The Post-Crescent from Appleton, Wisconsin • 4

Wednesday, Sept 14, 1966 The Post-Crescent A 4 Anticipate 1,300 Enrollment Lawrence Starts 119th Year With First Classes Sept. 26 Lawrence University will open its 119th year with the arrival of or ended their formal appoint ment period. Gilbert, physics; and Olga A Smith, biology. 326 freshmen on Sept. 21 and Newcomers are, at the associ Other departures from the ate professor rank, John F.

faculty included; Dorothy Dart, the beginning of classes Sept, French; Margaret S. Gilbert, Plummer, anthropology; at the assistant professor rank, Eu The freshman class has been biology; Robert K. Herman, reduced about 80 students from biophysics; Marcel N. Muller, French; Roger W. Squier, psy.

gene B. Davis, mathematics; James S. Evans, chemistry; Peter A. FritzeU, English; H. Hartmut Gerlach, German; last year's 405 because of a lack of dormitory space resulting chology; Capt.

Richard L. Stew art, aerospace studies; Charles C. Torrey, psychology; Robert Nicholas C. Maravolo, botany; Allen C. West, chemistry; Rich G.

Wiltsey, psychology; Young ard L. Yatzeck, Russian litera ture. Hee Lee, chemistry; LeRoy Lebbin, mathematics; Ursula Saunders. German: Leonard L. New Instructors New instructors are Paul M.

from a higher than normal upperclass retention. More than 1,500 applications were received for the incoming class. Lawrence's total enrollment is expected to be about 1,300, compared with an actual 1,313 last fall. New to the campus this fall is the $378,648 health center, which, has been added as a wing to Colman Hall. It will have space Haberland, German; John S.

Thompson, religion; David A. veeaer, oerman; Patricia Warrick. Enelish: the Rev. Claud A Thompson, freshman studies; Haines, economics; J. Michael Hittle, history; Anne C.

Jacob-son, history; Kent A. Kirwan, government; Charles Krance, French; Janice M. Marciano, music; Hugo Martines, Spanish; Albert E. Neal, psychology; D. Wayne Ready, French; Theo aiyse KinnenDerger, director ol the summer session; Edward J.

Roberts, director of admissions: ity of overflowing into the! William B. Spetch, chief accoun tant; ana J. Gilbert Swift III, admissions counselor. Colman guest wing should the need for more space arise. New facilities in the center will be a psychological counseling and testing suite, rooms for heat! Swim Pool Attendant Hits 186,890 dore W.

Ross, geology; Jerry C. Schwartz, art and Andras Szentkiralyi, music. Administrative staff additions are Edward B. Wall, director of admissions; David C. Moore, director of university food services; Charles A.

Judge, assistant dean of men and coordinator -of financial aids programs; Earl H. Verkins, controller; Peter J. Thomas, director of annual and Lynn E. Ansorge, alumni secretary. Dean Francis L.

Broderick, who came to Lawrence in March as dean of Lawrence and Downer Colleges, and professor of history, will begin his first The Appleton Recreation De partment reported today that and hydro-therapy, and isolated bedrooms for contagious diseases. New Construction A site is now being cleared and construction will soon begin on the seven-story Ruth De-Young Kohler Hall for 125 women, scheduled for occupancy in September, 1967. Also under way is Jason Downer Food Service Center, with a seating capacity of 600, which will contain the famed Milwaukee-Downer College teakwood room which has been in storage attendance at the city's two municipal pools this, summer totaled 186,890. Mead Park pool, with 100,393 attendance, posted a 6,500 gain over last year. However, attendance at Erb Park pool dipped from 91,683 in since the Lawrence Downer; full year in office.

1965 to 86,497 this year. The total attendance at both pools was an increase of 6,489 0 i A 6oj 1 S' 6 1 j) 7 7 I over 1965. The drop in activity at Erb Pool was attributed to the few days early in the season when it was closed due to a leak, and water pumpage restrictions. On Leave On leave of absence for scholarly work, mostly in Europe, are: William A. Chaney, history; James.

W. Ming, music; Ber-trand A. Goldgar, English; Marjory Irvin, music; Leonard 0. Piiwky, Mojmir Povolny, government; Harold K. Schneider, anthropology; ArT thur A.

Thrall, art; Jules N. LaRocque, economics; David Mayer III, theater and drama, and Richard W. Zuehlke, Deadline Set to merger in 1964. The high-rise design for Kohler Hall was chosen to preserve the green span along E. College Avenue.

New on the academic scene is a "pass-fail" plan In which juniors and seniors may elect a maximum of four courses in which a grade of pass or fail will be substituted for the usual sealed grade Purpose of the plan is to encourage the hesitant student and to emphasize educational experience rather than grade-getting. Twenty-seven new appointees will be on the faculty and staff, and 11 faculty members are on leave of absence. Nineteen of last year's staff either resigned Register for Classes in Art KAUKAUNA Registrations for fall and winter art classes, sponsored by the recreation Retirements that took effect in June were those of Gladys S. Calbick, Spanish; Stephen F. department, win continue through 28 with classes i Darling, chemistry; W.

Paul schemed to get underway Oct. 1, according to James Gertz, recreation director. Registration can be made by calling Mrs. Roger Belling, a p.m. Mondays through Wednesdays' or any time on Thursdays, through Registration blanks can also be secured at the recreation department office and mailed to Mrs.

Belling. NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the Lot Owners of Appleton Cemetery Association Will be Held MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1966 at 7:30 P.M. in the Cemetery Chapel RIVERSIDE CEMETERY Appleton's Beautiful Cemetery on the Bank of the Fox River, Wholly Owned and Operated by the Let Owner. We Invite Yoo te See Our WioV Selection" of TjeitrabtelW Students using the latter method will be contacted by the instructor to confirm schedules. Classes will be offered on the primary, intermediate and upper grade school levels as well as for high school and college students and adults.

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