University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Mr, David B. Cossat, Vice-Chairman, Board of Directorsg Mr. Harry Turner, Treasurer ofthe University of Dubuqueg Rev. William Tiaden, Dr. William B. Zuker, Mr. A. D. Donnell, Chairman, Board of Directorsg Dr. Gaylord M. Couchmcng Mrs. Robert W. Clewell, Mr. Robert F. Loetscher, Vice-Chairman, Executive Com- mitteeg lNot Present - Dr. Paul J. Laube, Mr. Ivan Carnes, Rev. George H. Swalvel The Executive Committee The Executive Committee is delegated to study and make rulings concerning problems that occur be- tween the two meetings of the larger group -- the University Board ot Directors. The Executive Committee meets each month to examine administrative policies and review the monthly financial report of the Uni- versity. Much work and planning ahead for Dr. Couchman, Chair man Donnell, and Mr. Cassat. -21-

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Dr. Gaylord M. Couchman has been exemplary in serving as presi- dent ot the University of Dubuque since 1953. His background includes graduation from Des Moines University, a Bachelor of Divinity degree from McCormick Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Divinity Honorary Degree from the University of Dubu- que. Pastorates throughout his native Iowa, including several years at Westminster Presbyterian in Dubuque, have ably prepared him for the many duties at the University. President Couchman is favorably recognized throughout the na- tion and state, having been elected to important positions in college re- lated organizations and in the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. At the University of Dubuque, Dr. Couchman's friendly smile in- vites leisurely chats. His deep concern for individuals prompts counsel with any of the students or faculty. President Couchman takes time tor family life, too. The Couch- man's are the parents of three daughters and a young son. They have two grandchildren. I -20- tysburg Presbyterian Church. Pres. Couchman talks with Rev. Robert MacAskill, Pastor, Get At Presidents Reception, students the informality. X..

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Dr. William B. Zuker has completed his thirty-ninth fruitful year at the University of Dubuque and his thirty-first as vice-president. Dr. Zuker's primary responsibility is administering student accounts. Related to this is his duty of keeping the University loan fund. He al- waysconsiders each individual personally. He received his Bachelor of Science from Highland Park College and his Masters of Science from the University of Chicago. This year, Dr. Zuker saw a dream come true. As chairman of the Science Building Committee and former head of the Science Division, he has delighted in the erection and use of Goldthorpe Science Hall. Having graduated from both the College and the Seminary of the University of Dubuque and having had several executive positions at the University, Mr. Gene Siekmann is highly qualified to administer fi- nancial promotion which has been his primary objective since l956. Mr. Siekmann travels tar and wide to talk to industry, schools, churches, and individuals. He is concerned with helping alumni and friends ofthe University to understand how they can support the school. Especially this last year, Mr. Siekmann has been responsible for raising additional capital for constructing new buildings such as the Science Hall. . , I V . 'E I I . x ' .x 4.1 Mr. Siekmann and Dr. Zuker, vice atop the newly erected Science Hall. -22- presidents of the University, as they stand