University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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COUNSELOR CDF MEN 4- . ,- wifi . i ,,..- , , F.-XYETTE COPELAND ln the position of Counselor of Nlen, Fayette Copeland has expanded the role of father-confessor to students which he has unotlicially played since he joined the University of Uklahoma stall in 1923. Receiving his B. A. degree at the University in 1919, he became Publicity Manager of Community lnstitutes, an extension activity, in 1921. Three years later he became Assistant Professor and Publicity Director of the University. . Mr. Copeland taught at Louisiana State University while taking graduate work there, and received his lVlaster's degree in 1937. Returning to the University of Qklahoma, he be- came Associate Professor of Journalism, and held that posi- tion until his appointment as Counselor of lVlen in 1942. lvilliam ll. Nlellor, assistant Counselor of Nlen, came to the University in 1940 after receiving his Nl. A. from Co- lumbia University in 1934. l'lis first capacity in the Univer- sity was director of the remedial program and otlicial repre- sentative of the NYA. He retained these ollices when he assumed his new posi- tion, and has several hundred students directly under his care. He is advisor to students enrolled in remedial courses, and WILLIAM J. MELLOR interviews and appoints NYA students to their jobs on the campus. Page 24

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UNIVE SITY 5+ Yi ADMINISTRATORS JOHN B. CHEADLE VV.fu,'1'ERNV. Ki:.xi'i' john B. Cheadle, professor of law and Dean of Faculty, has been a member of the faculty since the establishment of the School of Law in 1909. VValter YV. Kraft is superintendent of University utilities and professor of general engineering. Through his efforts the University has gained the reputation of having one of the most efficient college utility departments in the nation. Herbert H. Scott is director of the extension division of the University and a graduate of the Uni- versity of Qklahoma. The agency over which he has charge covers the entire state through correspond- ence study courses, visual education, public information, speech organizations, short courses, Family Life Institute, and Radio Station VVNAD. Savoie Lottinville succeeded President Joseph A. Brandt as director of the University Press when he went to Princeton in 1938. He has charge of the issuance of all University publications. L. Rader has been associated with the University library since 1909, and is now director of the library and professor of library science. Dr. YV. A. Fowler became a member of the faculty of the School of Nledicine in 1912, serving until 1929. Since 1937 Dr. Fowler has become well known to all students of the University as director of the Student Health Service and professor of hygiene. v P W s 9 Q HERBERT H. SCOTT S.-wore LOTTINVILLE J. L. RADER DR. W. A. Fowreiz Page 23

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l COUNSELOR GF WCDMEN lVlARCARE'1' STEPHENSON For five years, Miss Nlargaret Stephenson has guided Coeds in the solving of their individual and mutual problems. Her work in personality and psychological development is notable. She aided in the organization of the Associated YVomen Students, which is a member of the Intercollegiate Association of VVomen Students. A graduate of the Uni- versity of Iowa, Miss Stephenson received her NIaster's degree from Columbia University. ln January, 1943, she secured a leave of absence to be- come a lieutenant in the SPARS, women's auxiliary Coast Guard corps. She is second in command to Lieutenant Com- mander Dorothy Stratton, head of the SPARS. Acting Counselor of VVomen is Nliss Virginia Reinecke, who has served as Assistant Counselor of Yvomen since 1940. A graduate of Knox College, Miss Reinecke received her lVlaster's degree from Northwestern University and came to the University immediately to assume her new position. N 1 Since she joined the University stall, she has been active in promoting student activities in the Oklahoma Nlemorial l Union. She is co-sponsor of the Cadettes, campus organiza- tion for the entertainment of Norman servicemen and naval Vikowia REINECKE OHHQQ1-3, Page 25