Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Charles Belknap, Vice-Chancellor. Likes working with students and is enthusiastic about Washington University. Was on the Navy football team for four years and is inter- ested in all sports. His favorite hobbies - sailboating and deep-seafishing. H1 iv ,ge Dean Adele Chomeau Starbird, Dean of Women and head of McMillan Hall, attended the International Confer- ence of University Women in Toronto, Canada last summer and spoke at the Danforth College Conference at Camp Miniwanca. A daily column in the Star-Times and French classes might be called her extra-curricular activities. jqtfmlnistra tors Joyce C. Stearns, Dean of Faculties, has been at Wash- ington University since 1945. His chief hobby is Walter Winchellingw the students and faculty. The genial Mr. Stearns likes to be with and talk to students - they keep him young in spirit and in ways of thinking. Edward K. Graham, Assistant Dean of Faculties. A new- comer to Hilltop hailing from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Received his Ph.D. at Cornell and later became secretary of that university. Takes great pride in his three children. Likes to play golf, fish and pursue his hobby of making trout Hies. l

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AIHVII I TR With the first step on the path- way of stepping stones leading through University life, we come upon the mass of personnel, which, whether by teaching a class or filing cards, are all aiding in the adminstrative system of llfashington University. Brookings Hall, the hub of this setup of university administra- tion, sends spokes over all the campus. These spokes are sym- bolized by both man and machine. On this, our first step, we become more familiar with this phase of our university through inter- views with teachers and advisors, through that all important con- tact With the Registrar, or through listening to the clatter of IBM machines and typewriters that issues forth from hidden cor- ners of the campus. Thus, our first step has revealed to us the force of energy behind our university, the Administra- TIH If 1' if 1 f tion. I iffigiigw' x ,Q it -' I ,Ei 4 Xxx I My eff ' QQ il! fCQ - XJ A fs i aff 7-Lf I L1 Mft QXN QX- N Q4 q 222 JZ ,R X X X 'fl-, 4 ,I M l 'MX 57 - ' X wif W ' QBMW. lX fl ff Myptjl 13

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jdmalnzstrators i Thomas E. Blackwell, secretary-treasurer to the Corpor-' ation, director of the business administration of Washington University. Takes time out from a busy life to enjoy his hobby of color photography and to spend many Saturday afternoons gardening at home. . Y ,H vw -, -,,,,,, ...i,,,,:, ,WJ Dr. Frank Lee Wright, head of the Department of Edu- cation and Director of the Summer School. Has a busy life at Washington University. He handles the placement of students preparing to teach. He is the counsellor of Beta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, educational honorary. He is active in national and community educational affairs. Miss Katherin M. Baker, Registrar, assumed this duty last fall after six months as Assistant Registrar and two years as Assistant to the Chancellor. Makes smooth sail- ing of the large task of registration. Confidentially, her hobby is detective stories. Started as All-American at Purdue and was named to the Big Ten All-Conference Basketball Team. Commissioned to the A.A.F., he directed athletics during the war. Is presi- dent of the National Association of Basketball Coaches of America for the current year. Burton Blair Gullion, Director of Physical Education. 15