University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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Fred H. Turner, dorm of .rtudsnlr The deans of the University of Illinois have a great responsibility in providing for the welfare of each student. Dean of students Fred H. Turner is the unifying and coordinating official. His stall consists of Associate Dean Harold S. Dawson, director of placement, and Assistant Deans Arthur Hamilton and George H. Bargh, in charge of for- eign students. Miss Miriam A. Shelden, Dean of Women, has as her assistants Miss Agnes G. Tandberg, asso- ciate dean of freshman womeng Miss Mary E. Harrison, assistant dean of independent womeng Miss Eunice Dowse, assistant dean of residence hall counselingg and Miss K. Patricia Cross, assist- ant dean of sorority women. The Deans Aiding Dean of Men Edward E. Stafford are Howard C. Neuberg, newly appointed assistant dean of fraternity meng Richard E. Hulet and Calvin Silferd, assistant deans of independent meng Gerald W. Peck, assistant dean of student employxnentg and V. James Hampton, assistant dean of student organizations. Serving with the di- rector of the Division of Special Services for War Veterans is David L. Wolfe. Each of these deans is constantly doing his best to see that the relations between the stu- dents, the faculty, and the citizens are as friendly as possible and that the students of the University of Illinois are aided in solving any problems they may have. Howard G. Neubcrg Eclward E. Stafford, riefzn of men Miriam A. Shcldcn, alarm aj women n.r11.rrant :lean of fmlermty men

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T e Universit of Illinoi Alumni I Association The official bond between the Unive1'sity and Illini alumni is the Alumni Association. This bond is strengthened by the sending of the Illinois Alumni News, which the Associa- tion publishes nine times a year. This group assists thc Officers of the always increasing alumni clubs, helps main- tain tbe Illini center in Chicagois LaSalle Hotel, and per- forms bundreds of personal services for alumni. The Association keeps in contact with the alumni and records address changes of almost 90,000 Illini. Some 2,000 address changes are made every month. Public relations movies are only a part of their activities. The movie concerning the famous playing, marching and singing Illinois football band is only one of their produc- tions to show alumni campus scenes and activities. In its work to help Illini clubs all over the country, its executives have met with scores of Illini groups, made talks about the campus and its affairs, and have shown football movies and other films. joseph B. Campbell pl1'rirl1'llI Charles E. Bowen 1'Nl'fllfIl't' rllrcclru- ,2:C:nrd K. R0fltlCf5 james C. tlolvin ' I Wfillizlm H. Rice I WI ffflrl I!ll'L't'llH' editor of Ibn' lllmou fllfnmn Nami rllrcrior of Held rlL'li1'flit'.f K' - 1'-'I rr., ' L.. ,qi L. ,MK . -. :S i

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