Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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NELLIE C. TROEIQTZSCH JANE TURNER DOROTHEA WALKER ALFRED J. WANDS TROELTZSCH, Nellie C., Professor of Home Economics, Head of Department Whether your aim is just to make some man a good wife or to enter a profession requiring Home Economics, Mrs. Troeltzsch gives you the opportunity to attain your ambition as well as win a real friend. TURNER, Jane, Assistant to the Dietitian Do you all know Jane Turner? As Assistant to the Dietitian, she helps with preparation of salads and other dining room tasks which are so essential to every C. W. C. meal. TWEED, Ernest V., Educational Counselor Mr. Tweed is interested in each of us, and shows it by being kindly and helpful to anyone who turns to him for counsel in planning the right program. VAUGHN, Gwenyth R., Instructor in English and Speech, Director of Treat Hall With her own spirit of friendly cooperation, Miss Vaughn has se- cured the respect and admiration of every girl in Treat Hall. ERNEST V. TWEED GWENYTH R. VAUGHN MAYBELLE MAUK CLARA LOUISE WILM WALKER, Dorothea, Assistant Director of Porter Hall, Instructor in Business Education Agreeable and friendly, Miss Walker keeps the confusion in Porter Hall down to a minimum, which is a real iob, and capably acts as instructor in typing. WANDS, Alfred J., Professor of Art, Head of Department A fine artist himself, Mr. Wands gives C. W. C.-eds the benefit of his wide study in Europe and the needed inspiration for accomplish- ment in the field of art. MAUK, Maybelle, College Nurse Kind and considerate, Mrs. Mauk ably cares for our ailments and gives us any advice we may need for avoiding illness. WILM, Clara Louise, Professor of Modern Languages Miss Wilm, small and dainty, is capable of great things when it comes to instructing faltering C. W. C.-eds in learning a new tongue. As teacher of German and French, she gives us the benefit of her own knowledge of these languages. Page I9

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ROLAK, Mrs. Alma Wintibaugh As assistant dietitian, Alma does a fine job of supervising dining room and camp meals. ROBINSON, Mrs. Helen Rumsey, Professor of Dramatic Arts There is no one better known and better loved than Mrs. Robby on the C. W. C. campus. Dramatics instructor and authority on col- lege girls' problems, she is willing to help anyone who feels the need of motherly advice. SCOTT, Marjorie G., Professor of Physical Education, Head of De- partment Miss Scott, vivacious W, A. A. sponsor and dance instructor makes those hours of exercise on the bars agreeable as well as painful. SHARP, Fern, Assistant Office Secretary Mrs. Sharp easily fulfills the requirements for a capable office worker, which is so important to the management of the college. MRS. ALMA ROLAK MRS. HELEN RUMSEY ROBINSON VlVlENNE SMITH MAXINE STARRlNG SMITH, VIVIENNE, Professor of Physical Education Pretty, charming, Miss Smith coaches everything from a dainty ballet to a hard basketball game. With her help, every C. W. C.-ed can learn corrective exercises, personal hygiene, and rules for keep- ing fit. STARRING, Maxine, Assistant Office Secretary Though she is known officially as Assistant Office Secretary, Mrs. Starring capably handles scores of general tasks with her character- istic quiet efficiency. STARRlNG, Rev. Paul W. Regardless of your denomination, Mr. Starring will willingly help anyone with her religious problems. Quiet and understanding, he goes about his teaching with enthusiasm and the greatest interest in his work. THAL, Helen M., Assistant Director of Publicity, Instructor in English Vivacious, witty Miss Thal, with her informal, sincere manner, makes any class a pleasure. As chaperon for trips and parties, she readily enters into the spirit of any occasion. MARJORIE G. SCOTT FERN SHARP PAUL W. STARRlNG HELEN M. THAL it Page l 8

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BERTHA G. WINCHESTER LEE H. WINEMILLER ARTHUR T. BLISS OLAN COATES 'fi MRS. NORA M. JOHNSON WINCHESTER, Bertha G., Assistant Director of Foote Hall Acting as mother to Foote Hall en masse is not an easy task, but Mrs. Winchester handles the job with the greatest assurance and apparent pleasure. WINEMILLER, Lee H., MD., Campus Physician His aim is to be of service to you. Kind and thoughtful, does a fine job as campus physician. BLISS, Arthur T., Special Officer Who has not felt a comforting sense of protection at the sound of Mr. Bliss's low singing of When Irish Eyes Are Smiling as he made his rounds about the dormitories at night? COATES, Olan, Custodian Giving his time and effort to keeping our campus in the best of condition, Mr. Coates is quiet, unassuming and efficient in every- thing he does. JOHNSON, Mrs. Nora M., Housekeeper As she goes about her duties, seeing that the dormitories are kept clean and attractive for us, Mrs. Johnson gives the impression of real capability and interest in her work. Page 20