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

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JAMES J. CONLIN, S.J. JOHN E. WISE, S.J. HANS MAIR Associate Pr ofessor Professor Assistant Professor FRANCIS G. McMANAMIN, S.J. Instructor 17

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Social Sciences The Department of Social Sciences is by far the largest depart- ment in the college. It includes professors of history, political science, sociology and education. Dr. Varga, the Department Chair- man, is presently writing a history of Colonial New York and one of Loyola College. Mr. Pilapil received his doctorate this year from Catholic University. He is c urrently working on a book concerning Alphonso XIII of Spain. Mr. Mair, the popular Moderator of the International Relations Club, is presently putting the finishing touches on his doctoral dissertation. He also represents Loyola in connection with the Baltimore Youth Commission ' s Tutorial Project. Along with her teaching duties. Dr. Thomas is Moderator of the Young Democrats and the pre-law adviser. Somehow finding spare time, this constitutional law expert is also working on a book on Supreme Court Justice Douglas. Fr. Conlin, who still has hopes of getting a sociology major at Loyola, spent the summer in Taiwan on a Fulbright grant. One of the most prolific writers on campus, Father recently presented a paper on juvenile delinquency to a meeting of the International Criminological Association in Montreal and one on the Catholic family to the Eastern Sociological Society. This year he introduced courses on the sociology of the city and on demography as well as adding a reading program to the basic sociology courses. The Department of Education works in conjunction with the teacher education scholarship program. Fr. Wise, the Chairman, is noted for his many articles on education in general and has recently published a book on the history of education. Dr. Witte is the chief coordinator of the Department with the various county and municipal Departments of Education. NICHOLAS VARGA Associate Professor Chairman of Department FR. McMANAMIN takes a last look before leaving the room while his brief case ticks softly on the desk. NO, NO, NO ... I don ' t mean King, S.J. I ' m defending King John and the Sheriff of Nottingham. WILLIAM M. KING, S.J. Instructor 16

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Languages The Modern Language Department has been quite active in the past year. Mr. Colimore and Mr. Jordan were elected president and secretary-treasurer, respectively, of the Middle States Modern Language Association. Dr. Prit- chett, who became Chairman of the Department this year, and Mr. van der Wens toured Europe during the summer while Mr. Colimore was in Rome on a Fulbright Seminar Grant. Dr. Pritchett is also quite active in German societies in Baltimore. The possibility of a cooperative Modern Laugauge major involving Loyola, Mt. St. Agnes and Notre Dame is presently being considered by the Department. The Classics Department, under Dr. Kalten- bach, while limited by the small number of students majoring in classical language, has also been active. MORGAN H. PRITCHETT Assistant Professor Chairman of Department of Modern Languages P. EDWARD KALTENBACH Professor Chairman of Department of Ancient Classics P. EDWARD KALTENBACH does an almost perfect imitation of last year ' s Loyola Night. VINCENT J. COLIMORE Assistant Professor CHARLES F. JORDAN Assistant Professor FREDERIK L.G. VAN DER WENS Assistant Professor