Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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The Deans ---------- Much of the credit for the advancement of Mount Union in the field of education should be given to Dr. Francis Christie, Dean of the College. Dr. Christie has Worked hard in increasing the standards of the school with new academic policies and his encouragement in student scholastic achievement. 'ikwzwsf NN-q..,wf.,Zm0 Dr. Christie and his secretary Mrs. Allen Heesten discuss some important matters. Starting his second year at Mount Union with an initiation to the lake at Fall Retreat, Dr. Jack McBride, Dean of Students, has continued his interest in student affairs. Enforcing rules, help- ing with student problems, and acting as advisor to Student Senate are included in Dean McBride's responsibilities. Conferences with students, as this one picture with Louise Monter, are ever prom- inent in his days Work. , New- val Here We find pictured Dean McBride and his personal secre- tary Louise Monter. 10

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Vice President It takes money to make a college run and who knows this better than Ronald Weber, Vice- President in charge of Finance. The outstanding building campaign that is changing the looks of Mount Union would never be possible without his capable assistance. If you ever want to know the facts of successful financial theories, ask the man who knows. i .. .A 9.4 A i V X een, Vice-President Ronald Weber and his secretary, Mrs. David Sopp. Pictured here are Vice-President Ronald Weber and Senior Joe Danko. Perhaps he is telling some of his financial secrets to Joe!! Realizing that money plays a large part in get- ting a higher education, Wilbur Couchie, Business Manager, is very helpful in solving financial diffi- culties of students. He has many suggestions for solution, such as work grants, budget plans, scholarships, and loans. Students can always feel free to call upon him for advice.

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Though she may be a freshman on the Mount Union scene, Miss Judith Mclvlillin, Dean of Women, is not a novice when it comes to understanding problems. Coming from sunny California to ever wintery Alliance, Dean McMillin has in one year made herself loved and respected by all the women on campus. Never will graduates be able to forget her friendli- ness, helpfulness, and sense of humor. As busy as Dean Christie is, he often finds time to talk to students with or without problems as is indi- cated in the picture of him and Ellen Tompkins. Dr. Jack McBride and Rhea Nile find them- selves involved in a deep discussion.