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Administrators J. C. CLEVENGER Dean of Students LULU HOLMES Assistant dean of students, Ph.D., Columbia university ARTHUR McCARTAN Assistant dean of students, B.A., Montana State university Dean of Students J. C. Clevenger was new to the campus this year, but was an “old hand” to student affairs before many weeks passed. Aiding him in counselling were associate dean Norman E. Lange and assistant deans Miss Lulu Holmes and A. E. McCartan. An¬ other dean familiar to all is dean of the faculty S. T. Stephenson. S. TOWN STEPHENSON JANE COX NORMAN LANGE Dean of faculty, Ph.D., Secretary to president Associate dean of students, Ed.D., Columbia university Teachers College Columbia university 31
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HARRY M. CHAMBERS Registrar, M.A., WSC JAMES E. ANDERSON Internal auditor, accounting office CLAUDE SIMPSON Director of Admissions, M.A., WSC LAUREN SHELTON Auditor, accounting office, M.A., WSC The different administrators of the college guide the student’s life from the time he first thinks about enter¬ ing WSC until long after he gradu¬ ates or leaves. Claude Simpson, on his regular visits to state high schools, often helps many students decide to enter the State college. Registrar Harry Chambers and as¬ sistant Jimmie Williams keep stu¬ dent registration and grade records straight. Carl Pettibone, comptrol¬ ler, manages not only the money of the college, but the registration fees of students. The auditors keep close check on all business opera¬ tions, making sure that each stu¬ dent is getting his money’s worth. Even after a student leaves school, his permanent record is kept by the registrar’s office on file for future reference. While the student is in college, the administrators with whom he is most closely acquainted are the deans of students. JIMMIE WILLIAMS Associate registrar, B.A., WSC CARL PETTIBONE Business manager and comptroller, B.A., WSC 30
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Business Management GUY M. BRISLAWN Purchasing agent, B.A., WSC LLOYD G. EVEREST Director of non-faculty personnel PHILIP KEENE College architect SELMA A. STREIT Director, housing and food service S. C. MARKLEY Superintendent, buildings and grounds W. T. SOUTHWORTH Director of tabulated records C.L. HIX Budget officer, comptroller’s office, B.S., WSC That Cougar students may eat and live in well-designed, well-maintained college buildings at the lowest possible cost, that college offices may be staffed with efficient personnel, and that college records may be kept accurately by machine—to these aims are the business offices of the college dedi¬ cated. 32
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