NYU Washington Square College - Album Yearbook (New York, NY)

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HIGHER UPS CHANCELLOR CHASE Quieier ihan ever was +he library-less Tenfh Floor. Quieier ihan ever was The lhick-carpeled orlice from which, academically, many-filled l-larry Woodburn Chase runs New York Universiiy. Tall, slow-moving, iovial. wellfknown as a leading edu- caior, 'rhe Chancellor insliluled precedeni-selling gold-slar scholarships for children of NYU war dead. DEAN McCONN Charles Maxwell lVlcConn who walks lo school every day and who even keeps appoinlmenis in lhe rain, has been Dean a+ lhe Square 'lor six years, coming from Lehigh Universiiy. Wiih an unlazed serenily and a sprighily humor accompanying his wisdom from orienlalion lo graduaiion, Dean Mc- Conn is an exemplar of whai is besi ai WSC. HA:-A Miiifw-1 MAIDEENI Vnliifi Q-QA!-ii V- -is PROF. MAIDEN A iall, rolousi, rugged individual, Prof. Williani Millron Maiden, in a culoloy-hole office lo lhe rear ol ihe swinging door seclion on +he lhird floor Main, kindly, calmly, crypiically, asks ihe quesiions, gives ihe answers lhal verge on his duiies as Direcior of Admissions, DEAN GRAHAM He is a Dean, a malh professor, and a Scho'ar- ship Commiliee Chairman. Bur Palmer l-lampion Graham is a popular name in spife oi ii. Siudenls usually hear ol him when ihey're very good lDean's Lisi, scholarshipsl or when +hey're very load lslern leclures, sierner aclions.l

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DEAN ARNOLD Tlie wornen almosl ruled llwe scliool llwis year, and Dororlwy IVlcSparran Arnold loolc care of +l'1e rulers. Tall, pleasant good-looking, +l1e Dean of Women has always been mo+l1er Confessor To WSC girls. Wilh war's beginning, slwe added a new one lo ner lisl ol dulies: llwal of Red Cross super-saleswoman. DEAN BALTZLY In 'rlwe far corner of flue Dean's den on +l1e Third Floor Main, under a huge map of Russia lin Russianl, sirs Alexander Balrzly. Adviser +o superior s+u- denls, he knows every inch of Jrlwe college ca+alogue, iuggles poinlrs, credirs, courses, willw flue grealesl of ease.

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FACULTY WHO'S WHO Though somelimes somewhal awed by lheir Phi Bela Kappa keys, lhe ALBUM pho- Jrographer, nonerheless, bravely made his job a mere flash in The pan. Those plafform freaders who could, obliged wilh informal snap-shols or posed sludio porlrails. Olher pedagogues were soughf oul on slairs, labs, deparlmenlal offices. We have allempled +o make lhis lacully seclion complele so lhal in 'rhe years lo come, The men and women who have laughl, advised, and held our coniidences will be around for us To lzep on lacing. Long afler we have lorgolfen lhe rules in Jrrigo- nomefry, lhe names for Jrhe bone slruclure ol a skelelron, +he year William Shakespeare died-we will remember Jrhem. We will look al Jrhese faces and recall a classroom and a blackboard and a nolebook on an arm resl. A droning voice, a cross-eyed scowl, a middle-age slouch, and a well-fold slory will come +o mind. Willy off-lhe-record lid-bils, inlimale afler-class chals, social and command oiclice visils. Reading Jrhe books, +he arlicles 'rhey wroleg lislening lo lhe radio Jralks lhey delivered. Culling lheir classes. apologiiing for lale papers, for missing an exam. l-lere, lhen, is our facully. We will forgel wherher Jrhey gave us an A or an F. And Jrhough we leave lhem behind, we carry somelhing of lhem away wilh us. IO