Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Regina Ewalt Dean of Women Continually offering guidance and friendship, Mrs. Evvalt counsels the women students concerning their numerous so- cial and academic problems. In her position as Dean of Wom- en, she must daily make wise and helpful decisions on the diverse questions brought to her by the women of the University Mark ll. Hatfield Dean of Students Dean Hatfield, as advisor to all the men at Willamette Univer- sity, is constantly confronted by the unique problems which arise on a University campus His wise insight into the nature of students' many questions makes him a helpful counselor to all who seek his aid.

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The Deans' Oyfce is a center of constant activity, as students come daily in quest of answers to their many problems, large and small. r sm M ta use me Mrs. Olive Wages, Secretary to the Deans. 1 0 ELL! Egan steel mi. SJ? ' : Eggiwnms 3: EE 2 .gwlgew 5, Je, W E aims, B if aan VI. .' E 'E,wk'?3: ms . -iz uname 5 Q ss ms E sg mm n Em M Se rs. Esther Ryan, Secretary to President Smithg Christine cretary to the Dean of Liberal Arts. wg ss ss an mf ss KH Wife ss E-as ,S SC