University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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i, Administration J University Management J. W. Calhoun Comptroller E. J. Matthews Registrar W. R. Long Auditor J. W . Calhoun npHE duties of the Comptroller cover all ir.atters concerning business, the University property, and the general management of the campus. It represents the President in all business matters and approves the payment of bills. The care and charge of all buildings, grounds and properties are done through the Comptroller ' s office. The Comptroller also manages the press, stenographic bureau, cafeteria, workshop, repair, etc. The Registrar ' s office is the official organ of the University in the registering of students, the making of transcripts, record booklets, and report cards. It compiles statistics, edits the catalogue, issues the schedules of classes and examination, conducts special examina- tions, and handles the bulk of the University correspondence. The Auditor ' s office receives and disburses all finances. It also handles the funds of the Students ' Assembly, the University Commons, the Women ' s Building, the Stadium and the Loan Funds. E. J. Matthews W. R. Long

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Administration Women ' s Honor Council MEMBERS Willie Alma Baker, Chairman Elaine Bledsoe Wee Brownie Cocke Elna Griffin Virginia Rich Mary Wisdom Willie Alma Baker ' TpHE members of the Women ' s Honor Council are elected from the student body by ■ ' the women students. It has powers over all things under the Laws and Constitution of the Student Association and over all questions concerning the Honor System. Cases concerning both men and women are settled by a joint session of the Men ' s Honor Council and the Women ' s Honor Council. The policy pursued by the Council is that of considering a person innocent until proved guilty. Fairness is maintained always. A permanent record of all the trials is kept in the Council room and in the Dean ' s office. The members should be commended on their work, for they strive continuously to maintain the standards of the Council both at the council meetings and on the campus. Top row Wee B. Cocke Virginia Rich Elaine Bledsoe Dotlom row Mary Wisdom Willie A, Baker Elna Griffin

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Admi nistration J Library Ernest William Winkler Mrs. Camille Piatt Mary Emma Goff Fannie Ratchford Mrs. Mattie Hatcher . Librarian Secretary to Librarian Head Cataloguer Wrenn Librarian Archivist E. W. Winkler npHE General Library of the University contains approximately 300,000 volumes and ' ' ■ 51,000 pamphlets. The Library is open to every student at any time during the year. Many gifts and purchases have enriched the Library. The Wrenn Library supplemented by the George A. Aitken Collection and also the Garcia Collection are gifts made possible through funds from the Legislature, the Board of Regents, Major G. W. Littlefield, and other donors. The Wrenn Library was purchased by Major Littlefield at a cost of $225,000 and presented to the University. Mrs. Lutcher Stark presented many objects of art, books, and money. The Bexar Archives contain many valuable manuscripts. Many gifts, too numerous to enumerate, all go to make this Library of much value to the University. »4ft V call desk in the lib