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

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llll ill li ll. Sl llll ll ll ll ll ll l . , t f i , . I 5 V -N, i 4 i. .1-- .Y 4, . ..... S l VVith the passing of another school term the students of the University of New Mexico again Wish to extend their appreciation to the Board of Regents for their cooperation during this year. In brief acknowledg- ment olf their service, the student body wishes to thank the following members of the Board: Judge Sam G. Bratton, chairman of Board of Regentsg former United States Senator from ew Mexico, and present Justice, United States Court of Appeals. Mrs. john Milne, secretary and treasurerg former County Superintendent of Schools, Bernalillo County. The Board of Regents take 21 few moments of relaxation during 21 busi- ness meeting. The mem- hcrs are from left to right Dr. Zimmerman, Jack Korber, Mrs. Lee, Judge Bralton, Mrs. Milne, Adolfo Gonzales, and Thomas Popejoy, Comp- troller. Mrs. Milne taught in Albuquerque city school sys- tem, and has been active in educational work. Mrs. Floyd Lee, who has been very active in the Uni- versity's supervisional department through her sound advice and active interest. Mr. Adolfo Gonzales, who is Principal of the Santa Barbara schools has been an active member of the Board for some years. Mr. jack Korber, Albuquerque business man, is the youngest member of the Board of Regents. Mr. Kor- ber is a graduate of the University.