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

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DR. HANDS holds forth for the Junior English majors on his favorite literar ' topic. In the absence of Father Lavin who will be in Europe, Dr. Hands will act as Department Chair- man for the first part of the 64-65 school year. The Notre Dame graduate was also recently promoted to Associate Professor. The English majors of the Class of 1964 won a creditably high number of grants of graduate school. William L. Kinter Assistant Professor of English A ROMANTICIST at heart, Mr. ' oci follows the albatross for his class. P. Edward Kaltenhach Professor of Classics Chairman 15

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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.

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Francis G. McManamin, S.J. Assistant Professor of History Nicholas Varga Associate Professor of History Acting Chairman Vincente R. Pilapil Instructor in History Social Science The disciplines of History, Political Science, Sociology, and Education are here included in the Social Sciences. The largest Social Science major this year was, by far. Political Science, with almost eighty Juniors and Seniors encountering the tutelage of Doctor Mair and of the newly arrived Dr. Thomas. This year was a proud one for the History Depart- ment as well. Two Seniors won lucrative fellow-, ships to graduate school. A number of Juniors and Seniors had papers accepted by a meeting of the History Honors Fraternity at Catholic University, where the students themselves presented the papers. Father Conlin represented the Department of Social Sciences this summer in Taiwan. He won a grant to visit the island to study sociological prob- lems there. A number of graduating Interdepartmental Edu- cation students will teach this year. Hans Mair Helen Thomas William M. King, S.J. Assiatant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor in History of Political Science of Political Science