Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Rev. Adrian J. Kochanski, S.J. Dean F -4- kx f l 7 op ll Yi College of iberal Arts In the tradition of Marquette's 75th Anniversary theme, the College of Liberal Arts has aimed to mold the student intellect, polishing it to an astute brilliance capable of distinguishing truth from error. Centered in Johnston Hall for the past 50 years, the college recently em- barked on a broad program of development. Physically, the organizational oflices in Johnston Hall were remodeled to provide service to the increased enrollment. On the administrative level, a system of work redistribution was set up, dividing work between academic and student affairs. For the first time, a degree program was offered this year by the evening division of the college. This plan resulted immediately in a larger student population. Equal opportunities are presented by the evening and regular liberal arts programg thus, day and night the college travels the same path blazed by Marquettes founders. Marquette's oldest college began its anniversary year under a new dean, the Rev. A. Kochanski, SJ., formerly assistant dean. Working with him are Clarence Supernau, executive assistant, and Ralph E. Weber and Edward McCarthy, assistants who joined the stall in February. Johnston Hull -1

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Donald McGibney, James Evans, Richard Haertle and John Scholmeier inspect a proj- ect in the physics department. raduat School Agnes Kim, chemistry, is shown conducting an experi- ment in a graduate chemistry lab. Top: Werner Schwarz, Graduate student, prepares an experiment in connection with his research in chemistry. Bottom: Dolores Dizon, graduate assistant in Bi- ology, helps Diana Hill prepare a slide. 5

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