University of Puget Sound - Tamanawas Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Dean of the College Serving as Dean of the college and Professor of the Philosophy Department was Dean John D. Regester. His office, right next to the President's, was often the scene of straight- ening out programs, getting permission for taking 17 or more hours, seeking graduation requirements, and securing information about the senior graduate record exams. He also served as head of the faculty and sat in on the Central Board meetings and acted as adviser.

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Dr. Thompson Dr. R. Franklin Thompson rounded out ten years of dedicated service to the college this fall and was honored at the Homecoming festivities with a leatherbound book con- taining congratulatory letters and telegrams from students and alumni from all over the world. Although Dr. Thompson spent about as much time oft campus as he did on in his endeavor to raise funds for new buildings or getting new faculty members, he was never too busy to talk to any student who came into his office, or to greet students in the halls.

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Bursar Tall, slender Gerard Banks, also known as the finan- cial wizard as well as the Bursar, works into his scheule of a day's work finance committee meetings, both here and at school and off campus, Central Board meetings and an astounding accuracy in pre- diction of student enrollment for the following year. This accuracy Mr. Banks attributes to previous en- rollments and the world conditions. Registrar Taking over the duties of the Registrar where he left off two years ago is Dick Smith, as he gets the feeling of the shoes he vacated. Part of his iob is to create interest among high seniors of the College of Puget Sound as well as keeping an overall picture of the grades of each student. Acceptance into the col- lege is made on a personal basis rather than a grade point average.