University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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 Elinor Darwin Ball. Ph.D. Director of Agriculture Ex|x rimcnt Station Fred P. Perkins, Director of Health Byron Cummings, A.M., LL.D., Sc.D. Director of State Museum Andrew Fdlicot't Douglass. Director of Steward OKsfcrVTttory Pduttis Henry P»vA1 S. Director of Agriculture Extension Howard C. Tatting I jeut.-Col TJ. S Dir PRESIDENT SHAN'T . vector of School oi Mil. Science • Ti James Fret! Af Kale. M A. Director of Physical Education for Men Ina Estelle (Sittings Director of Physical Education for Women Max Phillip Vosskuhler. M.S. Director of University Extension Doucrla s. Tatum. Cuimuinus Vosskuhler, Gitting;. McKale toe 25

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 2 The Board of Regents EX-OFFICIO His Excellency John C Phillips. Governor of Arizona 1 Ion. Charles O. Case. State Supt. of Public Instruction Joyner, La ton. McCliiskev, Shautx itrul.tc. Case. Kirkpatrick, Phillips, Tally. Crider CHANCELLOR TALLY Hon. Franklin J. HonTThcodora A Marsh Hon. William C. lovtter

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The Registrar Under the guidance of C. Zancr Lcsher, the office of the Registrar completed a most successful year. When the green little Freshmen came to register on a bright Saturday morning they were shown the fundamentals of registerings, such as: wliat course they were going to take up, what subjects they need, etc. 1 le succeeded in getting all attendance records practically straight and also classes. He helped juni- -ors and seniors check their units so they will knpw how and when' (if ever) they will grand IB He saw to it that all those who wrote foi information concerning attendance, prior to the : keg dining of school, received it. He helped those who were late in arriving to register Rater on. those students wishing to drop courses saw him about it. What good it cud them, no one knows. For any additional information see pages four and rive of this production. RKC.lSTKAk I.F.SlIKK The Bursar HI RS K WAI.KKR The Bursar—oh! That does remind one so —of money. So does Mr. F. M. Walker, when there arc hills to be paid to the University by those worthy individuals who attend college. Money seems to l e the main topic in the Bursar’s mind—yet. what could wc do without him and his financial bent? He looks after our welfare, too. 1 Ic sees that all i crsons who need employment get ft. lie pays them oil', lie sees that those worthy, bright freshmen who won scholarships get them. Yes. he even sees to it that we pay for meal tickets if wc are so destined to eat at tlie University Commons. Setting aside further comment of oyr able financial guide, let us consider the labors of ms office' force. They have had a lot td contend with (counting college students as a whole). They will conclude a very, very sue cess fill vear in Fune. Ask anv student. JUW SU