Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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sluts Mr. Scotton interviews Central high school prospects, 1. to r.: Alan J Caine, lVlr. Scotton, Eleanor Orlemann and lat Schon. GEORGE E. SCOTTON, Admissions Counselor, husily travels from one high school to another interviewing prospective students. He also selects students and it is his signature that appears on the anxiously awaited acceptance forms. ll ROYAL A. MOORE Executive Assistant, is director of sum- mer school and night sessions. He organized the Mexican Caravan, which has taken Mac- ites to Mexico for nine sum- ers. He continues to impart his enthusiasm for South America to his history classes. Prof. Moore encourages Rolmert Bergen and Faith Cuiterman to learn more about our South Amer- ican neighbors. 14

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CHARLES L. lWILLER, Executive Assistant, heads the hospitality committee which guides groups of visitors and other delegations on the campus. He is also in charge of nurses allairs and is Assistant Professor of Biology. A. PHILLIPS Bnnnon, Alumni Secretary, strives to keep Mac graduates a part of our community. He keeps them informed on classmates and the campus of today through the MAlumni Bulletin. He also organizes alumni clulis throughout the nation. He is chairman of the Journalism department, yearliooli advisor and editor of the college catalog. Discussing alumni affairs are the olhcers of the Alumni Association, l. L0 r., sealed: A Phillips Bcedon, lilclwin V. Coulter, Walter J. Rock, Helen Hawkinson Bakerg Sl0lIflil'Ig'.' Thomas B. Thorton, Dean B. Tripp. HAROLD A. GOLTZ, Director of the Student Union, clears activities on the campus calen- dar and is the man behind the scenes responsi- lnle for the success of these events. Mr. Goltz is making last minute arrangements for the Christmas concert with lan Morton, left.

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RAYi1oNn J. BRADLEY, Regis- trar, e v al u at t e s transcripts from the United States and foreign countries. He tracks down credits and notifies anx- ious seniors of their eligibility to graduate. He also supervises registration and is Chairman of the Division of Education. Dr. Bradley stands guard over the safe in the registrarjs office following the lireak-in last fall. The burglar was unsuccessful. KICNNICTII NIILLARD, Dir-et-tor of S t n d e nt Counseling, supervised the vocational guid- ance prograni. tests and nieasurenients and personnel research. At the end of the fall se- niestcr lie took a governinent position in Wvasli- ington. D. C. CLADYS Riiirrmmw, Director of Ilatement, has charge ol' off-canipus eniplownient or women and all finanical aid. Craduatf plate ments, except for teachers, come supervision. On career day, Dr. Millard.V1eft, and Miss Reutinian. right, greeted David lf. Babcock. Vice l i si dent of Daytons. and Mrs. Shirley Klaustermann. assistant einploynicnt manager of Hell rm plionci who participated in panel discussions.