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

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The administrative functions of a state university are highly specialized and the carrying out of the duties falls upon the shoulders of a group of experienced individuals, the adminis- tration. The average student assumes that the efficiency of his institu- tion of learning carries itself along by its own volition. Few realize the many intricate problems which are solved each week by an alert and sensitive staff of administrators. Such a staff must keep an eye to a rapidly changing world, and organize their institution of learning to keep pace with the present and the future. The student body of the University of New Mexico has an important part to perform in the governing of affairs. This year we are fortunate in having student officers who realize their responsibilities and, in addition, are interested in student government.

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