Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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FflCULTV RDminiSTRflTORS i : ' %r w.- You probably know our Dean of Administration, for no doubt you have been in Dean Isbell ' s office more than once. Perhaps he has cheerfully helped you to classify, if you began the year late, or helped in some way to straighter out your program. If you girls wanted to get excused to be bridesmaids at your sister ' s wedding, or if you just couldn ' t see why you were failing chemistry, you w ent to the Dean of Women, Susan B. Hill, or if you were seeking employment, you sought out the Associate Dean. Frances Farnham. Both of these women also help arrange social functions through the Social Director. If you men wanted an;ything from a solution to domestic problems to guidance in choosing a profession, you turned to Dean of Men, ' Bingo Brown. It is our Mr. Butler who secures positions for graduating students. Of course you have all seen Mr. Steimle, our good-natured Registrar, who takes much ribbing with a smile. He supervises the scholastic records of all students, and kee ps before us the requirements for graduation. From day to day. these officers go about advising, assisting and directing students in an endeavor to keep them on the right path in this vital task of achieving an education. Page Thirteen

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OUR PRCSIDCnT I ' KESIDEM JOHM M. ML ' NSON The iiiedianism tlial make-; diii ii)llcf;c fiinrtion is the Faculty Adininistralioii. Like all other Mi(Milh-rumiing oipani atidns. it does il (irk without tun miieh rialter. l iIk ' hcail. ol cdurse, is President John M. M ' lu-on. who i din|deliiip hi idurteeiith year at M. S. N. C. I ' ttfr Turlvr

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DORfn flDffliniSTRflTORS The girls spend the greater part ol their college life in the (hirmilory, For at least eight hours a day they eat, sleej) and study in their suites. Much discussion is carried on, much food is consumed, and much laughter rings from the corridors. Ask a resident of either dorm if she is crowded and she will hlithely answer no. and open the closet only to have the junk tumhle out, or point out the hookcases loaded with hooks, or the drawers stuffed with sweaters. No, they are not crowded, four in a room gives them lots of space — to stand up! Nevertheless, the girls are proud of their home, and very proud of their head residents. Miss Carson and Mrs. Whitney, who are ably assisted by Mrs. Baltzer and Mrs. ( arr. The house-mothers are the heart of the dormitories, and do well their jol) o( keeping the girls in line, as well as providing them with a real home away from home. Men are bustling all over Munson Hall since the war ended. Once again the rooms are completely filled with four hearty, lusty fellows each, all eager for active college lile. it warms the hearts of the girls of King and Goodison to see all the lights at Munson Hall aglow after two and a half years of a partial blackout. The dorm is ably watched over by Mr. and Mrs. Richards, head resi- dents of Munson, who have taken over the position held by Mr. atul Mrs. Gildenstein for four years. Page Fourteen