Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Mr. John J. Burns. S. J. Mr. Donald M. Slager Dr. Herman B. Wagner Mr. George C. Thompson Dr. Henry C. Freimuth Mr. D. Vincent Provenza Mr. John Serio UPS AND DOWNS: There are two sides to every lah scale, finds John Iverchner as he checks his pointer for perfect halance.

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Lads OF THE LABS... Seniors working for Bachelor of Science sheep- skins monopolized the Science Building facilities, laboring in the labs and jotting down notes during lecture hours. Biology, Chemistry and Physics were the three main fields of endeavor, as the scientific specialists investigated microscopic plants and ani- mals, or sought for unknowns, or proved Newton’s laws, or worse. MIXING IT UP: Joe Kohlman care- fully empties the contents of his cylinder into a huge flask during lah class. Rev. John P. Delaney, S. J. Rev. Joseph S. Didusch, S. J. Rev. Edward S. Hauber, S. J. i 18

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9 0 9 Rev. Andrew J. Hofmann, S. J. Mr. Joseph S. May Alo ?ey Men TREASURER’S OFFICE WORKERS, Mrs. Krauter and Mr. May, check financial files waiting for another student to step up to the cage. . and in sociology The Rev. Joseph J. Ayd, S. J., Professor Emeri- tus, and newcomer Mr. Myer F. Tobey, S. J., handled the duties of the well-rounded Sociology program at Evergreen this year. Classroom work was divided between lecture and discussion, and topics of current interest and world-wide importance claimed most of the course’s time. Mr. Myer F. Tohey, S. J.