DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FUND RAISING DRIVE Assisting Chuck Kemp in the five-week campaign were Gust H. Pavlakos, Dolores Paulikas. and Gene Sowinski. Uptown com- mittee members were Keith Ashley and Dick Schuh. A two-day Mardigras took place on April 6 and 7 to com- memorate the completion of the drive. Toward the end of the second night of the Mardigras the Very Reverend Comerford J. O ' Malley drew the winning ticket which was sold by Jim Tuohy of the College of Commerce. Tuohy won five-hundred dollars for selling the winning ticket. Gene Sowinski and William Becker were each awarded twenty-five dollars for selling the greatest number of chance books in their division. The Reverend Thomas A. Mahoney, CM., alumni coordinator, and Reverend Clarence Bogetto, CM., director of student ac- tivities headed the faculty advisory board which served as a liaison between faculty, students, and administration. Fieldhouse ommittee iu tin planning

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STUDENT The De Paul University Student Fieldhouse Drive for 1951 ended after the first week in April terminating an intensive five- week campaign. The drive, under the chairmanship of Chuck Kemp of the College of Commerce, produced total receipts of approximately $19,000. The slight drop in receipts under last year ' s results was attributed to a decrease in student enrollment. Last year ' s initial drive, guided by John Fitzpatrick and Ed Pazdur, netted $21,000. At the close of the 1951 Fieldhouse Drive, there was over $119,000 in the fund. The Alumni Hall will be a fieldhouse which will not only pro- vide a site for the University ' s athletic events, but will also pro- vide facilities for the University ' s cultural, social, and special events. Thus, all De Paul students will benefit from such a fieldhouse. 28

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' LACEMENT BUREAU Miss Dorothy Dockstader. Director At some universities, the Placement Bureau is concerned only with finding j l s [or students of the graduating class. But at Dc Paul University, where a majority of the students work part time to pay for tluit education, the task of the Placement Bureau is doubly complic ated. Now in its fifteenth year ol activity, the Bureau can claim that it lias helped not only graduates, but also alumni and students who have sought aid. Miss Dorothy Dockstader. Director of the Bureau, personally interviews all graduates and alumni. Assisting her and handling student part-time placement is Mr. John R. Smith. Inter- viewing ,111(1 referral of women is under the guidance of Miss Alice Carey. Candidates lot teaching opportunities are counseled by Miss Elinor Kusman. Another important program which the Bureau sponsors is the Job Finding Forum . At the twice-monthly sessions, college-trained job seekers are given an opportunity to discuss their job campaign techniques with noted executives. 30