University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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I ' UII.IF ' 1). MACHRIDE REGENTS The Board of Regents, which i.s the legally constituted governing hoard of the Uni%ersity. consists of seven memhers who are appointed hy the (Governor hy and with the consent of the state senate. The memhers serve for six years and tlieir terms are staggered so as to axoid a complete change of personnel at any given time. The regents receive no financial compensation whatsoever, contrihuting their time and effort as a pidilic ser ice. PHILIP I). M (:HRII)K: Alti.rney. SiMllIe: Pre i(lenl HnKid of Ref;,nl : (;r;iH- iiale I niver il (it louci. ulurr his f;illicr wai- |)rofe -or jiul presidenl f(ir many iais. Term oxpircs I ' Ut. THOMAS BALMER; AHoiikn. Seallle: University of Washington Law School ItdV: Vice-President and Western Counsel for the Great Northern Railway Com- pany. Term expires 1947. MRS. L. O. ANDER.SON: Chelan; Nebraska Wesleyan 1910: M. A. Iniversity of Washinston l ' )2(i: Ph.D. University of Vi asliinsiton. 1937. Past President Washington Eiliicatioii Association: Cirls Adviser Wenatchee High School; State Supervisor of Ailull Education: Countv School Superinteiulenl Douglas Countv: Superintendent Wal.rville Pnl.lic Schools. Author: A Child ' s Siorv of Washington. Dog Team Doc- tor. Chief S..attle. Child - Story of Oregon. Term expires 1916. W IM.OCK W. MILLER: Allorney and real estate invistments, Seattle: Graduate .i|e I ni rsit . Dean of I niversity regents having served 22 years and most of thai time as Chairman of thi ' C(Mumittee on Buildings and Grounds. Is also Over- seer of S hilinari Cidlege. Term expires 1947. WERNER A. RUPP: Publisher Aberdeen W. rld; (iradnal,. of ' Whitman College of which he is now serving as Overseer: Has a rei ord of fifteen ears as a regent of the University to his credit. Teriu expires 194.5. LFRED SHEMANSKI: Seattle business man: Vice-President Board of Regents. Co-owner Eastern Outfitting Company. W ill kiiowTi for his civic and philanthropic act ' vities. Term expires 1941. EUGENE A. WHITE: Tacoma: Meialinrgi.al Engineer: (;raduate University of Washington School of Mines I9IIK. Manager Tacoma Smelter of the Aiuerican Smelt- ing ami Refining Comparn. Mendier .I.M.E. and acliveU interested in civic, indus- trial and professional org;niizations in Taiom.i .iiid Norlhwesi. Term expires 1946. TIKtM S im.MER MRS. 1.. (». WDERSON W INLOCK W. MILLER WERNER A. in ri- ALIRED SHEMANSKI EUGENE . W 111 IK HERBERT T. CONDON S.-crelarv of ihe Board

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M V Df VH Sri i i: r : llavf iii l |i|Mil III n;ili i- llial in a uai-loni umld main ul von arc till licrt-, ciijoyiiifi om- iiT llic |iri ili ;;is laiili ' d you by this ;rcat (Ifiiiorracy of ours — tlic |)ri- vik ' fTL ' ol fioiiiLi Id llir lli{;c ol oiir choice and stu(Iyin j: the snl)jccts of your choice? That privilcfii ' ha- now liccoinc an oI(lif;alion lo fi iht as you have never r )Ui;lit he- fore. our light will ih ' cide if tliose follow ini; you are to have freedom in education. If you fail now, not only will you he lost hut all those who are yet to come will find nothinj; in ,-tore for ihern liiil slavery. So let all your efforts, holh you youuf!; men and you young women, he directed toward inunediate service lo your country. With hest wishes to all of you, I am Sincerely yours, L. P. SiKc; PresidenI

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ADMINISTRATORS Ht ' iiry Biird . . . ina ;na cuiii laiidt- •rratliialc of Illinois Weslevan. Kav- moiid (i. Da i . . . i()rm ' r Itankinj; man. canic lo I nixersity in 1 936. ir in Hoff . . . was teafher. school superintendent, cattleman before he- coming registrar. Charles May . . . has closed campns worries added to regular duties. Charles Wesley Smith . . . head k. |)rr of TiOClMtO hooks . . . Harry E. Smith . . . responsihie for extension work of thousands aroiuid the worltl. RAYMOND C. DAVI- (loniplroller IH IN HOI I Resist rar CHARLE.S WESLEY SMITH Librarian CIIAKIK- M Siiperinlendfiil of Buililinc! and ( niiiiifls HKMn lil HI) Director of the Summer Quarter IIARR ' i E. SMITH Director of Kxlciisioii Service Warliiiic ilutifs liavi- hccii cliccrtully shouldered by iiieiii- i)ers of tJie University ' s admin- istrative staff in spite of in- creased (liffi ' idties in carrying on rcgidar work due to sbortage of help. Difficulties have been overcoiiii- 1 loufier liours. hard- er work.