University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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administration Looking ot the calender we ore reminded thot registration time is near again. Before us is the task of assigning registration dotes, helping students through sections, and putting millions of cards through the IBM machine. We will see students, registering for their first quarter at the ' U ' , standing in endless lines ond filling out numerous cords. With our new registration system we see students who attended the ' U ' last quarter only for a short time in sections and at the fee windows. Then we continue working toward the financial, physical, and educotional well-being of the students of this University. NELSON A. WAHLSTROM ComptroHer ERNEST M. CONRAD Business Manager JOHN M. LOOK Assistant Comptroller WILLIAM M. READ Director, U. Press HARRY C. BAUER Director of Libraries MARTIN N. CHAMBERLAIN Extension Classes J. ARTHUR PRINGLE Director Student Residence Office 14

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alumni association Left to right, front row: HERMIE SHERMAN EVANS, J THORP WILLIAMS, HARRIET PUGSLEY, CLARA JACOBSEN TEEGARDEN, PEARL SULTZBACH, ELSIE CHILD, FANCHON BORIE WAYLAND Second row: GEORGE SIELER ( ' 061, LELA HAWKINS WHITFIELD, WINIFRED JOHNSON MARONTATE, BESSIE A SIMPSON, HILMA JOHNSON POWERS, JUNIA MARLOW LINKLETTER, DAGMAR GEORGESON, MAYRNE COSGROVE KINNEAR Third row EDWARD B ELLIS, MAGNUS CRAWFORD, JAY WHITFIELD, VIC ZEDNICK, DSLOS NEEDHAM, HORACE DEMING, HARLAN TRUMBULL, PERCY J PERRY I remember the campus in 1907 — Denny Hall wos the Administra- tion Building and Lewis and Clark Halls were dorms. Now we ' re all a part of the Alumni Association, sponsoring the annual re- unions for the class of ' 07. Our reunion was presided over by officers elected from the associ- ation: William Speidel, Jr., President; Don Durnel, 1st Vice Pres- ident; Mrs. Payne Karr, 2nd Vice President; R. Bronsdon Horris, Secretary; and Stephen E. Anderson, Treasurer. They made this reunion as much of an event to us as homecoming is to the regular alums. We felt very special as this was our fifty year reunion, ond we are proud to be a part of the Alumni Association which was established in 1891 to help further the work of the University. R. B. CURLY HARRIS Secretary 13

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c JOHN W. HARDING Purchasing Agent ETHELYN TONER Registrar LLOYD M. SHRAM Director Adult Education IRV BLUMENFELD Director of Information ERIC L. BARR Director, Summer Quarter NEAL HINES Director of U. Relations GEORGE P. HORTON Correspondence { ■ . (i i.« i C. MARIE SEARLES Women ' s Residence Halls EDGAR M. DRAPER In-Service Teacher Training 15