University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Mrs. Robinson, Miss Larkin, Mrs. Phillips. DEAN ' S OFFICE [25

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Ralph A. Van Meter President of the University Charles P. Alexander Dean of the School of Science James W. Burke Secretary of the University Harold W. Cary Professor of History Gladys M. Cook Assistant Professor of Home Economics John H. Dittfach Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Fred Charles Ellert Professor of German and Acting Head of Department Philip L. Gamble Dean of School of Business Adm,inistration John F. Hanson Assistant Professor of Insect Morphology Harold E. Hardy Professor of Business Administration Robert P. Holdsworth Professor of Forestry and Head of Department Fred P. Jeffrey Professor of Poultry Hnshandry MiLO Kimball Associate Professor of Business Adm.inistration Marshall O. Lanphear Registrar of the University William L. Machmer Dean of the University George A. Marston Dean of the School of Engineering Warren P. McGuirk Director of Athletics and Head of the Division of Physical Education Helen S. Mitchell Dean of the School of Home Economics Frank P. Rand Dean of the School of Liberal Arts Carl S. Roys Professor of Electrical Engineering Dale H. Sieling Professor of Agronomy Allen M. Sievers Associate Professor of Business Administration Ruth J. Totman Professor of Physical Education for Women and Head of Department Leonard R. Wilson Professor of Geology and Mineralogy and Head of Department Gilbert L. Woodside Professor of Biology and Head of Depart- ment of Zoology; Dean of Graduate School EDUCATIONAL POLICIES COMMITTEE 24

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Alumni Office . ■ ' ' r «M GKOKGh: K. KMKKY. Kxcculiie Secretary, As ate Alumni, University Field Secretary. The Alumni Office exists as the general information center for Uni- versity graduates wherever they may be. The Office keeps a file on all alumni and maintains data on the doings and whereabouts of graduates. The Office publishes the Alumni Bulletin, indispensable organ of information both to and from alumni. The Office, under Mr. Emery, is the direct tie between present and past U of !M students. And the present benefits directly from the past, for the Associate Alumni body has established itself as one of the most devoted and helpful ahunni bodies in the country. Alumni contributions to the physi- cal campus — dorms, a gym, Me- morial Hall — as well as other important services concerned with proper development of the Univer- sity attest to the effectiveness of the organized alumni effort. [26;