Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Dr. Wynand Wichers The 1950-1951 school year has brought with it still more additions to Western ' s campus. Dr. Wynand Wichers, who is com- pleting his sixth year as Vice-president, has again given of his time and cooperation that the expansion program of the college might be a continuing success. John C. Hoekje The position of Dean of Administration is one of much responsibility. But despite his time-consuming duties of supervising regis- trations, of furthering Western ' s athletic sys- tem, and of heading many committees, Mr. John C. Hoekje is always ready to consult with students on their problems and to give them special guidance. Leonard Gernant The supervision of the records office is the job that falls to Mr. Leonard Gernant as Assistant Registrar. The recording of grades, scholastic ratings, and other information about each student at Western is under his direction. In addition, he assists the Dean of Administration with many of the problems of registration.

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DR. PAUL V. SANGREN WESTERN ' S PRESIDENT To the Staff of the Brown and Gold: Again in 1951, the staff of the Brown and Gold has come forth with an excellent production. This 1951 Brown and Gold provides a first-class summary of the important student activities on the campus during the past year. It contains informative and interesting items which students will be happy to recall. Please accept the hearty congratulations and sincere compliments from the members of the staff of Western Michigan College. PAUL V. SANGREN, President ADMINISTRATION 22

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Cornelius MacDonald To Mr. Cornelius MacDonald goes the title of college comptroller and the task of keeping the books straight. It is his job to direct the work of the comptroller ' s office which handles all financial matters pertain- ing to Western. Vern E. Mabie It is the duty of Mr. Vern Mabie to help graduating students with one of their major concerns — that of finding work. As Director of Placement and Alumni Relations, he helps not only prospective teachers to find posi- tions but students in other curriculums as well. Mr. Mabie also has charge of work concerning the alumni relations of the college. Dr. Elizabeth Lichty Despite the numerous duties which are her responsibilities as Dean of Women, Dr. Elizabeth Lichty is always ready to give friendly advice to the girls on West- ern ' s campus. Now completing her fourth year as Dean of Women, Miss Lichty has continued her practice of having get acquainted chats with the freshmen women. Ray C. Pellett Mr. Ray C. Pellett exhibits his stride which is as characteristic of his walk as his friendly attitude is characteristic of the way he faces his job as Dean of Men. During his years of service in this capacity, Mr. Pellett has maintained close contact with the men at Western by helping to solve their housing situations and other vital problems. 24