Fenn College - Fanfare Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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COGPERATI E EDUCATOR Our young and energetic faculty can keep up with the stiff pace that is set by a modern college set down in the middle of a hustling city. They not only teach, but many of them act as consultants for Cleveland and Ohio firms. Professor Kopas is the outstanding example this year. He has extended the services of the Testing and Guidance department to the industrial field, and now more and more local industries are using his tests and his services to select employees. Most of the engineering faculty are spending most of their spare time in conducting Defense Training courses to H11 the need for the skilled workers who are needed in the rearmament program. They are characterized by a warm personal interest in the development of each student. Through the faculty counseling system many of them give hours of their time to help us straighten out the kinks in schedules, finances, study habits and the host of other problems which afflict the normal college student. They always stand ready to offer advice and encouragement when we encounter diffi- culties on co-op jobs. Doctor Tuttle answered a call for advice at two a.m. one morning. We call them co-operative educators because they are an unusual group of men and Women who make Penn and her students valuable to Cleveland and the nation. They are a fun-loving bunch, always ready to relax. We find them human, heartwarming and good fellows to know. Ashmus, Sokoloff study in the lounge. Dombrose at the Bulletin Board. Bibbo in the Library. Fleming Danforth Partridge and Doris Johnson discuss a date

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ii l 313'-f'!r3 0 A. C. Ernst Fanfare salutes the Cleveland citizen Who has done much during his life to make his city more comfortable, interesting, and vital. As president of the Cleveland Cham- ber of Commerce, he provided leadership for a new program of activities that has earned the gratitude and respect of the entire Community.