DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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PUBLIC RELATIONS Q H ,,.X Arthur J. Schaefer, Direclor The Public Relations Office helps keep De Paul in the mind of the public. A, , If, rf' n W' Walt Hilberg and AI Brevard go over the details with lheir secretary. lEl.EVl OJ' ioxai 'Cl' Undewtle- has Sect!-uh ing me N, No we ,c!.,' Wlwsc. lm mv-we-1 -.

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Kenneth Conway, director of the Placement Bureau, and his staff, P. Clifford and A. Grealis. Frank Owens, director of the V.A., and his stciFt. I V. A. OFFICE PLACEMENT BUREAU Two services which prove De Paul's personal interest in every student Not missing any opportunity to help those who are in need of help, De Paul has conceived of cmd established a department devoted to the re-establishment of the morale and demure of those who have given some years of their lives to the service of our country. This depart- ment is the Veterans' Administration. The V.A. helps veterans who wish to avail themselves of the opportunity to secure college training to achieve this goal by advis- ing and counseling these men. De Paul, with the interest of its students in mind, has developed a service which is most beneficent. It is a service that enables the student to overcome the tuition barrier and affords many people who would never otherwise be able to attend college because of mone- tary blocks to the opportunity to earn degrees. This service is the Placement Bureau, which exists solely to aid the student in securing part-time employment while attending school. 27

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Mr. Taylor and his secretary, Helen Hereley, scan a TV script and schedule for De Paul's television series. TELEVISION AND RADIO DEPARTMENT Carrying the voice of De Paul to millions in me me-ffopolfs of Chicago Our Radio cmd Television Department has been one of the most vital and lively departments at De Paul. Under the direction of James R. Taylor, the department has successfully broadcasted many shows demonstrat- ing the training and development of De Paul students. No other department has carried the voice of De Paul so far, so vividly. Many people who otherwise would have unheeded the university have become interested in it. Many have written in to congratulate the heads of De Paul for the splendid work they are doing in the training of their students. To name some of our most successful shows, we'd like to mention the debate programs presented by the International Relations Clubg the special program in observance of the dual anniversary of Pope Pius Xllg and Dr. Raymond McCall's series on psychology. Pat Lapas makes a point during a panel discus- sion sponsored by De Paul over WGN-TV. l Dr. Haney of the Speech Department directs a panel discussion that was televised on WGN-TV. 29