Regional Director

The Regional Director position existed from 1931-1942. Their role is to work with the National Counselor, now the Vice President of Chapter Development, to cultivate new chapters in designated geographical regions of the country. The Regional Director program ends in 1946 mostly due to lack of leadership created by World War II.

1931-1932

• William H. Bristow Eastern Region
• Eldo L. Hendricks Central Region
• Edgar Higbie North Central Region, resigned 1931
  • James M. McCallister North Central Region
• J. E. Windrow Southern Region
• W. W. Parker Southwestern Region
• S. E. Davis Western Region

1933-1934

• William H. Bristow Eastern Region
• Eldo L. Hendricks Central Region
• James M. McCallister North Central Region
• J. E. Windrow Southern Region
• W. W. Parker Southwestern Region
• S. E. Davis Western Region

1935-1936

• William H. Bristow Eastern Region
• James M. McCallister Central Region
• E. S. Hatch North Central Region
• Roy G. Bigelow Southern Region
• Hoyt C. Graham Southwestern Region
• S. E. Davis Western Region

1937-1938

• William H. Bristow Eastern Region
• Rolla F. Wood Central Region
• E. S. Hatch North Central Region
• Roy G. Bigelow Southern Region
• J. V. L. Morris Southwestern Region
• S. E. Davis Western Region

1939-1942

• Simon S. Shearer Eastern Region
• Edward A. Reams Eastern Region
• E. S. Hatch Western Region
• Rolla Wood Western Region
• Roy G. Bigelow Southern Region
• J. E. Windrow Southern Region