Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Graduate Manager The Present system of student finance was origi- nated in 1929. The executive council chases a graduate manager to whom the organizations re- ceiving student funds and the classes must sub- mit a record of all expenditures. Mr. Lestle I. Sparks, acting as graduate manager, has proved the system very successful through his sustained effort. Mr. Sparks is also advisor to the student executive committee. Alumni Association Iohn L. Gary of West Linn heads an active and ever-growing alumni association of Willamette University. This association tends to keep alive the memories and spirit of the graduates. Business Secretary As the Business Secretary of the University N. S. Savage supervises the finances of Willamette University and cooperates with the student execu- tive committee in the matter of student finance. Registrar A student's first contact with Willamette Uni- versity comes through the registrar's office Where Mrs. Ethel Schreiber receives questions about the University and requests from prospective stu- dents. Mrs. Schreiber distributes the annual cata- logs and pamphlets of the university and has charge of the first formal procedure of the college year registration. President's Secretary As secretary to the President, Miss Iessie M. Woods schedules appointments with the president of the university and aids in conducting the regu- lar business of the office. In this way she serves as an intermediary between the president and the students. Student Placement Bureau Miss Pearl Swanson serves as Director of the Teacher Placement Bureau of Willamette Univer- sity and also as Secretary to the Dean of the Uni- versity. As director of teacher placement Miss Swanson contacts the school officials throughout the state and makes applications for those regis- tered With the bureau. Pngr' sfzfrvliecn at .pew-. FQ., . glue-' F61

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Dean oi Women Dean oi Men S THE Dean of Women Miss Dahl is constantly Working for the best interests of the uni- versity and the students. The sympathy and understanding which she extends to all who come to her has gained her the confidence of the students. Through this office the yearly so- cial calendar is Worked out to provide the fullest enjoyment of the activities by the student body as a Whole. TOLERANCE and understand- ing and an adequate sense of the true value oi life are quali- ties ot the Dean of Men, Daniel H. Schulze, which qain him the respect and admiration of the students. Throughout the year he is constantly Working to aid the students who know him as a real friend.

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SN -fl A --. ITELEN A RT I-IUR , A.B., I,L.M. Instrwnctor in Law. IUARL TIQLEODORE ISROXVN , M.S. Professor of Phgzlsivs. CLARA Emsss. M.M. I'rufusso7' of Piano mul Theory. CHARLES CHAVVNER HA- Wowrl-I, A.B. Ivzyslructm' lin, Syumisla. PAUL XV. CARPEN'r1cIc. A.l3., M.S. A ssistrmt in CfI.P'll1'fSf7'QI,l. Omvm M. DAH1., A.M. IJH1-11, of VVumen mul Associrnlre Prufcssov' of Ue1'11m'H. FRANK M. IERTCKSON- lCd,D. Dnmz of the Uni-Uc1'sily. C. M. INMAN. LL.B. 1 'a'o1'csso'r ol' Law. XV. VV. HERMAN C1.Ar:s:,. A.M. A ssocirz te Profcssrn' of I'lLysic11,l Sci ence. NIAIIY SCI-IULTZ DUNCAN l'llSt1'll0Z01' ul. Viulfiwr.. CONSTANCE ITONVLER, AB, lnstrur-for 'in Arn. I.,o!mNA N. JAHK, I-nstrucim' in llama Ecu. nomius. ALIDA GALE CURREY. A.M. Director of Physical El7'IlCfl'ff'07L fm' Womru. ICDNA .TENN1s0N ELLIS, A,1VI. l11.sIr1Lct01' 'in Lrziivzf. Rrrmclvl' MOULTON GATICE, HD., Ph.D. Professor of History and I'oliMcul Svizmce. CHARLES T-T. JOHNSON, Pl1.D. I'1'afe.ssm' ol' C'ILem'ist1'y.