Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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THG FISCAL DSPARTHlGnT In this department all of the monetary transactions of the College are handled. These include a depository for the students, a division which handles student labor payrolls, a staff of accountants, and a cashier who receives and disburses money to the various departments of the College. The Fiscal Department is under the able supervision of Mr. W. H. Holzmann who has served in this capacity for several years. He and his com¬ petent assistants are due much praise for the capable manner in which this Office carries on its work. In addition to the above mentioned duties, this Department has a purchasing division which sup¬ plies the various branches of the College with their numerous needs, and it prepares all of the statements and bills connected with the payment of maintenance. The Fiscal Department is an important factor in the administrative structure of the institution, and the efficiency with which this work is carried on is a tribute to the entire staff.

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THS BOARD OF DIRSCTORS F. M. LAW President The rapid growth of A. M. College in the past few years has brought about many problems concerning the welfare of the students. The responsibility for the solution of these problems lies in the hands of the group of men who form the Board of Directors for the College. These men are appointed by the Governor for six year terms. They have shown much interest in the school, and it is through their tireless efforts that such noteworthy progress has been achieved. The members of the Board are: Dr. F. M. Law, Houston, President; Walter G. Lacy, Waco, Vice-Presi¬ dent; G. R. White, Brady; H. C. Schuhmacher, Houston; R. W. Briggs, Pharr; Edwin J. Kiest, Dallas; Joseph Utay, Dallas; A. H. Demke, Stephenville; and H. L. Kokernot, Alpine. Mrs. Melle Williamson is acting secre¬ tary to The Board. Front Row: Briggs, Kiest, Schuhmacher, Law, White, Utay Back Row: Demke, Walton, Lacy

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THG RGGISTRflR ' S OFFICG The Registrar ' s office is probably one of the best equipped in the South for its particular type of work. Under the direction of the Registrar, Mr. E. J. Howell, the most modern type of machines and files have been put into play in the last few years, placing this office on a par with those of much larger schools. Evidence of its efficiency can be readily offered by the speedy and orderly manner in which the Registration period is handled, registering over 5,500 students in two days, and having their class cards in their respective classes the following day. Mr. Howell is fortunate in having an excellent staff of assistants, with Mr. H. L. Heaton, Assistant Registrar, in charge. In addition to several other regular assistants, many students receive employ¬ ment during the regular session, and also during the rush periods. This office contains records of all present and past students at this institution, and is open for inspec¬ tion to anyone interested, and more particularly to prospective employers. The office also serves as a medium for new students to familiarize themselves with the school, affording information as to cost, pre-requisite training, and many other incidentals. The Registrar ' s Office has an enormous task to fulfill, and it merits the commendation and cooperation of the student body for the many factors which materially aid them that it makes possible.