University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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CAMPUS HOUSING WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HALLS IN SERVICE TEACHER TRAINS J. Arthur Pringle Ruth Bredy Edgar M. Draper PURCHASING AGENT REGISTRAR DIVISION OF ADULT EDUCATION John W. Harding Ethelyn Toner Lloyd W. Schrem administration DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION Irv Blumonfeld EXTENSION CLASSES Martin N. Chamberlain 22

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ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER Ernett M. Conrad DIRECTOR. SUMMER OUARTER Eric L Barr EDITOR OF PRESS William M. Road No institution can function well without a capable and efficient administrative staff behind it. Each member is charged with a specific aspect of administration and is well trained to give wise direction to the operation of this University. Undor their leadership falls the comprehensive responsibility of maintain- ing and improving the financial, physical and educational well being of the University and its students. COMPTROLLER Nelson A. Wahlitrom ad CORRESPONDENCE George P. Horton ministration DIRECTOR OF U. RELATIONS Neal Hlnat LIBRARIES Harry C. Bauer DIRECTOR. FOOD SERVICE Margaret E. Terrell

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1954 Officer»: Arthur Gerbet, Jr.. Prtiidont Alen Grant, Trtaiurtr Hope Rebel. K ct Proiidcnt R. B. “Curloy Herr! Eiecutive Secretary of Alumni Association alumni The Alumni Association offers former students a median of affiliation during post college days. In addition, the Alumni Association offers aid to the University in reaching unattained objectives and securing greater recognition. Since the year of organization, 1891, the Asso- ciation has initiated many significant projects, such as aiding development of the Foundation for Research at the University of Washington, Inc. Annual functions are many and varied. Each year a fifty-year class anxiously awaits the celebration of its Golden W Rounion. For alumni tho highlight of the year comes each Fall when grads of all ages come back to participate in the Homecoming Weekend. Wolton BocUt receiving fh« Men of the Yoor Placqoo for 1954 from Arthur Gorbol, Jr. 23 Goldon W Reunion for Clou of 04. Traditional planting of the ivy.