Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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J aiA ... CHRISTEN JENSEN . . . dean of the gradu- ate school . . . venerable scholar . . . exten- sive fund of knowledge in history and poli- tical science . . . takes over when the presi- dent leaves town . . . schedules test week . . . chairman of the deans council. HERALD R. CLARK . . . dean of the college of commerce . . . pre-occupied with concert artists and eminent lecturers . . . makes all business students enjoy the finer things . . . super salesman for an A-1 lyceum series. CARL F. EYRING . . . dean of the college of arts and sciences . . . has the longest lines at registration . . . eminent physicist . . , one of the world ' s leading research students in acoustics . . . did special research for the government during the war . . . makes phy- sics 1 a cinch . . . proud of the up-coming science building. JOHN R. HALLIDAY . . . acting dean of the college of fine arts . . . directs the concert band . . . took over for Dr. Gerrit deJong who was on leave directing the U. S. cul- tural center at Rio de Janiero . . . has one of the few PHD ' s in music in the nation. A. C. LAMBERT . . . dean of the summer school . . . hard-hitting administrator . . . one of the most brilliant men on campus . . . tops in educational research . . . done extensive research on early church works . . . runs a continually expanding, improving summer session . . . teaches that awful statistics — enigma of sociology and education majors. REUBEN D. LAW . . . dean of the college of education ... bishop of university ward . . . dislikes over-generalizations . . ' . teacher and administrator for a quarter of a century. THOMAS L. MARTIN . . . dean of the col- lege of applied science . . . fastest talker in 48 states . . . affectionately dubbed Tommy . . . bacteriologist of note . . . famed for peni- cillin research . . . barely four feet high . . . conglomerates his black-board with hierogly- phics passed off as notes . . . makes even microbes interesting. SIDNEY B. SPERRY . . . director of religious education . . . reorganizing religious instruc- tion . . . eminent scholar . . . authority on the Book of Mormon . . . professor of Old Testa- ment languages . . . likeable administrator. 24

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DR. WESLEY P. LLOYD . . . dean of students . . . smooth- talking executive who calms the troubled waters between faculty and students . . . the hub ' round which all student activities and services whirl . . . genial . . . friendly. The committee on special services . . . directly concerned with student problems . . . left to right, seated . . . Gordon Hawkins, studentbody president; Dr. Ariel S. Ballif. chairman of the athletic council: Orpha Moore, secretary to the dean of students; J. Reuben Clark III, chairman of student publications; Dean A. Petersen, associate registrar and secretary to the committee: Dean Wesley P. Lloyd, dean of students and chairman of spe- cial services; Keifer B. Sauls, treasurer; Dr. Vasco M. Tanner, chairman of student health service;Mrs. Lillian C. Booth, coun- selor for women; John F. Jones, social co-ordinator and chair- man of student housing; Dr. George H. Hansen, chairman of scholarship and awards and public service committees; and John E. Hayes, registrar and chairman of admissions and credits. Standing . . . James R. Clark, chairman of student employment: Antone K. Romney, chairman of student counseling; and Mon- roe Clark, chairman of attendance and scholarship. 3ip aal ekDice ccmi i iiu£ ... 23

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Dean A. Anderson Marcia Anderson V. Fred Anderson Alton H. Bagshaw Ariel S. Ballif J. Roman Andrus Lillian C. BootK Mary Beth Benson Ray S. Alleman William H. Boyle D. Eldon Beck Irene S. Barlow Reed H. Bradford Robert Brailsford Veria Birrell H. Smith Broadhent Loren Bryner May BiUings 25