University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Robert S. Schmalfeld and Elwyn E. Zimmerman, assi stants. DEAN OF MEN The main consideration of the office of the Dean of Men is advising men students. Dean Edwin M. Gaines, who has held that position since 1963, is active on many committees which plan important programs and policies of the University. The dean counsels individual students, groups, and organizations. Some of the areas covered by the office are housing, finances, loans, employment, fraternities, veterans, traffic, military service and social activities. Also regular counseling schedules are arranged. The assistant deans, Elwyn E. Zimmerman and Robert G. Schmalfeld, handle certain administrative responsibilities. EDWIN M. GAINES Dean of Men KAREN L. CARLSON Dean of Women DEAN OF WOMEN Available for personal counseling to all women students, Dean Karen Carlson, is responsible for the welfare of the women on campus. Miss Carlson has held the position of Dean of Women since 1951. Jean W. Smith, who has been here five years, and Pat Pallister, the newest mem- ber of the staff, share the responsibility of the women with her. The three deans serve as advisors to the Associated Students, Associated Women Students, Panhellenic Council and sorority presidents, Residence Hall Council, Phrateres and class honoraries. Miss Carlson also serves as a liaison between the administration and faculty and the students. Patricia Pallister and Jean Smith, assistants. 24

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BOARD OF REGENTS: Mrs. Vivian Boysen, Arthur B. Schellenberg, Leon Levy, Byron McCormick, John G. Babbitt, Richard A. Harvill, 0. D. Miller, Elwood W. Bradford, Wesley P. Goss, George W. Chambers. Not pictured: Sarah A. Folsom. 3 . .............., ........,.... .......,■, ...- m. .................., MX ISIMMIIMO XXIII NO III VI MIN rurlirrormorworpmem wv,—.9, ...... ..r..r.r.,........I no IMININNIIIN IIINX MI ■••••• ux.X..wwm,MMw ........... • ....., ... ■....• .......max•mxxxXIM XX 111111111118.10 NOM XI . ,...i... moo ' ,...■•••• •.. wwwwwwwWW 11M,111, ••■•-• ...... 011,1111111•110, imim MI - -T! We INta wet alaaam■...• as um... em•■•••■•=laarall IMO Xoroa xXIONIIININIIMIXXX ........-..-■ ....... . 1 air MOM PPM ft.•, ••••■• •••-•••••••••}PM111 MB xxott ONIMMINIIIMMIMM No IrOlowor • u4 ' MN NMI INIVIIISIIIIIMININIONIKX PM - --. ENX,radill•MXIXIIII MO ..... we 21•101001••• NW, WO 1 WI WEI sore 1111.111•111 NI MIX1 1•11XXXXXIMIIMMINX IN ...a rommiliminiaMis Am iirsIlliror NOM Mr 34 = WM IMINIIII=111111511•1•• MN I.,.1•11111■11111■1111111•1 Ma IM11 MX no. NOMIMINIMINIIIMIIMIX MO W NM M. merernIIMININIMiliM W WIWIW INNW O. . UM 111=11•0•11111111■1 MI MN mows roor=ormINNIIIIIIIik Mr MEMNON Mar NW --.tSX 1111•11■11111111•11■1 NM =NO -- 1XX WIMISMIN NOM: ININNIIIIIIMINIMIIIIM X■ XX • MIN 1•4■4 EXIX• 1111101111•111111•111111111.1 CL XXII alinimill■■111 MN a.. X= - AIM ' a WV WWW . 4111■1 =III In l• 111W - t• T JIM IN WI WW W on, pa IIIMILUMINIMMMI 111.1 alt r AolsorasarovIrt AI• 1mm. 1•841111•111MINISIMI Mr ' MIN ■IIMMINIONNII MO mita XIIINDIMIMINNOX W !77--11 rlart WOK X111•11•1■1111011MI RP ' =HS own r .11111=11110111•110111.1.1 11XIMINIMIIIIIIIIIIMESO 11:- ;X MINIMIIIMMIONINIII WNW t.11■•1111 Mt XXIIIPFX1 NOM 11012111111•IMMENEN V - , NIMPRINIIMMINIIMIIMIN. WM ma xXXXXXIXIMINOMIl We MMIXII{X maw 1•111M111111.11■1111P 0 romoromrammosone SUM won ommrwm•vms. ono. tion me a w • WW XIMINIMINIMOINNIX n MX own. wWWWWWW P... W■Wmr••• ••••••., LI 74 a prs. see,ameown MOO. rilawiromorMIIMININ IN . MN : more orr•ommommormrst V.. =v..... mrmr I■lierlioni a • MON -- ma. .■■••■rvoismot rrwormr.. waft milmiresirsilime Oa .....1 MM. ' , ..... .......■••■■ rmr....... rarrt rommi■rillo• Mr rawer mug - mown rvvrit 1.......... .....w .... worisailnimIrlimr• Mr =v. a Nall mem tow. mgoadIMII■Paala Ian 11ad wow. IMO inim•lI•IMINIM•or — sm. S•M MON , ••■••■■•••=111M ,•■•• ••■•■■ IMINI1 ionlomirilnilliMin•M ...mr ......irm r... ..... ....................., ,................ ...I. ..... ■•••■■■••••■•••■ •.... . r...........■ ......, fr.... IIIIIIMMIMIN■ ... ....-■vvrrron. -•••■••••••• ...... r.r. IMIWNEWENWT 417...- ... mew ;..... 0.s.w...... sown1 NIMMIXP.,X.IMXIS. ' •-• -••• - ■•■••• 23 10AI,D3 OF WONHICS Headed by Elwood W. Bradford, the Board of Regents with its eight members and two new ex- officio members, Governor Samuel P. Goddard and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Sarah Folsom, has the power to manage and control the State Universities. This year one of its major de- cisions changed Arizona State College to Northern Arizona University. The board also outlines funds needed for faculty salaries and physical develop- ments for approval by the state legislature. SAMUEL P. GODDARD Governor of Arizona

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REGISTRAR ' S STAFF: David Butler, Douglas Ward, Warren Shirey, Mike Harris, David Windsor, Margaret DAVID L. WINDSOR Husted, David Musso, Aileen Klaas, Herman Carrillo. Registrar JACK L. CROSS MAX P. VOSSKUHLER WILLIAM H. WALLACE RALPH E. DEAL University Press Director Correspondence Director Acting Housing Director Purchasing Agent The various staffs scattered in offices, buildings, and cubbyholes throughout the campus keep the University running smoothly and efficiently. Under the direction of David Windsor, the registrar ' s office keeps track of 18,375 on campus students, plus past, future, and extension students ... The business office, comptroller and purchasing agent oversee the spending and use of University resources ... Over 20,000 students are enrolled in the 125 courses offered by the University ... The U of A Press publishes books on every subject from cowboys to China. BUSINESS OFFICE: Bottom Row: Clifford Edwards, Sherwood Carr. Row Mike Ringer, Derek Burlinson. UNIVERSITY STAFFS KENNETH R. MURPHY Comptroller 25