Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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The deansiDean Martin Fisher and Dean Dorothy Stratton. controllers of student destiny. Their offices-home of yellow slips-located in the Engi- neering Administration Building-a dean to the left of you-a dean to the right of youfand on to the carpet marched the four thousand. Wise in their counsel- sympathetically and vitally interested in their field of work -they perform their tasks conscien- tiously-student problems. financial help, employment. N.Y.A. jobs. ex- cuses and advice-personal or imper- sonal. They are counsellors of campus activities-mainstays of student life. Discipline is their secondary issue. Both are outdoor enthusiasts-golf participants. Dean Stratton finds men- tal recreation in poetic literature fishing and bird hunting beckon Dean Fisher-crossword puzzles intrigue him. On the campus the ability and initiative shown by the Dean of Wfom- en to further coeducation-the Dean of Men's long standing reputation for valuable service rendered-these are factors indispensable to the promotion of student welfare. MARTIN L. FISHER DOROTHY C. STRATTON

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THE MEMORIAL UNION The Purdue Memorial Union-an eter- nal union of memories-dedicated to the sons of Purdue who kept the last great rendezvous of war-symbolizes to the out- sider the unity of life being lived within. It is a building of opportunity-a place where you may find your real self and en- rich your life through multiplied contacts with your fellow students.

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C. D. BFSHNELL R. B. STEWART H. B. ABBETT W. A. BODDEN Superintendent Controller Purchasing Agent Auditor of Plzysiral Plant Student Organizations HELEN B. SCHLEMAN Director of W'0n1en's Resillenre Hall W. M. HEPBFRN Librarian 3 v--........,..........,,,, L. H. VALLELY Manager of Purdue Memorial l'nion vfwxxwg :N M- 1-sw.. , .. -mu Y