Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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Faculty Senate Top Row. William L. Stamey, Abraham Eisenstark, Elden E. Leasure, Margaret N. Lahey, E. Beth Alsup, Edith M. Ridgeway, Annabelle J. Dickinson. Second Row: James A. Hobbs, Erie E. Hartley, William Bevan, Oscar W. Norby, John W. DeMand, Donald C. Kelley, Marjorie Adams. Third Row: Alfred F. Borg, Roger E. Regnier, Claude W. Shenkel, Paul M. Young, Thomas M. Hahn, Homer E. Socolofsky, Norma D. Bunton, Lowell Brandner. Bottom Row: Floyd W. Smith, Ralph G. Nevins, Dan W. Upson, William R. Kimel, Gustave E. Fair- banks, Walter F. Robohn, Robert E. Crank, Donald M. Trotter. Danforth Chapel nestles in the small wooded valley de- scending from the heights of Anderson Hall and approach- ing the southeastern corner of the campus. It is the scene of many student weddings and houses the new pipe organ. 17

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Deans Aim Attention At Student Problems Dean of Students Herbert J. Wunderlich headed the division of Personnel Services. Concerned with the selection and hiring of the staff for all divisions of the personnel program, Dean Wunderlich also focused his attention on more adequate housing for women students. A $1,200,000 women ' s residence hall now under construction will be used in 1962. Primarily concerned with improving housing and dormitory facilities for women students, Margaret Lahey, associate dean of women, selected the staffs for the women ' s residence halls and directed the housemother ' s workshop. Advising and counseling women students also filled Dean Lahey ' s time. Advising international students was one of the major responsibilities of Charles Wildy, assistant dean of students. He was also executive secretary of the general scholarship committee, counseled men students, and coordinated the orientation program. The Faculty Senate shaped the purposes and character of the University. Concerned with the over- all academic program, the Senate made a major policy decision by approving the discontinuation of class attendance reports to the deans ' offices. Serving from the Dean of Student ' s offices are Associate Dean Margaret Lahey, faculty advisor to the All Womens ' m Encountering both academic and disciplinary problems of K-State students is Herbert Wunderlich, dean of students. Students program, and Assistant Dean Charles H. Wildy, international students advisor and men ' s counselor.

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Spending a lot of time throughout the state, Dean Glenn H. Beck works with industry, farmers, and farm and civic organizations. The head administrator also doubles as the acting director of the Agricultural Experiment Station. Ag Dean Coordinates 3 Major Programs Beginning his second year at K-State as Dean of Agriculture, Glenn H. Beck coordinates the develop- ment of the three major agricultural programs. These include the School of Agriculture, concerned with the training of college students; the Agricultural Experiment Station, which conducts research programs, and the Agricultural Extension Servic e. Before becoming Dean, Beck was the director of the Agricultural Experiment Station. He also served as head of the Dairy Science Department at the University of Maryland and as professor of Dairy Husbandry at K-State. He received his bachelors de- gree from Idaho University, his masters from K-State, and his doctorate from Cornell University. 18