Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Mr. Krohne, our Public Relations Director. Rev. Schmidt keeps the alumni informed. Miss Williamson, field publicity. PEOPLE YOU Mr. Theodore Krohne, our Public Relations and Promotion Director, is an indispensable cog in the wheel of publicity and student solici- tation. Assisting him is Miss Lily Williamson, Field Representative, whose duty it is to inter- view prospective students and to help them ar- range their programs. Also aiding in this depart- ment are Miss Jane Beckman, secretary, and :Miss Beatrice Milham, bookkeeper. The responsi- bility of keeping the Alumni informed of the interesting events on the campus and among former students belongs to Reverend C. E. Schmidt, the Alumni Secretary. Constituting the nursing staff at Elmhurst are Miss Ruth Burrows, Miss Anna Pon, and Miss Martha Waters, whose ready sympathy and help- ing hand are a comfort to all. :Miss :Morine Meggers, Secretary to the School of Music, handles the finances and correspondence for nine instructors, and finds time to be a good friend to those who come in contact with her. Upper: School nurses, Ruth Burrows and Ann Pon, at work. Lower: Secretary Beckman and bookkeeper Milham at . . work. 28

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The eminent Grainyer rin;;crs the keyboard for his outstandin ; |x ' rfcrmancc at Klmhur.n . . . Mr. I)a i- help- hi- studi ' nts strugule through the neighboring sv amps in search of pecjjir froi ' s on a biohiux field trip , . . State Aiuhtor Artliur J. Lueder was key speai er at the Diamond Jubilee Convocation . . . I)e;m Mueller take tinn ( ul In nllut t n hi- Iwi ' iitv - five years at Elmhurst Collene ... A pause in festivities to ureet facuU at Jubilic I hmK enniiiii; Daiire, 27

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Morine Meggers, Music secretary. Mrs. Cosgrove and Mr. Brown, Bus. office. SHOULD KNOW The finances of any large institution must be handled wisely and efficiently; this task has been accomplished by Mr. A. G. Bauersfeld, our kindly and capable Business Manager. Shouldering part of the financial responsibility, Mrs. F. L. Cosgrove helps each student plan his yearly budget. Mr. Brown, the accountant, has the dubious pleasure of keeping the books balanced. The work of the Administration and Educa- tional Departments is carried on in the General Office under the able supervision of Mrs. A. Schaeffer, Secretary to the President, Miss Helen Willhouse, Secretary to the Dean, and Mrs. M. Langhorst, Recorder. It is here that student registration is taken care of, and where visitors are welcomed. Mrs. Krivulka, house mother to the girl ' s dor- mitory, lends a willing ear to each girl ' s prob- lems, and sees to it that dorm rules are obeyed. As counselors to the boy ' s dormitory. Rev. and Mrs. Koenig advise those who come to them with their difficulties. Upper: Mrs. Krivulka and Mrs. Kocniu, ciiunsciors. Loiver: Mrs. Schacfcr, Mrs. Lan};h(irsl, and Miss Willhouse. A. G. Bauersfeld, Bus. Mgr., and Mrs. Bigalke. 29