Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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MISS MARY BUNTE Miss Mary Bunte, secretary to Dr. Gam- mage, keeps the activities of the executive offices flowing smoothly with a quiet smile and a calmness that is legendary. DR. and MRS. GAMMAGE The First Lady of the campus, Mrs. Grady Gammage, lends charm and grace to the scene wherever she appears. Arizona Staters see her often and like it.

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Men of vision face endless challenge. The accomplishment of a goal, no matter how great, inevitably opens the path to new accomplishment. President Grady Gam- mage is a man of vision. He has given impetus to five years of the most intensive physical expansion ever accomplished by an educational institu- tion. Now that task nears completion, but Dr. Gammage has already embarked on the task of making Arizona State at Tempe renowned not alone for its physical excel- lence, but for its academic excellence as well. Concrete has been poured to form buildings now into these buildings must flow intellectual integrity and knowledge. Arizonans and the educators of America are convinced Dr. Grady Gammage is the man for this job, too.

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Arizona ' s educational institutions were assured a continuation of intelligent and far-sighted sup- port by the government of the state when Howard Pyle ascended to the Governorship. Governor Pyle is a long-time resident of Tempe and a strong sup- porter of Arizona State College. The Board of Regents of the University and State Colleges of Arizona. The interest and sup- port of this body is reflected in the growth of Tempe during the post-war period. Left to right are Ronald Ellsworth, Michael B. Hodges, M. L. Brooks, Dr. Alfred Atkinson, John R. Babbitt, Sam Morris, chairman, Governor Dan E. Garvey, John M. Scott, Lynn Laney, and Clean T. Knapp. Other mem- bers include Dr. Lacey T. Eastburn, ASC at Flagstaff presidsnt, Dr. J. Byron McCcrrnfck, University president, Walter Bimson, and Dr. Grady Gammage.