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

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Inquiries from potential students are answered by Mr. E. H. Ruprecht of the Student Procuree ment Oche. Contacts with such students are made by him With the help of the student body, pastors, teachers, Walther League secretaries, Valpo Guild members, and alumni. Under his supervision are three entrance counselors who work in various parts of the country interesting high school stu- dents in Valpo. Through this office, scholarships and campus employment are arranged for those Who need them. E. H. RUPRECHT, ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT 22 The University Senate is comprised of faculty members With Senior ranking. The purpose of the organization is to assist the president in the formulation of policies aifecting the general welfare of the university and in the regulation of all matters pertaining to the functioning of the university. This august group composes a strikingly colorful appearance When its members march in convocations and commence- ments.

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MISS HELEN OLSON, SOCIAL DIRECTOR Miss Olson is the Assistant to the Dean of Women and serves in the important and full time capacity of director of social activ- ities. The students come to her to register their social events. PROFESSOR MARGARETTA S. TANGERMAN, Dean of Women, Sociology and Social Work Departments Head. DR. MARSHALL J. JOX, Personnel Director and Dean of Men, Associate Professor of Law. Dean Tangerman renders service as the Dean From the office of Dr. Jox comes both the super- of Women and she also holds the position of Head visionhof the male students of the University and 0f the Department Of Sociology and Social Work. the personnel program, that program which assists Her HOPCD d00f POHCY iS W611 known to the lower division students by providing each student students and it 15 to her that many of them come with a personnel counselor Who serves as friend, for personal counseling. She SUPhTViSCS the worn- confidant and counselor. In this office is kept a enis residence halls and the sororities. She is an complete personnel record of each student. advisor for various campus organizations and is a member of the University senate.

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Another school year has passed with the Board of Directors per- forming in the greatest capacity for the betterment of Valparaiso University. The men on this board work for a common cause and formulate the policies that will promote success for the campus. These men are giving their time and efforts in performing the task of the central administrative body of the university and are working to make it the best university possible. 0W6 unimsilg 5mm 1 For twenty years the Valparaiso Univer- sity Guild has done much to foster the aims and purposes of the university. Starting from an organization of twenty-live women under the name of The National Wom- en's Committee of the Lutheran Univer- sity Association, it has increased in size un- til now the Guild numbers 6,000 members from .eleven states and the District of C0- lumbla. The most notable enterprise the Guild has ever undertaken was the erection of a women's dormitory. In 1946 that chal- lenge was realized in the beautiful Guild Hall. The latest project is the completion of a building fund to: be used for the erec- tion of the guild chapel on the east campus. It has truly lived by its motto, iiBuild with the Guild.