University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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HOB SENCIQR inspects a role ol' educational lilni to be sent out to an Arizona school. HARRY HEHN takes time out for a cigarette after a broadcast if MAX VUSSKUHLER points out one of the many places reached by his division. lRliC'l'UR of the extension division since 1927, Max Vosslculilcr has been instrumental in developing not only the numerous correspondence and extension departments, but also thc visual edu- cation, press and radio bureaus. Don Phillips' good judgment in thc selection of news material concern- ing thc university has made him an extremely valu- able member of thc extension stall. from the 'SUM studios. IIE development of visual education in the state may be attributed largely to the work done by thc extension division. 'illiis Elm library is a source through which educational films arc furnished to Ari- zona's public schools. Most recently cs- tablished agency of the extension division is the radio bureau licadcd by llarry Bcliu, who directs and vvritcs many of tlic prof grains that are used. HON Pl'lll,l,lPS checks his files for timely publicity. Page IH football

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Mlil. CSOODSON employs his ediphone to answer one of the many letters he receives every clay. l'1CRl+l'l'ARY of the alumni association for two vcars, Mel Goodson has alreadv established himself as a popular a11d ctlicicnt member of the administrative staff. Une of l1is manv important duties is to head the publication of the Arizona Aluninus, a well designed and illustrated news' magazine which includes Llll up-to-the-111i11ute record of the univcrsitv for the benetit of former students. Mrs. Pearle llart joined the stall in 1918. She was responsible for the estab- lislunent and development of the alumni office Hle of former students fl1TOLlgll which the university keeps in touch with alumni all over the world. Last fall this office was re- sponsible for bringing to the campus 30 1nc111bers of the Hrst student body to register i11 the universitv in the fall of 1891 for a program commeniorating the iitticth anni- versarv of the opening of classes. AFTER twcntyffour years of service Mrs. Pearle Hart retired from full time duty this year. MARGARET GROZIHR takes care of the evcrfincrcasing eorref spondenee. LKUMN Page If

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E939 'TY 536331 A RCANIZIED ori inally for the dcyelo ment of corres ondence study courses and extension . P P . classes, the departincnt has been expanded in recent years to include: a division of yisual educa- tion that provides inotion picture Hhns for the Jublic school system and other exhibitors' a lcndinff 1 I l . 7 D library service conducted in coo aeration with thc uuiycrsity library' a lecture bureau throu h . l . . 7 which university speakers are proyidedg a press bureau which distributes itenis of interest concern- ing the university to the newspapcrsg a radio bureau which conducts a regular series of state-wide programs originating in the university's broadcasting studiosg and a bureau of publications which acts as the editing agency for the university catalogs, bulletins and parnphlcts. HARRY BEHN directs a student broadcast from the universitys studio in the administration building.