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The Gold Bug, Sept. 2~, 1959 NEW FACES: FULLBRIGHT AWARDS 1960 Enrollment Exceeds '5,9 College Faculty Adds STILL AVAILABLE As Western Maryland College 272 make up the freshman class. There are 131 men and 141 women Only one month remains to ap- r ,Six Professors: To Staff ply lor some 900 Fulbright choler- opens the doors for the ninety-third in the class of 1963. Twenty_-one year as a small private institution of this class a liberal offering arts ships for study or research members are- regis- in 28 education, the Inst.itutue of Inter- national dormitories and classrooms. Six new faculty members will Maryland. A graduate of New countries, Education reminds pro- 760 students are expected to fill the tered as day students. Foreign Students Arrive greet students at Western Mary- York University and Biblical Sem- spective applicants. Applications Of this total number, new stu- Among the new etudenta .are are being accepted until November land College this fall. The six will inary, New York, he studied at the dents registering during the orien- join .tbe .ehemistry, biology, reli- University of Basel, Switzerland 1. tation week created the largest en- three foreign students. K.yung Sook Synn, who will be known on Inter-American gion, psychology, education and and the University of Edinburgh, vention awards for Cultural in Con- 17 rollment, 291. Nineteen from this . campus as Kay Synn, has come to are transfer students, while total study military science departments. Dr. Scotland and received his PhD de- Charles R. Eberhardt will be Vis- gree from Drew University. Dr. Latin American countries have the WMC from Seoul, Korea with ad- vanced standing and wilJ become a iting Professor of Religion in the Eberhardt was the recipient of a same filing deadline. awards member of the class of 1961. Kay~ Recipients of Fulbright absence of Dr.. Charles E. Crain Carnegie Grant for research in the for study in Europe, Latin Ameri- Russian offered who is studying this ycar at Ox- Middle East and is a fellow of the spent much of this past summer D.,C. with cousins in Washington, ford University on a fellowship. Royal Geographical Society of Lon- ca, and the Asia-Pacific area will During -Fall Term Prior to her arrival in the United maintenance and tuition, receive Dr. J. Lloyd Straughn! professor don. of chemistry, is returning to west- Dr. Straughn came to Western round-tr-ip travel. IACC scholar- Western Maryland College has States, Kay attended Kyunggi While tuition, ships cover transportation, Women's College in Seoul. ern Maryland erter an absence of Maryland for the first time in 1942 and partial maintenance costs. added Russian to its list of evening studying iii Korea she was·a music six years during which time he after receiving his PhD from the lIE administers both of these stu- courses to be offered at the college major but here she will major in worked for Aeroprojects Inc. in Johns Hopkins University. He dent programs for the U. S. De- and will take part in the chemistry history to gain a- better under- Pennsylvania. had previously received a Master's parbnent of State. and physics courses being offered standing of the American people. Other new faculty members in- degree in chemistry there follow- over television, -Dr. Joseph R. The other two foreign students eligibility General requirements elude: Lt. Col. Peutvemon Fogle- ing graduation from Mansfield for both categories of awards are: Bailer, Director of the Graduate are members of the incoming man, professor of military science State Teachers College in Pennsyl- ·1) U. S. citizenship at time of ap- Program, has announced. freshman class. Laszlo Zsebidics, and tactics; Dr. Henry Natunewicz, vania with a BS in education. Dr. The Russian courses will be of- from-Hungary, is among the refu- associate professor of psychology; Straughn has been living in West plication; 2) a bachelor's degree or fered on Tuesday and Thursday gees who are sponsored by the peo- its equivalent by 1960; 3) knowl- Mr. Herbert L. Davis, instructor in Chester, Pennsylvania. evening from 7 to 8:30 pm in Room ple of the Methodist church. Las- edge of the language of the host 204 Memorial Hall. Registration ~!~~~~;i~n~d~~~i~~~bert Hall, in- m:utj ~;Ith~o:~;~nu~~t:tir~s~~~~ country; and 4) good health. A will be held at the initial meeting zlo is now the second Hungarian demonstrated capacity for inde- on Tuesday, September 29. Suc- refugee to enter Western Maryland mi~r~te~be~haa;dt.b:n p~e::;:,~ri~~ Maryland. Originally from North pendent study and a good academic cessful participants may receive College. George Varga, now a recor are also necessary. Pr-efer- three hours of credit. member of the junior cress- and also ~~~~~te~;~fe~SeO::t:~ele a~: D::~ :;~~~i~~~ ~:o~e~~:etn~~!rs~t~_ ~~. ence is given to applicants under Teaching the course will be Mrs. a well-known personage' on cempae, 35 years of age who have not pre- Madeline Long of Owings Mills. arrived in this country at the same ~~~O:d~OI~~g~h~ef~~~I~:I~~:e :~~ - ~o~:~i~ o~~eca~~~~ f;~::::a~~~~ viously lived or studied abroad. Mrs. Long, who was born in Le- time as Laszlo. Both students left Sciences Association in Monkton, of duty in Korea. Applicants will be required to vaca, Czechoslovakia, speaks five Hungary at the time of the enti- The new associate professor of submit a plan of proposed study languages fluently. She has a de- communist uprising. Laszlo was psychology, Dr. Henry Natunewicz, that can be carried out profitably gree from the University of educated in Gyor, Hungary; and Dr. Wenner Returns was born in Poland. He received within the year abroad. Success- Prague, studied at the Sorbonne during his lifetime he has worked II. in a bank, as a bookkeeper in After Sabbatical Leave an AB from Stanford University ful candidates are required to be and has done further work in sci- factory, and served for two years in social science after with approved institu- affiliated previously at the Johns Hop. entific Russian studying chemical engineering at tions of higher learning abroad. kins University. She came to this in the Hungarian army before ar- . Recently, one of our faculty Cornell University. He received Enrolled students at a college or riving in this country.· He is.plen- members, Dr. Evelyn Wenner, re~ his AM from the University of university should consult the cam- country as a war bride in 1946 and ning to major in physical educe- has two children. turned from a sabbatical leave to Michigan in Political Science and pus Fulbright adviser for informa- The chemistry and physics tion. England. _Her purpose there 'was Sociology, and his PhD from Co- tion and applications. Others may courses, both of which can be taken For a student from Greece, Mari- to study the _lifeof George Steevens lumbia University in science. He write to the Information and Coun- for credit, can be seen over WBAL anthy Poppadopoulou, this is not with the ultimate goal of writing has also studied public administra- seling Division, Institute of Inter- in Baltimore or over Lancaster and a first visit to the United States. his biography. tion and law at Harvard, psychol- national Education, 1 East 67th York stations. The course involves During her senior year in high Accurate Record ogy at the University of Chicago, Street,. New York 21, New York. daily_watching of the program and school, Marianthy was an exchange Toward the end of her trip, Dr. and psychosomatic 'medicine at Competitions for the 1960-61 a weekly meeting orr Saturday at student at Bethesda-Chevy Chase Wenner visited Manchester where Northwestern. Dr. Natunewicz academic year close November 1, the college. The first campus in Maryland, and now she has re- she spent a week studying Steev- was professor of psychology at Chi- 1959. Requests for application meeting will be held Saturday, Oc- turned to this country to begin her ens' original fifteen volumes on cago Teachers College' before join- forms must be postmarked before tober 3. Daily lessons begin on college education. While in her Shakespeare written in 1793. Steev- ing the Western Maryland faculty. October 15. Completed app'lica- Monday, September 28. own country, Marianthy. taught ens considered himself to be the Mr. Gilbert Hall, instructor in tiona must be submitted by Novem- The chemistry course which is English classes in Sparta, Greece, greatest commentator and editor of education, was formerly guidance ber 1. new this- year will be presented by and also at the Institute of Ameet- Shakespeare. Time has proven the counselor in Washington County, Dr. John F. Baxter, professor of can Studies in Athens. She is latter to be incorrect, but he is Maryland. He received his BA chemistry at the University of planning to major in English lit-- still tops among commentators. In from the University of Maryland, -seA - Florida. .The physics course, a -re- erature while at Western Marf~ his 1793 Shakespeare, he has the the MA from Columbia and is now land. . three Western Mary- Recently plays of Shakespeare along with doing further graduate work at the land College students attended the peat of last year's offering, is led American Returns by Dr. Harvey E. White, professor notes concerning any detail, large Univerllity' of Maryland. He has Central Atlantic Area Leadership-and vice chairman of the depart- Not considered as foreign stll~ or smaH, which he felt should be also studied at the Andrew Newton Conference for college and univer- ~ent of physics, University of Cal~ dents, but coming from other coun- explained. This type of writing is Theological Seminary. sity Young Men's and Young Wom- ifornia. tries are another girl and boy, called a variorum because Steey-ens The biology instructor, Herbert Marsha Hoover is from Port On- read- Text books and collateral had incorporated opinions and notes L. Davis, comes from Flat Rock, en's Christian Associations and for It ing for parl