University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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L ir, , , . Mrs. Leah F. Trelease Fred H. Turner Edward E. Stafford Arlmg Drum of Women Dean of Student! Dear: of Men THE DEA YVhen each green freshman enters Illinois, feel- ing perhaps a little unsure of himself and awed by the size of the campus and the crowds of students, the fact is quickly impressed upon him that he may go at any time to see the deans-F red H. Turner, Mrs. Leah Trelease, and Edward Stafford. To them any student can go for vocational counsel, financial aid, and friendly advice in almost any and every field- schedules, housing, scholarship, work, and home troubles and responsibilities. The dean of students is Fred H. Turner. Through ihis oflice pass matters dealing, among other things, with fraternities, extra-curricular activities and organ- izations, social affairs, and campus events. Several of Dean Turner's surveys of student life at the University have appeared in current magazines, and he is a well- known speaker on student life. Interesting, too, is the fact that Dean Turner's thesis may be found in the University library, for it is considered one of the most authoritative accounts ever made of the Illinois Indus- trial University. 22 Illinois' acting Dean of VVomen is popular Mrs. Leah Trelease. This year has been Dean Trelease's first in her new position, but she was already Well-known and liked on campus, her English courses were some of the most popular offered by the University. Liked for her naturalness and sincerity, for her sense of humor, for her vibrant personality, Dean Trelease has interested herself particularly in housing, scholarship, and activi- ties. But Dean Trelease has many other concerns- at least 4,000 of them, each of them a coed at Illinois, and in each of whom Dean Trelease is genuinely inter- ested. ' Edward E. Stafford is the Dean of Men. With the return of so many veterans to the campus, his office has become extremely busy, but not too busy to be concerned with the Welfare and interest of them all and all the other men on campus. He has had a great deal of experience with University life and students and has been very successful as dean, a position which he has held since 1944. l