Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board of Trustees {around table, left to right . George Morell. Mrs. Roger Goodan. Leland W. Cutler ( Vice-President I . Charles R. Blvth. Herman Phleger. Ira S. Lillick I Secretary-Treasurer I , W. P. Fuller, Jr. (President). Alvin C. Eurich, Donald B. Tresidder. C. O. G. Miller, George A. Ditz. M. C. Sloss ( Vice-President 1 , Paul C. Edwards, John E. Gushing. ADMINISTRATORS Elva Fay Brown Chief Counselor jor Women H. Donald W iMl.ijild Registrar Sheltiiii L. Beatty Chief Counselor for Men John M. Stalnaker Dean of Students

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DONALD B. TRESIDDER Under the able and sympathetic guidance of President Donald B. Tresidder, Stanford University successfully adjusted itself to the largest enrollment in its history. As the symbol of Administration, President Tres- idder ' s calm manner and droll delivery en- dears him to every one in the Stanford Family. Since he is himself an alumnus of Stanford University, his understanding of student problems is based upon personal experience. In spite of the press of his official duties, Uncle Don held a weekly Tuesday-evening open house where stu- dents could gather informally to meet him personally and enjoy an evening of fine music. With a record total enrollment of nearly eight thousand, the Ad- ministration early this year faced the problems which this enroll- ment would bring. New additions to the staff and the return to civilian life of many of the faculty alleviated the teacher shortage. Classroom space was enlarged by construction of new rooms and more extensive use of afternoon hours. Housing, the most critical of shortages, was aided by the acquisition of Dibble Hospital and the use of all available campus space. ALVIN C. EURICH As Vice-President of Stanford, Dr. Eurich ' s tasks are primarily academic, but he still manages to meet and know his students. Formally a member of the Navy Personnel Bureau, Dr. Eurich represents the administration on I.S.C. selection committee.

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THE SCHOOLS AND THEIR DEANS With record enrollment in every school and a lower-division registration equal to the prewar registration totals, the respective deans were faced with the problems of providing adequate classrooms and instructors to maintain the high academic standards here at Stanford University. As might be expected, the deans solved these and many other problems and in addition found time to give friendly and helpful atlvice to the students. Harold Henry Fisher Director, Hoover War Library Frederic Eninions Teriiian Dean, School of Engineering A. John Bartky Dean, School of Education Ralph Haswell Lutz Dean. Graduate Study J. Huph Jackson Dean, Graduate School of Business John W. Dodds Dean, School of Humanities 11