Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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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

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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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VC lCA'l'lUNAl, Gl 'IDANCIZ Because ol' the dilliculty high school students have in choos- ing a career, and because ol' the importance olf the step, Mar- quette University established a Vocational Guidance unit. The director ol' the unit, Robert G. Haukohl, is assisted by the following councillors: Dr. Russell L. C. Butsch, associate professor of educationg I-Iugo Ii. Hellman, director of the Speech school: Dr. George E. Vander Beke, secretary ol' the Graduate school and john P. Treacy, assistant prolessor ol: edu- cation and psychology. Supervising the vocational guidance services is a committee ol' live deans including: the Rev. Donald QI. Keegan, S..I., Lib- eral Artsg Dr. Freeman Pyle, Business Administrationg Dean I.. O'Sullivan, journalism and Dean Franz A. Kartak, Engineer- ing. Robert G. Haukohl is secretary of the committee. Frederick C. Mayer John li. 'I-l.cm.y Robert G. Haukohl llr. G. Ii. Vander Beke Dr. Russell I.. Butsqh William R. Dullcy PAGE 5