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

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Mr. Walter S. Dawkins Mr. John B. Higinbothom Mr. Raymond Huck Mr. Henry L. Merritt Mr, Francis J. Mueller digit DOINGS... It began with College Algebra and Analytic Geometry, and before senior year was through, math wizards knew the intricacies of Calculus, Mechanics and Vector Analysis. Mr. Walter Dawkins was head of the Math Department, which expanded at mid- year with the addition of Mr. Merritt, who handled freshman classes. Make Mine music . . . The Department of Music has made great strides at Loyola during the past year. Credit for its rise is due to Mr. Felice lula, its tireless leader whose work with the Glee Club and Swing Band was singu- larly outstanding. Under his guidance, the student body took advantage of the valuable Music Appre- ciation course. Mr. Felice S. lula

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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.

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Mr. George T. Artola Mr. Charles F. Jordan Mr. Vincent J. Coliniore Mr. Edward N. Megay Mr. Angelo A. Gentile Mr. Ramon de Zubiria How They Speak IN OTHER LANDS... At least two semesters of an advanced language — so says the Loyola catalogue, and so responded all of Evergreen’s grads before departure this year. There was a choice — of German, Spanish, French or Italian. The Ancient Classics Department offered Latin, Greek and Classical Literature. Frequent use of records during class hours was emphasized by the Modern Language staff. GEORGE STROHECKER brushes up on his knowledge of German as he glances through a magazine in the library.