Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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DEANS OF WOMEN Since her graduation from Indiana University, Mrs. Lottie Kirby, Associate Dean of Women, has served her Alma Mater in many ways. She has acted as chief clerk to the Registrar and secretary to President Emeritus Bryan. In her present position, Mrs. Kirby has given her utmost in understanding and aid to the coeds on the I. U. campus. She has acted as intermediary between the sor- orities and the Dean ' s office, easing the headaches of the Pan-Hellenic council and individual social organizations. Mrs. Kirby is known for her sympathetic nature and has proven herself to be a faithful advisor in many a per- sonal problem. MRS. LOTTIE KIRBY MRS. KATE H. MUELLER Mrs. Kate Hevner Mueller, in her two years as Dean of Women at Indiana University, has endeared herself to the hearts of all of the 2,000 young women students to whom she offers friendly and wise counseling. Mrs. Mueller attended Wilson College and Columbia University and was formerly an instructor and assistant professor in psychology. Her experience along this line has enabled her to understand and cope with the myriad of problems which come to her office daily. 23

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DEANS OF MEN clarence E. Edmondson has been the friendly counselor of the men students at Indiana University since the office of the Dean of Men was formally established in 1919. By individual conferences with students and with their par- ents he has established a helpful and cooperative relation- ship between the faculty, students, and parents. Dean Edmondson, who is a professor of hygiene, was graduated from Indiana University with an A.B. degree in 1906. He received his A.M. degree in 1912, and two years later, in 1914, was awarded his Ph.D. degree from the University. He acts as chairman for many selection committees for awarding student scholarships and campus positions. DEAN C. E. EDMONDSON DEAN C. J. SEMBOWER Charles J. Sembower is the friend and advisor of every student on the campus and at the same time one of the most highly respected professors on the faculty. A popular speaker at student meetings, he has tact and un- derstanding which serve to establish an ideal relationship between faculty and student. He is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic fraternity, and in 1934 was made an honorary member of Phi Delta Gamma, hon- orary journalistic, debating, and forensic fraternity. Dean Sembower was graduated from Indiana in 1892 with an A.B. degree and received his Ph.D. degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1909. A noted author, he now holds the position of professor of English at the University. 22

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Mr. J. A. Franklin Assistant Comptroller Mr. Charles E. HarrcU Assistant Registrar Mr. Claude J. Black Purchasing Agent Miss Alice Nelson Director of Halls of Residence Mr. W. S. Bittner Associate Director of the Ex- tension Division Mr. Henry E. Pearson Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Harold W. Jordan Manager of the University Bookstore 24 Miss Beatrice Chitwood Stenographer, Office of Di- rector of Admission Miss Ella L. Yakey Secretary to Director of Ad- mission Mr. Frank R. Elliott Director of Admission Mr. George F. Heighway Alumni Secretary Dean Fernandas Payne Dean of Graduate School Mr. Zora S. Clevenger Director of Intercollegiate Athletics