News Scrapbook 1971-01

8 La Joi/ans Enroll as Freshmen at USD

L,j. Llf;#-r f-.1. 1 -11 Kitty Rozsnya1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan R. Rozsnvai, will major in French and minor in German. Jennifer Caughlin, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Caughlin, was a member of Valkyries at La Jolla High She plays the flute and piano and plans a music major. Larry Crandall, acllve in athletics in high school, is preparing for a career in either medicine or law Hts parents are Mr and Mrs. Larry D. Crandall Mr and Mrs. Richard Fritzenkotter's son John will study in the Department of B wess Administration 'J hese La Jollans join 320 o~ er freshmen al the versity. university Christina

Angelo Adams . George Lingenfelter plans a major in business administration. The son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lingenfelter was one ot the originators of Concern for POWs in the San Diego area. He also played in the band for Up With People. Four La Jolla High School graduates are attending the

Sanford liner. While at La Jolla Counlrv Day School her main interest was in piano and music programming. Joan Adams, graduate of Our Lady ol Peace, will study at USO for a comparatively new career within the Catholic church , that of religious coordinator in parishes Her parents arc Mr and Mrs.

A variety of interests directed eight La· Jolla residents lo the freshman class al the University ol San Diego. Classes opened yesterday. New students were welcomed at an orientalion meeting 'ynday by Barry Lyons IV. f Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. I of La Jolla . and a p USO. · I lo

said Theresa Fowler winner ol the \fosl Athletic award [or 1971 al Our Ladv of Peace Academy The dau.ghtcr of Mr. and :vtrs John P Fowler, she was captain of her high school swim team She will take a pre- med course Another medical school aspirant 1s Lauren Izner, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

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Gettin together around the piano ford lzner home are, left to right, Theresa Fowler, Joan Adams, Lauren lzner, John Fritzenkotter and Barry Lyons. The girls and at the

Fritzenkotter are La Jollans new to University of San Diego. Lyons, a sophomore there, greeted them at an orientation meeting.