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

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iv 1; f 672198 To the personnel oche came everything from housw ing problems to vocational aptitude tests, and Dr. M. J. Jox found that in an age ofindividualism his is a dif- ficult job He found living quarters and set hours for 1500 students, taught law the rest of the time. In a transitional period an alumni secretary may Fmd himself suddenly a choir manager, a publicity man, and even a chauffeur. Al Looman spent most of his time, however, keeping in touch With alums. He is one, himself. Miss Lois Sohn photo- graphed, edited, newspaper reported, collected news about students so that Valpo would receive pub- licity in every part of the country. With great eH-i- ciency she kept constantly Changing Eles up to date. 23

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Qelzinal tlz In the 051cc of IVIr. F. H. Rechlin, entrance counselor, the File cabinets were hlled to capacity. Applications for enrollment streamed in as they had never before, and Mr. Rechlin was a very busy-and a very Capableead- ministrator. I e-,, e, h: $$$$- The $1,500,000 drive will go down in the annals of Valpo. The Reverend F. L. Miller, with his magnificent energy and sincerity, conducted with his PubliclRelations staHr a campaign that marked a steppingistone toward a greater Valpo. 3;, The Files of Mr. A. F. Scribner were set into a newly-expanded oHice and worked over by an expanded person; nel. For as registrar and business man- ager, Mr. Scribner balanced the books for almost two thousand people. 22

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They trimmed our Zampx, and we romumm Illa midnigh! oil Plutarch They taught us Plato in class and Fizz Fuzz at parties. They made cracks in our theme margins. They asked us to dinner. But the food for thought they gave us ended up being midnight snacks every night. 24