Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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fl Efficient and dependable aides, to whom the university owes much of its smooth functioning, are: Jean Hill, right, who re- cently took over the job of sec- retary to the President. Lower right, Lucile Spencer spends her time teaching shorthand and assisting Registrar Hayes. Gets more done per hour than is possible. Below, Gail Brown, who graduated from Allen Hall to speech depart- ment secretary to Presidents secretary to army. 29

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m JOHN E, HAYES . . . Registrar. For thirty-eight years genial John Hayes has kept track of high school entrance require- ments and college credit. It has been estimated that during his tenure of office he has record- ed more than one hundred thousand hours of credit for B. Y. U. students. Keeps in trim by riding his bicycle between campuses while his daughter pilots the family car. Never for- gets a face or a name. One of the most pleasant persons in the institution. Kiefer B. Sauls . . . Treasur- er. Regally ensconced in his tiny office, he pursues his duties with an exuber- ant good nature not gener- ally attributed to the con- ventional treasurer. Often called the president ' s right hand, he keeps an eagle eye on every monetary transaction of the univer- sity. Thoroughly coopera- tive and exhilaratingly sen- sible, he makes an unfor- gettable impression upon those whom he contacts. 28

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I l[ DEAN WESLEY P. LLOYD To hear his voice is a rare pleasure — to hear his philosophy is an un- forgettable experience. Lends his services not only as the likeable Dean of Men and faculty sponsor of A. M. S., but also handles the job of Bishop of the new Seventh ward in Provo. Used to be an athlete of note. Now lives with his charming wife just east of the Nevada border on West Center. A master in the fine art of counseling, he is a big brother to every man at B.Y.U. 30