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

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0 llllll B0 TWIUK J. L. Bostwick has one of the most dillicult tasks in the University. As Dean of Men he is involved in a great many student and faculty projects, some of which present extremely perplexing situations. The Dean displays a fine ability to work with peopleg he performs his job efficientlyg and, at the same time makes everybody happy. This is an achievement in itself, for through the personnel office come the personal and human problems of a vastly varied character. Academic and extra-curricular activities of persons and groups are included within his jurisdiction. The social needs of a rapidly expanding student body require his attention and supervision. Dean Bostwickls fairness and latitude applied to all the problems that come to his office have won for him the respect of people on and off the campus who have worked with him. To us on the campus he is Genital Joef' which is proof of his success as Dean of Men. 14 ll At left is Dean Bostwick striking a studious pose for the camera. Below is Genial joe standing outside the Ad building in the late afternoon sun.

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ll' nu. - THE llllllllll Tllll Gllllllll llll New Mexico law sets up the Board ol: Regents as the legal hotly responsible for all the allziirs of the University. The IllClIllJCl'S ol' the llozircl are appointed hy the Governor of the State. -Iohn li. Miles. Governor, and Mrs. Grace Corrigan, Slate Snperintenclent ol' Pnhlie Instruction. are ex-oflieio members ol' the Bonrcl. The operating hoard is udge Sain G. BTZIUOII, President: Mr. -luck Korher, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Alohn Milne. Settretzlry and Treasurerg Mr. Adolpho C. Gon- zales: and Mrs. Floycl l,ee. The Governor and the Board of Regents have clireeted the policy and operzltion of the Uni- versity to the very hest interest of the State. They are to be eongrzltnlzltecl lfor this work. 13 The University of New Mexico Bonrtl of Regents in session. Left to right are Dr. Zinnnernmn, Regents Mr. .luck Korher, Mrs. Floyd Lee. judge Sznn Brutton, Presitlent: Mrs. john Milne. :incl Mr. Aclolpho Gonzales. :intl Mr. Torn Popejoy, University Comp- troller. Below is the Honorable l .john li. Miles. Governor of New Mexico.

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AD 2 Dean Cl:1uve's cheerful smile rellects her gentle nature. She has proved her- self lfriencl and advisor to all the girls on the campus. I-ler kindness and willingness to help have become a by- worcl to those who need friendly, sym- pathetic understanding. 'I'llll'llll , -2. if ,il 1 Dig:-K Zta.-.,, I fe 'ffvgi' is -.55 .. .-.ZEZFQ -:en e 'il i xi- .2-,n llllll CLA llll Lena C. Clauve started her career at the University as professor of music and Dean of Women. In 1935, the person- nel position demanded her full time and today she has two assistants. Miss Clauve has general supervision of all campus social activities and under her guidance sorority and dormi- tory housemothers cooperate to promote the welfare of all women students living on the campus. For years of excellent service and a task well done Dean Clauve is to be congratu- lated. 15