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

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Douglas Voss Martin. Ir. in irifra ford Blair Gullion, Washington Universitys Di- rector of Physical Education and Athletics, and head basketball coach, began his fourth year here by coaching the Bears to the mcst suc- cessful basketball season in their history. Mr. Gullion, who received his BS. in Education from Purdue University, would like to see morale at Vtfashington rise, and feels that the provision of additional directors and facilities for activities by the schocl would do much to accomplish this. Dean William Glasgow Bowling has been with Washington University since 1925 and has served as Dean of Admissions for the oast two years. Previously he served as Dean cf the University College and then as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. His hobby is cinephotography, which he uses fcr the bene- fit of the school by taking motion pictures of our athletic events. He has also taken a series of color movies about his home town, St. Louis, and Vermont Where he spends his vacations. Adele Chcmeau Stcxrbird is the competent Dean cf Women and the Head cf Mclvlillan Hall. Her many interests include music, which she studied in Straskcura :ind Paris, traveling, and gardening. As an extra-curricular activity, Dean Starbird is a columnist fcr the Star-Times. Douglas Voss Martin. Ir.. Director cf Pukli: Relations, is ci Washington University alumnus and former staff member cf Hatchet and Stu- dent Life. Hes an avid promoter of the Alumni Fund, which has accumulated SEEOLICO since he originated it in l933. O. H. Wagner. Registrar, received his A.B. from Parsons College and lVl.A. from the Uni- versity of lowa. A newccmer to his pcsiticn, Mr. Vtlagner assumed the office of Registrar last fall after three years as an advisor in the Special Veterans Program. Adele Chcmeau Stcrbird l l Dean Willicm Glasgow Bowling O. H. Wagner Burton Blcir Gulllcn