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Show Zo Make Common Cause James L. Gibson Dean, School of Arts and Sciences Traveling, reading, and teaching are the favorite pursuits of Dean James L. Gibson. He spends his most successful evenings with his slippers and a scientific journal. I enjoy the Greek professor, who reaches the peak of informality in his small classes. Out to the sunken gardens these spring days they carry their books and, seated in a circle on the grass, they laugh over Aristophanes' comedies and ponder Plato's wisdom. I have fun with the German teacher who greets the guests in the ticket stand at A.S.U.U. dances and confides the charms of his small daughter to all his classes. I find as a special charming guest at every campus function the dean of women-ideal after-dinner speaker and personal adviser. I delight in the obvious pleasure the Hungarian professor of philosophy finds in the fine weather as he walks briskly to his library class these spring days. L. L. Dairies Dean, School of Medicine The office of Dr. L. L. Daines is a haven for tired, discouraged medics. He claims laziness is his outstanding characteristic; he en' joys popularity as a member of boards and councils. Thomas A. Beal Dean, School of Business Dean Thomas A. Beal claims that he never knows when to go home-and so his staff stays later than any other school head's. He plays "bull and bear," but only on sure things. E. J. Norton Registrar, Fall Quarter E. J. Norton's first interest was his family of six boys and two girls. His love for them, and for his students accounted for the great esteem in which he was held by all who knew him. Fifty-two |