Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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DEAN YOST As the opptjrtunities to use the training offered to Stanford women are bigger than ever before, the students are focusing more energy on their academic programs than they have in the past, said Miss Mary Yost, Dean of Women. Throughout the year, the students and fac- ulty have worked together to develop a strong sense of community feeling, Miss Yost con- cluded. BOARD OF TRUSTEES W. Parmer Fuller, president of the Board of Trustees, said, in intro- ducing Board members to the student body at the Tresidder inaugural assembly, You students probably thought trustees were stuffed shirts with no faces; now you see we do have faces! We are indebted to the Board for choosing Dr. Tresidder as the new president of Stanford. (Biul{ row): F. Price, G. Ditz, F. Walker, C. Blvth. I. Lillick, J. T. Nourse. (Front row): P. Edwards, L. Cutler, W. P. Fuller, D. Tresidder, C. (). G. Miller, M. Sloss administer Staiiford ' s policies to the jacidty and students 18 See yon at the Dean ' s Office,

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p oAdmimHration PAUL DAVIS Paul Davis is general secretary at Stanford. In this administrative capacity he is the University ' s public relations officer, as well as chairman of the long-range appeal and annual fund-raising com- mittees. J. P. MITCHELL Shiftinij the time schedule around to find sufficient classroom space for both Army and civilian students keeps Registrar J. P. Mitchell busy. Dr. Mitchell ' s office has charge of A.S.T.U. registration and keeps the soldiers ' records so that after the war Stanford can recommend these men on the basis of their scho- lastic record here. COLONEL EDEN October i, 1943, - lf iiel John R. Eden assumed command of the military units stationed at Stan- ford. His cordial and efficient manner imme- diately won for him the respect of the soldiers, officers, and the student body. fie big chiefs who pitch their tents in the Ad Building arc entrusted with executive power to 17

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DEAN BUNN Because freshman men live in fourteen ex-fraternity houses, instead of all being centralized in Encina, John Bunn, Dean of Men, has organized smokers to get his scattered students better acquainted. It is refreshing to find the high-school seniors really making good here at Stanford, Dean Bunn said. To Mr. Bunn, also, falls the added task of giving men careful advice regarding military requirements and opportunities. FRANK WALKER Our friendly Financial Vice-President, Frank Walker, has solved the problem of feeding and housing the soldiers stationed at Stanford. He is responsible, in addition, for the smooth run- ning of the entire physical plant for civilian students and soldiers alike, an exhausting job nowadays ! camc a familiar cry to papooses in trouble and campus leaders called in for a pow-ivowl 19