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

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Scarab is the honorary fra- ternity for men students. The officers are: H. C. Ittner, Presi- dent, D. C. Wilson, Vice-Presi- dent, B. Glueck, Secretary, W. B. Kromm, Treasurerg and H. A. Lorenz, Sergeant-at-Arms. Alpha Alpha Gamma is the honorary for Women students. The officers are Doris Andrews, President, lune Baumer, Secre- tary, and Marian Greene, Treasurer. A L5 overall average, and a B average in design are the necessary requirements for membership in these fraternities. The School of Architecture is headed by Dean Murphy and Howland Bockhurst is his as- sistant. ln October, a Student Self- Government Association was organized with one delegate rep- resenting each of the five levels. They are: first year, Marilyn Kalde, second year, lames Davis, third year, Leslie Black, fourth year, lames Hickey, and the fifth year representative is Roman Plugge. The students compete for prizes and honors in local and national competitions. Robert Entzeroth, a fifth year student, received a prize of S500 for the design he submitted in the St. Louis Home Builders Show, and Russell Glueck was awarded S100 for his entry. Displays are shown throughout the year in Givens Hall, and once each semester in the Student Center. The School affords the stu- dent an outstanding curricula and an adequate teaching staff. 1 if - - - And What 1'f 5 Kitchen Here. a Design! The Other Draft Board. 19

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Qfrczcfuate cglcftoof of HHS and cglciences The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences comprises one of the most renowned divisions of Washington University. The enrollment of over eight hundred students is drawn from all parts of the coun- try and includes many from foreign lands, who were attracted to the school by the international reputation of the various departments. ln co-operation with the United States government, the graduate school, like other schools of WU, sponsors a student exchange Winter on Campus Dean Carl Tolmcm program with other countries. This year it put into operation a plan by which three qualified students would be enabled to study for a year Without tuition. ln addition to the courses of study usually associated with this division, the Graduate School of- fers co-ordinated programs, that is, courses and seminars not confined to distinct departmental divisions, as in the undergraduate school, but offered through the combined resources of a number of depart- ments and schools. Next year for the first time grad- uate work leading to a master's degree in music will be offered. interdepartmental degrees in gen- eral literature and comparative literature will also be included next fall. The Graduate School has been responsible for bringing outstanding speakers and leaders in various fields to lecture before University audiences. Thus this school is expanding to meet the specific educational needs of its students. These various programs are co- ordinated under the direction of Dean Carl Tolman. 21