Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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HAROLD D. WILKINS, JR. ALUMNI SECRETARY Mr. Wilkins, a Butler graduate and the present Alumni Secretary, is the first full- time alumni secretary the university has ever employed. Mr. Wilkins has done much to strength- en the Butler Alumni Association. He has promoted the campaigns to which many alumni have pledged large sums for the progress of the association. In addition to these responsibilities, Mr. Wilkins pub- lishes the quarterly, Butler Alumnus, and sponsors the annual Alumni Day each spring. The alumni office acquired a much needed new office in Atherton Center this year, complete with electric typewriters and modern filing equipment. ANNE WELLS ALUMNI OFFICE SECRETARY NANCY NITCHMAN ALUMNI OFFICE SECRETARY 26

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HERBERT F. SCHWOMEYER DEAN OF MEN Since 1957 Dean Schwomeyer has served as counselor to the men on campus. He received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Butler. He is also an assistant professor of education. Dean Schv omeyer is chairman of the Auditing Committee, Men ' s Advisory Board, and executive secretary of the Scholarship and Student Aid Com- mittee. He is a member of the Student Health Com- mittee, Student Publications Board, Women ' s Advi- sory Board, and the Admissions Committee. Aside from his many official capacities. Dean Schwomeyer can often be found at campus social events, a Richoflex in one hand, an exposure meter in the other. An avid athletic fan, he was a Butler letterman himself in 1942, having played on the var- sity basketball team. Needless to say, he attends all Butler athletic events. MADGE INGRAM ASSISTANT TO THE DEAN OF MEN Madge Ingram in her capacity as secre- tary to Dean Schwomeyer processes loon applications, scholarship papers, and much of fraternity red tape. Her job includes super- vision of 160 student organization accounts. She lists rooms for men students, and helps to find living facilities for the faculty and married students. 25

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GENE V. CHENOWETH DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Mr. Chenoweth has been Director of Admissions since 1958. His job consists mainly of talking to many high school students throughout the state, telling them of the advantages and opportun- ities at Butler University. Before assuming his responsibilities as director of admissions, Mr. Chenov eth was a faculty member and guidance counselor for Jordan College of Music. He became Director of Admissions when the former information office became the Office of Admissions in 1958. Mr. Chenoweth received his B.M. and M.M. degrees from Butler University. Counselors Sheila L indsay and Richard Wood assisi Mr. Chenowefh with student information. 27