Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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HERALD R. CLARK COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Dean Herald R. Clark, of the College of Com- merce, is that affable and humorous professor who is engaged in training students to cope with those ever-present financial difficulties. The courses in his department best fit the students for efficiency in office administration and analyzing business con- ditions and demands made in the industrial and financial world. Dean Clark ' s congenial attitude is an incentive for the commercial representatives of the school to stamp their names in industrial history. SUMMER SCHOOL Hugh M. Woodward, Dean of the Summer Ses- sion, has shown his remarkable ability and versatile character by his constant advancement, not only in educational positions, but in the personal es- teem of those who know him. This year he has gained new honor as President of the Utah Ed- ucation Association. Brilliant and forceful, he makes associates and strangers feel his worth. During a period of eleven years in which he has served as Dean of the Summer Session, his stu- dents have enjoyed his leadership and splendid instruction, both at Provo and Alpine. HUGH M WOODWARD 19

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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

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EXTENSION DIVISION New, spacious quarters in the Brimhall building raised the morale of the Extension staff last fall. They enabled a more efficient organization of the duties of the bureaus of Evening Classes, Home Study, Visual Instruction, and Lectures and En- tertainments. The News Bureau also centers in these offices. Another change came at mid-year when Dr. Lowry Nelson resigned as director and was suc- ceeded by Harrison R. Merrill, professor of jour- nalism. This appointment strengthens a natural union between the division of journalism and pub- licity activities, which have long been associated with the Extension Division. 20