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Organizational Structures of the NPS 1917
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A Division of Ranger Activities was established reporting directly to the Director. Maintenance as a separate function appeared for the first time. There was, during this period, an abortive attempt to create a sixth Regional Office in St. Louis, Missouri.
A signed staff photograph
taken March 19, 1960, including the Regional Directors
and the Chiefs of the Design Offices.
Regional Directors Conference,
October 31, 1961, in Shenandoah National Park. Standing
L to R: H. Baker, Regional Director, Region II; L. Merriam,
Regional Director, Region IV; J. E. Price, Assistant Director;
T. J. Allen, Regional Director, Region III; Sanford Hill,
Chief, Western Office of Design & Construc tion; H.
G. Smith, Chief, Branch of Programs; W. G. Carnes, Chief,
Mission 66 Staff; Mrs. Belva I. Brandon, Personal Assistant
to the Director; W. S. Bahlman, Chief, Branch of Property
& Records Management; H. A. Tolson, Assistant Director;
Philip F. King, Assistant to the Director; R. F. Lee,
Regional Director, Region V; E. T. Scoyen, Associate Director;
E. Cox, Regional Director, Region I; C. L. Wirth, Director;
D. B. Beard, Assistant Director; Lawrence F. Cook, Chief,
Division of Ranger Activities; A. C. Stratton, Assistant
Director; William Haussmann, Chief, National Capital Office
of Design & Construction; Robert Hall, Chief, Eastern
Office of Design & Construction; Sutton Jett, Regional
Director, Region VI. Ben Thompson, Assistant Director,
was not present when picture was taken.
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