MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Dean Dysinger Dean of the College and director of personnel since 1940, Dr. Wendell S. Dysinger guides us in our academic life. As an inspira- tional force he has gained the admiration of all MacMurray students. In addition to his adminis- trative duties, he lectures to upperclass students and to students who are taking graduate work in the department of psychology. Dean Hawkins Mrs. Roma N. Hawkins has a full schedule as Dean of Students, counselor of half the student body. Students Association, Y.W.C.A., Fire Captain, and Junior Class. She still finds time to supervise the campus societies, the Special Day programs, and the social life of the campus. To add to her busy activities Dean Hawkins lectures to the orientation classes and teaches the Old Testament History in the summer sessions. Mrs. Hawkins is a guiding light of inspiration to all the girls on campus. Dean Cunningham Mrs. Marjorie Cunningham as Associate Dean of Students for the past five years leads a busy life. In addition to being Director of Residences and adviser for half of the student body she also serves as adviser for the Soph- omore Class. Mrs. Cunningham is general chairman of the dining hall committee and su- pervises the S.O.S. program and orientation classes. She truly plays a very important role in MacMurray life. « 17 »

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All noble phrases have been spent in praise of President C. P. McClelland and his service to MacMurray College. Little more can be written to express a gratitude too great for words .... a silent tribute conceived with each thought of MacMurray. Yet our deepest appreciation can never be extended too often. In this, the McClellands ' last year at MacMur- ray, Ave are not so sorry to see them leave us as we are thankful to have had them with us for the past twenty-seven years. They have given of themselves to better MacMurray. 16

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Mr Brown Director of Admissions, Mr. W. Justin Brown has helped to make the student ' s first contact with the college a pleasant one. He approves all applications for admission to MacMurray and super- vises the distribution of college literature to prospective students and other interested persons; Mr. Brown also heads the staff of field representatives. His pleasant manner has gained him many friend- ships throughout the campus. Mr Smith In the capacity of Business Manager, Mr. E. Clarendon Smith controls the maintenance of the buildings. He also has charge of the employment of non-academic personnel in addition to directing financial affairs of the college. He assists the business staff of the ILLIWOCO and represents the administration on the Communi- cations Board. Though his duties are mainly administrative, he maintains close contact with student activities and has gained the admiration of everyone. « 18 »