Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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y Arthur H. Volle, Ph.D., Dean of Students ARTHUR H. VOLLE A tall, well-dressed man, Dean Volle is friendly relaxation personified. Through committee meetings, parental criticism and student counselling, he remains a Christian gentle- man ... concerned for the student. CORINNE R. SMITH. A soft strength, a flexible firmness . . . this is Dean Smith. Understanding and unhurried, she makes each counsellee an individual, achieving her ideal that “Culture is meeting each person on his own level.” NEIL WINEGARDEN Occupying a newly insti- tuted position, Dean Winegarden is constantly on call to listen to a graduate student’s problems. Be they domestic or spiritual, he combines tact with God-centered counsel. Es Corinne R. Smith, A:M., Dean of Women Neil Winegarden, Th.D., Personnel Dean of the Graduate School 27

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