University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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DEAN OF MEN Dean Otis PERSONALLY, the Dean of Men does not care to he known as Thy brother's Keeper. That just happens to he one of the duties of his office, and to his multitude of undergraduate friends companions, he is rev- erently spoken oi as ‘'The Dean. And there is a world oi affection hack of this title when spoken hv one. of the students. It is always The Dean ; never the Dean's Office. The Dean is much greater, more sympathetic, kinder and more The Friend titan the Dean's Offic.-. The Dean breathes, sleeps—he lives; lie is a human! THE REGISTRAR E CI I foreign country has at least one 1’ort of Entry. To the lowly Frosh, college is a foreign country, and in this particular instance, the Registrar's office is the Port of Entry for this s| ot known as the I niversity of Arizona. The experience of many years, and his intense loyalty to his !ma Mater, have well equipped Mr. C. Lcsher as the official to watch over these gates. I n-desiraMe aliens are not permitted—and the other officials of thL campus thank the Registrar and his abk staff of assistants. I hit before one is permitted to leave this country, one niust lie submitted to a minute inspection to ascertain if that person is a worthy representative. Mr. I.cshcr Twenty-four

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THE DIRECTORS Fred P. Perkins, Director of Health Byron Cummings. Director of State Museum Andrew Ellicott Douglass, Director of the Steward Observatory l’ontus Henry Ross. Director of the Agricultural Extension Service Howard C. Tatum, Director of the School of Military Science and Tactics James Fred McKale, Director Physical Education for Men Ina Estelle Gittings, Director of Physical Education for Women William Joseph Bray. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds President Shaniz Jane II. Rider. Director of the State Laboratory Dorothy Gray, Acting head of University ICxtension T»Vm. CnmmliitR. Killer. IIoiijIiim ltr,iv. Kom. limy. Mchalc. IVrfciia Twenty-three D65€ftT

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THE DEAN OF WOMEN IX V KITING of Miss Evelyn Wellington Jones, it is difficult to remember the dignity of her office. Miss Jones really belies her youthful enthusiasm, her youthful spirit, and, best of all. her youthful appearance hen she took office as the Dean of Women. Her two years of companionship with the co-eds have added to the fame and lustre she brought here . . . may Iter kind increase! D ■tin Jor.cs THE COMPTROLLER HERE'S a job! There is just so much to spend and so many places to spend it. Need we say that Mr. brands .V Walker’s position excites no envy front other University executives ? With perfect assistants. Mr. Walker rot only keeps account of the path of every centavo that enters his office, but very very seldom does any one. of nearly two thousand students, have a mis.ake .n his. or hers, as the case may l e—account. The eagle on some of the coins of the realm could not have a better eye