University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook

“_ theorist. PioteafNilliam McGlinn. probably utilizes his lime better than the average^rsoo One might think that teaching and research while occupying most of his attention, wouiu preclude him from surrounding events, but not so He can talk about any number of things ranging from politics to the game on Saturday. Such well roundedness is the same indispensable trait that Professor McGlinn senses slowly ebbing from our society He sees today ' s age of speciali- zation depriving the student of benefits that only a broad education can offer There is beauty in all tributaties of learning, but to him. it is unfor- tunate that more people will never be able to recognize the aesthetics of science or physics more particularly, that aspect with which his /mmetries of nature Besides his thinirinn, nTHMrrtin man n|-.o nnssps^p ' ; the ability to act To him. the students are^fo 1 and his availability IMS-made Black Tuesdays and Thursdays feK painful for many Involveme it in the Stu- dent Life Council, the Faculty Senate, and various other lepartmental committees evince an integral person whose selflessne s keeps this university in motion Occasional idle moments are spei music, fishing, playing handball, and (his favorite) just I family. Professor McGlinn smilingly summarized his life at Ni saying. " I made a lucky choice in coming here " Anyon " ' " ffiijior McGlinn will know that the reverse is even truer listening to ing with his re Dame by amiliar with CHARLES F JACKSON Westfield. New York B S Biology. MORTEZA JAHANGIR Lmcolnwood. Illinois B S Preprofessional WILLIAM J JEKOT Dearborn Heights. Michigan B.S. Chemistry MATTHEW JODZIEWICZ. Somerset. New Jersey B S Mathematics PAUL F JONES Rochester. New York B S Physics. JOSEPH L KAHL. Cleveland. Ohio B S Preprofessional. JOHNJ KENNEDY. Schenectady. New York B S Preprofessional THOMAS S KENNY St Louis. Missouri B S Biology ”