Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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MRS. K. E. BOWDEN The phenomenal growth of Valparaisds library can be ascribed to the untiring ef- forts of Mrs. K. E. Bowden. She capably supplied the need for one who could keep the machine running smoothly, yet always progressing. Mrs. Bowdents pleasing per- sonality, and her cheerful Willingness to aid wherever she can, has been a source of inspiration to the students. Whatever it may be, Mrs. Bowden is ready to do as much as lies within her power, whether it be solving a perplexed Freshmants troubles in the library, or co-operating for the success of any activity on the campus. N. WERLING A. L. SCRIBNER The work of registration is an important link in the functioning of a university. To register the students When they come, to control the flow of classes on an efficient basis, and to aid the students when they find themselves in academic difticulties, has been most ably performed by Mr. Scribner. His untiring efforts have placed our schedules on a par with the best. When the endowment campaign became the great- est issue to the university, he willingly con- sented to lend his efforts to the cause and has accomplished much in that fleld. M. FESSEL Page twenty-fivc

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MISS C. CORBOY The heart of every person connected with Valparaiso beats just a little faster and louder at the mention of the name of Miss Corboy. A11 rejoice in the pride of having her with us. For forty-seven years she has put heart and soul into Valparaiso. Her iaith and loyalty have forced it to higher things. When the endowment campaign began, Miss Corboy was the first to pledge. The earnest handclaps 0f the students at her words still ring in the auditorium. Never does the person who comes in contact With her, either in school or out, forget her. K. H. HENRICHS With the need for endowment and the con- sequent growth of the school came the need for a man to direct this great work. K. H. Henrichs was called from Concordia College of Fort Wayne in 1927 to become the endowment director of Valparaiso. N0 better praise can be given him than to say that his zealousness and energy has re- warded Valparaiso in a measure almost un- believable. Under his guidance, the goal of a very large endowment and the subse- quent self-supporting condition of the school is now in view. M. CARLSON Page twenty-four She is our Miss Corboy. H. NUOFFER

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x 5;; CHAS. O. ANDERSON Instructor in Art, WALTER E. BAUER, M.A. Assistant Professor, History VIRGIL E. BERRY, LL.B. Assistant Professor, Law HARRY E. BILGER, M.S. Professor, Civil Engineering HERMAN BLICKENSDERFER, B.S. Instructor, Civil Engineering Exi EDMUND W. CHAFFEE, Mus. D. Professor, Music J. M. CHRISTIANSEN, A.B. Instructor, Physical Education for Men Page twenty-six