Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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LAMBERTUS HEKHUIS Dean of the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciencesg professor and head of depart- ments of religious edu- cation and philosophy. EARL K. HILLBRAND Dean of the University Extension Divisiong professor of education. niveefsity eams GRACE WILKIE Dean of Womeng pro- fessor and head of the department of home economics. The answer men of the campus, the University deans, had their offices filled more than ever with students this year-students asking questions. In addition to their duties of solving student problems, directing school activities, attending meetings, sponsoring clubs and tending to office routine, the deans also had teaching dutiesw-and still found time to stop for friendly chats with students. LESLIE B. SIPPLE Dean of the College of Educationg professor and headof department of educationg director of the summer school. FRANK A. NEFF Senior Deang Dean of the College of Business Administration and In- dustryg professor of economics and business administration. Page Fmuleen

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nge Thi: i f-llnnnlffln Snlr Hnlltfflfl l7f7'flfi. U niverfszry President PI'6.l'jLl'C'71f llyiflirzfff M. fardine and Mrs. jardine are pictured in Honolulu, Hawaii, where the president regained the health lost during the critical illness which struck him last year. Returning to the campus in mid-April, Dr. jardine stepped into University husiness immediately and praised the manner in which the school had heen run in his absence. During his nine-month ahsence many of the presidents duties were handled hy the Board of Regents. On March I, the president hegan his fourteenth year as the University head. 'fI'l .l

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ENGLISH flitwll fozzz' Ross Taylor, professorg Eva Hangen, SOCIOLOGY-Donald tlowgill, ENGLISH-qleannette Higginson, instructor Mary Htymt ci protessorg-Lieraldine Hammond, associate protessorg Mrs. T. M. professor. Noi picl1nifJ.' Flora M, assistant professorg- joan O'Bry1nt instructor XX 1 litm Ciossett. instructorg Fern Lyon, instructorg Iilizaheth Forter. Means, instructor. Knightley. fellow in English. instructor. 1541146 writ Robert Mood, protiessorg Shirley Heath,- instructorg Earle Davis. protessor and head of department ot linglxsh language .intl l1teratnre1 T, Reese Marsh. professor. acuity Members of the faculty had their husiest year on record as University enrollment figures were set at 887 higher than the pre-war peak and more than five times greater than in 1926 when the school was municipalized. The faculty rose to a total of 158, of which IOS were full-time instructors. Securing competent teaching personnel was a primary prohlem. Instructors and classroom space were both at a premium. Several members of the faculty returned from war service to help the situation. To take care of the increased enrollment 55 instructors were added this year and the faculty is expected to he increased again next year. CiEOl.OCQY' -I, R. Berg. associate professor. and XValter A. jOURNALISMf Jessie Lou Givens, assistant W'OMEN'S PHYSICAL ED Evelyn Hinton issociite I Ver XY'ielwe. professor and head of department of geology, protessorg Lois Carpenter, instructorg Max XV. professorg Thelma L. Bateman instructor C Iulys I Milbourn. assistant professor and atting head Taggart, professor and head ot iysitil nc ion u l ot the iournalism department, womeng Ruth M. Helew, mstruttoi ' l'11qwf'ifIm'l1