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

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t MXWM v Dr. Marshall J. Jox, Personnel Director and Dean of Men. Dean JOX: Dean 0f Men and Personnel Director, says Professor and Mrs. H. H. Kumnick, Directors of Lembke Hall; of his job, ttIt is never dull 0r monotonous. It is true that , there are many disappointments, but every satisfaction compensates for them? His duties are to better the gen- eral welfare of the men students. He also directs the faculty counseling system for lower division students. Pictured below are the Directorsemen and women- of the University dormitories. Assistant Professor W. Hutchins, Director Dorm B ; f Professor M. Alfred Bichsel,' Hank Bojarzin, Director Dorm A Director of ttGlamour Manorf 455 Greenwich. 29

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, DEANS AND DORM DIRECTORS Professor Margaretta S. Tangerman, Dean of Women, Head of the Department of Somology and Social Work. Miss Lois Nelson, Mrs. J . A. Hofsass, Director of Altruria Hall- Director of Guild Hall. Working With the students on this campus is the most Challenging and interesting work I have ever donef, com- mented Dean Tangerman, and considering her back- ground of twenty years as social worker and twelve years in banking, this statement is quite significant. As Dean of Women she counsels women students and meets with the Dormitory Directors to better the wel- fare of students at Valparaiso. Mrs. Ana Keyl, Mrs. Elsa Schwerin, Mrs. Dorothea Dunagan, Director of Memorial Freshmen. Director of Dodge H311. Head Director of Guild and Memorial 28

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Faculty Senate meets in one of its monthly sessions under the direction of Dr. Kretzmann. Guild Women The purposes of the Guild WOmen are many. They aim to develop a greater inter- est in Valparaiso University, to' give financial aid to the University, to assist in student en- rollment, and to help provide facilities for the students. In executing these purposes the women have provided funds to build Guild Hall, raised money for a small chapel, furnished the recreation room in Guild Hall, bought silver and tea service for the women,s dormi- tories; in the future they plan to purchase china for woments dorms. Organized in 1931, they now have 78 chap- ters across the country. Their president is Mrs. E. T. Birner of Mattoon, Illinois, and Executive Secretary, Mrs. E. H. Rupprecht of Valparaiso, Indiana. . Faculty Senate Once a month, during the academic year, the Faculty Senate meets to assist President Kretzmann in the formulation of policies ef- fecting the general welfare of the University, and to assist in regulating admission, gradua- tion, curriculum, scholarships, awards, and general student welfare. Members are the President, Deans, Professors, Assistant profes- sors! librarian, and the registrar. Students recognize this astute group in the foremost rows of robed faculty at Univer- sity convocations and graduation. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. E. H. Rupprecht, executive secretary; Mrs. W. A. Drew, first vice-president; Mrs. Sophia Heidbrink, retiring executive secretary; Mrs. Wm. Steinfeldt, treasurer; Mrs. secretary. 30 E. T. J. Birner, president; Mrs. E. V. Bartholomew,