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

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The Dean of Women SADU B. C'AMPBRI.L ■ As Dean of Women, Sadie B. Campbell leads a very active and eventful life, yet she finds plenty of time to counsel any of the co-eds on Teachers College campus who need it. Miss Campbell has always been especially interested in helping the residents of the women’s dormitories to live demo- craticly, and in providing an atmosphere in which girls can develop socially and cultur- ally. She is advisor of Women’s League and a ills the Student Welfare Committee. The dean attends and graces the teas, re- ceptions, and other social functions on the campus calendar. The Dean of Men (Jordon Ellis With the number of men students on out- campus steadily increasing, Gordon Ellis. Dean of Men. has many new duties. 1 lim- self a veteran, a large portion of his time is spent in counseling the returned men as well as other students, f )ne of his biggest problems has been to plan living quarters that will not resemble army barracks. I le is supervisor of Men’s Union, of the Inter- b'raternity Council, and other men’s organ- izations. At college dances Mr. Ellis and his wife put many a co-ed and her date to shame with their dancing. Patje 23

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I Marus J. Nelson College students mav know all the answers but if they were asked to name the author of the college cata- logue, what would they reply? They would find their man behind that im- posing door marked “Dean of the Faculty, Martin J. Nelson.” 1 Ie also shows his writing ability by helping compile the class schedule books each quarter, and in certain texts and edu- cational tests. I he duty of seeing that scholarship regulations are maintained makes Dean Nelson the recipient of those petitions scrawled on registration day begging to be excused from or admit- ted to various classes. The only thing that makes him talk under his breath is receiving letters with misspelled words. Colling, gar- dening, pipe collecting and writing are the ways he spends his leisure time. I Iowevcr, being a member of main state and national organizations takes him away from his hobbies. One of these organizations is the Iowa Com- mission of Secondary Schools and Col- lege Relations. Few know that Dean . i. |. Nelson and Dr. 11. A. Reihe are brothers—fraternity brothers, that is. Pag® 22

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Business Manager It takes lots of sense to control the dollars and cents that flow across the counter at the Business Office. Philip C. Jennings, as Business Manager, must keep track of tui- tion payments, donnitory room rents, and other college fees, as well as the many de- tails of veterans' tuition. The business of- fice is the huh of the campus, where work- ing students and other college employees stand in another line on pay day, and many students go to write checks on their home town banks. Philip ( Jennings Marsmai i. R. Mi ri Registrar Registration days find Marshall R. Beard the dynamo of that machinery which runs in an intricate and mysterious pattern from the Deans’ offices to Room 15. Many young people have sat in his bay- windowed office to receive counsel on their curriculum problems, or to interview him on what Teachers College can offer them as future students. For the past year and a half Dr. Beard has had little time for the cabinet work with which he likes to fill leisure hours. Page