University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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So today our physical plant is worth $15,000,000. And our city campus alone occupies 75 acres. This, our present greatness, was written in the past but our future depends solely upon the present. And we hereby dedicate ourselves

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horizons. Nebraska ' s Legislature authorized construction of new buildings year after year.

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G. W. Rosenlof, Director of Admissions, and John K. Selleck, University Comp- troller, look at the plans of the new armory building which Operating Superin- tendent L. F. Seaton points out. In Dean T. J. Thompson ' s office Lee Chatfield, assist- ant Dean of Student Af- fairs, discusses a housing problem with assistant Dean W. C. Harper and Dean Thompson. The Dean of Women ' s of- fice is often a scene of dis- cussion for women ' s prob- lems as Dean V. H. Boyles, assitant Dean E. F. Piper and Miss Marjorie Johnson discuss the latest one. Dean Boyles, also head of the women ' s residence halls, confronted a serious housing shortage this year. The Board of Regents, composed of C. Y. Thompson, V. C. Hascall, R. W. Devoe, M. A. Shaw, S. D. Long (sitting), and I. K. Selleck, L. F. Seatcn and Chancellor C. S. Bou.;her, make an important decision concerning the university as R. W. Devoe, president, signs the paper. Regent Johnson is not pictured.