University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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 BUTLER, CUMMINGS. DOUGLASS. BALL. McKALE VOSSXUHLER. PERKINS. OITTINOS. BRAY. ROSS The Directors Page 23 Gurdon Montague Butler, Director of the Arizona Bureau of Mines Paul Steere Burgess, Director of Agricultural Experiment Station Dr. Fred P. Perkins, Director of Health Byron Cummings, Director of the Arizona State Museum Andrew Eli.icott Douglass, Director of the Steward Observatory Pontus Henry Ross, Director of the Agricultural Extension Service Arthur W. Holderness, Director of the School of Military Science and Tactics James Fred McKale, Director of Physical Education for Men Ina Estelle Gittings, Director of Physical Education for Women Max Phillip Vosskuhler, Director of University Extension president shantz William Joseph Bray, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

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CASE. LAYTON. KIRKPATRICK SHANTZ, JOYNER. HUNT. CRIDER. BRIDGE Board of Regents P c 22 CHANCELLOR TALLY Ex-officio Members His Excellency G. W. P. Hunt, Governor of the State of Arizona, First Semester His Excellency B. B. Moeur, Governor of the State of Arizona, Second Semester Hon. Charles O. Case, Superintendent of Public Instruction, First Semester Hon. H. E. Hendrix, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Second Semester Appointed Members Hon. Franklin J. Crider Hon. Theodora A. Marsh Hon. Robert E. Tally, Chancellor of The Board of Regents Hon. Charles M. Layton Hon. Henry S. McCluskey, Secretary New Members — Second Semester Hon. W. O. Sweek Hon. E. E. Ellinwood Hon. H. W. Miller, Treasurer

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Dean Otis Mr. Arthur Hamilton Otis, as Dean of Men, has combined a sincere kindly interest with a strict judicial quality in fulfilling the many duties of his office. The ability to deal with young men in the numerous crises that naturally accrue to the Dean’s duties amounts to nothing less than an art, a capacity in which Doan Otis is strarngely adept. To establisn and further a healthy attitude on the part of the men students on the campus is his maim objective; in him we find not merely a stern judge in a penal court but a friendly counsellor with constructive ideas. He has succeeded in maintaining a friendliness among the boys themselves and with individual members of the faculty, an accomplishment as unusual as it is noteworthy. Mr. Lesher Acting as Registrar for the University of Arizona. Mr. Charles Zanor Lesher has proved his high qualifications through the positive attestations of the smooth working order in business operations. His duties began at the first of the year when he cheerfully and efficiently completed the tedious task of helping students to register. He it is who tends to the checking of senior units and requisites, who acts as secretary to the faculty, who presides over many University committees, and who serves on the Advisory Council. Perhaps Mr. Lesher’s intense loyalty to his Alma Mater has helped to equip him so well for the role of adviser and confidant that he is so constantly called upon to play. Of the many problems constantly coming to the attention of the registrar each receives interested consideration and a necessary rapid disposal. Pare 24