University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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s N v V N X vi 10J . desert President Shouts The Directors Gordon Montague Butler, Director of Arizona Bureau oi Mines Elmer Darwin Ball, Director of Agricultural Ex| erimciit Station Kred P Perkins, Director of Health livron Cummings, Director of Arizona State Museum Andrew Kllicott Douglass, Director of Steward Observatory Pontus Henry Ross, Director of Agricultural Extension Service I toward C. Tatum, Director of the School of Military Science and Tactics James Kneel Me Kale. Director of Hiysical Education for Men Ina Hstclle Gittings, Director of Physical Education ior Women Max Phillip ossknhler, Director of University Extension William Joseph Bray, Director of Buildings ami Grounds BOARO OK DIKKCTORS Butler, lK)uK»aM, Hill, MeKiW Vovtkuhler. IVriiDf. (fitting. Bray, Kom Nineteen

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Chancellor Tally Board of Regents EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Ilis Excellency, George Y. F. Hunt, Honorable Charles O. Case, Ped.IX, Governor of Arizona State Superintendent of Public Instruction AtTOIX'l I lonorable Charles M. Layton Honorable Henry S. McCluskcy Honorable George M. Bridge Treasurer of Board of Regents Honorable Ray Kirkpatrick Secretary 'ED MEMBERS Honorable J. Crider, M.S. Honorable Theodora A. Marsh 1 lonorable William C. Joyner Honorable Robert E. 'Pally, B.S.M.E. Chancellor C f . Layton, Kirkpatrick Sliantz, Joyner, Hunt, Crider, Bridge Klghtcrn

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The Registrar The position of Registrar in the University of Arizona requires great industry and accuracy. The Registrar acts as .secretary to the faculty, is a memljcr of many University committees, and serves on the Advisory Council. Of the many problems continually coming to the attention of Mr. Charles Zatier fresher, each requires careful and just consideration combined with rapid dis|H sal. Given excellent University facilities with which to answer and satisfy the requirements of a large faculty and student body, he must co-ordinate a maze of varying interests and activities in a way which will gain for the most | eople and finest results possible. The remarkable smoothness with which the University of Arizona operates is a i ositive attestation of the value of such officials as Mr. Lesher. Mr. Walker The Comptroller Mr. Francis M. Walker finds that new quarters and new equipment materially facilitate the operation of his Comptroller’s offices and the Put -chasing Department. All University finances rest under Mr. Walker's supervision. His men care for the collection of all proper disbursements of the institution's money. Mr. Walker himself takes care of all buying, and a large office force is busied working to keep perfect numerous and varied accounts. In running a University, the Comptroller's is the business end. Twenty Mr. l.csher