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

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COLLEGE BOWL — Sophomore Joe Bartek has the answer to moderator Hans Mair’s question in a demon- stration early in the year. Social Science . . . Nicholas Varga Associate Professor of History The Department of Social Science ex- perienced an irreparable loss this year in the death of Dr. Kirwin. However, with Dr. Varga as new head the department has been quite active. Dr. Varga himself is in the proc- ess of writing a book on politics in colonial New York. Mr. Pilapil is working on his doctoral dissertation and has recently com- pleted an article on the Philippine Revolu- tion. Mr. Mair has attended conferences on nuclear war and on Africa. In February he lectured to the United Jewish Sisterhood on recent history in the Near East. William M. King, S.J. Instructor in History Hans Mair Instructor in Political Science Vincente R. Pilapil Instructor in History

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Charles B. Hands Assistant Professor of English Francis E. Litz Professorial Lecturer in English Francis O. Voci Assistai t Professor of English toward a fuller man Dr. Litz, unfortunately, was with us only this year. He has a distinguished reeord capped by many long years of service at Catholic University. He was a close friend of John Bannister Tabb and has written a book on Fr. Tabb’s poetry. One-third of the English majors plan to attend graduate school in the fall. Scholar- ships have been won to Bowling Green and John Carroll. The Classics Department has had quite a successful year under the direction of Dr. Kaltenbach. Although limited in numbers of students, the department was the only one to have a student receive a Fulbright award. MORE PROBLEMS— Fr, Lawler welcomes another student into his counseling office. 19

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toward the informed man Fr. Conlin, S.J., by far the most active member of the department, has attended four national sociological conventions. At a re- gional meeting he presented a paper on Co- hen’s Hypothesis. Fr. Conlin will soon pub- lish an article on juvenile delinquency in the University of Pennsylvania re,ader. Two-thirds of the social science majors plan to attend graduate school. Scholar- ships have been won to the law schools of Notre Dame and Villanova, to Western Re- serve, Cincinnati and Duquesne; a Woodrow Wilson award was won to the University of Chicago. Under Fr. Wise, S.J., the Department of Education, which works in conjunction with the teacher education scholarships, has eliminated the necessity of senior’s atten- ance of night school for the whole of senior year. Edward V. Daubner Assistant Professor of Education Cyril M. Witte Associate Professor of Education Donald J. Reitz Lecturer in Education