Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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AdmirLLstrative Officers It is in the administrative offices that the guidance and advisory affairs of all students are taken care of. With problems of straightening out program difficulties and scholastic progress e consult E. R. Isbell, Dean of Administration and C. P. Steimie, Registrar. Our respective deans, Dean of Women, Susan B. - , Dean of Men, James M. Brown, and Acting Dean of Men Elton Rynearson, help with our social and employment problems. Not only do they deal with the present stu- dent body, but also with those Normal students who have entered the service of our country. Both the Dean of Administration and the Dean of Men put forth tireless effort to keep in con- tact with these former students. It is only when we stop to consider the work involved in this department that we realize its tremendous value. Top to Bottom: Isbell, Steimie, Brown, Rynearson. Left to Right: Hill, Farnham.

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As We See Them

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Klng—GoodisorL Heads Miss Morton, Mrs. Corr Miss Carson, Mrs. Baltzer. Put two hundred sixty girls into dormitories built for half that number with a third roommate bunking on the upper deck — result — a bedlam. Lights blazed far into the night as girls played just one more hand of bridge. Add snow parties, cabarets, and midnight snacks together — the sum is dormitory life per usual. The essence of our democracy is the house council composed of the girls representatives. Working with Miss Carson and Mrs. Baltzer, head resident and assistant respectively were,- Cheryl Steiner, president; Jean Bailes, vice- president and hHelen Rahm, secretary-treasurer. In King Hall Pauline Fisher, president; Mary Corsi, vice-president and Mary Bauer, sec- retary-treasurer orked with Miss Morton, head resident and Mrs. Carr assistant head resident. Bauer, Fisher, Eisenmann, Corsi. Willis, Rahm, Steiner, Bailes.