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

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9 -Mr :P X. ,552 f- -ft. ii , YH 'kk Zii- I J A i in ciycccst Lawrence Youn g Assistant Dean of Men Donovan f. Allen, Dean of Men, is in charge of menis housing and veterans' affairs, Director of Guid- ance and Counseling, and chairman of the Financial Aid Committee. Since Dean Allen fills all of these capacities, nearly all student prob- lems concern him in some way. On Campus A 1 ,QS ' I ...M --...pm-n--.-.-gg 'luv Irma Gowans Administrative Assistant Admissions Office Students come and students go, but George E. Scotton, Director of Ad- missions since 1930, is more con- cerned with their coming than their going. Members of Mr.-Sc0tton's of- fice are kept busy answering the many letters which they receive and sending out numerous catalogs, ad- missions forms, and other literature about Macalester. Mr. Scotton himself is often seen showing prospective students around the campus. 21

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A major influence in Macalesterls history, Dean Margaret M. Duty graduated in 1914, returned to teach English in 1920, and has been Dean of Women since 1925. As dean, she is in charge of housing arrangements for women at Macalester. She extends the friendly Macalester spirit to all by lending her expe- rienced and enthusiastic touch to campus and social events. Dr. f. Huntley Dupre has distin- guished himself in many ways. He uses his talents as professor of his- tory and political science, as faculty adviser for SPAN, as chairman of the convocation programs, as chair- man of the curriculum and admis- sions committee, as an author of his- torical books and articles, and first and foremost . . . as Dean of the College. Top Brass

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It All Adds Up Anyone as busy as our comp- troller needs anassistant, and this assistant is Alfred K. Scharle- mann, left, who is kept busy doing the many tasks assigned to him. Lewis Dohman, right, fills anoth- er important roll in the Business Oflice, that of accountant. Students think of these two as the money menf, for they give out grants, loans, scholarships, and prizes, and they take in money for tuition and other student fees. 22 if 3 ppdyi f ers N' ,wifi in -- -H su.. , ,- 3'a?: U :ki .- -ft. .. isttl fizsf KW , S,,3,fi.5l, H 'Q iikfatiffk 'H A X ,al wx, ,'- L Dorothea Krengel Adminzstrative Assistant Business Office Macalestefs comptroller, Ferlzam N. Bu- dolfson, is known by his signature, for he signs the college checks. His office is responsi- ble for the collegeys physical plant, accounting records, purchasing and management of funds. Mr. Budolfson emphasizes the growth of the college since he came here in 1931 by point- ing out that the first budget he prepared in July of that year was 3H5181,000, while the current operating budget is 32,310,803 fBoth figures exclude capital expendituresj .. 'S