University of Texas El Paso - Flowsheet Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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fi . FLOWSH EET 6 v-kv' Wx - I A . . I . ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT HOYVARD EDMUND QUINN, PH. D. MRs. IIAVORA ENNES NORMAN Curator of the .Museum Registrar MRS. LENA ELDRIDGE, M. A. MRS. BIARY HOLT SNOBARGIER, B. S. Acting Dean of Wfomen Librarian ANDREW BRASK KRUGER Acting Bursar BIARGARET NEELY Information Clerk BURT FRANKLIN JENNESS, M. D. Health Oyficer MRS. FRANCES SMITH STEVENS Presidenfs Stenagrapher and Clerk MRS. ANNIE I,ooMIs WEBB Faculty Sterzograplzer BIAURINE ELIZABETH SMITH Assistant to the Bursar .LJ A If NEI' .flffrxffz -, A . .,,.. 4,1- 5 SHAW A YA Page FIftecn1

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1' I Howsnfer ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT As THE END of the year ap- - i proaches, it is well to check the balance sheet to ascertain whether we have operated at a profit or a loss. In the final accounting there is a sheet for each one of us, and there is a sheet for the institution. I shall let you audit your own accounts, even after the Fac- ulty has assisted you by final examinations, but I should like to audit with you the work of the College. On the debit side the entries are largely those which ap- pear from year to year and are entered under the heading Failures, but this figure is smaller. In order to lessen it an Orientation Course for Freshmen has been given and a system of Faculty Advisers inaugurated. The l a c k o f funds is another old account and needs no comment. On the credit side we have : a f e W material improve- ments, an increased, helpful, public interest, our greatest assetg the conferring of the B. A. degree for the first time g an enlarged faculty which has worked unceasingly for the success of the Collegeg new courses at Ysleta and lectures at William Beaumont Hospitalg lectures at the College open to the publicg speakers from the Faculty ap- pearing before organizations in the cityg an Institute for Miners and Prospectors held during the Christ- mas vacationg the largest enrollment in th history of the Collegeg an alert and purposeful student body, alive to the opportunities college offers and interested in its social life. ' It is an encouraging account and leads us to look forward to opening the books of l932-33 with increased assets and the determination that the sheets of that record shall show a greater profit. Ffzanhyz . 2 ' jx g ,K l Page Fourteen

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'-we, ' 11 1 1 lg FLOWSHEET SCHOOL OF MINING AND ENGINEERING During the past year the Country has witnessed the most severe de- pression that has existed for more than a third of a century. It is in- cumbent upon us to readjust ourselves to the changed conditions and make preparations for our advancement under adverse economic con- ditions. In spite of the depression there has been an increase in the number of Engineering students during the past year g and what is even more gratifying, higher standards of work, and a greater determin- ation has been shown by the students. Let me urge upon you to continue your efforts, even though to you, the future prospects may at this time appear uncertain. Bear in mind that to the students of today must fall the responsibilities of leadership in all lines just a very few years hence. In my opinion there has never been a time in the history of the world when greater opportunities were open to persons of ability, than at the present. The world needs more men of ability, training, foresight, and energyg men not bound by conventions, but men with ideas and a will- ingness to create new lines of thought and action. M 507511 I 'l NES 4 mm. LJ' 2 9 'W 4' 'xii-f-f L t A lPage Sixteen Y Y