tl19640214-000 "Art Exhibit Opening Sc, 2:30-4:30 p.m. Sunday � %%S. � r 4:}A Basketball vs. Wash. Col. Gym, 8 p.m. Tonight Vol. XVI, No. 14 Towson State College, Baltimore, Maryland February 14, 1964 Seven In-Out As Faculty Faces Change There are seven new faces on the Towson faculty, six of them belonging to part-time instruc-t� rs; at the same time, Towson IS losing seven other teachers. Miss Mary C. Kahl, who has been on sabbatical leave during the first semester, has returned to her post in the history department Joseph C. Bradley, chairman of the mathematics department Loyola College, vil be teach-ing onx?. calss of math. Alex F. Burr, a graduate stu-dent at JHU, will be teaching c'rrrie section of modern physics. e is expecting to complete his '11.D. in physics this June. br� Helen Garth, a former 'eacher in medieval history at $�ocher College, will be teach-course in history. , J. Kenneth McCusker, present- 'Y associated with Spring Grove r,State Hospital, will be teaching une course in psychology. u,.14eonard S. Weiss, associated ith Catonsville Community �431lege, will be teaching two ei asses in English. Watson F. Pindell, with Es-ste3c Community College, will be 'eaching an education course. on sabbatical leave for the second semester are Dr. (Continued on Page 6) Trio Presents Student Center toncert Sun. Selections by a pianist, a so- 'ani, and a trombonist will be 1,*7ured in a concert presented ToWson State's music depart-erit Sunday, Feb. 16 in the .411(lent Centre at 3:30 P.m. h;14i88 Shirley Wacker, r7anist, will play Berceuse, ""ininado, La Aldea Duerme and Fiesta on the piano. l''�,'Prani Ina Menicon will sing Atcrorc, The Pool of Quiet- LOVC Has Eyes and Love's :40siphy. Mrs. Esther Coul- i:11 e and Ias Charles will e the accompanistsi.lup C. Thomas Kocher will Perform COncerto en fa 114ineur, Sarabande and ,1I- r0 on the trombone. r ee -he conevrt will precede a �e.Ption for the opening of art ��ro:"" i� ""Portraits of Great- -1,'s oY Yousuf Karsh, and th e 81 by Scott II. McKenna in ll 44iving Art Gallery and -""Y South. � � - � � � � � � � Tawes Releases Budget r- For College Growth PRESIDENTIAL PAIR�Russel Kacher listen to Frostburg students while exchanging ideas on governing student bodies. Kacher and Paul Becker, TL managing editor, in-vestigated the Frostburg scene. Story on page 3. (left) and Wilbur Berry Governor J. Millard Tawes recently released a new state budget which includes a total allocation of $2,983,000 for capital improvement items at Towson. The largest slice of the allocation, $1,500,000, is di-rected toward the construc-tion of a new gymnasium with an additional $280,000 for site improvements and utilities for the gym. A sum of $750,000 is slated for the acquisition of new land to expand the campus and $250,000 will be used to equip the new science building for which ground will be broken this spring. Lionel Hampton Stars At Dance; SweetheartCoupleToBe Crowned The annual SGA sponsored Sweetheart Dance will be held Saturday, Feb. 22 at the Fifth Regiment Armory, nine p.m. to one a.m. Miss Lou Elin Alder, Chairman of the SGA Social Committee, has announced that Lionel Hampton and his orchestra will provide the music for the dance and will give a short jazz perfor-mance in the middle of the evening. Tickets will be on sale in the North Alcove of Stephens Hall Tuesday through Friday, nine Religious Week Starts Feb. 16 The InterFaith Council will sponsor a Religion In Life Week on campus during Feb. 17 to 20. The I.F.C. urges students to attend the various pro-grams which are scheduled at convenient times. Religious choirs. guest speakers, a film, and a panel discussion are on the list of enjoyable events. Mun.. Feb. 17: Religion and Music Time�S:15 pm. Place�Stephens Auditorium Tue.. Feb. 18: Panel Discussion Time-8:15 pm. Place�Van Rokkelen Wed.. Feb. 19: Film�""Question 7"" Time-8:30 p.m. l'Iace�Van llokkelen Aud. Thur.. Feb. 20: Speaker. Dr. Her-bert Mueller, M.S.. M.Th.. M.D. Time�A :16 pm. Platy�Van Rokkelen Aud. a.m. to four p.m. and Saturday night at the door. The tickets are free of charge to Towson students with activity cards or a payment of $2.50 for outside guests. Other activities planned for the weekend are a wrestling match with Loyola, Friday at eight p.m. and a jam session sponsored by the Class of '66 in the gym, 8:30-11 p.m. Residence Halls will be open to visitors on Sunday, Feb. 23 from to and a coffee houd will be held in Prettyman Foyer at A special event during the Saturday evening dance will be the crowning of the Sweetheart Couple to be chosen that night from five final nominees. Ken Masters is in charge of the elections. Decorating chairman Judy Brainard has announced that the Armory will not be decor-ated until Saturday morning be-cause of another event held there the night before. Miss Brainard states that ""if we have about 20 students helping we will finish by noon on Saturday."" Other members of the dance committee are Irene Orantas who will handle ticket sales, Sharon Austin in charge of In-vitations, Correspondence chair-man Jo Ann Grayce, and Marsha Tarbert, handing publicity. Mary U. McGraw will take care of flowers and gifts while Glenda Kilgore and Helen Binder are in charge of refresh-ments. Lionel Hampton Pres. Plans Future Talk Dr. Earl T. llam kins m ill address the presidents of campus organizations on Mon-day, Feb. 17 in the President's Room at 7:30 p.m. His topic wil be the future of Towson State College. A coffee hour will be held after the speech. The amount of $85,000 is set aside fcr the renewal of the heating system and plumbing in Stephens Hall and $25,000 will go towards the installation of a service elevator in the building. Another $60,000 is to be spent on improving roads, walks, and parking spaces on campus. The rest of the funds, total-ling $13,000, wil be spent in plans for enlarging the library as well as planning the Student Union building and a Mainten-ance building. Money for a men's dormitory has again been denied. 200 Students Join Ranks For Spring More than 2,000 were enrolled when second se-mester classes began Thursday, Feb. 6. This students represents an in-crease of more than 200 stu-dents over the second semes-ters' enrollment last year. Then, 1785 students were en-rolled for the second semes-ter at Towson. Towson, now a multi-purpose institution offering programs in arts and sciences as well as teacher education, has grown rapidly in the last few years. This fall's enrollment was a record-setting 2102 students, topping the fall 1962 record of 1881 students. This fall the percentage of (Continued on Page 6) College Prof Exhibits Print ""Immolabtion,"" an intaglio print by John B. Mitchell, has been- hung in the international exhibition sponsored by The Print Club of Philadelphia. Dr. Mitchell. an a.,sociate professor of art at Towson State College is one of only four artists from the South whose work has been selected to appear in the 60- work juried black and white exhibition. The show opened Feb. 7 and wil close Feb. original print 1963. Jury for the exhibition were Romas Viesulas, Edward Colker, and Carl Zigrosser. 28 and exhibits media made in "
