DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Mr. Lawrence M. McDer- mott tdeceased February 14, 1945teDirector of the Research Bureau, and Director of the National Youth Administration. A zealous worker for things De Paul, Mr. McDermott lives in memory as the aid of countless students at the University. Dr. Charles A. Stone, tdeceased August 14, 1949 - Director of War Training Place- ment, and professor of educa- tion in the Downtown Liberal Arts College. Dr. Stone's in- fluences on campus were many cs a teacher, administrator, and friend. Mr. Francisco Rivera tde- ceased October 8, 194$ - Professor of Spanish at the Uptown College of Liberal Arts, Mr. Rivera's stay at the Univer- sity was short-lived, but long remembered.

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j ? '1! ' t. is.- .., .1 3t , : V .N e v? Informal picture of the University Council. Left to right: Mr. Taft, Mr. Ambrose. Father Schorsch, Mr. McHugh, Father Dundas, Father Kammer, Mr. Sharer, Mr. Haines, Father Phoenix. and Father Wangler, Mr. David M. Sharer, Comptroller; and Mr. Iohn C. McHugh, University Examiner. The University Council Which decides im- portant matters in the administration is com- posed of the above mentioned officers and the Rev. A. P. Schorsch, C.M., Dean of the Gradu- ate School; Rev. Theodore I. Wcmgler, C.M., Dean of the Uptown College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Mr. William F. Clarke, Dean ot the College of Law; Rev. I. G. Phoenix, C.M., Head of the Department of Education; Mr. Russel D. Homes, Assistant Dean of the College of Commerce; Mr. Arthur C. Becker, Dean ot the School of Music; Mr. Harry D. Taft, Assist- ant Dean of the College of Law; Mr. Ralph Ambrose ot the Music School, and Mr. Fred- erick W. Mueller, Dean of the Evening College 01 Commerce. Rev. Albert L. Dundas, C.M., A.M.. Secrelaty-Treasuret Rev. Edward I. Kammer, C.M., PhD. Vice-President

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?xikil Ht AEKLNS 1E The Placement Bureau office handles a capacity telephone service. Lell to right: A. Cronin. Miss F. Carney, and Miss Dockstader. Unset: Miss Dorothy DockstaderJ PLACEMENT BUREAU Iust ten years ago in March, 1936, Father O'Connell enlarged cmd centralized the Place- ment Bureau under the direction of Miss Doro- thy Dockstader. During the years since then at least ten thousand alumni, students, and former students of 011 colleges of the University have made use of the various services offered. Annual salaries earned by De Paulites as a result of jobs secured through the Bureau are well in excess of four million dollars. The De Paul Iob Forum celebrates its sev- enth birthday this year. In this period of time, over 3,500 have attended these meetings and have gained employment or improved posi- tions CIS CI result. The participants have bene- fited by the stimulating discussion and analy- sis of their personalities and presentation of their abilities. Miss Dockstader presides at a meeting of the Job Forum.