Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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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,

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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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DIVISION OF SCIENCE š А Norm Bengford (left) and Paul Koloc take and Msgr. Schulte, in charge of the public a brief rest during a physies experiment concerning the plasma state. address pool. As part of the National Science Foundation Visiting Scientist Program, the chemistry department was host to Dr. Thomas L. Jacobs, professor of chemistry at UCLA, for a public lecture during the second semester. Dr. Jacobs' lecture was on plastics and polymer chemistry. The biology and chemistry depart- ments also sponsored the Philosophy-Science Symposium in the spring. Due to the rennovation of St. Joseph's Hall during the past year, Hennessy Hall was de- voted exclusively to the science division which was able to expand its facilities. 7 KAMP iV X TCHINSON SEPH E. KAPLER GEORGE VV. HEITKAMP Rev. DoNarp R. HUTCHINSON Jossem Lawrence A. TART PRD D. UNT A. K.S.G. Р. «D. 6 Мови Physics Biology машето D ы : { : | d q LK ` m D орг B. PornpEn Rr. Rev. Georce N. SCHULTE FLORIAN J. STORK Rev. Mée un Кохзси Rev. Warren Е. NYE EMMETT cd s Biology Ph.D. Biology Chemistry Chemistry Biology n E prc | 29