University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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= Ljssr Hp ' .•Ik rf ' . ' ■ ,»Ma iiwygy , 1 ' ' ' ' r. mmmi G.D, Humphrey; B.A.; M.A,; Ph,D,; LLD President Of The University Of Wyoming Since 1945 21

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j»»; ft- K 3I ,5 ; M THE UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OLD MAIN LARAMIE, WYOMING J?TK -3 BT 5 t t £ ' -S MAf l i m The University of Wyoming is concerned, as are other state- aided institutions, with giving every person the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and understanding he needs to meet and discharge his responsibilities to society to the best of his ability. It is encouraging, therefore, to see a steadily increasing percentage of the nation ' s young people entering college. ' ' ou have the distinction of being members of the largest stu- dent body ever to enroll at the University. We are pleased that it is possible for us to offer you the opportunity to secure an education, to prepare for the responsibilities that will be yours as citizens. May I emphasize, however, that the University can only provide the opportunity--excellent course offerings, dedicated faculty, and adequate physical facilities. What you do with this opp or- tunity is your decision. It is my earnest hope that you will make the most of it and that your years here will be happy, productive ones, preparing you for lives of useful service. .. J. f phrey Presic t ' ' , i- : m. ' ] L - i s i ) 9i

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A 14 ' The Board Of Trustees The Board of Trustees is a very important part of the University of Wyoming. Its function is to handle all matters of policy. Board members include: Standing, left to right: Roy Chamberlain, Lusk; Roy Peck, Riverton; Harold Newton, Sheri- dan; L. W. Jack Jones, Rock Springs; Harold Brough, Evanston; J. M. Mclntire, Casper; John F. Sullivan, Laramie; Russell I. Laird, Worland. Seated: Mrs. Neil Bush, Hulett; Tracy S. McCracken, Cheyenne; Cliff P. Hansen, Jackson; and John A. Reed, Evanston. 22