Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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John P. Trcacy Rotational (©uibantf ar«|uctu 's Vocational Guidance unit was organized in l‘ 28 to help high sc hi hi! students through the difficult hut important step of choosing a definite career before entering college. This year, the department’s work was abbreviated somewhat because of war-time transportation problems, but more than 300 trips were made to state high schools. Vi»cational information was extended to Milwau kce county high schools by several members of the faculty. Four of the six regular members were in charge of these visits: Prof. John P. Treacv. Dr. i. E. Winder Bekc, Dr. Hugo E. Heilman and Robert G. I laukohl. Members of the su| ervising committee for the vo cational guidance service were: the Rev. Donald J. Keegan. S. J.. dean of the Liberal rts college; Dean J. I- O'Sullivan. Journalism; Dr. Henry L. Ranzhaf, Dentistry; Dean Franz . Kartak. Engineering, and Robert i. I laukohl. secretary. Dr. Ru cll I.. But h

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Rev. Clarence F. Whitford. S.J. Student Counselor Rev. Auguvtinr Walters. S.J. Treasurer Rev Franco A Ryan, S.J. Dean of Men Cxecutibe Officers he formulation and execution of the policies by which Marquette University functions as an educational unit arc carried out by the Board of Trustees, headed by Father Raphael C. McCarthy. S. J.. as president of the University. He is assisted by Father Raphael N. Hamilton. S. J.. secretary, and Father ugustine V. Walters, S.J.. treasurer. Aiding in the administrative work are the other executive officers. Father Francis A. Ryan, S. !., dean of men, is assisted by George R. Griffin. Marquette women have as their counselor Mrs. Francis I.. McElligott. dean of women. Entering into his third year as head of the Student Council office is Father Clarence F. Whitford. S.J. Dr. Henry I.. Bnnzhaf is business manager. Ailminivtrjlixn Building Dr. Henry L. Banrhrf George R. Griffin Butincu Manager Awistant Dean of Men 1 1 •

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(graduate !§ djool he Graduate School of Marquette University affords the opportunities and facilities for students to pursue their studies in a specialized training. Only after they have received a broad educational basis and have received their Bachelor's degree from an approved college or a professional school, arc the registrants admitted into the Graduate School. An independent unit of the University, the Graduate School trains specialists in scientific and educational fields. Besides conferring the degrees of Master of Arts. Master of Science, Master of Education, Master of Sci encc in Nursing Education, and Doctor of Philosophy, the Graduate School last May conferred three honorary de- gree . Two Doctor of Laws degrees were awarded, one to Leo T. C rowley and the other to Frank Jacob Sensen-brenner. Frederick Lionel Holmes received a Doctor of Letters degree. One of the duties turned over to the Graduate School this year has been the campaign for Marquette’s new library, which is expected to be built after the war. Under the direction of the Kev. Raphael N. Hamilton, S. J., I’h.l).. dean of the Graduate School, and Dr. George Vander Iteke, secretary, pamphlets have been sent out to all friends of Marquette explaining the need of a new library and the appreciation of donations. This is just another work of the Graduate School to produce a bet ter Marquette. Aiimirmttiitinn Building Rev. Raphael N. Hamilton, S.J. Dean of the Graduate School Dr George F. VanderBeke Secretary 13