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c THE SECRETARY As Business Manager of the College and Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, I am responsible for the disposition of the College budget under the direction of the State Board ,! l ' of Agriculture. I also act as custodian of all College property and buildings. The Office of the Comptroller is operated in conjunction with the Secretary ' s Office and its duties are to check on departmental a ccounts nd execute the payment of College bills. |- A Purchasing Department is also maintained, through which all purchases for the College are made as economically as possible. :2--t--c- r BUSINESS MANAGER 19
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(3 1 1 ■ liM ' STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Clark L. Brody William Berky Melville B. McPherson Jay R. McColl L. Whitney Watkins Mrs. Dora Stockman Residence Lansing Cassopolis Lowell Detroit Manchester East Lansing Term Expires 193,6 1936 1934 1934 I9J2 1932 Hon. Webster H. Pearce, Ex-Ojficio, Lansing Robert S. Shaw, Ex-Ojficio, Presiding Officer Herman H. Halladay, East Lansing, Secretary Jacob Schepers, East Lansing, Treasurer % m I i f iq:
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THE TREA URER Importance is attached to the office of the treasurer in that the collection of all student fees and all disbursements by the State Board are effected through this office. Class funds, student loans, and publication finances are also ad- ministered by the treasurer. 4 THE REOIJTRAR The office of the Registrar of the College was established in 1908. On June first of that year it opened in one of the upper rooms of the present Entomology building with a staff of one. At that time the student body numbered about 700. The growth of t he College has twice necessitated en- larged quarters, and our present enrollment of over 3,000 requires a staff of six. O THE LIBRARIAN When Michigan State College opened its doors to stu- dents in 1857, It possessed a small collection of books which had been presented by the Michigan Agricultural Society- From this modest beginning has developed a library of more than 70,000 volumes housed in a beautiful building of English Gothic architecture. We are all proud of our library. Vx-NTv O. J . A ' ■ 0-w ? -. 20
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