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

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TwenTy-six ZAZTUVL A WE'Cl4fL6 ZZ General Manager Winning The admiraTion oT associaTes Tor his excellenT adminisTraTive abiliTies, Theron S. Parmelee has eTiicienTly compleTed his Third consecuTive year as general manager oT sTudenT acTiviTies, and sup- ervisor OT sTudenT Tunds. l-lis posiTion, one ol: The mosT arduous, yeT in- TluenTial on The campus, necessiTaTes inTimaTe con- TacT wiTh debaTing, publicaTion, musical, dramaTic, sTudenT adminisTraTive, and aThleTic endeavors, and has broughT him The reward oT genuine recogni- Tion Tor his sound iudgrnenT and business acumen. lm fi, 0 Wiring, Union Building Manager Under The able managemenT oT Douglas O. WoodruTT and Through The loyal cooperaTion oT The sTudenTs, TaculTy, and alumni of The UniversiTy, The Union building is developing inTo a cenTer OT col- legiaTe acTiviTies. ln providing aTTracTive TaciliTies Tor social and adminisTraTive sTudenT aTlairs, The Union building has made a valuable conTribuTion To The UniversiTy. lT has successTully solved The problem oT cenTering sTudenT acTiviTies wiThin The environs oT The campus, and ThereTore under supervision OT The UniversiTy.

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o fl C5raduaTe Division The GraduaTe Division oT The UniversiTy ad- minisTers iTs duTies under The chairmanship oT Grin Tugman, whose duTies very closely resemble Those OT a dean and are carried ouT wiTh similar accuracy. GraduaTe sTudenTs x ,',f ho wish To conTinue Their sTudies consulT Dr. Tugrnan or some member OT The graduaTe council concerning The reguiremenTs Tor higher degrees. The council composed oT appoinTed TaculTy members meeTs wifh chairman Orin Tugman To con- sider The Tinal gualiTicaTions Tor masTor or docTor degrees, K T C 1 g, edili 67107 'UW 6.4 Lower Division For The pasT Two years, The Lower Division headed by Dean Cowles and a group oT sympae TheTic and discerning TaculT'y members has been suc- cessTullv engaged in solving The problems cT Treshe man rogisTraTion and orienTaTion. The Lower Division has a maniTold purpose in adapTing The new sTudenTs To college liTe, in ad- vising Them concerning personel problems, and in oTTering vocaTional guidance which involves The selecTion oT sTudies signiTicanT To The sTudenf's in- dividual needs and ambiTions. A Ti g' . '-sv e-arf sw., r' ,, , M Je ..-F52 . lf. ', 'ip s' FE - ,1sf .: V ,- .- ieffff ,-5.-XS-f ,wM. K are Wa- .im-, N f 'A -in fin' ix 24 . - a Q5 in A if 'T - , li, ' ,jimi T 1 1 .:1,.xw Q- T . 1-ywfyri - by T - wmv, K ' MMT T , Agri 5 - 'f T - ,-wigs' -swfzfil. 3 if TwenTy-five l

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cQZceJezicACMZ 67I40! J Exiension Division The Exiension Division, under ihe direciion of Frederick W. Reynolds, has become imporianf in i'he curriculum of The Universily. Thousands of people rely every year upon 'This deparimeni as iheir source of scieniific and social knowledge. The Masier Minds and Ariisis series wiih 'rhe numerous oiher educaiional iunciions sponsored by ihe Ex- 'rension bureau have been insirumenfal in presenl- ing culiural programs which have been well received by an enihusiasiic afiendance. The Division is sieadily increasing iis enrollmeni and acfiviiies. ww my Alumni Associaiion The mainienance of ihe bond beiween Alumni and 'rhe Alma Maier is a problem of any Univer- siiy. I+ has been solved for us by +he Alumni As- sociaiion of which W. W. Ray is president and Mrs. Marion While Dayer, is vice-presicleni. Through 'rhe year iis suppori coniribuied maierially +o ihe suc- cess of such evenis as ihe Homercoming celebra- Hon, 'rhe Senior Recepfion, and oiher lradiiions. By building up imleresi among The graduales in 'rhis program of aciivifies, The associaiion has proved invaluable.