University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Xwi f. Kin JM Presideni Emerilus Wilh deep apprecialion for his unriring eiciorls, Jrhe Universiry of Urah pays filling respeci' 'ro Dr. Joseph T. Kingsbury, one of U+ah's loremosr and exalred educarors. l-laving been iniimarely con- cerned wirh The school for filly-six years, his viral inreresl' has been a propelling force in Jrhe advance- menr of Jrhe Universiry from i'rs early beginning io irs presenr expanded srare. Dr. Kingsbury has been a pillar of srrengrh in ihe educarional sysrem which was commenced by 'rhe early pioneers. Since Jfhe Unilred Srares Congress, as a resull of his erlorrs, appropriared rhe sire of land upon which rhis Universiiy now siands, he has carefully walched U+ah Carry On. lkfrer reiiring from his duries as Presidenr, rhe honorary iirle of Presidenr Erneriius was con- ferred upon Dr. Kingsbury. ln rhis capaciry, he is concerned wirh lhe financial well-being of srudenrs, and helps ro solve Their problems wilh sympalhy, courresy, and undersianding. Kingsbury l-lall, characrerizeol by Hs simpliciry and archireclural beauly, was erecied in his honor, and is a filling reminder of his sferling characler and worlhy achievemenrs. Eighfeen

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z. Qeazge QAOma4 The Presidenl Presidem' George Thomas adheres sleadfaslly 'ro The linesl principles of collegiale adminislralion and operales as a firm impelus in The furlherance of proper cifizenship and educarion. May we lor- ever appraise his counsel. Wi+h many, +he idea prevails lhal lhe complelion of a college course, wilh good scholarship al- lainmenl, affords an assurance of a worlhy career in aller life. To lhe aspiring youlh ol loday, a college educalion is a necessily. I+ may, however, be well +o remember lhal lhe possession of a lechnical knowledge of philosophy and science may nol necessari- ly lead lo a complele and salisfaclory life. Among lhe qualifies needed for a full and enjoyable life are lhe virlues of honesly, lrulhlulness, inregrily, and clean living. Persons may possess a compre- hensive view ol all lhe fields of human knowledge, bui if lhese viriues are lacking, one's life is likely lo be a failure. These qualifies are lhe basic principles of a successful and happy life, and unless lhey are woven inlo lhe warp and wool of +he clolh of life, lhe fabric is very api lo be shoddy. -DR. GEORGE THGMAS. Sevenleen an i

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Z. CXWZZVLCZ FLOW , ADMINISTRATION ' if I T Board oT RegenTs The Board OT RegenTs is undoubTedly one oT The sTrongesT Torces dire-cTly inTluencing The ad- minisTraTion and policy oT a universiTy. The compeTenT group comprising This board aT The UniversiTy oT UTah has helped The school solve iTs Tinancial problems and mainTain iTs high sTandard oT learning and culTure. SelecTed by The Governor oT The STaTe oT UTah on The basis oT inTelligence, inTegriTy, educaTion, knowledge, and civic repuTaTion, The presenT board conTorms highly To This measure oT qualiTicaTion. The responsibiliTies enTrusTed To These men and women in Their oTTicial capaciTies as rege-nTs are recognized by everyone associaTed wiTh The universiTy. The presenT membership is composed oT Dr. Clarence Snow, chairman: lvlr. D. I-I. ChrisTensen, Reverend John E. Carver, Ivlr. Roy D. ThaTcher, Dr. John J. Galligan, Ivlr. James W. Wade, Mrs. Dan B. Shields, Mr. Thomas A. Williams, Ivlr. RoberT I-linclcley, Ivlrs. A. J. Gorham, Dr. Joseph I-lughes, and Mr, James lngebreTsen. PresidenT George Thomas and SecreTary oT STaTe lVlilTon I-I. Welling are ex-oTTicio members. Leon GarreTT is secreTary oT The board succeeding Thomas Hull. NineTeen , , 1