Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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0) eans The deans of men and women, Ray C. Pellett and Mrs. Bertha S. Davis, are Western ' s official and unofficial guides and counselors. They keep the students ' educational and, to some extent, their social lives in order where the students fail. Our deans are our very good friends and they understand us and help us as far as they are able whenever called upon. The demo- cratic spirit, such an integral part of Western, is personified in the friendliness of her deans. Every student may feel happy that it is made so easy for him to know and have pleasant contact with two such cooperative and understanding admin- istrative officers. Long years of being part of Western ' s life have made them inseparable from the student ' s idea of Western. Those who have gone re- member them and those who are here now know them well. 25

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Not ten men but one, not one man but ten! Mr. Hoekje, by far the busiest man on campus, always has the time and the interest for student activities and student problems. His friendly manner is exemplary of Western ' s democratic spirit. JOHN C. HOEKJE, REGISTRAR Dr. Burge, as Director of Training Schools and Placement Bureau, con- cerns himself with the problems of stu- dent teachers, as shown here talking with Senta Lorenz, and of teaching in general, and keeps a watchful eye on the opportunities open to Western ' s students in the teaching field. DR. LOFTON BURGE 24

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( jjesieni s aculii Hugh Ackley, A. M. Mrs. Winifred C. MacFee George Amos DeForrest Knowlton, Ph. D. Edna Whitney, B. S. Ronald Myers Grover Bartoo, A. M. Albert Becker, A. M., on leave William J. Berry, Ph. D. Seymour Betsky, Ph. D., on leave Howard Bigelow, A. M. Jane A. Blackburn, A. M. Harold Blair, A. M. Gordon Blaisdell, A. B. Wallace Borgman, M. D., on leave W. Valdo Weber, Ph. D., on leave Leonard P. Wienier, A. M. Elmer H. Wilds, Ph. D. Myrtle Windsor, A. M. Sara Lewis, A. M. Crystal Worner, A. M. 26