Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

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W. S. HOFFMAN ORGANIZATION thLLlAM S. HOFFMAN - - - - Rr'gixfnlr CARL 15. hlARQUARDT - - - Crllll'gi' IEMHIIiIIUr RAY V. WATKINS - - - - St'bi'iluiiug Ojlin'r CEHE Registraris oflice is the office of admission to the College, the ofhce of records for all stu- dents and former students, and the office of cer- tification of graduation requirements. Each semester more than $0,000 grades are received from the faculty for the more than 10,000 resident students enrolled each year. More than 3,500 names are added to the records of the College each year and more than 1,000 de- grees are conferred. The College time table, a publication which includes the location and time-schedules of all classes, is prepared by the Scheduling Oflicer un- der the jurisdiction of the Registrar. The Registraris staff is responsible for the registration of all students each semester. At the end of the semester, grade reports are pre- pared and distributed to deans, advisers, parents, and students. 'lllllill Q.

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gannuwvhy-u wmwzum wmammu: zg-r-gsz. . - ?- ..tmunw : gN executive oihce was established by the Board of Trustees in 1918 for the centralized control and ad- ministration of all matters achcting the property and business interests of the College. The responsibility for the administration of this offlce is vested in the Assistant to the President in Charge of Business and Finance and Treasurer. An organization has been developed along clearly defined functional lines such as: 1, finance; 2, ac- counting; 3, physical plant; 4, purchase and service of supply; 5, dormitories and dining commons. These functions are administered by the depart- mental organization and specialized administration represented in the Department of Accounting and the Office of the Bursar, Department of Grounds and Buildings, Department of Purchase and Service of Supply, and Department of Dormitories and Dining Commons. ORGANIZATION S. K. l'IOSTliTTIiRezhxixluul Io lbr' Prat- hlru! in Cburxl' 0f Buxim'xx um! Filmmu' am! Tn'uxurcr S. B. MADDOX Adminisirulin- Assistant G. W'. EBHRT SIIIn'riulwulrnl 0f Gmumls um, BHiMiugx H. W. LOMAN - Purz'busiug Agrn! R. Ii. CLARK - - - Bursar S. K. I'IOSTETTER

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CEHE object of the Athletic Association is to promote intercollegiate athletics at the College, subject to the jurisdiction of the School of Physi- cal Education and Athletics. All regularly matriculated male students of the College who have paid athletic fees are ac- tive members of the Association. The president, Vice president, and secretary are undergradu- ates, while the Graduate Manager is an admin- istrative official of the College. There is also an Athletic Advisory Board, consisting of thir- teen members, whose duty is to advise with the Dean of the School of Physical Education and Athletics and the Graduate Manager on matters of policy and the coaching of athletic teams. The following sports come under the Wing of the Association. Fallefootball, cross coun- try, and soccer; Winterebasketball, boxing, wrestling, swimming, fencing, gymnastics, ski- ing, ice hockey, and rifle; Spring-baseball, track, lacrosse, tennis, and golf. NEIL M. FLEMING We ,4sz z4waan ORGANIZATION NHL M. FLEMING - - - HAROLD R. GILBERT - - Aniiliml In Cl'mllmli' Muuugvr BERNARD A. PLUSSER - - WILLIAM T. RICHARDS - - - i'IIiRSHlCI. BALTIMORE . e Si'r'r'vlury Grmlimlu Mummi'r - . Prmiilr'nl - Vin' Prmiili'ul