University of New Mexico - Mirage Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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I rcsiucnl J. r. Z,immcrniLin A well-balanced program of student activities adtls nuich to student lite on any campus. In m opinion, such acti ities are sustained and managed on this campus by students who recognize their rightful place in college life. The Mirage is the best single presentation of ideals and outlook of the students of the University of New Mexico. J. F. Zimmerman.

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9 . 60 y Lou-t. j . . ruooR Plon Associated 5ruDEMT.5 Building bcr shop, a cafeteria and soda lountaiii, and a co-operative book store. A large ballroom in the building is one of the fine achievements of the archi- tect, Mr. John Gaw Meem. Dr. Newsom, Dean Clauve, Dean Bostwick, and Mr. Fewell have con- tributed their mature advice in planning the details of operation and man- agement. Perhaps only the members of the committee can fully appreciate the extent of our debt to these faculty members for their time and effort. The architect, contractor, in fact, all ha -e contributed much toward making us proud of our buiUling. An idea begun four years ago, fostered by students who have since been graduated, has cuhiiinated in the construction of a building which it is hoped will provide a common meeting place for student activities. Great prob- lems of administration are yet to be faceil, and we are confident that we can dispose of these problems in an efficient and harmonious manner. 4:-

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board ol KcQcnts Lovelace Gonzales Lee Cornish Woodwaid Resigning late this school year because of the burden of professional duties, Dr. Y. R. Lovelace, President of the Board of Regents, ended a successful term of unseltish effort to build a true University. Other regents are Mrs. Flovd Lee. Dr. P. G. Cornish, Vice-president of the Board, Adolfo Gonzales, Secretary and Treasurer, and H. B. Woodward (recently resigned) . All deserve credit for their public-spirited service. . -