Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Ben E. David, Dean of Men Who do you think is the busiest person on campus—a student with two lab reports overdue or a professor with themes to correct? They're both busy alright, but Dean Ben David takes the honors in this category. His responsibilities are many and varied. During a single day he may attend a policy meeting, listen to personal problems, advise student organizations, check accounts, speak at a dinner, and attend a student meeting. Despite the fast pace and rugged schedule Dean David's smile has never vanished and his pleasure in helping students never faltered. It is with deep regret that we. the student body, say farewell to our good friend, Dean Ben David who leaves Tech to assume other duties. We wish a grand guy the very best of luck and much happiness. Dale E. Strict, Head Men's Residence Halls

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C. E. Wangeman, Head Bureau of Placements K. H. Fagerhaugh J. L. Elliott, Executive Secretary Librarian Alumni Federation

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Mrs. R. L. Hackett, Dean of Women When the fall semester opened Tech welcomed Mrs. Helen Hackett as acting Dean of Women. A graduate of Margaret Morrison, Mrs. Hackett returned to her alma mater to assume the many responsibilities of her office. She is always ready to offer help and guidance when it is needed, but she is equally eager to have the girls drop in to tell of an exciting or a new achievement. Mrs. Hackett's policy is one of counsel and guidance rather than strict discipline for she knows that we must learn to make our own decisions. A completely charming and gracious person, Mrs. Helen Hackett has made many friends in this her freshman year as Tech's acting Dean of Women. Mrs. E. C. Hagins Resident Head, Morewood Gardens