women 25. LeBlanc, Mariette, Dean of Women 26. LeBlanc, Mariette, Dean of Women 27. LeBlanc, Mariette, Dean of Women 60. Liska, Robert, S.J. 28. Management Faculty 29. Marketing Faculty 30. Natural Science Faculty 31. Nursing Faculty 32. Personnel Office of the Graduate School 33. Personnel Office of the Graduate School 34. Placement Office Staff 35. Placement Office Staff 36. Placement Office Staff" 37. Political Science Faculty 38. Psychology Faculty 39. Schaid, Arnold R., Associate Director of Development 40. Smally, Orange R., Chairman of Marketing Department 57. Social Work Faculty 41. Sociology Faculty 42. Sociology Faculty 43. Speech Faculty 44. Student Activities and Welfare Committee 45. Szydlik, Stanley, Director of Radio and Television 46. Theology Faculty 47. Theology Faculty 48. Trustees, Board of 49. Trustees, Board of 50. Vaccaro, Jean, Assistant Dean of Women 51. Vice-Presidents (Includes Reverend Robert W. Mulligan, S.J., Harry L. McCloskey, W. Daniel Conroyd, and Thomas F. Hawkins) 52. Vice-Presidents (Includes Reverend Robert W. Mulligan, S.J., Harry L. McCloskey, W. Daniel Conroyd, and Thomas F. Hawkins) 53. Volini, Camillo, Assistant to Dean of University College 54. Walsh, Denis T., Industrial Relations Guest Lecturer 55. Water Tower Library Staff Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., Photograph Collection, 1958-1979 Page 4 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives & Special Collections 56. Lamey, William L., Legal Counsel for Loyola University 61.-72. Unidentified V1-V3. Fine Arts Club W1-W11. Float Parade X1-X3. Foreign Students Association ZZZ1. Graduate Lectures Y1-Y2. Graduation Z1. Historical Society AA1-AA2. Holy Name Cathedral BB1-BB2. Honors Program CC1. Hopkins, Gerard Manley, Society DD1-DD2. Human Relations Club EE1-EE3. Interfraternity Council FF1-FF5. Kappa Beta Gamma Sorority GG1-GG5. Law School HH1-HH2. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. II. Loyola Athletic Department II1,1-II1,40. Basketball II2,1-II2,13. Intramurals II3,1-II3,7. Swimming II4,1. Track Team JJ1-JJ8. Loyola Lectures KK1-KK4. Loyola News LL1-LL5. Loyola Union (see also Miss Varsity) MM1-MM5. Loyolan NN1-NN4. Loyolan Awards Recipients OO1-OO2. Marketing Club BBBB1. Maroon and Gold Junior Advisory Program PP1. Math Club QQ1-QQ2. Medical School RR1-RR3. Miss Loyola Candidates SS1-SS18. Miss Varsity Contest CCCC1. Modern Languages Club TT1-TT2. Monogram Club UU1. Mud Fight VV1-VV8. Nursing, School of DDDD1. Nursing School Association EEEE1-EEEE2. Patterns of Culture WW1. Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity FFFF1. Phi Beta Pi Fraternity XX1-XX3. Phi Chi Fraternity YY1. Phi Delta Epsilon ZZ1-ZZ3. Phi Mu Chi Fraternity GGGG1. Physics Club AAA1-AAA3. Pi Alpha Lambda Fraternity Thomas J. Bryant, S.J., Photograph Collection, 1958-1979 Page 5 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives & Special Collections BBB1-BBB4. Sigma Alpha Rho Sorority CCC1-CCC4. Sigma Delta Phi Fraternity DDD1-DDD4. Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity EEE1. Sigma Pi Alpha Fraternity HHHH1. Social Work Council FFF1-FFF2. Sodalities at Lake Shore and Water Tower GGG1. St. Ignatius Church HHH1-HHH3. St. Luke's Guild III1-III2. St. Peter's Church IIII1. Student Bar Association JJJ1-JJJ2. Student's Association of Loyola KKK1-KKK5. Tau Delta Phi Fraternity LLL1-LLL5. Theme MMM1-MMM9. Theta Phi Alpha Sorority JJJJ1. University College Council NNN1. Variety Show OOO1-OOO18. Varsity, Miss (see Miss Varsity) PPP1-PPP3. Veterans Club QQQ1-QQQ5. Wassman Biological Society RRR1-RRR4. Who's Who Among Students SSS1-SSS3. Women's Residence Hall 1960 Yearbook
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