University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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K ETHELYN TONER Regisfrar 41 ERNEST M. CONRAD Assistant Comptroller LLOYD W. SCHRAM Director, Division of Adult Education NELSON A. WAHLSTROM Comptroller ADMINISTRATORS Guiding the many phases of university acfivities is the job of the adnninistrators. Their various positions cover a wide range of duties such as the financial, physical and educational well being of the uni- versity and its students. Financial control is vested in the comptroller, the assistant comp- troller, the registrar and the purchasing agent while other adminis- trators handle the physical aspects of the university. Such physical aspects are controlled by the superintendent of build- ings and grounds and the director of campus housing. The well being of the students is directed by the counselor of the women ' s residence halls, the director of the food service and the director of health service. PATRICIA McCLURE Head Counselor. Women ' s Residence Halls LELAND E. POWERS ERIC L. BARR MARGARET E. TERREL Director of Director. Director. Health Service Sumnner Quarter University Food Service 14

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Pictured above are members of the Board of Regents and eK-officIo members; standing: WINLOCK W. MILLER; DEAN HERBERT T. CONDON, secretary to the board; PRESIDENT RAYMOND B. ALLEN; COMPTROLLER NELSON A. WAHLSTROM; GRANT ARM- STRONG; EDWIN R. GUTHRIE, dean of graduate school; sitting: DONALD G. CORBEH; JOHN L. KING; DAVE BECK, president of the board; THOMAS BALMER; GEORGE R. STUNTZ. BOARD OF REGENTS The Board of Regents is composed of seven members appointed by the governor with the consent of the senate for a term of six years. Complete control of the university is vested in the board whose members serve without compensation. Present board members are: Dave Beck, PRESIDENT, Seattle: Executive Vice-President International Brotherhood of Teamsters; President State of Washington Joint Council of Teamsters No. 28; President Western Con- ference of Teamsters. Term as regent expires 1952. George R. Stunti, VICE-PRESIDENT, Seattle: LL.B., 1928, Washington. Attorney. Served in U.S. Navy two and one-half years during World War II. Term as regent expires 1951. Grant Armstrong, Chehalis: 1929, University of Washington Law school. Attorney, police judge, Chehaiis. Veteran of World War II. Term as regent expires 1956. Thomas Balmer, Seattle: 1909, Washington. Vice-President and Western Counsel, Great Northern Railway Company. Term as regent expires 1953. Clarence J. Coleman, Everett: B.A., 1919; LL.B., 1922, Washington. Practices law in company with his father. Term as regent expires 1950. Donald G. Corbett; B.S., 1923; Doctor ' s degree, 1927, University of Pennsylvania. Member of the medical association advisory committee to the University Medical school. Term as regent expires 1956. John L. King, Seattle: A.B., 1925; M.A., 1941, Washington. Director Radio and Research, Wash- ington State Grange. Member State Advisory Commission. Taught school 1925-1937. State High School Supervisor, 1937-1941. Term as regent expires 1952. Winlock W. Miller, Seattle: LL.B., 1892, Yale. Known as Dean of University regents after 29 years ' service. Overseer of Whitman College. Term as regent expires 1953. 13

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CHARLES C. MAY Superinrendent, Buildings Grounds EDWARD H. LAUER Dean of Students ILLIAM M. READ JOHN W. HARDING Director of Press Purchasing Agent HARRY C. BAUER Director of Libraries MARTIN N. CHAMBERLAIN Executive Officer, Dept. of Extension Classes EDGAR M. DRAPER Executive Officer, Dept. of In-Service Teacher Training J. ARTHUR PRINGLE Director, Campus Housing G. P. HORTON Executive Officer, Correspondence Studies DONALD K. ANDERSON Director, Office of Public Information University Relations 15