Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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'UW ' Dr. Philip Tripp, Dean of Students, spends most of his hours lecturing in education courses, talking to students and planning the future of Washburn's broadening cultural horizons. the cleans advise students in many areas Dr. Phillip Tripp, Dean of Students, has a busy and well rounded schedule. He is a mem- ber ot the Washburn General Council and teaches in the Education Department. He also counsels students and serves as a member of the Union Advisory Board. Dean Tripp is from Cleveland, Dean E. Hackett, Dean of Men, is also an Education in- Ohio, and received his Master's degree from the University of Ohio and his Ph.D. from Chicago University. Before coming to Washburn in 1956 he was a counselor at Chicago Teachers College. Dean Hackett, Dean of Men, came to Wash- burn in l957. He is an instructor in Education structor and advises the Student Council and lnterfraternity Marie Moore, Dean of' Women, has a busy time teaching Fresh- Council. man English and checking on Benton Hall and the four sororities. 2

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James Young, Director of the Evening College and Gladys Phinney, Registrar, handles all statistical records for the Student Employment, finds his duties heavier. Washburn University students and administration. Gerald Barker, Public Relations Director, grad- uated from Gttawa University and has done grad- uate work at Kansas University. Whenever there is something going on at Washburn, Gerry can be counted on to be present with his camera, cooking up a news release, Mr. Jerry Hutchison has been Admissions Counselor and Alumni Secretary for three years. He is a graduate of Washburn. He also edits the alumni magazine, WASHBURN ALUMNUS. Gerry Barker, Director of Public Relations, looks happy with a desk full This friendly smile belongs to Jerry Hutchison, of photographs and a big news release. Admissions Counselor and Alumni Secretary. Nh ,W a.,,, ., K , l Q Us-1 QM-Q 1 Xie ull 13

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and advisor to the Student Council and the ln- ter-Fraternity Council. Dean Hackett is from Whitewater, Wisconsin, and received his Bache- lor's and Master's Degree in music at North- western University. Before coming to Washburn he was Assistant Dean of Men at Heidelberg College. Marie Moore, Dean of Women, has been at Washburn since l948. She received her Bache- lor's Degree from Kansas University and her Master's Degree from Michigan University. Dean Moore instructs Freshman English and advises the Women's Council and Panhellenic. She is originally from Clearfield, Iowa, and was a coun- selor at Stephens College before coming here. Dr. Arthur F. Engelbert has been the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences since l959. He received his undergraduate degree from Con- cordia College in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, and his graduate degrees from the University of Pitts- burgh. John Howe, Dean of the Law School and pro- fessor of law, came here in l959. Before com- ing to Washburn he was assistant dean of the Law School at St. Louis University. Originally from Newport, Kentucky, he received his L,L.D. and L.L.M. from the University of Michigan and is a member of the Kentucky, Missouri and American Bars. Dr. Arthur F. Engelbert, in addition to being the Dean of the College, is also head of the Scholarship and Loan Committee. John Howe, who is now entering his second year as Dean of the Washburn University Law School, can, on many occasions, be found browsing through the shelves of the University Law Library.