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

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8 M IUE W. MERKEL Assistant Dean of Women

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We student aixl faculty of Milwaukee Stutr Ti-uclim (Allege lake justifiable pride in the multifarious contributions that our pre sident. Dr. J. Martin klotsche. has touslstcnth made in the fields of education, civic affairs, ami international relations for many years. This year murks the twentieth anniversary of Dr. Klotsehe’s coming to the cttlU- t . Since 1931. he has served in tin positions of bistort instructor, dean of instriutinn. and. since lfMf». as president of the collide. keen student of world affairs, as evidenced by his recent travels to Euiojk and Latin America, ami an outstanding public speaker Dr klotsche fills mum requests to talk mi tar-ions subjects Indore local and national groups. Included in his speaking engagements are appearances on radio and television programs. During the summer of 1950. he servml as director of the Institute of World Affairs held at Salisbury. Connecticut In addition to these activities, Dr. klotsche has contributed to such publications as Pro-grist vie i Education. School and Socictt . Stx’ial Studies, and the i«rfwi i ii Valley Historical Review. Kiirrgetic and forward-looking. Dr. Klotsche is continually working for progress in education )i prime importance this teai were his activities in unmet (ion with the expansion of educational opportunities at Milwaukee Stat Teachers ollege.

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ROBERT K. NORRIS Dim11 of Instruction In keeping with MSTCs friendly spirit is the help and guidance given students by the deans. Charlotte Wolhieger. dean of women, and Marie Merkel, assistant dean of women, give their help and encouragement to women of the college, while the dean of men. Herman Kluge, offers hi- aid and personal counseling to men of the college. The warm and sincere interest of these deans' in the students has placed them high on the rating list it men and women of the college Robert Norris, dean of instruction, aids students in choosing the division they are best suited for. Or. l-ee Mathews, director of placement is the special friend of all seniors since his is the guiding hand in the placing of graduates in their first teaching position. These administrators arc- always willing to give help wherever needed. LEE II. MATHEWS Director of Field Sen-ices S)