Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Amos N. Merrill, Dean of the College of Educa- tion, is exemplar in his field of training teachers, supervisors, and executives of the school room. His administration of the department has helped to make it the most popular in the school. Me endorses his instruction with a fine philosophy of life which fits education students to their profes- sion. Promotion of ideal educational conditions at the Y is one of the many interests of Dean Merrill. AMOS N. MERRILL r GRADUATE SCHOOL AsAEL C. Lambert, Dean of the Graduate School, has distinguished himself as a leader, instructor, and adviser of those learned students who have not, as yet, reached their goal through gradua- tion, but are going on to a higher degree. He instills in these students the spark of research and independent study which he himself possess- es. His encouragement and concern give these students greater things for which to work. The Graduate School is rapidly increasing under his magnetic influence. A. C. LAMBERT 17

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DEAN OF WOMEN This is a milepost in the career of our foster mother, Dean Nettie Neff Smart. For ten years, Mrs. Smart has been adviser and sympathizer to nearly one thousand young girls each year. She has a great many duties and responsibilities in coping with the problems of so many people. But she enjoys the association of the girls, and they, in turn, feel that she exerts a real inspira- tional influence in their university life. NETTIE NEFF SMART COLLEGE OF ARTS and SCIENCES Carl F. Eyring, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences for the past eleven years, has gain- ed all the requisites of a most sincere and un- derstanding man. He is fully equipped with the personal power to help students In his college to gain a broad and liberal education that will be their guide as they establish themselves in our complex civilization. Through his interested ef- forts, the college offers courses which will lead to advanced opportunity for all students. CARL F. EYRING lb

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COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Dean Gerr!t de Jong, Jr., of the College of Fine Arts, is fully appreciative of the relation of fine arts to an abundant life. His greatest desire is to reveal opportunities to those students whose talents and inclinations have led them into this department. He gives really fundamental instruc- tion and lifts the students high through the cre- ative v ork he offers. An extensive background of study and travel enables him to give others much of the love of arts which he possesses. o 6ERRIT DE JON6, JR. COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE Thomas L. Martin, Dean of the College of Applied Science, is essentially a friend to all students. Friendship and associations mean more to him than myriads of gold. He Is Instrumental in placing his students in important positions or schools of higher education because of his deep, sincere Interest In their welfare. Next to his students, he loves his laboratories of research and new scientific discoveries. His pride In Brigham Young University is wholehearted. T. L MARTIN IS