Frederic J. Fuller, Jr., is Honored

On April 19, the Lauinger Library dedicated an audio-visual classroom, which had been renovated and equipped through the generosity of Frederic J. Fuller, Jr. (C'39). Members of the library staff, the University administration, and faculty were on hand as Rev. Eugene Rooney, S.J., and Rev. Joseph Haller, S.J., dedicated the classroom with a prayer and reading, and University Librarian Susan K. Martin conveyed the gratitude of the university community to Mr. Fuller and his sister, Elizabeth Fuller.

The classroom is equipped to allow faculty to use various audio-visual materials in support of their lectures. Videotapes, computer-aided instruction, audio and overhead projection are only samples of the wide range of A-V formats which are easily selected for use in the classroom. Mark Cohen, head of the Audio-Visual Learning Resources Center, gave a demonstration of some of the equipment, with the able assistance of his staff.

The university and the library are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize the thoughtfulness of Mr. and Miss Fuller.