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

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W. C. DICKMEYER President Page 20 2 REV. G. C. EARTH Cincinnati, Ohio MR. WM. F. BOEGER 2 Chicago, Ill. MR. H. DAHLEN South Orange, N. J. MR. W. C. DICKMEYER Ft. Wayne, Ind. MR. H. EBERLINE Detroit, Mich. MR. E. J. GALLMEYER Ft. Wayne, Ind. REV. O. A. GEISEMAN Oak Park, Ill. MR. ED. W. JAEGER Chicago, Ill. MR. WM. H. KROEGER Akron, Ohio WM. F. BOEGER Vice-President REV. P2 MILLER Secretory Board Of Direcmrs MR. GEORGE H. LETZ Crown Point, Ind. DR. W. A. MAIER St. Louis, M02 REV. PAUL MILLER Ft. Wayne, Ind. MR. H. F. MOELLERING Ft. Wayne, Ind. REV. L. NUECHTERLEIN St. Joseph, Mich. MR. J. A. SAUERMAN Chicago, Ill. REV. L. J SIECK St. Louis, M02 DR. U. L. ULBRICH Detroit, Mich. MR. F. WEHRENBERG Ft. Wayne, Ind. Boeger Gollmeyer Wehrenberg Geiseman Dickmeyer Souermon Miller Moellering Lonkenou Joeger Ulbrich Letz Kreinheder GEORGE H2 LETZ .Treosurer

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To Our Graduates of 1935: According to the oilicial statement at its aims and objectives, Valparaiso Uni- versity seeks to serve the young men and women who enroll as students by oilering them a thorough training in such Fields ol learning as its lacilities and resources permit, and by oFiering them this training in an environment which, by deepening their Christian consciousness, will at the same time tencl to promote their spiritual well-being and growth. it is the fervent hope of the undersigned that Valparaiso University has been able to achieve this aim in a Fair measure with respect to the Fine group of young men and women who will receive their diplomas on Commencement Day in attesta- tion of the fact that they have met the academic requirements for graduation. Yet, how For the University has succeeded in the attainment of its aim with respect to these young men and women will be evidenced more by the graduates themselves than by the diplomas which they will receive. lt will be evidenced by the things they do and say as they leave the institution; by the diligence with which they will apply themselves to their respective tasks,- by the ability which they will manilest in doing their work,- by the principles oi honor, integrity, and justice by which they will be guided in their actions; by the type at service they shall render as members at the church and as citizens oi the state. Naturally we shall follow their careers with keen interest and with the ardent hope that their future activities will give abundant proof of the achievement, in a good measure, of its high aim by the institution which they call their Alma Mater. My friends of the class ol1935, our very best wishes go with you. My parting word is the prayer that the blessing of God may rest upon you abund- antly. Very sincerely yours, I President. Page I9

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Administration KREINHEDER BAUR KROENCKE KUMNICK SCRIBNER ANDRES HENRICHS BOWDEN CORBOY CARLSON NEFF MERKER N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OSCAR CKREINHEDER . . . President CATHERINE CORBOY . A AlumniSecretary JOHN C-BAUR - - . Executive Secretary THEODOREF.ANDRES MembershipSecretory ALBERT F. SCRIBNER, A.B., Business Manager and Registrar KARL -l. HENRICHS, M.A. . Endowment Secretory FREDERICK w. KROENCKE, Ph.D., Dean of University MARHA CARLSON . - - Bursar HENRY H. KUMNICK, A.B., LLB. . Dean of Students GAYNELL NEFF . Director, Ammo Hall KATHARINE E. BOWDEN, B.S. . . Librarian MRS. -YDIA MERKER . , Matron, Lembke Holl Page 21