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

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deans and directors are Dean Ballif is the object of many stale assembly jokes, but he is better known as the campus cop who enjoys directing traf- fic after Children's Theatre performances. 4'- Dean Pierson is enthusiastic about fishing and the new department of Educational Psychology, of which he is head. His job as Dean of Students also keeps him busy. ' in on much of the work l l l l i l l Gracious is the word for Dean Austin, who in spite of her duties as counselor and disciplinarian finds time to dress a la Vogue and keep informed on world affairs. Scholarly Dean Greerlings, Faculty Dean, reads original Greek and Latin and is working on a translation of the New Tesf tament. Students like his friendly smile.

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with the governor make for school and stare cooperation Representing the outstanding business ancl civic leaders of the state, members of the Board of Regents worked to coordinate school and state affairs. Under the cap- able chairmanship of Sterling Sill, this Board consistently performed miracles with their careful study and skilled inf gents. Members of the Board of Regents, left to right, front row, D. H. Christensen, Mrs. J. L. Gibson, President A. Ray Gl- pin, Sterling W. Sill, Leon D. Garrett, Mrs. Roxey Romneyg standing, Frank Browning, Clarence Bamberger, Reed C. Culp, Walter E. Cosgrifl, George S. Bal' lif, Adam S. Bennion, William 1. O'Conf year by the University of Utah were nor, LeRoy H. Cox, and Heber Bennion. achieved through the efforts of the Ref terest. Many of the goals reached this As President of the alumni, Richard I.. Evans is also an X l ex-officio member of the board. Able chairman of the board is Sterling W. Sill, a prominent Salt Lake City insurance agent.

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lil- Paul Hodsonis efficiency and his Secretary and Comptroller Garrett is likeable personality make him a a good man to know, for he handles helpful Assistant to the President. all the University's funds. D o As Registrar, Joseph Norton has a Purchasing Agent More counts Uni- big job, but he still Finds time for versity pennies and also has the his hobbies, music and bowling. big job of running the bookstore. These are the people who make the wheels go round. They do the Uni- versity's buying and selling. They keep track of the scholastic achieve- ments and activities 'of each student. They collect and disperse tremendous amounts of money. They serve as substitute parents, making sure that each out-offtown student has the best possible place to-live. They co- ordinate student activities and work to improve teaching standards. Their combined efforts keep the University machine running smoothly.