University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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1 ARTHUR S. POSTLE Dean of Men KATHERINE INGLE Dean of Women We present two of the better known people on the campus, the deans. Their duty is to listen to the complaints of students varying from grades to dates. Both work arduously to better the relations between students and faculty; both spend many hours each year in conference with students who need some aid besides that obtainable in the class room. Dean Arthur Postle, a man who is absolutely sin- cere in his desire to be helpful, is never too busy to listen to those who seek him. Whether his counsel is sought for a job or just for advice, his charming manner and frankness have made him a students ' favorite. Dean Katherine Ingle, a graduate of the University, and a daughter of former President Dabney, has made herself known to most girls. She has a reputation for cordiality, fearlessness and individuality. • Page 25

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DANIEL LAURENCE Vice President With a background of 40 years with the University, Daniel L. Laurence needs little introduction to students or alumni. Those years were spent as under- graduate, as business manager, and finally as Vice President in charge of busi- ness administration. Through the years, Mr. Laurence has managed to take an active part in University affairs. He still works for his fraternity, Sigma Chi. When he is queried about his hobbies, Mr. Laurence replies that he has none, but John De Camp, the publicity director of U. C, says: His hobby is one of continual service to the end that his Alma Mater may enhance its position as one of the major universities of the country. Page 24 •

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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS GEORGE B. BARBOUR Dean George B. Barbour, a gentleman and a scholar, is Dean of Liberal Arts. He is a geologist by specialization, and an intellectual by all accounts. Dean Barbour has a cosmopolitan background, for he was educated in Scotland, England, and the United States, and taught for a period of time in several leading Chinese universities. The Dean has a wide diversity of interests, attends practically all the University functions, and keeps open house for the students. He is genuinely interested in students as individuals, and those who have met Dean Barbour can say that he has gained the ad- miration of all by his friendliness and flashing Scotch humor. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Founding: 1873 — in ' 40 Number in faculty . . 125 Number in school: Freshmen ---------- 305 Sophomores --.--.-- 265 Juniors 240 Seniors . - - - 159 Special Students - - - - - - - 145 1114 Boyce Hutchings Case Clark Kreider Lotspeich Page 26 •