North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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A. E. Kurth, Administrative Dean Alice Meier, Dean of Women C. E. Erfimeyer, Dean ofthe College DEAN KUR-ll'l is new at North Central this year, coming to us from Michigan to Fill the office of Administrative Dean, a new oliice established last spring. l'lis duties are many, chief among them being the administration of public relations, co- ordination ol campus religious activities, and development of general good will toward the college. ta-. if MISS MEIER has done an able job as Dean ol Women at the college the past three years, in addition to her duties as an instructor in German. DEAN ERFFMEYER recently succeeded Pro- fessor Finlfbeiner as Dean oi the College. ln addition to these duties, Mr. Erifmeyer is also senior class advisor and professor of education in the college. W. G. Schendel, Treasurer H. l.. Deabler, Personnel Director C. C. Hower, Registrar MR. SCHENDEL has proved to be an efficient treasurer since he came to North Central tour years ago. His willingness to cooperate, his ability to understand the problems of the students, and his good judgment in Financial matters have made him an asset to the college. DR. DEABLER, professor of psychology as well as personnel director, renders a valuable service to the school as a counselor to students who seelt employment to help pay college expenses. DR. HOWER serves as registrar of the college in addition to his duties as a professor of classics.

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V:-F , ' W, s f if' PRESIDENT RALL Perhaps the busiest man on campus, our chief executive, Dr. Rall still finds time to have confer- ences with students who need his advice. His interest in school activities and his ceaseless efforts to aid our male population at North Central in their problems ol draft status have been only a few ol his every-day duties around school. Not least among his responsibilities this past year was the tasl4 of enlarging the office space of many of the faculty members and the process of recon- version of the college and dormitories from the army training school they were last year to civilian use again. Twenty-nine years ol service as president has given Dr. Rall an understanding of the problems of students and administration which enables him to use good judgment in malcing the policy by which the college is governed. 'I 6 X

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STANDING-G. Kim, Ph.D., Philosophy Clfmeritusb, C. Cardin, M. S., Engineering Science, C. C. l-lower, PhD., Classics and Registrar. SEATED-Thomas Finkbeiner, M.A.,German, j.P.Kerr, M. A., Commerce, A. S. Haag, Ph.D., Philosophy, W. H. Heinmiller, M. A., Social Science. STANDING-C. E. Erffmyer, Ph. D., Education, Paula Gerard, Art, Annette Sicre, Brevet Superieuer, Romance Languages, Clara K. Bleck, M. A., French. SEATED-Edward E. Domm, M. A., Religious Education, Leona Kietzman, M. A., Home Economics, Guy Eugene Oliver, B. A., Speech. 'l 8