West Texas A and M University - Le Mirage Yearbook (Canyon, TX)

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DEAN OF WOMEN The threefold aspect of the work of a dean of women is administrative, academic, and social, all of which terminate in the welfare of women students. In substituting for Dean Geraldine Green, I have been impressed by the fact that her duties are limited only bv her strength and by the hours in the day, and that the desired result of the work of every dean of women should be a unique womanhood, broad enough to utilize all her de¬ veloped possibilities for service, deep enough to insure stability in all the stress of life, and flexible enough to adapt her to any right demand of changing social conditions.’ The effectiveness of the dean’s work for 1935-36 has been due to the support, co-operation, and good-will of the faculty and student body. For this happy ending of the year we are most mateful to you. Sincerely, PACE 28

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To Our Students: This is an important era in the history of the world. The many changes now being made in governmental activity, in economic ideals, in industrial organization, and in social and spiritual concepts are basic factors in rebuilding national, state, and individual security. So far as I can tell, only one class of our people fail fully to feel the immediate or permanent ef¬ fects of the depression. That class is represented by the earnest seeker of truth—the efficient stu¬ dent. Power to think effectively, the ability to live worthily, and a genius to create permanent values are not bound by time, place, and material alone. These qualities are the fruitage of people who would seek to know. In the hands of such individuals, the disturbing changes now produc¬ ing a distressed world will become a blessing to God’s children everywhere. I congratulate you upon the opportunity you have at this time! Sincerely, PAGE 27 03 lOU o-rioi -Q-TPt- H A SOtT® «IXLJJ-V0;b;

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DEAN OF MEN The office of Dean of Men was established as a service agency for the men of the institution. Administrative, housing, and advisory duties make up the work of this office. The session of 1935-36 has been characterized by the splendid spirit of the student body. It is a fine thing to see young men and women seriously accept responsibility and measure up to the expectation of the institution. The Dean of Men stands ready to aid in the solution of institu¬ tional problems, and desires the fellowship and companionship of the men of the institution. Sincerely, PAGE 29