University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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S, ' Q LCRN3 GRADUATE MANAGER'S STAFF: Catherine Waggoner, Charles Magness Carol Cooper, Lorna Marks, Charles Tribolet, Phil Mc- Another vital service to the UA is handled by the graduate manager's staff. They assist the manager in setting up the campus calendar, athletic budget and the finances of the student organizations. With a staff of 24 the Mailing Bureau is responsible for University mimeographing. In addition, they mail out publications and print all envelopes and letter- heads for the University. IO TV BUREAU: Frank Barreca, Dr. Ben Markland, James Fletcher, y Johnson Gertrude Masterson, Harry Atwood. 5 MAILING BUREAU: Margaret Good, Charlotte Carlson Stella Moore, Mattie Holliker, Betty Elrod. Mary Green Sandra Wanless, Irene Foont. Daily radio broadcasts concerning University acti- vities are made by the Radio-TV Bureau. A new addi- tion to the bureau is the TV tower which was com- pleted in the fall. Also playing an important role in University life is the bookstore. Members of this staff are kept busy the year around supplying students with books and other necessary equipment. BOOKSTORE: Phyllis Clark, Jean Eidmann, Maxine Cook Mabel Condit, James C. Martin. i ' CSX A ,F x 'fW1X.,...,.'ff.:f-- x 'Q qs I X A f l 1 x :f ' f - -

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Supervising all divisions of student activities in Charles Tribolet, graduate manager. Bumps assists in making budgets and directing finances and business affairs of campus organizations, publications and athletics. Fleming Bennett, head librar- ian, is responsible for provid- ing a program of book services that meets the needs of stu- dents and faculty members. To determine book needs, he con- fers with faculty members. In addition, Mr. Bennett plans the budget and handles other tinancial affairs for his depart- ment. Completing his first year as executive secretary of the Alumni Association is Marvin fSwedeJ Johnson, former student union director. As sec- aretary he directs the central alumni ofiice and assists alum- ni clubs throughout the coun- tryin the development of their programs. Under the leadership of Dr. T. C. Johnston, the Placement Bureau handles the placement of teachers, students and staff members who wish part time jobs. In addition to these ac- tivities, Dr. Johnston visits all Arizona high schools in order to speak to seniors. l it 1 f'u E -..-1-L: Eliililiin H .. -' 'ju -Hg .I ,..,-,-41 gag f ,,.. v 1 L I X A fe M W X, , t 5' gi ,, I 'naw 5 1 'j gil i I l in vp. I fieeiifx I f n ' I pi-I X f 4 --L. .L -' U TPR ,'3T !. VISUAL AIDS: Merlyn Prince, Robert Peirce, Venice Lindsay Connie Zylks. UNIVERSITY SERVICES Each year the University Services contribute a great deal of time and energy performing duties vital to the running of the University. The Visual Aids Bureau provides a variety of edu- cational films and slides to be used in all fields of study. In addition, films are rented to the Tucson elementary and high schools for use in instruction. Handling another important facet of University life is the ASUA Photo Division which handles the photo- graphing of athletic events and other campus functions for the publications. Among its other activities are the taking of student portraits and the sale and devel- opment of film. PHOTO DIVISION: Row I: John Fogle, Hank Moonen. Row 2: Bob Broder, Art Grasberger, Janet Rountree. 72'

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Lia!-I Y . WtIi PRESS BUREAU: Mary Torrans, Alice Sigworth, Royce Bond, William Smith, Pat Harris, James D. Allen, Peter L. Shoup. To tell the news of the Uni- versity of Arizona, its faculty, staff and students, the Press Bureau sends out thousands of stories each year to news- papers, magazines and wire services throughout the coun- try. Also prepared and distrib- uted are books, booklets, bro- chures and other printed pub- licity material. p es. .nUif.i'. 5' .M l F L - f' .l. all ,if Hi . , ,,. ,,, K- li? - I f M W' , -Nl DIRECTOR OF PRESS BUREAU William Smith INFIRMARY STAFF: Adeline Guiney, Doris Piper, Lillian Lukensmeyer, Grace Rob inette, Dr. Merwin R. Chappel, Laura Sillars, Helen Bocock. ALUMNI OFFICE STAFF: Row I: Charmayne Jones, Jo Ann McGlothlin. Row 2: Pauline Roberge, Betsy Cubley, Fran Foltz, Joseph Bradley. W xf' Ill! li! ' 16111 Tony Neville, alumnus editor, left the UA in January to en- ter the Air National Guard in Texas. He had just completed his first year as editor of the alumni magazine. Prior to his appointment at UA, Neville served as' editor of the Prince- ton Tiger and wrote for the Princeton Alumni Weekly. 4 . gl A A