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

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JOE C. BRADLEY Instructor Chairman of Department Mathematics The Mathematics Department has been among the most active during the past year. Mr. Bradley, the Chairman, recently passed his oral examinations for his doctorate and is currently working on his thesis. He has also been the author of several papers published recently. Mr. Johnson, who expects to receive his master ' s soon from the University of Illinois, is also a visiting research associate at the Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health Administration. Both Mr. Horak and Mr. Higgins are presently engaged in graduate work at the University of Maryland. Fr. Homann, a differential equations expert, is studying the possibility of establishing an inservice institute for high school mathematics teachers on campus. Somewhat of an institution at Loyola, Mr. Higinbothom this year marks his eighteenth year here. His specialty is helping the non-scientifically orientated student over his mathematical difficulties. JAMES A. HIGGINS JOHN B. HIGINBOTHOM Instructor Assistant Professor MARTIN G. HORAK Instructor JOHN T. JOHNSON Instructor FREDERICK A. HOMANN, S.J. Instructor

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Engineering The Physics Department is somewhat unique at Loyola in that it includes within itself a section approaching the status of an independent department, that of Physics-Engineering. Dr. Weigman is the chairman of both sections, and most members of the Department teach courses both in physics and in engineering. During the summer, Dr. Weigman does research at the University of Maryland. Along with Mr. Spiegel, he is also doing work on surface physics and phase diagrams. Mr. Klebe came to Loyola from the Army Chemical Center where he was concerned with aerodynamics. Dr. Rozics published two articles in The Physics Review while Mr. Wolsey has been doing work on data interpretation of underwater detection systems for Westinghouse. LESLIE G. WOLSEY Assistant Professor F. XAVIER W. SPIEGEL Instructor BERNARD J. WEIGMAN Associate Professor Chairman of Department JAMES D. ROZICS Instructor THREE of Loyola ' s top wizards muse over some of the problems that come up in the magic lab. GERALD B. KLEBE Instructor

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R.O.T.C. The primary objective of the ROTC program is to prepare Junior Officers for service in the United States Army. Colonel Wentzel was assigned this year to Loyola as the P.M.S. Prior to coming to Loyola, the Colonel served as a military attache in Laos. Major MacNider holds the distinction of hav- ing taught, at one time or another, all the courses offered by the Military Science Department. Major Campbell, who came to Loyola from Vietnam, has turned out to be something of a celebrity this year in that he re- ceived prominent mention in the recently published book on Southeast Asia entitled The Last Confucian. This year the department has introduced a flight training program by which four seniors will receive their pilot wings upon commissioning. COLONEL D. B. WENTZEL, USA Professor Chairman of Department MAJOR JAMES S. MacNIDER, USA Assistant Professor MAJOR ROBERT M. CAMPBELL, USA Assistant Professor SORRY SARGE, I ' m not signing anything until I see what it says.