University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Harry Barber; Daniel Campbell; Henry Karpf; Edward Borchers, vice- president; Lous Somberg, president; Vorro Rhodes; Frank Fogarty; Ralph Kiplinger; Mrs. John Merriam, secretary. Philanthropic, industrious community cmd business leaders are these twelve people who comprise the University Board of Regents. They assist President Milo Bail in naming faculty appointments, deciding on new courses of in- struction and in setting budget recommenda- tions. This year the Board formally accepted the new Applied Arts Building and Student Ac- tivities Building but were unsuccessful in their attempts to acquire more parking area from the city. Holding terms of four years, Regents are elected by the Omaha School Board. Of- ficers are Loiois Somberg, president; F. E. Bor- chers, vice-president; Mrs. John Merriam, secre- tary. New to the Board this year is Dr. Harry D. Barber. The Board of Regents 20

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SITY Contents 20 Administration Applied Alts and Sciences 38 Alts and Sciences Business Administration Education Adult Education ® Air Force ROTC 19

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The President President Milo Bail and President Emeritus Rowland Haynes discuss the 1959 graduation ceremony. Just as mighty oaks from tiny acorns grow, mighty universities from tiny colleges grow. Under President Milo Bail ' s leadership for the past twelve years, Omaha University has shown significant growth and development in enrollment, in academic offerings, and in the caliber of the faculty which he has appointed. Growth in facilities includes the huge Field- house and stadium, a new music annex, the Gene Eppley Library and Adult Education Con- ference Center, the Applied Arts Classroom Building, and the Student Activities Building. Other marks of progress include the Air Force ROTC unit, the organization of two new col- leges, Education and Business Administration. President Bail supervises administrative policy, makes appointments, interprets rules and, in general, keeps the wheels of the University well-oiled and running smoothly. The president is currently a member of the Executive Com- mittee of the National Commission on Accred- iting, the Board of Trustees of Joslyn Society of Liberal Arts, past president of Rotary and a member of its Board of Directors and this year was honored by being coroneted a 33rd degree Mason.