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

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Ty-eighT al Qzlgnfe fo Mr. QAQMML4 In The passing OT Mr. Thomas l-lull during The ChrisTmas holidays, The STaTe OT UTah lOsT a high Type OT ciTizen, The Church a valianT worlcer Tor TruTh, and The UniversiTy a valued servanT. Mr. l-lull had charge OT The OTTice OT Tinance aT The UniversiTy, and was also secreTary OT The Board OT RegenTs dur- ing The Time he was cOnnecTed wiTh The insTiTuTion. Always iusT in his TreaTmenT OT bOTh sTudenTs and TaculTy, Mr. l-lull was exTrennely careTul in The handling OT STaTe Tunds, and The TuiTion Tees OT The sTudenTs. l-le was by naTure a man who looked aTTer deTails, and in quesTiOns OT equiTy, he was sTricTly governed by whaT he regarded as hones+ and righT. As The lasT day came, and he passed TO The greaTer liTe, his soul was aT peace wiTh iTseIT because OT iTs unquesTiOnable accepTance OT GOd's will.

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Richard Van Winlcle culminafed his career of unusually high exfra-curricular parficipafion by presiding as fhe chief execufive of fhe sfudenf body, a posi- fion he well deserved for his keen infer- esf in sfudenf affairs. Presidenf Van Winlmle has builf up an esfimable college record. Van Winlrle, Jones Pomeroy, Sfrange, Clayfon jfne G-4!.4.4arciafeJ a5fnfe14,f.4 The Associafed Sfudenfs vesf confrol in an Execufive Council comprised of fhe five sfudenf body officers chosen fhe preceding year af a general elecfion. The Council's aim is fo clirecf and regulafe sfudenf affairs in accord wifh fhe accepfed policies of fhe universify. The officers of fhis year's Coun- cil were: Richard Van Winkle, presidenfg Mary Jones, vice-presidenf: Delvloffe Pomeroy, second vice- president lvlary Sfrange, secrefaryg and l-lyde Clayfon, freasurer. From fhe beginning of fhe school year, fhe Council innovafed plans and carefully execufed fhem in such a manner as fo prove fhem fimely and effecfive. The increased enfhusiasm and spirif which affended fhe sfudenf acfivifies may be righfly affribufed fo fhe vigorous acfivify of fhe Council and fhe commiffees working conioinfly wifh if. New pracfices were adopfed in many phases of campus endeavor, and fhough working againsf rho handicap of a curfailed budgef, fhe Council's work was es- pecially commendable in malcing universify life more inferesfing and worfhwhile. To each member of fhe Execufive Council is exfendecl fhe unanimous vofe of appreciafion for his or her exfraordinary service fo fhe sfudenf body. Thirfy