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

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Charles Belknap, 'tfice-Chfiriceller, spent last siirrirner fit his home in East Blue Hill, lllfjlfifg enioyina itlfi favorite pfistirrte, heating. lllr. Belknap has long been interested in ships find, di:-rplayfffl in his office, he has several ship models whiflt tiff fifrquirf,-d on his various 1 i f Iames I. Ritterskamp, Ir., Purchasing Agent for Washington University, gets all the financial headaches from Student Publica J f f- ,- f' ,ml 'i 1 il U., . . .. . . . . rrmsfb brfor h' HMM from ' V I Ulf C tions in addition to his other duties. Mr. Ritterskamp, who instructs Cornmcindclr in 1919. Edward Graham is the busy mfzn with the southern accent who is Acting Dean cf Facul- ties. Detin Grdlivni spent August in Liinriescta fishing and introducing his three small children to deer, squirrels, and muskies. a class in accounting in night school, formerly served as president of the Educational Buyers' Association. Admini trator Adele Chomeau Starbird, Dean of Vtfomen and head of McMillan Dormitory, attended a conference at the Danforth Foundation in lffichgan last fall where the topic Christianity ffl the Campus was discussed, ln addition '3 ner many campus responsibilities, Dean Staricird considers her dog, Tory, her chief Arno HCICICTK, Dean of Men, has well proved his interest in the welfare of Washington University students in his nineteen years in campus work. He worked first in the Campus Y and then shifted to the administrative branch of the university. Dean Haack does not wish to be the type of administrator who tells everyone else what to do, but prefers to work in cooperation with the students. V . lib!