Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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1941 .1 Reverend hnnris .4. Ryan, Rei erend S.J., Print of Men Augustine Walters, SJ. T rmurcr cago; Harry S. Johnston, president Robert A. Johnston Company; and F. J. Senscnbrenner, president Kimberly-Clark Corporation. A second function of the Hoard is the sub milting of a detailed report of the University's cultural, physical, educational and financial progress, the determination ol the tost ol tin lion, the furnishing of scholarships and the regulation ol the salary scale of the Marquette instructors. Acting as counselors to the Hoard ol Governors is the Board of Advisers composed of the Hon. August C. Backus, chairman; William George Bruce; Herman lehr: Walter Hasten; the Hon. C. Kleczka; William R. McGovern; Francis Swietlik and W. J. immers all ol Milwaukee; and George Flynn. Madison; Gustave Keller. Appleton; and Roy P. Wilcox. Fan Claire. Flic Rev. Raphael N. Hamilton. S.J., has been chosen t« fill the | osition on the Board of Trustees left vacant by the transfer of the Rev. William Grace, S.J. Others on this board include the Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, president of the University, and the Rev. Augustine W. Wallers, S.|. I'lie Rev. Clarence F. Whit ford, S.J., has been appointed to the newly created office of Student Counselor. His assistants are Victor P. Tabaka and John P. Treat v. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS l r. Unity Datnhaf Kutineu Manager Reverend Clare nee Wliitfotd, S.l Student Counselor Man I M riser Registrar May Dooley llursar Mabel (.. Mantiix tleorge U.t.tiffin Dean ol Women Assistant Dean Men Pack 21

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 BOARD OF GOVERNORS Charles O'Hara Mol thru’ Carfirnter AIbrrl C. El set Harry V Johnston Dr. C. E Albright E . Semnihrennn Hubert A. Uihlein • To maintain a total of seven members on the University board of Governors. Robert Uihlein, prominent Milwaukee banket and industrialist, has been selected to fill the vacancy left by the death of Gen. Otto H. Falk, who served Marquette as chairman of its Board of Governors for I'I years. Gen. Falk, prominent manufacturer, soldier and public servant, died May 21. 1040, of a heart ailment. Ilis death deprives Marquette of a man who served his fellow citizens not only as a leader of industry, but also by rendering con tinuous and far reaching public service through his personal influence on those with whom he came in contact. As a soldier Gen. Falk gained his reputation bv serving in Cuba and Puerto Rico in the army of the United States in the Spanish Ameruan War. and by his active tints in the Wisconsin National Guard. Marquette will 11uly miss this man so responsible for much of the University's progress. I lie Hoard of Governors is primarily exist ent to provide for the normal growth and efficient business of the University. Its members besides Uihlein are: Dr. C. F. Albright, social representative of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company; Matthew Carpenter, secretary-treasurer of the Carpenter Baking Company: Ubeit C. Kiser, directoi First Wisconsin National Bank; Charles O'Hara, president Merchants’ Dispatch Uransjjort Corporation of Chi 1881 fact 20

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1881 VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE • Recognizing die problem high school students fate in choosing a career. Mar |uctte I ni versiiy in an effort to assist them in their c hoice established a Vocational Guidance unit, whose chief activity is to lecture to high school assent blies. I bis yeat nearly three hundred talks on Employment Opportunities and the Defense Program were given. I he lectures, now a fixed program on many high sc hool calendars, arc devised to help the students choose the correc t vexation before entering college. The lecturers have also discovered that counsel given to high school students before their matriculation has assisted freshmen adjust to the problems of I’nivcrsitv tile. Directot of vocational guidance. Robert G. Haukohl, has been deprived of the services of Dr. William learners, a former councillor and head of the Marcpiettc School oi Speech, who resigned his duties at the I'niversity to accept the | osition of assistant superintendent ol schools in Milwaukee. Dr. trainers duties were assimilated by the remaining councillors. Dr. Russell I., (i. Buisch, associate professor of edit cation; Hugo E. Heilman, instructor in speech; Frederic k (’.. Mayer, professor of chemistry; Dr. George K. Vandet Beke. secretary ol the Graduate school, and |ohu P. Treaty, assistant pro-fessoi of education and psychology. Stt| ervising the vocational guidance services is a committee of live cleans including: Chair man Dr. Henry L. Ban haf, Dentistry; the Rev. Donald ). Keegan. S.J.. Liberal Arts: Dr. Free man Pyle. Business Administration; Dean |. L. O'Sullivan. |ournalism; and Dean Fran . K.trtak. Engineering. Robert G. Haukohl is sec retarv of the committee. Hobrtt I. Haukohl t I'uruin llrhr FrrHrritk (.. Mam Inhn . Treaty It illiam II. Puffy Dr. Hu wit ., Hu! nil Pace 22