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

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MRS. H. A. EBERLINE . President gym' Ty ia to p U XE! 4 S 1 ffl . S 49 foam oorfm. Fl' EHSQFI bgdgog' i-Q as a'H-Denim FDB.: MB e-r U9-,QPU l3 f5SJO CDOQ-if-ev-Q O45 o.i Cage. ?3E.-D55-3 :.'af'F'DF2.. ?3,mU?Of'f 1-A-? QfD4D Orb'-'Dm Po-iftgg mg':7'pq.Q D '-:B QNQONB Mana 231:-'D' Q2 PN' 'Q3lL',.1g r-AQ-t D-AH. Eocbp-Ant'-:T ugzbllllmw H.-OUQH Cbafkr-g 4 gnOmOc-f 30,050 5-tQg,,'5S'ru f :f'93 q3 one-r,.D.'3 O 5 i?g.C.i.2 5255.29 2-.ofDR'2-. . 33-Dm... 9- 1-rf:-r-D PQ.:-M QVC OD BENQ' me-r OD:-2 Sxfirnl I As its maigobjective the Women's auxiliary has the creation of a home atmosp ere at Valparaiso. Much has been done toward the attain- ment of this goal by recent improvements made in both girls' and boys, dormitories. 'Rhey have also contributed. to the beautification of the cam- pus by their gif-t of fifteen evergreen trees presented by fifteen chapters. The next big gighl is the building of a new girls' dormitory which is to have all improveme as s. . CD , 'Zi . :Lf fi CD Q VV 18 l 'ri his 1. ka MRS. M. HEMMETER MRS. A. 0. KAMPE Vice-President Secretary If 18 9 Page twenty-eight

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With rnemones and money they oflwmys rewrri, The annual Home- coming meeting of the Alumni association marked the election of Walter Christopher of Oak Park, Illinois, as the second president of the organization. Walter Christopher was gradu- ated from the Law school in June, 1936, and suc- ceeded Leonard WALTER CHRDSTOPHER Presidenf Schramm of Farming- ton, Missouri, as presi- dent. At present there are six chapters of the Alum- ni association, and more are in the process of or- ganization. Those now active are in Detroit, In- dianapolis, St. Louis, Chicago, Bay City, and Fort Wayne. Page twenty-seven

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Sauerman, Miller, Dickmeyer, Kreinheder, Boeger 3 U7 O UD 'T f 3 -D Dlllffl 1.-'EA D il With a program oglniversity ex- pansion as its mainwfobjective, the Board of directors ng aims to ful- fill its plans for a new gym, a hospital, a library, and a largefiystudent body. Also on the progranig are plans for campus improvemeifd Which have been making rapid progress. Several generous bequests ring the last year, notably one ofQE50,000 from Mrs. NV. H. T. Dau and another of 320,000 from Mrs. PQe, have mate- rially aided this proggss. The Board is' advisegby a National board of 125 represenfitive men Who act as an advisory committee. Board of directors group Page twenty-nine