Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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ERVING with the Waves during the last war, Miss Ziegler showed abilities which we have seen for the past two years at Wheaton. As Director of Admissions she welcomes the prospective student with a bright smile and cheerful personality which we enjoy on the campus through- out the year. Her many activities include participation in chapel services and in productions of the Norton Singers where we have heard her lovely voice. Not only ts she a great asset to the administration but also a close friend of the col- lege community. In the two years since Miss Dearden has returned to Whea- ton in the capacity of Registrar, she has faced countless prob- lems concerning professors as well as students. At the begin- ning of each semester the blue cards that we find in our mail boxes and the carefully prepared list of classes which appears on the bulletin board are the products of many of her hard working hours. Through Miss Dearden’s efficiency, the office of the Registrar remains a well managed part of the admin- istration. Left: Director of Admissions, Miss ZIEGLER, Right: Registrar, Miss DEARDEN

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Left: Dean of Students, Miss Coupitts, Right: Academic Dean, Mrs. May NTERING into every phase of Wheaton’s social life is our Dean of Students, Miss Colpitts. Her presence at the many events on campus (many times with Saxon!) is an indication of her interest in college life. Whether the problems that she deals with are large or small, the happiness of each stu- dent is of most importance to her. In this her third year at Wheaton, Miss Colpitts has lent enthusiasm and friendly humor to the college family. Mrs. May, our Academic Dean, has been an indispensable aid to the members of all classes at Wheaton. From orientating the freshmen in their first year at college to advising the sophomores and juniors in their choice of majors and helping the seniors with plans for their future years, she combines cheerfulness, ability, and effectiveness in meeting any situation. Page eight

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FAGULTY ()5 faculty seemingly appears as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde—the former predominating primarily in January and late May. But the rest of the time we see our professors as they really are: energetic, friendly, and always ready to lend a helping hand. Even Mr. Cohen, at home in Cam- bridge, willingly eased the minds of worried math students when he received a frantic phone call from Norton after mid-years. And many are the hours that Mrs. Mackenzie entertains the students Upper: Cafeteria style in the new faculty dining room Center: Faculty-Student games Lower left and right: New faculty lounge and dining room