Dr. James R. Foulger, treasurer, supervises all college business activity. In charge of registration, incoming students' forms, grades, and commencement, is Registrar Milton C. Mecham. Marva Gregory Dean of Women W. Rolfe Kerr Dean of Men Dr. Elwin F. Cammack Director, Institutional Research James R. Tolman Librarian Dr. Alan J. Dayley serves as dean of students. Officials Perform Various Duties In addition to the dean of faculty, other college officials assisted the president and students. Dr. James R. Foulger, graduate of Harvard, served as treasurer and handled all financial matters. He was appointed business vice president to serve under the new administrative organization which was scheduled to become effective in July, 1967. Registrar Milton C. Mecham organized a new form of registration for students which alleviated much congestion during Winter and Spring quarter registration days. The new system called for juniors and seniors to pre-register, which left regular sign-up days for sophomores and freshmen. Dr. Alan J. Dayley began his second year as dean of students. His duties included supervision of all student personnel. In addition, he served as advisor to the Executive Council and member of the constitutional convention. Marva Gregory and Rolfe Kerr served as deans of women and men. They assisted students with personal problems and extracurricular activities. Organizations such as inter fraternal council, associated women students, and associated men students received their assistance. Kerr was a member of the constitutional convention. Other administrators were Dr. Elwin F. Cam-mack, James R. Tolman, Wallace Baddley, Dr. Paul Butterfield, Fred Johnson, and Louis Gladwell. They performed tasks ranging from planning the new campus for a rapidly expanding student body to telling about it through news media. Fred Johnson Director, Campus Planning Wallace D. Baddley Supt., Buildings and Grounds Dr. Paul G. Butterfield Director, Evening School Louis A. Gladwell Director, Information