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

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Fazcult A R T GEORGE H. GOUNDIE M.F.A., Stare University Iowa of ROBERT W. SCHELLIN ELSA ULBRICHT M.S., University of Wisctvnsin B.E., State Teachers College. Milwaukee B I O L O G Y VALBUR BORGER M,A., University of Wisccmnsin CHARLOTTE R, MAJOR BURTON L. POTTERVELD M.A., Columbia University I-aVf0f1 School Of Aff? UfliV91 sity of Wisconsing University of Iowa A V U I D S I U O A L ROBERT VON NEUIVIANN Graduate of Royal Academy, Berling Master Pupil of Profes- sors Doeper and Orlikg student of Hans Hofmann, New York PETER SALAMUN EMMET E. SHIPMAN Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Ph.D., University of Illinois

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mf oumelmfs To aid students in their aca- demic, vocational, and emo- tional problems, the college maintains a counseling and guidance department. Its serv- ices are readily available and valuable to many. Through a wide-range testing program and interviews, students are guided in selecting a career, choosing the division of the college to which they are best adapted, achieving a good scholastic re- cord, and orienting themselves to college life. For additional assistance the department refers students to the deans, medical office, or one of the college clinics. Miss Marie Merkel, one of the three counselors, works with people in the various di- visions of education in addition to directing the Freshman Ori- entation program. L Henry jefferson talks things over with Miss Merkel. Mr. Kramer chats with Dale Miller. hah-viii The other counselors help people in other divisions and with different problems. Dr. Dale Nance, psychologist and instructor, is a part time de- partment member, counseling those with special problems. Pierce Kramer Cpicturedj counsels people in the liberal arts and unclassified divisions. Another important service of the department is exit counsel- ing. Students leaving the college for various reasons can be guid- ed in selecting a vocation. To receive aid in solving their problems, the men and women of the college have only to read the sign, 'lWalk In, on the door of the counseling office and meet one of the counselors. Each is ready to serve student needs.

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C S A C M H P 0 U O S L LUCILE EVANS BARBARA BIXBY lVl.A,, N cbrt hwestefll UI1iverSifX M.S., University of Chicago LUCILLE PATTON BURGDORF M.A.. Columbia University lRENE E. HARNEY M.A., Northwestern University LURA M. CARRITHERS M.A., University of Illinois BARBARA CORLETT M.A., Northwestern University BERNICE BLAKELY MA.. Columbia University MlRlAM DALE M.A., University of Michiga ANTHONY V. lNGRELl.l MINETTE MACIAS ETHIEL C. ROTHWELL M.A., Columbia University B.S., in Etl., State Teachers M.A., Columbia University College, Milwaukee