University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Here we see President Crane in a very familiar pose as he la- bors over the affairs and prob- lems of Wyoming University. Below we see his able secretary Miss Ida J. Moen, who has proved a valuable aid to the president in his 19 years of ser- vice to the college. P R E S .D. N T Vtdnt

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1 ] u It may seem odd that the 1941 WYO is not dedicated to Dr. Crane in consideration of his 19 years of loyal and diligent service as president of this University. However, at Dr. Crane ' s own suggestion we have dedicated this book to the student body— his first interest. Throughout his career as Prexy , Dr. Crane expressed his devotion to the student body in many ways. His last statement to the students before he left the University was a recapitulation of this devotion. Aside from his academic interests, Dr. Crane realized the necessity of enlarging the physical plant of the University so that it might remain on par with the ever increasing enrollment. The many buildings that were erected during his administration will remain a lasting tribute to the service and com- radeship he has shown us. For continual conscientious administration Dr. Crane deserves our best wishes in whatever venture he turns toward. Here again we see Dr. Crane and Miss Moen seated at their desks in the office of Old Man . At these desks they have seen Wyoming University grow and prosper to an enrollment of over 2000.