George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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MISS VIRGINIA KIRKBRIDE ★ Two faculty members who mate student problems their personal responsibility are Miss Virginia Kirkbride and Dr. Burnlce Jarman. To them the staff dedicates the 1946 CHERRY TREE. Miss Kirkbride as Director of Women ' s Activities and Dr. Jarman as Registrar have contributed much to the University through their services as Administra- tive Officers and faculty members and through their sincere interest in the students of The George Washington University. Director of Personnel Guidance since June f944 t Miss Kirkbride has helped many students find employment, and is particularly busy this year securing part-time jobs for student veterans. In addition to the supervision of the dormitories, she serves as advisor to Mortar Board, Big Sisters, and the Panhellenrc Association and is a member of the Student Life Committee, Leaders of campus activities have discovered that Miss Kirk- bride ' s office is the source of many excellent ideas for projects and programs and of methods for carrying them out. Miss Kirkbride graduated with distinction from the University of Nebraska where she was elected to Pi Lambda Theta, honorary educational organization. She is now teaching several courses in secretarial studies at the University and is an active member of P.E.O., a social and education society. Interested in faculty as well as student activi- ties, Miss Kirkbride holds offices in the Faculty Women ' s Club and the Newcomers Group, Miss Kirkbride $ gracious manner and helpful suggestions have won the enthusiastic friendship of the women students of the University, who are always welcomed in her friendly busy office on the second floor of Columbian House,

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THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS YEAR HONORS ACTIVITIES SPORTS GREEKS c o n t e n t s

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I 1 J i 1 I) As Chairman of the Committee on Student Life for four years, Dr. Jarman has taken the lead in solving extra-curricular problems, and has given valuable assistance to campus leaders. His confidence in the students is shown by his supervision of the Uni- versity Chapel where weekly worship services are conducted by the students themselves. As Director of Religious Activities at the University, Dr, Jarman serves as advisor to the Religious Council and the individual religious organizations r and in addition is advisor to the Interfraternity Council and Omicron Delta Kappa, Coming to the University in 1939 as Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Jarman became an Associate Professor in 1943, and In addition to h is full-time duties as Reg- istrar still teaches several courses. Elected to membership in Who ' s Who In American Education and to Leaders in Education, he is a life member of the National Education Association and a member of the Society for the Advancement of Education, Phi Delta Kappa, and Omicron Delta Kappa. A leader in h Is community, Dr. Jarman is Chairman of the Arlington Council of Community Agencies, Vice-President of the Arlington County Tuberculosis Association, Trustee of the Community Chest, and elder in the Clarendon Presbyterian Church, and President of the Westminster Foundation for the National Capital Area. Known to some for his engaging classroom manner, to others for his sound advice on student activities, but known to all University students for his sincerity, joviality and good judgment, is Dr, Burnice H. Jarman, the University Registrar, ★ DR. BURNICE JARMAN