DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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UIURH One signs you up andthe other takes your money, Miss Veneta Kunter, Registrar, and l-l. l-l. Broolcs, Comptroller, Through the vvorlc of these two, neophyte Depauwites survive the ordeal of that First registration doy ond become lull fledged students. Responsible for putting De- Pauw in the news ore R. E. Crouch, Secretory ol Alumni Allairs, and F. L. Bergmann, Director of Publicity. ln oddition, Mr. Bergmonn is a member ol the English Department ond Mr, Crouch is actively associated with the Union Building Drive. Q! 0. i qs. fl mfr Del9auw's trouble-shooters R. l-l. Farber, Secretorv of Yet- eran's Ahloirs and Placement Dr- rector, aids old students with nevv problems: and NN , E. Llmoreit Secretory of Admissions helos new students with old problems.

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PUBLIE RELHTIDIIS HIID PHPER A key word to the success of DePauw University is Dr. Edward R. Bartlett, Dean of the University. l-lis Friendly manner and unsurpassed leadership has helped in making Depauw the Fine institution that it is today. The friendly man who plays from his heart might be a compact description of Dr. Van Denman Thompson, Dean of the Music school, a nationally known Figure in the organ world. This year the task of guiding the male student body at De Pauw has assumed new propor- tions. Dean Louis l-I. Dirks, aided by his background of experience and his genuine understanding has capably led DePauw's male contingent. QFKK Miss Leoto C. Colpitts, Dean of Women, constitutes o very important part of DePauw. Through her kind understanding, DePauw studentsfwomen and men alike-have overcome prob- lems which Otherwise would have been unanswered chal- lenges.

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Just Fill this out in triplicate. . . GLUUIIW TUESIJFW! This year over QOOO students worried through a complicated, although ellicient, registratiow which was somewhat of an obstacle course. Early on registration days, several hundred students lined up eagerly in Front ol Bowman Gym. Some hours later they emerged in various stages ol exhaustion. What had happened? First, as the classes were usually Filled, beluddled Depauwites had to juggle their schedules and change courses, Next came such a battery ol questionnaires that many harried students forgot even their own names. But before they could creep out of the red tape, the Comp- troller took them and their money in hand. At least one thing can be said about the merits ol registration-it was an excellent way of weeding out those without the nth degree of endurance. 26