Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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iffll If SIIIi[ DEAN LLOYD Dean of Students Students and their problems is the primary interest of the Dean of Students. Wesley P. Lloyd desires to assist students who have obstacles, financial, housing, or otherwise. His principal responsibility, however, is correlating the various student service organizations on campus. To develop himself culturally he reads books on philosophy and travels to different sections of the country. Recently the Dean visited twenty-five leading universities in Mid-west and Eastern United States. 18

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CHRISTEN JENSEN, retiring last year from his position as Dean of the Graduate School, President Jensen re- turned this fall to the appointnnent of President of the University, hlis amiable manor makes him beloved by the sudents and his versatile career makes him admired by professors. An authority on political science and law. President Jensen doesn ' t rely on books alone for his in- formation. At Switzerland he has studied the League of Nations, and more recently — the World Court at the Hague. One of President Jensen ' s chief loves is music, especially grand opera. Himself a musician, he played the accordion as a child and now plays the piano. 17

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K. B. SAULS Veterans Affairs As coordinator of the Veterans Affairs, K. B. Sauls endeavors to keep peace and harmony between the Veterans Administration and the individual student at school. As a connecting link, his office sifts com- plaints and promotes the best policies. E. H. HIMES Student Coordinator Recognizing that proper social development is one ot the most important products of a college career and encouraging a democratic spirit in all activities is the job that falls into the capable hands of E. H. Himes. It is here that the calenclar of social events is coordi- nated. LILLIAN BOOTH Counselor of Women Gracious and affable, Mrs. Lillian Booth is an advisor and friend of all campus women. She spends her time in the interest of students and their problems. JOHN E. HAYES Registration and Credits In this office, under the direction of John E. Hayes, credits are filed, grades compiled, registration handled, and advice given. In addition, the Registrar ' s office is the campus lost and found center, issumg many articles to students each day. GEORGE HANSEN Public Services Dr George Hansen, head of the Public Service Committee, directs all BYU contacts with high schools in the Inter-mountain Region. One of its special services is the Student Program Bureau which provides college talent for many outside functions.