University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Toil row. Dean Judsoii K. lalkiior. Law; Dean Forest Goodrich. Pliarniac : Dean Edwin R. Guthrie. Grail iiale Sdmol: Dean Kilw.inl II. I.aiier. Arts and Sciences; Dean Edgar A. Loew, Engineering. Bollom ron : Dean Iraneis F. Power-. I ' llueatinii ; Dean Howard II. I ' re-ton. Economies and Business; Dean Mihior Roherls, Mines: Dean Hugo Winkeiiwerder. Forestry. DEANS Dean Falkiior . . . head of law siine 1 . ' U) . . . took B.S. (legree at I . .. thence over.sea! in World ar I. hack to oraduale from I .W. law schooL Dean Kolierts . . . arri e(l in 1901. shortly after jjradiiation from Stanford . . . heen here ever ■ ince . . . head of mine.s more than 10 ears. Dean Powers.. . Phi Hete head of Education . . . studying study hahils of stu- dents is hohhy No. 1 . . . wrote How to Sludy and Like ll. Dean Preston . . . hecame dean of K (!v B after teaching in nine colleges and sjiending 16 years at Washington. Dean Winkenwerder . . . Forestry head . . . fellow in American Society of Foresters — highest di liiictioii for |irofe,s ional ser ice in fores- try. Dean Lauer . . . Phi Bete . . . heads College of Arts and Sciences . . . came here in 1934. Dean Loew . . . hecame dean of Engineering in 1936 . . . nation- ally known for work on electric power transmission . . . wrote hook on same. Dean Guthrie ... outstand- ing i) choIogv j)rofessor chosen this year to fill post of dean of (Graduate School left acant hy Dean Padclford ' s death ... a Phi Bete. Dean Goodrich . . . former niemher of Roose elt s Itrain trust . . . now head of PharmacN . . . mendter of U. S. I ' harm- acopoeia Society.

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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.

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I ' icHired above: Ueaii of Men Uean Ne» house; al right A-isistaiit Dean of Men Glen Nygieen. Dean Newhoiisc . . . affahle, hanl-workiiif;, f ets re- siills . . . Graihuilcd liom W asliiiij ' ton, laiif lit several years, did i;railiiale work at ( lohiinliia. Bijjf esl liead- aelie of the yt ' ar: aiisweriii;; EK(] questions, clieekiiif; l ' ' ,H(l stantliiige, gettiiif; EK( off lo eaiii]) ... to put it IduMlly — the ERG. Gleii Nygrcen . . . cjuiet — lill you know liini . . . likes jx ' ople. Aeted as adviser lo Inler- fralernity (Council, helped with ERG worries, other Dean of Mens prol)lenis. DEANS OF MEN AND WOMEN Dean of Women May Dunn Ward I right I ... a Uni- versity graduate and army daughter . . . friendly, help- ful . . . spreads her talents wide . . . had distinction of serving on first (Jffieer Selection Board for X AA(L Mary 1. Bash (helow), assistant Dean of Women . . . poised, has keen sense of humor . . . advises Fanhel- letiie and Totem Gluh.