University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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' acuity DR. MATTHEXV N. LUNDQUIST Head of HIC DUf7Cl'l'f'lIlCllf of ll4f11s1'c AB., A.M., Pli.D., Wfasliington Uni- versity, Mus.B., Midwestern Conserva- tory of Musicg musical study, New York and Cliicagog Graduate Student, Harvard University, Instructor at McPherson Col- lege, Taylor University, Susquehanna University, Muskingum College, and Gus- tavus Adolplius Collegeg Professor of Music, and Head of the Department, 1924-. MINNIE E. FRENCI-I,A.B.. AQM., BM. Vocal 1U115z'c'. German and Music in Summer Session. M I S S M A R Y A D EI, M A N History, Alss1'.s'fc111f f11sf1'11c'i'01' in Biol- 0gy- U111't'c'1',x'1'fy High 5011001 AB., University of Dubuque, r92q.g Graduate Wforlc, State University ot Iowa, summer, IQ24Q Instructor of History, and Assistant Instructor in Biology, Univer- sity of Dubuque, IQ24---. PAGE geo

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PAGE 28 ' acultg PROFESSOR XVILLIAM BERDETTE ZUKER Hera-fl of the Depcwtmeizl of Cliernis- zfry+C0llege of Liberal Arts BS., Highland Park College, 1910, M.S., University of Chicago, 1921 g Asso- ciate Professor of Chemistry, Highland Park College, IQIO-I2, Professor, 1912- IQI7, Professor of Chemistry, Des Moines, IQI7-IQ, Professor of Chemistry, University of Dubuque, 1921-. ' DR. L. HEMMES H earl of the Deparfvrlent of G67 1fIfLCl'1lZ -College of Liberal Arts PLD., Rochester Theological Seminary, 1916, MA., University of Rochester, IQI7, Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1924, graduate of German Gymnasium at Em- den, East Frisia, Germany, Professor of German at Brandon College, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada, Professor of German, University of Dubuque, 1924-.

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em fzwministratine Gffices Keeping pace with modern, efficient, methods of business management, the University centralized its offices in the summer of IQ24. By remodeling what was formerly the English classroom, the Psychology class-room, and the Psychology laboratory, and installing up-to- date fixtures and appliances the administrative work has been greatly facilitated. This was especially noticeable to the old students. W'hen registering for the new year, instead of going through four rooms in two different buildings and taking about two hours to register, the pro- cess involved only one room and consumed not over an half an hour. Every day of the school year some one has found cause to feel thankful that the time which was formerlf Given over to detail could now be used in constructive effort. 6 These offices are now occupied by: Thv P1'v.vz'a'c11f ...... DR. K. F. XVET'rsToNE The Dean of the Z,7ll-liZ'CZ'StTf3l--DR. XNALTER BARLOW Thr' Bltsillclvs flfCIllCIgC'i'--hlR. E. B. LYONS The Pizbliczizfy Director' ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, MR, D, D, KNIGEIT The RCg'l-.S'fI'0l' ..,. MR. JOHN ZIMMERMAN The SCC7'UZLCTl'3l to the P1'csidc'1zt.-M1ss E. L. STEINER The Ass1'.s'ffz11f.v io the Bz1.91'11es.9 Mcziizagcz' ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,. M RS, KOIILER gmfl M155 KRUSE The SCCI'6'fC7l'j' to the Pzzblzdfy Dl.!'CL'f0I' ..... WILLIAMS PAGE 30