Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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FREDERICK G. DETWEILER Dean oi lVlen l:redericl4 G. Detvveiler assumed con- trol of Denison men in the fall oi T926 as acting Dean oi the University, and lor the past six years has been serving as active Dean. in T909 Dean Detweiler received his BD. from Colgate Rochester Divinity School. ln 'i9'I7 he received his AB, irom Denison and then in 'l9'I9 his A.lVl. l-le then studied in Chicago Uni- versity and received his l3h.D. from it in 'l9QQ. The majority oi Dean Detvveilers duties consist oi personal vvorlc l-le attempts vocational guidance with senior men and acts as chairman oi the curriculum com- mittee oi the University. Through his oiiice must also pass all attendance records and all news and selections For the menis assemblies. HELEN OLNEY DSCID of VVOITISVI Miss Qlney came to Denison in the lall oi 'l93'i and is now completing her third year as director oi Women's atlairs in Denison. She received her BS. degree irom Denison and then went to Columbia where she toolc her A.lVl. l-ler duties consist in giving advice to incoming freshmen on their curricula, to supervise the scholastic activities oi the Women oi the university and to Watch the progress oi the individual students under her and to give advice whenever asked. While her vocational advice is enthusiastically sought by the co-eds, Dean Qlney is not required to give a great deal oi thought to planning the social liie oi the girls as it is mostly oi a tra- ditional nature. 'ihe Deans otlice tries at all times to co-operate vvith the student Government on both constructive and disciplinary matters. l-ler routine duties consist in regulating the dining halls, supervising the dormitories, and checlcing the class and chapel attendance. It is hoped that the next three years for her will prove as successful as the last. 18 2.-'