University of Pittsburgh - Owl Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Mr. Theodore . Bidillr On'ink Of Tin Ihsiii Of M«»n Student rallies, fraternities, veterans affairs, senior placement and musical organizations are hut a few of the many activities that make the office of the Dean of Men one of the busiest places in the Cathedral. Now in his eighth year as Dean of Men, Theodore W. Middle has as his goal the achievement of a well rounded student life by every man at Mitt. Aiding the Dean in striving towards this goal are seven assistants and directors. Fraternities are the chief responsibility of K. .1. McIntosh, assistant to the dean, and other student activities fall under the supervision of William S. Saalbach. Charles II. Kbert Jr. is director of the placement bureau and is a busy man every year when thousands of prospective graduates la-gin that search for a job. A newcomer to the staff this year is Maul S. Loh-mcycr. adviser to student publications. My contrast, the member longest on the Dean of Men’s staff is William Daufenbaugh, in charge of the information room and the I'niversitv marshalls, and now in his 24th year at Mitt. The nationally known marching band and orchestra are the domain of Director Holn-rt L. Arthur. J. Kdward Uieart heads the iin| ortant division of Veterans Affairs. Secretaries to the Dean of Men: Top: Stated Miss W’kst-wood; Standing Mils. Kl-i»eb. Miss McKkkvek. Miss SlPTTOX. Hattom: Seated MissStbv-EXaos; Standing MlH McClike. M ns Donov ix, Miss O'l.EMiv, Miss l)ox-NELLY.

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Seerelarie In I hr Dean of Women: Miss Mokoan. Mrs. Stkhiirtt. Mih, Davis Mi » ll«len I'oolr Rush Office Of Tli« lloan Of Women In t lie thirty years since its establishment in 1919. the office of the Dean of Women has grown to one of the most important in the I’niversity. Headed by Dean Helen Poole Kush, a staff of six works to integrate Pitt women into a full program of social and extracurricular activities. The twelfth floor of the Cathedral is now firmly established as the women’s floor and provides a much needed center for women’s activities and relaxation. The senior mentor system directed by Dean Kush insures every freshmen woman an uppcrclass friend and counselor during her first and hardest semester at Pitt. Helen Van Dyke is assistant to the Dean, in charge of the Information room. Working closely with her is Miss Klizabeth J. Wood who trains and assists the nationality room hostesses in their service of explaining Pitt to visitors. Jean K. Findley has charge of the Women’s Housing and Job Placement bureau. The Heinz Chapel is ably managed by assistant to the Dean. Mrs. Melrose Weitzcl. Patricia Mac Donald assists Dean Kush in the sujjcrvision of the extensive program of women’s activities at the I’niversity. Miss McDonald Miss Van I ykk Mies. Wkitzki. Miss oooii aiits. rivm.iiv

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Fa iiIfv af Fast Dean of Women, Helen Poole Bush, and Kconomics ProlTessor .lolui M. Ferguson, amuse the student IkmIv at tile I’enu State victory rally. Teacher Placement Director, George W. HolTuian. and Vocational Advisor, Howard D. Blank, study an album in the faculty club lounge. Dean of Men, Theodore Y. Biddle, chat »it h Kitty O’Hagan and Mae Fleming during the I'p|H-r-ola.v Counselors banquet. Kkctrical Knginecring ProtTessnr .Philip K. Bush, helps General Kngincering Department lleail, Walter B. Turks, complete a cross word pu zle. industrial Kngincering Instructor, Daniel I.. Shields, seems distracted by the photographer. 2 6