University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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The Board of Directors met in the spring to consider future plans for the expansion of the University of Du- buque. Working from the artist's conception which appears on pages twenty-four and twenty-five, the Board will de- velop the College and Seminary physical plants to suit the University's best needs. Plans are being made for an extension of the gymnasium facilities and for the construction of a new library within the next two years. A steering committee headed by Mr. Leonard Ferguson has been appointed by the Board to pro- ceed procuring funds for the expansion. Several members of the Board of Directors discuss the proposed plans. so 4-Y X 'cf 55 fi-ax ii' ' F1ggp- ' 3 i 111' ' - 'H-gif - 21

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BOARD CF DIRECTCR - ss .nl ,fi i., . -3,- L- Members of the Board of Directors are: Robert G. Adams, Charles H. Albers, Robert N. Allen, Donald B. Blackstone, B. Alvin Buss, I. H. Carnes, David B. Cassat, George L. Cassat, Robert W. Clc- well, Donald C. Conzett, Mrs. David Corbett, W. M. Dillon, A. D. Donnell, L. E. Felton, Leonard C. Ferguson, Alvin E. Goldhorn, Mrs. Eflie Goldtholp, David Griffith, Leroy Heusinkveld, The University is governed by the Board of Directors which is responsible for every aspect of its functioning. Policy decisions and all major plans concerning the life of the University must receive Board approval before they can be implemented. The more particular affairs of the University are over- seen by the Executive Committee which meets monthly, while the semi-annual meetings of the entire Board handle matters of general importance, A minimum number of 20 Rowe Hinsey, Ben Jaspers, Lawrence M. Jensen, M. L. Kapp, Louis H. Kornder, Andrew Kurth, Paul Laube, George W. Lind- quist, Robert F. Loetscher, Ronald Meyer, H. J. Noeding, Mrs. Albert G. Parker, Jr., Gene Siekmann, H. F. Sinning, George Sisler, Gerald Smith, William Tjaden, J. William Wimberly. twenty-one members must be maintained. Cf those elected, approval must be secured from both the General Council of the Synod of Iowa and the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in the United States. The Board of Directors is a body conscientiously striv- ing for the improvement of the University. Due to its ef- forts and the efforts of its individual members, the Univer- sity of Dubuque is moving forward at a previously unparal- lelled pace.

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IIE LTH ER ICE Mrs. Jeane A. VanderBerg is in charge of the Health Center located in University House. She is assisted in her duties by Mrs. Eleanor Pat- terson who began her work with the University in September of 1963. Mrs. VanderBerg, a registered nurse, is a graduate of Sioux City Metho- dist Hospital and has been on the University staff for six years. These women work hard to maintain the good health of the College and are available for emergencies besides holding regular oflice hours. uv W . , Q.. ,,, Mrs. VanderBerg Mrs. Patterson BU I ESS CFFICE Mr. Adams and his secretary, Mrs. Esther Purvis gm. I, . it M Will . . . in or Q The man in charge of balancing E? Emi the University budget is Mr. Robert G. Adams. Under his direction the various financial responsibilities of the it 1 as University are met as well as the ef- ficient handling of the many student accounts. Mr. Adams received the BS. de- gree in Business Administration from Northwestern University and his M.A. in Education from the University of Kentucky. Formerly he has served as the Business Manager and Treasurer of Bryan College, Dayton, Tennessee. He has also worked as a cost inspec- tor for the Navy and has been an em- ployee of the Eastman Kodak Com- pany. 22