Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Mrs. Wallace, Washburn nurse, prepares a polio shot. Clancy and Chet stop to discuss the union lunch menu. Dr. Mark Ardis and Dr. Albert Samuelson are now complet- ing their senior year of resi- dent training and serve as psy- chiatric consultants for Wash- burn students. many services provide campus organization The Student Health Center, which is located on the west wing of the second floor of Morgan Hall, includes the offices of William Nice, M.D., Mark Ardis, MD., and Albert Samuelson, M.D. Mrs. Lucille Wallace is Washburn's full time nurse. Dr. Ardis and Dr. Samuelson are part of the University's psychiatric service. They are in their senior year of training and both work at the Family Service and Child Guidance Center in Topeka. Chester W. Watts has been director of the Union since l953. Prior to that time, he was a member of the staff of the University's Business Office. J. J. Clancy, who received a B.S. Degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management from Fair- leigh-Dickinson University in Rutherford, New Jersey, is the Food Services Manager. Among his many duties, is included the planning of weekly menus for the Memorial Union and Ben- ton Hall. Miss Elizabeth Ebright is the Librarian for Washburn. Among many degrees, she holds a degree in Library Science from the University of Illinois. Miss Sadie E. Hall, assistant librarian, holds her degree in Library Science from the Univer- sity of Denver. Miss Helen Fisher, Cataloger, graduated from Kansas University and the University of Michi- gan. She attended the University of Alaska last summer on a Sweet Sabbatical. Other library assistants are Mrs. Lois Hartman, Mrs. Opal Wade, and Miss Kathryn Schirmer. Mr. Lloyd Durow is the head of the Buildings and Grounds department. His office is located in the physical plant on the southeast part of the campus. He is responsible for directing cus- todial services in all buildings on campus and maintenance of the grounds.

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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.

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Helen Fisher, Cataloger, Miss Ebright, Head Li- brarian, and Sadie Hall, Assistant Librarian, search for a book. Miss Hall and Miss Ebright frequently give book reviews for Topeka civic groups. gi V ' 2 fl. L is 5 I. K ,,MuM -Tv Lloyd Durrow is responsible for directing custo- dial services in all buildings and for the main- tenance of the grounds. He expects the recent expansion of the university to greatly increase his duties. me-..-F rj VA Library assistants Lois Hartman, Opal Wade, and Kathryn Schirmer are always busy checking out books, checking the stacks, making up book lists and quieting noisy students. 'I7