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

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, O O U nlverslt fb, I , I I A JABEZ LELAND BOSTWICK, B.S., M.A., Dean of Men DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS CHARLES B. BARKER, jr., B.S.,M.A., Ph.D. EUPHA ALICE BUCK, B.S., M.A. HAROLD DANIEL LARSEN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF NIATHEMATICS CARROLL VINCENT NEWSOM, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Head ARTHUR ROSENTHAL, Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY VINCENT COOPER KELLEY, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. STUART A. NORTHROP. B.S., Ph.D., Head DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY PARRY REICHE, B.S., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY GEORGE MAXWELL PETERSON, Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY DONALD DILWORTH BRAND, B-A-I Ph.D., Head FRANK C. HIBBEN, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. DEI'AR'I'bIEN'l' OF CHEMISTRY JOHN DUSTIN CLARK, B.S., M-S-I Ph-D Head CHARLES LEROY GIBSON, B.S., MS Ph.D. VEON C. KIECH, B.A., M.A.,Pl1.D- ANNA VALLEVICK, B.S. PAGE SIXTEEN

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as A Dean of Men, J. L. BOSTWICK. Dean of M n Dean L. Bostwiclis original commencement exer- 5-1 cises were held on a farm in Ohio in 1898. Extensive ' and diversified experience followed: Artillery Ofh- cers' Training at Camp Taylor, Kentucky, operation of his fatherls farm, activities scholastic at Wooster College, Columbia, Fellowship at University of Minnesotag graduate work at Harvard! newspaper editorial work, and Dean of Men at the Univer- sity of New Mexico since 1936. Father of two daughters and two younger sons, 3 Dean Bostwick has traveled every state in the Union, with limited forays into Canada and Mexico. The genial and competent Dean is known to every Hilltopperlas indispensable in col- lege matters masculine, particularly with regard to the shifting sands of collegians' military status-exemplified by his own words: I plan to remain in my present profession until I lose the students' point of view, at which time I shall ' an .D retire promptly. ean Bostwick' and H, 01-ac 6 McKay, sessfon PAGE FIFTEEN .,,,..-,.. -

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Facult Wfith the words of the immortal Carlyle, A true University is a collection of booksf' we take no issue, but we would go further and say, A good University is the reflection of its faculty. To be a good school is to be blessed with a good faculty. We have been blessed. Of the many impressions gained from college life, those left with us by our instructors are the most lasting and valuable. Ours has been the good fortune of studying under and associating with a faculty who not only guided and directed us through the college years, but one whose teachings will have a great influence upon our every future course of action. Could we but put into a few words our appreciation, we would say- They are true teachers of men. D Dr. Wynn heads an important faculty-student round table discussion during the Post-War Conference.