University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Administrative Leaders Govern University Frederick P. Thieme Provost Helen E. Hoagland Executive Assistant to the President Secretary to the Board of Regents Glenn Leggett Vice Provost Harold Jacobsen, Jr. Budget OfEcer Ernest M. Conrad Business Manager Lloyd W. Schram Director of Public Services and University Relations Neal O. Hines Assistant to the President Nelson A. Wahlstrom Comptroller and Treasurer 18

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The University ' s first 100 eurs have l)een formative years in wliich the institution ' s de elopnient and expansion exceeded the dreams of its founders, ' llii ' se founders would I)e amazed if the ' could visit the Universit toda . But I am just as sure that you and I would he ecjualK ' amazed if we could return 100 ears from now. The Uni ersitv will continue to educate hundreds of students. This is its primarv role. But it has another function through which it furnishes leader- ship and charts the wav for manv of man ' s activities. The Uni ersit helps point the wa for the works of industr% ' , science, the arts and for manv other areas of endea or. Not the least of these is govern- ment. We in the government are constantK ' calling upon men and women at the Uni ersit ' for infor- mation and ad ice. This role of the University will grow in the ears ahead. We are learning that an indiNidual ' s education is ne er completed. Ours is a oung state with an econom ' that is growing and industries that are expanding. We face an unlimited future. In help- ing to build that future I urge von to maintain close ties with the Universitv. These ties will help ou and the University and they will certainK ' bring intelligent, informed direction to e er - le el of go ernment. The participation of responsible, conscientious citizens in the affairs of politics and government was one of the things in the past 1(X) ears that made possible the orderh growth of this great University. This participation will be just as ital in the next 100 vears. Therefore, I wish ou success in your studies and in vour future relations with the Universitv because both will help to make this a better school and our state a better place in which to li e. Governor Rosellini Albert D. Rosellini Governor of Washington Board of Regents Seated around the fable are members of the Board of Rc«ent.s: Herbert .S. Little. Dr. Albert B. Murphy, Harold S. Shefelman, President John L. KinR, Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt. Joseph Dninihollcr and Robert J. Willis. 17

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All pcisitions in the faculty ami adiiiiiiistralioii si-ctii)n as of Dc- CfiiilxT 1. 1960. Hcnn- Schmitz Pri ' siili ' iit EiiK ' ritiis Director, Office of Gifts, Tnists, and Bequests Etlielvn Toner U.- ' istLir Muriun A. Milc .cwski Diri ' itoi iif l.ilir.iries Marion 11. M.irts Director, Division of Eveninp Classes Director of Suninicr (, )iiart r Frederick M. Mann, Jr. Univcrsit .Xrchitect LeRoy S. Kambeck Adiiiiiiistralor, l ' nivcrsit ' Hospital Reginald D. Root Dirccliir of Pcrsoniirl W illiani M. Head Director of l ' ni ersitv Press Irwin S. Blunienteld Director of I ' lililii Infonnation Martin N. Chamberlain Director of Conliniiiii!: Education 19