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

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Daniel F. Lawler, S.J. Student Counselor The graduation of the Class of 1964 marks the final end of the old Theology program at Loyola. Now, everyone who graduates will have taken a sequence of five three hour courses including the Qnadriform Gospel, Ecclesiology, Soteriology, Philosophy of Religion, and Christian ' Marriage. The emphasis in these courses is on positiv ' e Theology, hut some speculative Theology is included. Father Scanlan returned from England to resume the teaching of Senior Theology. “AND IF you can do that with inetapliysics . . .” Mr. McDermott pro ided some alter-hours instruction to interested students. ' i William M. Davish, S.J. Professor of Theology Director of the Library Chairman James L. Connor, S.J. Instructor in Theology George S. Smardon, S.J. bistructoi ' in Theology

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John ]. Scanlan, SJ. Professor of Psychology and Theology Thomas J. Higgins SJ. Professor of Ethics Chairman Brian O. McDermott SJ. Instructor in Philosophy Vincent J. Genovesi, SJ. Instructor in Psychology Stephen W. McNierney Lecturer in Philosophy Philosophy Th is year was one of experiment and change for the Department of Philosophy. Both Junior and Senior classes took Psychology courses, but the teaching was done from olifferent points of view in order to arrive at the best possible method. A History of Philosophy was added to the list of Philosophy courses in order to broaden the knowledge of those interested. Four new teachers came to the Department as well. Ralph B. Gehring, SJ. As.sociate Profe.ssor of Philo.sophy 12

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Charles B. Hands Associate Professor of English Henrij St. Clair Lavin, S.J. Associate Professor of English Chairman Francis O. Voci Assistant Professor of English Liberal Arts is used here as a catch-all term to include both the Departments of English and of Ancient Classics. This year the English Department added two new teachers. Dr. William L. Kinter and Miss Carol Nevin. Miss Nevin also teaches in the Exening College, as does. Dr. Kinter. Dr. Kinter is a medievalist, hut his specialty does not limit him; he delivered a very interesting talk for the LSL on contemporary poetry, particularly the poetix ' of Alan Ginsberg. Liberal Arts THIS VIEW of the Physic.s Engineering Building, .Maryland Hall, is a good repre- sentation of the massive power of the huilding.