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

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As Dean of Students, Peter S. AIOIISOIIAII' is in charge of the Student Personnel Service, guidance and counseling, men's housing and the student union and health services. Dr. Mousolite is chairman ol' the Spanish Department and is the director of the Macal- ester Ckmmmunity Evening College for Adults and Summer School. At the end of the first semester he was given a leave of absence to take a position with the federal govermnent. active administrators xzka 5 sa to-I' 'JU nQ9 'lv-' Irma Gowans Administrative Assistant Admissions Ottice The students at Macalester have heen recruited under the direction of Gtforge If. Scollon since logo. As the Director ol' Admissions at the college. Nlr. Scotton sends catalogs and literature as well as forms to be hlled out to all prospective students. The memf bers oli his staff are always very husy either answering his voluminous correspondence or showing future students and their parents the college itselli.

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Known by the students as the dean who whistles While he walks, I. Huntley Dujnre is a professor of History and Political Science as well as Dean of the College. He is responsible for every convocation program, is chairman of the admissions and curriculum committees, is an advisor for SPAN and has a remarkable amount of energy to exert on any problem presented to him. diligent deans Graduated in 1914, Margaret M. Doty be- gan teaching English at her Alma Mater in 1Q2O, and became Dean of NVomen at Macal- ester in 192 5. In charge of housing arrange- ments for the women at Mac and the college expert on etiquette, Miss Doty has a wonder- ful memory for the names of past and present students. The door to her oflice is always open to those who need her advice. 10

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Dorothy Grimmel Administrative Assistant Registrar's Ofiice Richard J. Dethmers Assistant to the Registrar One of the most popular men in tl1e eyes of tl1e senior class is Raymond j. Bradley, for it is his signature, as registrar, tl1at puts tl1e finishing touches on diplomas. But for frosh, junior or senior, Dr. Bradley and his office are indis- pensible in seeking grade averages, arranging schedules and learning of grades. After 27 years at Mac, Dr. Bradley this year announced his retirement effective tl1e end of this term. administrative personnel 1a1f'fi'-inf: i ii . , ., .gn if, ' Q. sv 3. A 92 f:.' .. , 5' .,. 1 fl ' 'I ' .:' - i i A I h i s .6163 M .,,.. 1 . X .. , . -at ,. -.3 fL,:+'3+., - , . :iii f ., . if if is iii rer ' Z ' . . H 1' v- K ,,v,v A 5314-4 Alfred K. Scharlemann Assistant Comptroller Dorothea Krengel Administrative Assistant Business Oftice Any student Working for the college is well ac- quainted with tl1e signature of its co111ptroller Fer- nam N. Budolfson. Since 1935 Mr. Budolfson l1as been in charge of tl1e office responsible for the col- lege's physical plant, accounting records, purchas- ing and management of funds. To emphasize tl1e growth of the college Mr. Budolfson pointed out tl1at the first budget he prepared, effective july 1, 1931, was ii181,000, while the current operating budget is fi,52,150,000, and both Iigures are exclusive of capital expenditures. 's.vr i