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Page 21 text:
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:sident Tom L. Popejoy. President and Mrs. Tom L. Popeioy are shown in their home. LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Congratulations to the Editor and Staff on the publication of the MIRAGE for 1960. Once again, here is the record of a year in the life of the University from the student Viewpoint. Only part of the record is here, of course. Other summaries, academic, stae tistieal, and financial, round out the story. But the MIRAGE, of all these documents, best catches the warmth and the excitement, the diversity of interests, and the wealth of opportunity which distinguish a university from all other human enterprises. It has been a year of substantial progress and some dramatic highlights. Enrollment reached an alletime high in the face of raised academic standards. The Erst seniors graduated from the honors program. The Lobos took the measure of the Falcons. The New Mexico Union opened with a broad range of new facilities and services. Coro- nado Hall doubled the University's capacity to house single men. Student govern- ment built a radio station. These and many other developments attest the Universityls Vitality and strength. To all those students who have contributed to its life and growth, the University otters its thanks. To those of y0u who will complete your enrollment this year we ex- tend our sincere good wishes. XVe hope that you will keep in touch, and that the for- tunes of the University down through the years will be your constant concern. Tom L. Popejoy President University of New h Iexieo l7
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ersonnel Gfllicers Of all the administrative officers of the University, the Personnel Deans and their staffs are probably best known by the students. Dean Clauve, in addition to her duties as Dean of W omen, sponsors Campanas and Mortar Board, junior and senior w0me1fs honoraries, and acts as adviser to the Panhellenic Council. Dean Mathany is the sponsor of Blue Key and Chakaa, senior and junior ments honoraries, and IFC sponsor, as well as Dean of Men. Miss Paxton, Assistant Dean of W omen, sponsors Spurs, sophomore womelfs honor- ary, and advises the Associated Women Students Council and Judicial Board. Miss Elder, Assistant Per- sonnel Officer, handles sorority and fraternity Rush details, as well as sponsoring Town Club. She was chosen Little Sister of Minerva last year by the SAE7s, Teke Sweetheart, and honorary Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Mr. Chase, the new Associate Dean of Men, handles scholarships, advises foreign students, and spon- sors V igilantes, sophomore mews honorary, and JIFC. Mr. Hubbart, Assistant Dean of Men, is the head resi- dent for the melfs dorms, and sponsors Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity. It is to these ofEeers that students most often take their troubles: financial, academic, or personal. The Deans are in touch with every resource the University LEN A C. CLAUVE has for helping a-student, whatever the problem; but Dean Ofwomen often, the best thlng they d0 18 lust llsten. z WILLENE PAXTON ELIZABETH F. ELDER Assistant Dean of Women Assistant Personnel OHiccr HOWARD V . MATHANY WILLIAM M. CHASE GERALD W. HUBBART Dean of Men Associate Dean of Men Assistant Dean of Men 18
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