University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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PUBLIC REL TIC Although Mrs. Barbara R. Seever assumed the position of Director of Public Relations in September 1963, she is not new to the Dubuque campus. She is an alumna of Dubuque and has had experience in teaching both in the public schools and at the college level. Mrs. Seever has done professional work in advertising, radio, and T.V. She comes to the University from Austin College, Sherman, Texas, where she served as Director of Public Information. Assisting lX4rs. Seever as Director of the News Bureau is Mrs. Vera Williams who undertakes many tasks that must be done but are not always recognized. Also assisting in P.R. and acting as Mrs. Seever's secretary is Mrs. Elaine Hird. F OCD ERVICE The most surprising change of the academic year was the replacement of the University food service by the Prophet Company, a national food service management Firm. Prophet of- fers a variety of well planned and ap- petizing meals as well as creative ways to serve them. The Resident Manager of the food service is Mr. John VVasham who comes to the University from Clarke College where he served in the same capacity. Assisting Mr. XfVasl1a1n is Mrs. MH1'gC Kremer who has faith- fully served the University since 1947. : Q. fi. . k a ' . . is if V ' , ir L. . Y . ,f In ei gg Egg :w 1. Q55 I Q, fri, i ig.: wi .J N., .,,. f fl' ji Mrs. Hird, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Seever Mrs. Kremer and Mr. Washam 23

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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

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