University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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• BUSINESS MANAGER. Ever since the time he kicked the winning goal to beat Iowa University in a football game, way back when, Mr. Boardman has been serving Iowa State Teachers College in some way or other. At present he is business manager of the college and is noted among administrators for his efficiency in handling of funds and by students for his persistency in col- lecting fees and room rents. • REGISTRAR. No longer by the Grace of kind hearted professors and C. S. Cory'1 but through the Grace of the professors and Dr. Selmer Larsen will seniors be allowed to graduate from Teachers College. Dr. Larsen, replacing Mr. Cory as registrar, comes to this campus this year with wide experience and background ranging from Technical Engineer in Chicago to Registrar and Head of the Mathematics department in New York Normal. • SUPERINTENDENT OF GROUNDS. Who is the man who never misses a thing that goes on on the campus, and who is always there when there is building, landscaping, planning for the future or working on the mechanical equipment of the college? Surely you've guessed it: it's Eldon E. Cole, Super- visor of Buildings and Grounds, one of the most important men behind the scenes of this well-lighted, well-heated, and well-organized campus of ours. Benjamin Boardman Selmer C. Larsen Eldon E. Cole Business Manager Registrar Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Page 23

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1- • DEAN OF THE FACULTY. Not only Dean of the Faculty, but dean of fac- ulty men's golfers as well, Dr. Nelson has a big job which requires capable hands. Besides winning faculty golf tournaments in his spare time. Dr. Nelson must pass on student petitions, arrange programs of recitation, work out changes in curriculums, advise faculty members and supervise publishing of the col- lege catalogue. Dr. Nelson also has another hobby, the composing of stand- ardized tests. • DEAN OF MEN. Offering advice to undergraduate men, supervising George T. Baker Hall, sponsoring Blue Key and Men's Union and keeping the boys on the straight and narrow path are all a part of Dean Leslie I. Reed's job. In between times Dean Reed finds time to act on many important committees — particularly Homecoming. He is also adviser for the Inter-Fraternity Council. • DEAN OF WOMEN. Probably one of the busiest people on the campus, Miss Campbell not only advises girls of the college but is noted among students for her ability to organize and make function the various student activities. The advisement of the Women's League, Student Council, and Bartlett Hall Council are just a few of her many jobs. Hobbies? Yes, Miss Campbell says it's reading, but ask any girl on the campus and our guess is ten o'clock nights.'' Dr. M. I. Nelson Dean of Faculty Sadie B. Campbell Dean of Women Leslie I. Reed Dean of Mon Page 22

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1 J Top Row: Connell, Anderson Second Row: Cross, Trunnell, Beavo Third Row: Colburn, Hughes, Miller Led by Phil Connell, the Student Council this year started a definite program whereby the government on this campus could become more efficient. Using four of the six committees from the previous year, the Student Coun- cil began to work on elections, organizations, social life, and various other problems of student government. For the first time in history, elections were conducted during registration for the spring term. This program was conducted by the elections committee headed by Andrew Roeder. Plans are being made to carry out this same program for the elections of coming years. An attempt to stimulate worthy organizations and to discourage the con- tinuance of those societies which are not accomplishing a purpose on the Pag© 24