Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Into the patient hands of the two Social Deans falls the iinenviahle task of controlling Park’s social custom and tradition as well as the social calendar. Mrs. Baxter has functioned this year as Dean of Women and Faculty Chairman of the } Social Committee, while Dr. Cannom has shared his duties as Dean of Men with Mr. Perry. Deans Cannom and Perry have had to impose an unusually large number of disciplinary actions this year, but the fellows can rest assured that such matters are in good hands and will be dealt with fairly. Mrs. Baxter’s friendly personal manner makes the applicant for special privileges or ad¬ vice feel that she can count on the most liberal and broad-minded consideration. Mrs. Baxter Dr. Cannom Mr. Perra

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Too many Park College students see Dean Sanders only through the eyes of the sinner. Aside from the disciplinary measures which are his to mete out for academic lapses, the Dean has the task of coordinating the curricular side of our college life. His capable work along this line has made him known throughout the country both for his achievements in the field of formal education and for the fine understanding which marks his personal relations with students. [ 17 ]

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Martin, Scott, Buchanan, Sil- vernail Filson, Burger, McClintock, Stone McCorkle, Broadhurst, Rine¬ hart, Brown, Piper, Howell, Wiggins, Altick, Schneitter Earnshaw, Taylor, Roberts, Metheny Along with the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women, the Men’s Council of the M. S. G. A. and the council of the W. S. G. A. have worked this year in helping to solve social problems on the campus or to impose the correct disciplinary measure when some student strays from the “straight and narrow.’’ The Men’s Council has taken an entirely different position from the D. M. A. C. of last year. It has acted, not as an advisory board, but as an actively functioning collaborator with the Dean of Men. The W. S. G. A. Council has worked with Mrs. Baxter in the field of social etiquette on the campus, governing the rules and regulations of the girls’ conduct. The two groups held joint meetings when the topic was one of interest to both, such as the student union. [ 19 ]