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

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'NSY Able Assistants ltis almost inevitable that sometime during your college career youlll come in contact with Mary E. Howe, for she supervises the program of student financial aid, employment, grants, and schol- arships, and arranges job interviews for graduating seniors. ,,, v 33,1-'lag Y. , W ,, 2, Charles L. Miller might be elected as an all- around man on campus. He is an assistant to President Rice and Dean Dupre. He teaches Per- sonal Hygiene to the men and certain courses to the nursing students. 24 as N J M s ,ff K5 'X W. el X ,,,,,,.,......-f'--- -X' -lffh ll- li - ' ' . ,5'ff125f527l2s .f4 wqH V :,:ig2,. f31W?'f--Ugyiiil ffl! ' ,ii'tif12ff:ff2:r Homer f. E. Townsend joined the Macalester administrative staff in August, 1959, as assistant to the President. His chief responsibilities are the carrying out of tasks and projects assigned to him by the President. These include research for questionnaires, special assignments of all kinds, supervision of the non-student secretarial and clerical personnel, and administration of the college mailing-room service. '

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if -39' i N sg 9 rasfff Gladys Clark Assistant to the Registrar Dorothy Grimmell, the new Macalester Registrar, is re- sponsible for the new and eflicient system of registration, introduced for the first time at spring semester of 1960. All of the students are grateful for this system which makes it possible to register faster and with less diHiculty. Doing Their Duty ff' ' ,,..4nlQv fe 13, 0' X . w tty - Y ' t 1 g ititi tfs ff 5 Maren Newell Administrative Assistant Alumni Office A. Phillips Beeflon, Director of Alumni Affairs, is the person responsible for contacting some 7,500 Macites by special mailings and by the quarterly alumni magazine, the Alumni Bulletin, of which he is the editor. He is also chair- man of the Journalism Department and adviser of The MAC.

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Education Plus Many of the graduating seniors thank Dr. Albert Palmer, Director of the Teacher Placement Bureau, for the help he has given them in securing a job. Since Macalester graduates a large number of future teach- ers, placement is an important service. Almost every night, Old Main and the Little Theatre are ablaze with the lights from classrooms in which students are gathered for evening classes. Each semes- ter Dr. Richard B. Dieren-Held enrolls students of all ages and backgrounds in classes to keep them intellec- tually alive. Summer School-that haven for extra credits or the way to graduation in three years. Whatever it is to you, it is the responsibility of Dr. Arnold Holtz, its directorg and the head of our Education Department, to make it all that it can be. x ji! 25