University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ERNEST M. CONRAD LLOYD W. SCHRAM Assistant Comptroller Director, Division of Adult Education DONALD K. ANDERSON WILLIAM M. READ Director of University Relations Editor of Press J. ARTHUR PRINGLE Director, Campus Housing PATRICIA McCLURE Head Counselor Women ' s Residence Halls EDGAR M. DRAPER Executive Officer t. of In-Service Teaching Training ERIC L. BARR Director, Summer Quarto HARRY C. BAUER Director of Libraries JOHN W. HARDING Purchasing Agent

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ETHELYN TONER Registrar NELSON A. WAHLSTROM Comptroller Responsibility for the many behind-the-scenes duties Involved in the administrcation of a great university is a trust. This trust is readily accepted by the men and wonnen who are separately charged with specific aspects of university administration. A glance at their various titles suggests a little of the major areas of university interest and influence ex- tended by each. EDWARD H. LAUER Ex-Dean of Students CHARLES C. MAY Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds e. p. HORTON Executive Officer Correspondence Studies MARGARET E. TERRELL Director. University Food Service MARTIN N. CHAMBERLAIN Executive Officer Dept. of Extension Classes ' M

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CURLY HARRIS, secretary of the Alumni Association, is probably the best known of all the officers since his office is located in the HUB. Curly has been nicknamed Minute- man of the Alumni. due to his speed in getting things done. BYRON LANE, as president of the Alumni Association, is responsible for furthering Alumni activities. KT ' PffW - Alfred Strauss received the Alumnus Sum- ma Laude Dignatus award at fhe 1951 commencements, an annual award given to an outstanding alumnus. The Alumni Association of the University of Washington, having offices on the third floor of the HUB, provides a way for graduates of the University to remain in close contact with the student activities. Membership is not re- stricted to local alums for some retain mem- bership for years while living in far corners of the nation. This is more indication that Wash- ington ' s spirit is undaunted by time. Their own activities include Sunday evening firesides. Homecoming celebrations, and a commencement tea in June honoring graduat- ing seniors. The Alumnus, quarterly publication of the alumni association, and the Husky song book Is their means of receiving the current news of the campus and campus life and maintain- ing the strong, progressive spirit, found at Washington. MRS. DAYTON DAVIES. adding glamour to the Alumni Board of Trustees as well as acting as vice-president of the association, looks over a quarterly business statement. TALBOT Carroll, treasurer, is checking his financial statement before submitting it to the Alumni Board. : . V 3 ROBERT ABEL, also a vice-president of the board, reads over the minutes of the previous meeting to assure that no suggestion or motion goes unchecked.