University of Chicago - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Kiendl, Rossi told Dean Strozier that he put the onlyr two Republir vans on campus in the same 0mm. Democrat Strozier exclaimed: wWhat have I done? Rassi watches preparations for the- Annual OJ'i'rek Picnic in Hutch- inson Court. Her husband. Jim Neuman. is :1 Bl. House Head. Birenhaum 100k a leave-of-absence to help further a Ford Foundation project. Registrar William Scott Uiimself a Director in the 193055i stepped-in as Acting Direclor, as he had in the Summer when Birenbaum was on vacation. In the Winter. Birenbaum was gone. for good, appointed Dean of Stu- dents at University College downtown. Imo his oHice came the newly- appointed Ivy Leagueish Director of Housing Arthur Kiendl. On an economy move. Kiendl retained his Housing poslj In a few days Director Kiendl found his hearingSelhe activities of the Activitiesi thce were rolling again. Students found the new Director a sympathetic, unconniving adviser on their organizational problems, with a new conception: a unified program of student activities, the beginnings of which only vaguely seen this year.

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26 Student Activities Office In the Student Activitit-s' OfEmu 1951-55 was a year of personnel change. In the Spring, Mrs. Grace Schoelm left her job as Secretary to chome Secre- tary to lhe Billings Hospital Chaplaim subsequenlly a full-time housewife. Parl-lime housewife. pinl-mizc. jovial Hulh Lev Wegener replaced her. A year later she uar- gone: at lhir writing Srudrnt Arlivitie? OHM: had hung-out the Hvlp Wanted sign. In the NJ 1's. Mnjlin IPH when her hthlmml PrnI'w-4n' of Mellitine Xulumn. :5. wislant Dirvc-lor Alma F. J. Mullim wa- aplmintetl PrE-r-idunt 0f Hllimer Direclor Kiendl, who succeeded William Hiren- haum in January, mills over a problem in his Reynolds Club Olilce. rfnllegew the I'niu'rsilyE sister institution in Mt. IJarmH, In. Her nut'rmior was a pert. perky biond with 3 Ph.D. in l-listnry, Wary Alice Newman, '10? Rosa. 1n the utur1m 211m. Director William Manin

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Secretagy Mpu- guides entrants on tour of University, points out mscnplsum Jnhldc Ruckcfciler Chapel as freshman, 0.-Board guides crane necks. Alumni Office Handling the aHairs of 52,000 1.iving alumni UQOOU membersb is the Alumni Association. Thomas Mulroy is ibis yeafs President but the day- to-day grind is directed by Execuiive Secretary Howard W. Mort. The A. A. stages two annual get-togethers for alumni: the Open House in February battended by 1.10m and the June Raunion baltended by 5,00m. At the sessions of the laller, the A. A. presents its Citations for Useful Citizens, Medal for Distinction to distinguished alumni7 also Uvith the Dean of Studentsh presents medals to students for participation in extra-curricular aciivities. At the June Reunion, A. A. announces the Annual Gift Uast year $400,- 378.38b of its cu-ordinate group, the Alumni Foundation . Two magazineshthe monthly Lhiversity of Chicago Magazine, the bi- monthly Tower Topicsiare published by the Association, edited by U. of C.1 Wall Street Journal alumnae, Felicia Anlhonelli. 28