University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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PAGE 24 UNIVERSITY T IDEA F lllll NPN STJ lwiif Z :U l Q a T62 . T N V 'menu as 39 Q0 fl LJ H. KATHLEEN RESSLER AssisTanT To Dean of Men In The Dean oT lv1en's OTTice congregaTe a mulTiTude oT Tellows wiTh some- Thing on Their minds. WheTher iT be Tinancial, scholasTic, or a Ii++Ie on The personal side. They Tinol in ThaT oTTice a soluTion To Their woes or aT leasT some iniecTion oT TranguiliTy in Their conTusion. The beginning oT The Treshmen year brings The young man Tace To Tace wiTh TesTs-psychological, occupaTional, anyThing aT-all-al. These grueling ordeals may be poison To one who is undergoing Them, l:JuT They are a ioy Torever To The Dean's OTTice. They give ThaT all-imporTanT idea oT The sTudenT's capabiliTies and possibiliTies. All TraTerniTy aTTairs are under This oTTice's iurisdicTion. BeTore The long- suTTering pledge can have ThaT Tiny pin TasTened To his palpiTaTing chesT, his grades musT pass scruTiny and meeT cerTain academic sTandards. The oTTice keeps under lock and key records oT every boy's acTiviTies on campus. Also Tiled away are service records oT Those in The armed Torces.

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PAGE ' 23 UNIVERSITY Once a monTh', The way inTo a sTraTegic parking place back oT The AdminisTraTion Building is blocked by The sign Re- served Tor The Board oT DirecTors : and a Tew sTudenTs musT park near BurneT Woods and miss Their TirsT class. BuT They don'T mind Too much. Tor They realize ThaT wiThouT The Board To loolc aTTer The UniversiTy Things would be in a mudclle. The nine prominenT members are appoinTed Tor nine-year Terms by Mayor STewarT wiTh The approval oT Council. Through ThirTeen sTanding commiTTees, The DirecTors acT on alumnal aTTairs, expendiTures, appoinTmenTs and resignaTions oT The TaculTy. Iilllllll IFIIIIIIICIMIIS LE TO RIGHT F lc F D d W lTers. WalTer M. Shohl, John J. Rowe, Jane DeSerisy Earley, RoberT L. Black, Renfon K. Brodie.

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DEA lill WUME .J J UNIVERSITY Q Qoftycfl Na A7 VN 'Q ff e in Bi, ,, Q f-2 f My Mwbefriry xg? his . A J, lsvxx. R .H , X KATHERINE D. INGLE i Dean of Women Freshman women, rushees and ofherwise, find an undersfanding mind when fhey doubffully enfer fhe Dean of Women's Office fo embark upon fheir inferviews. The resulfs of fhe confusing fesfs fhey had faken a few weeks before are broughf fo lighf and fheir ambifions compared wifh fheir scores in fhe differenf fields. The weighfy. decision of changing a course resfs upon fheir shoulders. No maffer whaf choice is made, fhey find encouragemenf. wifh scholarships and Junior Advisers fo help smoofh fhe pafh. Self-governmenf is sfressed as much as possible in dealings wifh fhis office. The dormifory group is coordinafed wifh fhe resf of fhe campus. The social calendar for fhe year is nof dicfaforial buf pondered over and sef by Social Board, elecfed in parf from fhe feminine consfifuenfs of fhe sfudenf body. Prospecfive leaders are soughf ouf from fhe crowd and fake parf in sfudenf governmenf. War work is accenfed. The aim of fhe office is fo have almosf every girl inferesfed in some field relafive fo helping fhe war efforf--Red Cross, Blood Bank, fhe U.S.O. and ofher worfhy organizafions. PAGE 98'