University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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DEAN NEWHOUSE Dean of Men In his first year In office as Dean of Men, Mr. Newhouse has won the liking and ad- miration of students, hie likes to chat with students over coffee in the Coffee Shop, and finds them as stimulating as they find him. His spare time is spent with his two small children, and he has no trouble handl- ing them after handling 6,000 University men all day. He also likes to putter around in his woodworking shop. DEANS OF MEN WILLIAM H. BOTZER Assistant Dean of Men One of the most popular men on the campus, Dean Botzer is at his best when he has a hard job, and the harder the better. He has revamped Freshman Week, making is on efficient orientation period and of real value to the freshmen. He is very much In demand as a speaker, and holds the record OS campus toostmaster. His hobby is radio, and he often appears on campus radio programs. 25

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MISS MAY DUNN WARD Dean of Women A keen interest In student problems and the will to do something about them, make Miss Ward an effective and efficient Dean of Women. Her pet project for the post few years has been to get more scholar- ships to help needy students through col- lege, and her efforts in this direction are unceasing. She is a member of Mortar Board, and her current hobby is landscap- ing her new home in Edmonds. DEANS OF WOMEN li 1 -J I m - 1 18 H B m MISS MARY I. BASH Associate Dean of Women As Associate Dean of Women, Miss Bash ' s greatest concern is housing women students. She also handles personnel inter- views, works with women ' s organizations, and is adviser to the advisers. Miss Bosh has the photographic bug, and likes to take pictures of her six room Cope Cod house which she helped to plan. The many coeds who go to her with problems find her an understanding counselor and a witty con- versationalist. ' 24

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DEANS EDWARD H. LAUER Arts and Sciences Noted OS a progressive educator . . . human and lovable . . . this year proposed a revised plan for the college of Arts and Sciences which gives promise of more nearly meeting the legit- imate expectations the student may have of his college experience. HOWARD H. PRESTON Economics ond Business Director of last summer ' s Pacific Northwest Banking School . . . energetic and possessed of a keen sense of humor . . . graduate of Coe College, Iowa . . . has taught in nine colleges . . . likes Washington where he can ice skate and climb mountains. FRANCIS F. POWERS Education Savant with a sense of humor . . . gets even the most obscure points across through opt illustra- tions and similes . . . does much to dispel dry-as- dust conception of education . . . author of several education texts and a nationally known educator. 26