University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Dr. Martin Klotsche became president of Milwaukee State Teachers college in 1946 after serving on the faculty for iifteen years. President Klotsche has shown exceptional ability as a leader in educational and community circles throughout his period of service at MSTC. He is respected and admired by faculty and students alike because of his capable administration and enthusiasm for worthwhile projects. I Returning from Paris where he acted as director of a seminar on international relations sponsored i by the Institute on World Affairs, President i Klotsche once again resumed active participation in community affairs. He regularly appeared as moderator on the Milwaukee Speaks program which deals with local and national problems of a controversial nature and was state director of Brotherhood week. He was appointed a member of a national committee by the National Council of Christians and Jews. During the year he spoke before many leading organizations and acted as moderator for several Foreign Policy associa- tion meetings. Dr. Klotsche is a member of the board of directors of the Foreign Policy as- sociation.

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ROBERT NORRIS DR. LEE H. MATHEWS Dean of Instruction Director of Placements MSTC is fortunate in having as deans capable and conscientious people, whose main task is to counsel the college men and women on their educational and social problems, Dean of men, Herman Kluge, whose counseling is based on years of experience, is adept at going right to the heart of student problems. He is a natural at all three of his jobsg he is a competent dean, athletic director, and football coach. There is a stability about Coach Kluge which makes him a leader commanding respect. As assistant dean and head of the committee on counseling and guidance, Miss Marie Merkel is an untiring hard worker. Her wise counsel has been of inestimatable value in freshmen orientation, in helping girls who work for room and board, and in being a kind and understanding friend to all college men and women. Three years of service in the college counseling ofhce has made Miss Merkel a friend of students and has aided in solving problems between students and teachers. DEAN S