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

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JOHN E. WISE, SJ. Professor FRANK P. ORLANDO Instructor H. SHIRLEY THOMAS Assistant Professor

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NICHOLAS VARGA Associate Professor Chairman of Department JAMES J. CONLIN, SJ. Associate Professor Social Sciences The faculty of the Department of History and Social Sciences is by far the largest in the college. It includes professors of history, political science, sociology, and edu- cation. Doctor Varga, Chairman of the Department, is writing histories both of Colonial New York and of Loyola College. Under his direction the Gorman Lecture Series in- creased in popularity, in attendance, and in quality. More topical subject subject mat- ter, more publicity, and co-sponsorship with other departments accounted for this increase. Mr. Mair, the popular Moderator of the International Relations Club, took time from his busy schedule to coach Loyola’s College Bowl Team for the NBC show. Doctor Thomas, the pre-law advisor, is working on a book on Supreme Court Justice Douglas. Father McManamim, who did some research in the Woodstock archives this summer, reviewed John Tracy Ellis’ Catholics in Colonial America for The Baltimore Sun. Mr. Orlando joined the faculty after receiving his Master’s Degree from Notre Dame University. Father Conlin, S.J. presented a paper at the Fifth International Conference on Criminology and Juvenile Delinquency and a paper on voting behavior at the American Catholic Sociological Society. Father Wise, S.J., Chairman of the Department of Education, co-authored Methods of Research in Education. WILLIAM M. KING, S J. Instructor HANS MAIR A ssistant Professor FRANCIS G. McMANAMIN, S.J. Instructor

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MORGAN H. PRITCHETT Associate Professor Cliairinaii of Department of Modern Languages P. EDW ' ARD KALTENBACH Professor Chairman of Department of Ancient Classics VINa-NT J. COLL fORE Assistant Professor The Modern Language Department has instituted a Modern Language Major in conjunction with Mount Saint Agnes College. Loyola College students will take their non-language courses at Loyola but will go to Mount Saint Agnes College for their language and literature courses. Dr. Pritchett, The Chairman of the Department, sers-ed in the capacity of co- chairman of the Maryland Day Celebration. He conducted the Twelfth Annual Loyola College Co-ordinating Conference for the teaching of Modern Languages. He also reviewed several books for The Baltimore Sun, one of which was a biography of Goethe. Mr. Jordan was elected the Secretary of the Middle States Modern Language Association. Mr. Colimore also reviewed books for The Baltimore Sun and for the Jesuit periodical Best Seller. Among the books he reviewed was That Summer by Drur)’ and The Divine Aretino by Cleugh. Mr. van der Wens is teaching French courses both in the day school and the evening school. CHARLES F. JORDON Assistant Professor FREDERIK L. G. VAN DER WENS Assistant Professor 14