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

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Travelers of tlie globe, Governor Clyde and President Olpin observed with a critical and practical eye tbe various educational systems of tlle world. ln addition to establishing good public relations, tlley brought baclc a Wealtll of information to belp tbe U ol U. I 'L .Af 3? f' Q S 1 5, 1 1 32 3' A ii ii is 5 iiiw Ye t is ? 4 1 9 sf :E Q 1 3' mit 3 3 ia. A 1. ffl f J U mzlltit? ' 7 r ,gf W il l '- gms 1' sf fifrm K E , V - 3 + k V I M V Q , il- 2 K 'f far: 'S . '-'mt'-'ftfllafirsfiiz-2 , - -f ,. , , V I S- v M. f ,A 1 ., 55 . it to K r sf ', 1 2 5 2 2 6 K

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, 'if 5 1 if g. ,.,, gm, r 5 X 'Q H , .....,. ,,k, V 7 K is ..,,. gg, -is Governor George Dewey Clyde stands in Red Square, Moscow, a short pause in his busy tour of the U.S.S.R. Speaking for the school as weii as the state, Gov- ernor Cveorge Dewey Clyde is steadtastiy serving the University. Two ot his otijiciai duties are the approval ot appropriations and appointments to tuitiii vacancies on the Board ot Regents. Governor Clyde toured the Soviet Union last sum- mer with eight other state governors and made tirst- hand important observations ot Russian education. The Governor tound their educational system very ad- vanced and etticient, with an overdrawn emphasis on the Hsoiidu suhjects. He recognized this as the systemys most ohvious weakness, tor it produces too many men speciaiiy trained tor top positions and does not pro- vide an equivalent numher ot these executive johs. Qne day ot the month-long tour was spent at the University ot Moscow, the woridys largest university under one root. inside this schoiastic skyscraper are magnificent exhihits, portraying the vast natural re- sources which exist within the Soviet Realm. The Governoris interest in instructional institutions and in our purpose has heen demonstrated manifold. He is a quaiitied and capahie head of educational activities in the State ot Utah.

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G. Homer Durham Paul VV. Hoctson Academic Vice President Business Vice President Executing tile requests of ti1C presidentys office becomes a task requir- ing the services oi men and Women siciiieci in handling personal affairs oi time stucients. Tile assistants work in close harmony with tile president and eacii other to coordinate student curriculum and retain a Weil-rounded coi- iege iiie for tile inciiviciuai. Virginia P. Froiaes Dean of Women Vviiiarci VV. Biaesser Dean of Students zgfs aff ff ., , ,W , t K ' ffl' ff. -.,.,, Y., 115,17 .1 rw 7 . ilifwgffffr-V ' ' - V' .A M. ...,.,..- ' f V ai' 'K . 5' K ,L '1 -v ,fy I it :L , f' U5 sg., gmt,-M, ty. 7 ,. ,f ., .......,.., .V , :Q , - . 1 I, g- L - - M'-f 7 ae:agffwwQfef-,r-,- 4 ' V ,- fix i - W - ,. - ' - . , gs, -' .,1e3ia-:-1: w5Eefgs225e2rgfg,. -f -g A Y. to :V L fn- Y gush A it 4' 45+-xii. was .2 S 3 W fs, , L ,K , ,H 4 t,5i,is JR, timer, K i 4 EES, Y 5 'ig ki 1.4 VM ,iw 0125 .e.aEsvfiS':s.5-is t -X A 4,4 ai.,:,.,,85,,-, lim V fihgmge J f' 1 ,- .,, 4 I V I .-- v.--,. . V- M QP -is iiuur 'iet f A -. 1 K i ' fi' 2 . .i -A f sf 1 Neat A. Maxwell Assistant to the President Burns B. Crookston Assistant Dean of Students