November Alumni Issue
NOVEMBER 1962 ALUMNI ISSUE III o u «I 8'0 1I&"'ht.~ "'"" FRESHMEN RELATIVES OF ALUMNI --- see page 2 NEWS IN BRIEF study: Physical Educati"n, 648; Teacher Ed· method for studying the action of normal lIcation, 285; Recreation and Youth Leader· and pathological joints. The electrogoniome· ship, 139; General Studies, 222; Pre·med, ter, or elgon for short, is an electric device Enrollment Of 1.472 Largest In History. 66; Community and International Services, which automatically records movements of Springfield's enrollment is at a record high, 17; Guidance and Personnel Services, 57; the joints, and was invented by Dr. Karpo· and now surpasses the previous hiJ,(h enroll· and YMCA Physical Education, 31. vich and his son, George, and patented hy ment of 1,465 which took place in 1949. 34 The ratio of men and women continues ap· the US Army. states, the District of Columhia, and 16 for· proximately the same as it was when women Dr. Karpovich has received a renewal grant eign nations are represented on the campus were first admitted to the College eleven of 835,700 from the DuPont Company to con· this year. years ago, with 1,069 men and 403 women. tinue a study of relationship between subjec· Massachusetts leads the list with 528 students, A total of 825 members of the student body tive sensation of comfort and objective psy· followed by New York, 285; Connecticut, now reside in seven residential buildings chological signs. 200; and New Jersey, ISO. Distant states which includes the Senior House, maintained represented include Hawaii, California, Texas, near the campus.
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