Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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IZUARID Oli GOVIERNOIQS Guiding the University's progress in cultural and linancial aspects is the concern ol' the Board of Governors, a group of seven prominent laymen. Members ol' the Board who serve Marquette are: Robert A. Uihlein, Milwaukee banker and industrialistg Dr. C. li. Albright, social representative of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Gompanyg Matthew H. Carpenter, secretary-treasurer of the Carpenter Baking Companyg Albert C. Elser, director, First National Bankg Charles O'Hara, president of the Mer- chants' Dispatch Transport Corporation of Chicagog Harry S. -Iohnston, president ol' Robert A. Johnston Companyg and F. Sensenbrenner, president ol' the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Fullilling a duty as counselors t.o the Governors is the Board of Advisers whose members are: the Hon. August C. Backus, chairman: XVilliam George Bruceg Herman Fehrg YValter Kasten: the Hon. G. Kleczka: YVilliam R. McGovern3 Francis Swietlik and XV. -I. Zimmers, all ol' Milwaukee, and George Flynn, Madison: Gustave Keller, Appleton, and Roy P. VVilcox. liau Claire. Robert A. Uihlein Matthew Carpenter Albert C. lilser lull C. fxlllflglll H2ll'l'y' -Ifjhnslon Chnl-ICS O'Hal- il 12.11. Sensenbrcnner PAGE 3

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1 REVERE D RAPHAEL C. Mc CARTHY, . . PAGE 2 Concrete evidences of educational progress at Marquette bear testimony of the wisdom and ability of its able leader, Father Raphael C. McCarthy, SJ., seventh president ol' Mar- quette University. Long recognized as an educator, author, lecturer and true son ol' Loyola, Father McCarthy's labors are resulting in educa- tional advancements which bespeak the foresight and leadership which are his. Within the past year, there was introduced at Marquette the honors course, which is the embodiment of true liberal educa- tion, as promulgated by the Jesuit Fathers. The watchl'ul attention ol? fellow educators was drawn to t.he Hilltop when Father McCarthy announced the establishment of an evening labor college at Marquette this year. No less notable was the completion of the new College of Engineering building, one ol' Father McCarthy's most successful efforts. Truly, the spirit of St. Ignatius has guided the labors of Mar- quette's seventh president, and the rich fruits of these labors are the bounty which the students have the privilege to share.

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-. ..- a 1 . -.. 1 1 -5 A -.J A f ' I.. .X 3 'ff . J J vm. A ' res.- -'.' va X 'T i ff' - ' . ai' ' 1 l --Q 'l' l J My - ,Ly ' 'i l gf 3:5 I'-ii ' Rev. Francis A. Ryan, SJ. Rev. X Dean of Men Augustine YValters, SJ. 'ff f-W ' ' Trcasn rer Dr. L. Banzhaf Business Manager Rev. Clarence F. Whilford, Student Counselor l ti EXECUTIVE OFFICER Administrative work at Marquette University is carried on by the Board of Trustees, headed by Father Raphael C. McCar- thy, S..I., assisted by Father Raphael N. Hamilton, S.j., secre- tary, and Father Augustine Walters, SJ., treasurer. Acting as aides are the members olf the administrative coun- cil, who assist in formulating the policies ol' the University. Fa- ther Francis A. Ryan, SJ., is Dean ol' Men, with George R. Griflin, assistant. Mabel C. Mannix is Dean ol' VVOIIICII. Oper- ating as head ol' the newly formed ollice ol' Student Counsel is Father Clarence F. Wllitfcmrd, Other ollicers include Dr. Henry I.. Banzhaf, Business Manager, Mary l.. Melzer, Regis- trar and May Dooley, Bursar. Father john P. Agnes, S.-I., is su- perintendent ol' grounds and buildings. Charles T. Cobeen is manager olf Students' Union, and Conrad M. -lennings is Ath- letic Director. .....,..,, - . ...X 3. Mary L. Melzer May Dooley Mabel C. Mannix George R. Griffin Registrar Bursar Dean of Women Assistant Dean of Men PAGE fi t