Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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“А Rev. Ёрмохр А. KURTH Crirronp M. Less Francis J. NOONAN Dowarp J. SCHNEIDER Ph.D. Je. M.A. M.A. Economics Commerce Economics Economics Jean F. SCHNEIDER James A, WHITE Rev. WiLLIAM. E. WILKIE NS, Ph.D. M.A, Sociology History History SCIENCES Boves dixerunt 'Mo-o-o' says the recorded tape in the Loras language lab as Ray Stirn, a Latin student, increases his practical vocabulary. Mr. Kress and Mr. Donald Schneider acted as assistant football coaches during the past year. Track and cross country are coached by Mr. Jean Schneider. A special discussion group of students and faculty was organized by Fr. Ferring during the second semester to discuss The Irre- pressible Issues of the 60's. Fr. Ferring is also dean of St. Joseph's Hall. Mr. Breitbach, who teaches business law, is a professional lawyer in Dubuque. Another practicing Dubuqueland lawyer, Mr. Michael Stapleton, instructs in corporation finance for the commerce department. A Dubuque attorney, Mr. Less, joined the commerce department at the semester and teaches business law.

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RICHARD G. BALFE Lester M. BECKER ROBERT L. BRADY Doxarp J. BnErrBACH Ph.D. M.A. Ph.D. J.D. History Commerce History Commerce Joux cum Rev. ROBERT L. FERRING GEORGE J. Kress MAL Ph.D. BAL Political Science Political Science Commerce 0 es | | be | 4 Ka Bee DIVISION OF SOCIAL Director of the Loras intramural program Al Schramm looks over his list of trophy Winners. As can be seen from the supply of trophies, the list is lengthy. Social sciences include the history, economic, commerce, sociology and political science depariments. Mr. Brady, Fr. Kurth, Mr. Becker, Mr. Jean Schneider and Mr. Dorweiler head the respective departments. Mr. White, from Notre Dame, and Mr. Kress, from the State University of Iowa, are new to the faculty this year. Mr. Donald Schneider, formerly at Loras Academy, has completed his M.A. and has joined the economics depart- ment. Several division members co-operate in many extra-curricular activities. Mr. Becker moderates the Commerce Club; Mr. Dorweiler, ihe Young Democrats; Fr. Ferring, the Law Club; Fr. Kurth, the APO fraternity; and Fr. Wilkie, the History Club.

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28 ee | | Y y | | The director of student i a ab: employment, Mr. Thomas Hurm, looks up from his work to greet a student in search of DIVISION OF SCIENCE Rey. RosEnr J. Dozen ` Rer. Rev, Leroy J. ÉNZLER Ph.D. B.E., S.T.L. Chemistry Engineering Rev. Louis E. Enxsponrr Epwanp А. GARBATY M.S. M.S Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics and engineering make up the science division. The department heads are Fr. Hutchinson, physics; Msgr. Enzler, engineering; Msgr. Schulte, chemistry; Fr. Nye, biology; and Fr. Ernsdorf, mathematics. Mr. Garbaty, who teaches in physics and mathematics, is new to the faculty this year. Part-time instructors include Mr. C. A. Hellmer, engineering drawing, and Mr. Philip McClean and Mrs. Daniel Lenehan, both with the mathematics department. The Rev. John Friedell is on a leave of absence to obtain a Ph.D. in mathematics. The Engineering Club is moderated by Msgr. Enzler. Other extra-curricular affairs take the spare time of Fr. Kunsch, Delta Sigma advisor,