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,Page 4 SIX NEW (Continued from Page 1) i i.s interested in business acti\,,ities : for students. Wth her husband, who teaches Jr. Business at Alpena~ School, she enjoys sk,i,mg and swim- mmg - "especlal1y skiing." * * * * Hfustory of Western Oiv:i'J:izaition 101 and 102 and possibly Conte,m- porary World History ~08 ,wi.LI be instructed ,by Mr. William C. Stiinch- combe, -who received hls B. A. from San Francisco Sta'te in 1960 iand · hi:s iM. A. from the Univers1ty of Michigan rn 1962. !Mr. Stinchcom,be ts rumnarrie<l, seems to :like the Oollege. Here, he miight he inter- ested in an tinfurmal discussi,on group in current events. · From Stout State College m Me- nomonie, Wisconsin c.omes Mr. Hans W. Hatopp, who w.H!l teach imoot of ;fJhe engineeriing courses. He has ,tea~hlng experience iat the ~intonvil:le Senior High School in Clinton'ViUe, Wisoonsi:nj He was itreasurer and ,purb1icity manager of Delta Kappa, a social fraternity. Haviing received lb.is iB. A. ,a,nd M. A., iMr. Hialtopp is not at the pres- ent sure of whether he iwiil!l ,go -for lruis doctorate. His interests are broad; he enjoys •aviation, -athletics, hunting, fi,,slu;ng . . . Wihen asked about ;the college, he replied, "From what I've seen ,of J.it at tilis point, I like it very much." !Mr. Hatopp is married, has four ehH<lren. * * * : * Roping to build ,the Collegiate Sim.gem ,this year 1s Mr. Jiohn Dovar- as, who received his B. M. from Boston University and his iM. M. from Northwestern; lhe has ihad additionru study m ;the Uniiversity =-----'ffl·5Cllm":rr,,:-'-a<r1d do intend 1,,go on dior w doctonate. He parti- cipated in illhe Ohora! Arts Society, A Cappelli Ohoir, and <the Concert Band whlle dn college. The Colleg- fate Singer$, music appreciation, a,nd music theory will all meet at ithe College ithtl:s year, He hopes tihiat this will :help to build the College music pr-0gram. Besides itea<!hing, ihe J·s the director of the Alpena Oivic Orchestra and >the Alpena Coonmund,ty Chorus, ,a civic ,group. Mr. Dovaras is married has no children. · ' I ~ETWITH THE ELITE AT Dave ' & Jim's Pizzeria OUR "STUDENT I UNION" THE TIMBER-CRUISER ALPENA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Tentative Schedule of Classes Alpena, Michigan 1962-63 First Semester No. Department & Course Cr. Hr. Instructor Time Days Room ART 209 Design in Maitere BUSINESS ADMilNu!STRATIO'N 103 Accounting 205 Accounting, 205 Eoonomias 203 Business !Jaw lQl Jinitro. to Business iEDUCA'IlON 209 Metlh. m Teach. Elem Flley-s Ed 207 Pulllic School Music ENGLISH 102 English 01 Engi!iiJsh 101 English 103 Speech 201 English Llterature 203 AmeJ:1ican Llterature 205 Humanities- 2 Feindt 3 Rliitter 3 Ritter 3 Rrlltter 3 Ritter . 3 Orr 3 CouJites Coulites 2 GilJboots 3 Dov.aras 3 McKeon 0 lfoKeo11 3 Keen (R) Lowry Orr Mayer MicKeon MicKeon Mayer, Orr 4: MW 112 7-10 p.m. w 223 AH:S 1-3 T11h 101 8-10 TI1h 101 10 MWF 101 8 MWF 101 11 MWF 10i 1 MiWF 101 8 TTh E. White 2 T 114 AHS 2-4 Th 114 AHS 9 MWF 108 8 TTh 107 8 MWF 108 9 T11h 113 F 105 10 MWF 108 10 MWF Con£. 11 TI1h 107 iF Con£. 12 TThF 106 1 MWF 108 2 1ThiF 108 Keen (Seminar) 2 MW 108 7 Th 301 AH:S Keen 2 TTh 106 F ,Oonf.. Keen 3 MWF 108 Orr 4 MWF 108 MicKeon 743:30 ,p.m. Mi'I1h 303 AHS 3 Mayer 11 MWF 107 Mayer 3-5 T 106 Mayer 3 Lowry 3 Keen 4 Lowry 3 'l1h 106 8 MWF 113 8 MWF ,Oonf. 10 MWF 106 10-12 Tl'ih 106 3-5 T11h 108 1 TI'h 105 10 'ITh 108 Lowry 207 Creative Writing Work Shop 2 Orr 209 Journa1ism 2 Orr 107 Applied Voice Science Arrange wiiiili instructor) ENGlNEEIRING 101 Engineering Drawing Sedti.on I Section n 105 MiatermLs & Processes (Ma<chme Shop 211 Dra:fiting & Design (Adv. 3 Hatopp Hlatopp 3 Llsley 8-10 TI\hF 110 10-12 TI'hF 110 5-8 (Lab) M 105 AHS 5-7 (Lee) T 105 AHS 4-7 (Lab) Th 105 AHS Tech. Drawi.ng) 3 Hatopp 1-3 MWF 110 202 Statics 3 Herner 8:3()-10 p.m. M7I1h 104 AHS 205 !Engineermg iMiaterials · 3 Herner 7..S:30 p..m. MiTh 104AHS 201 Technica[ Report W.dting 2 Reed ,8-10 T 108 1NDNSTRIAL TECHNlCAL TERU\UNAL 111 Technical iMalthematics 2 Hiatopp 103 Draft & Design (Tech. Draft) 101 Electricity 201 Electronics 207 iW eldinig 107 Miarter.i1aLs & Processes 213 Draft & Design (J,iJgs & F1ix!tures) LANGUAGES 101 German 103 F1rench 203 French 257 French 201 German LIBRARY 100 mt110 ,to Liibrary Science MATHEMATICS 11 Solid Geometry 13 mtermediiate Mgebra 100 Basic Mathematics 103 CoUege Aligebra 2 Hia,topp 4 Reed 3 OLness 2 3 Herner 3 Hiatopp 4 Glennie 4 Glennie 4 Glennie 3 Glenmiie 4 Glennie 1 Hartwick 2 Wexel Wexel Hartwiick Wexel Wexe 1 TTh 110 S..10 MW 110 11 MWF (Lee) ' 113 AHS 11 TI'h (Laib) 113 AHS 7-9 p.m. MTh 113 AHS 7-10 p,m. M iBd. Ed. Bldg. 7-8:30 p.m. lWI1h 104 AHS 3 MWF 110 9 MTWTh 105 2 MTThF 107 11 MWF 104 1 M 104 104 1 'f.WI1hF 104 Arrange wtlitJh instruotor) 3 MW 105 4 F 105 3 TI\hF 107 9 MWF 107 10 MTThiF 107 9 TTh 107 , 107 Analy.ti,c Geom. & Oatlou1uJS 4 Har.tJw.iJck 201 C!lllwlus 5 HJaTtwiclc 102 :Plane 'rr.iigonometry 3 Wexel 105 'Slide Rule 1 Wexel 211 . Analytic Geom: & OalcuJus 4 Olness MUSIC 101 Piano 103 Voice 111 Collle~a,te Singel'\I 201 Pruaoo 203 Voke 109 MusJ.c A,ppreciaition 105 Music Theory lDovaras 1 Dov-ams (er/yr) 1 Do'Wil'as 1 Dow.res 1 Doviams 2 3 DoV'Ma5 September 13-14, 1962 9 WiF lM 10 MTI1hiF 105 11 MTW'11hF 105 7-10 p.m. T 206 AHS 1 T 107 11 'ITh 106 11 MW eom (Arrange "'1iitb instructor) (Arrange ootih imtructor) 8 TI1h 105 (Arrange wwth !instructor) (Arrange wirtlh \instructor) 7 MiF 114AHS 9 W 114 AHS 206 Public Sdhool Miusiic (See Education) PHYSICAL EDUCATION 100 !PO:lysi.oal Education 101 103 203 205 100 208 Gymnastics iHist. & Prin. IOlf Phys Ed. w~ & Wrestling Kiinesi.-01ogy Swimming ~ys. Ed Student ½ G:Hburits Worniak Dutcher Gillespie 1 Dutcher 3 D:ulclher 1 Dwtcher 3 Dwtcher ½ Leon<a11 • 7:30-9:30 Th mgb,t E. White 7:3~:30 W !Il:i,ght AHS Gym 7:30-9:30 W ;rugbit - AHS Gym 7:30-9:30 W ruight E. White 1 TI1h AHS Gym 1 MWF 105 2 TfI1h MIS Gym 2 MWF 105 2 TI1h AHS Gym Teaching (or/yr) 1 (Arrange wbth instruotor) 105 100 !Basketball Coaching 2 Dutcher 3 TI1h Mem Hall Bowling Worniaik 5 M: BA GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 200 Psycliology SClENCE 101 Biological Science Lab I '1ab n Lab :ElII Lab IV Lab V 107 ·lnitro 1to Ph~ & Bio Sciences 103 202 205 I.Jab 1 Lab II ·Laib m Chemistry Lab ,i Laib II Lab ill Chemistry Lab I ?hyisics Lab l 207 Anatomy & Plhysiolo,gy Laib ,I 203 Intro Zoology Lia-b I SEJCRIETARIAL SCIENCE 101 1)>,pewriti,ng 103 Shorthand 107 Office Miacihines 201 Typewriting 203 Transcri:ption 213 Ad'Vl!lnced Shorthand ·SOOIAL STUDlES 100 Anthropology 101 History of Western Civ 109 ,futer,na,tional Affairs 105 SocioLogy 201 u. s. History 202 u. s. Hisbocy 203 Poli,trcal Science 107 ~aphy \ ' 3 Zvanovec ~anovec Zva,novec 4 Strom Stram ZV!alllOvec Strom ..Zvanovec _ Zvan,ovec Zvanovec 4 Dunckel Dunckel Dunckel Dun(lkel 4 Frye F(r,ye Frye Frye 4 Frye Frye 5 Olness Olness 11 MJWF 3 MW 3 F 1 Tl1hF 108 107 101 106 9 MWF (Lee) 113 2 MWF (Lee) 113 1-3 MW 111 10-12 MW 111 .8-l,O ~ 3-5 TTh 111 8-10 TI1h 111 10 MWF {Lee) 113 10-12 Th 111 8-10 W 111 10-12 T 111 11 MTThF (Lee) 113 8-10 MW 112 2-4 TI1h 112 1-3 MW 112 3 MWF (Lee) 113 8-11 Trh 112 2 MWF (Lee) 113 AHS 2-4 Trh (Laib) 113 ARS 4 Strom 1 MWiF (I_ec) .lf'. Strom 3-5 MW (Lab 111 4 Strom 7-8:30 p,m. iM'l1h (Lee) 11~ Strom 7-9 p.m. T (Lab) 111 2 Oo~tes 4 OouJltes 3 Stenzel Stenzel 3 Stenzel 10 MTWTh 8 MTWTh 11 TI1hF 3 MWTh 9 MT'Ilh 103 103 102 102 102 & 103 6 Stenzel 1-3 MTWTh 103 3 Cou.wtes 7-8:30 p.m. TI1h 212 AHS 3Heimnick 3 Stincihcombe Stimcll!combe Sioohcombe 2 stinchrombe S1ii.nohcombe 3 Heimnick Heinmick 3 Oostmg 3 Oosti.n,g 3 Oosting Oostinlg Oosting 3. MacOwllough 9 MTI1h 9 MWF 1 TI1h ' 2 iMWF 2 F 12 MWF 4 MTTh 11 MWF 8 MWF 3 TThF 9 MWTh 2 MWiF 4 MWTh 8 MWF 3 MWF 106 101 113 113 101 107 107 106 107 105 Con£ 106 106 106 106