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AFFAIRS MEN Room 205, Read Hall, houses the staff conducting Student Affairs for Men. Through Director Leon H. Ungels, Assistant Director Donald M. McKay, and secretaries, Mrs. Roy T. Callemore and Mrs. Margie Estell, pass problems of conduct, organization, and housing for the men of the university. Although this is Mr. Ungels first year at the university, he has succeeded in coordi- nating his office into top-rank efficiency. His work with the organized houses and the new men ' s housing program has earned the re- spect of all who have had any contact with him. Paralleling the construc- tion of new women ' s dor- mitories, a large over-all plan for expansion has been worked out for uni- versity men, also. Refer- ring to the drawing: No. 1 is the |)resent Defoe Hall; No. 2. an extension of Defoe, and No. ' . . the center section, which is to be a cafe ' .eria and lounge, are not being iiuilt now; No. 4, Northwest wing. No. 5. Southwest wing. and No. 6. Southeast wing, are all to be com- pleted b ) ' S e p t e m b e r. 1950. tfltL ,M - South DonnrroKy vS ,i4U J L ' NIVEIUITy • MUiOURJ r 0 rjS S Ci liimbi4. .Iljieutl r ' vjb 194-T sy vi ' . . .. 23
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i hfmm STUDEN WOMEN The Final word for the woman at Missouri comes from Room 202, Read Hall, which houses the offices of Director of Student Affairs for Women, Miss Thelma Mills; Mrs. Helen M. Buck- NER and Miss Mary Jo Littlefield, Assistant Directors; and Mrs. Martha Jones, secretary. These offices aid in control over university dormitories, residences, and organized houses for women, while at the same time maintaining a personal contact whh individual problems. Miss Thelma Mills has headed Student Affairs for Women for twelve years at Mis- souri. The local res|)ect accorded her for her work in the university is exceeded only by her national ]jroniinence as acting |)resident of the American College Personnel Associa- tion, among many other national and inter- national positions. Student Affairs for Women include super- vision of the freshman residence system. Pride of the university is the newly comj)!eled Dormitory A , which will be ready for occupancy in September of this year. The building, which stretches a block from I Di- versity to Hillcrest, will house 311 girls and 4 resident s]3onsors. 22
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