Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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founded on June 12, and 13, 1899, the USAC Alumni Association, with a membership of approximately 85 graduates, and a potential membership of some 51,000 former students, will mark its 50th Anniversary at the 1949 commencement. Serving as the connecting link between the College and its thousands of former students, the Association fills a vital role on and off the campus in its service to alumni and to the College. There is a standing invitation to all former students to join the Alumni Association. Uon.id W McDonald, Alumni Executive Sacioiaty A w w. Gardner. Praiideni association MkdA iHJ 1 ' H w A Ull to t.9hl Leonard W McDonald. Alumn. Exacul.ve Sac,.,.,- D, w,» „ Praydan, ol .ha cl... ol I9«9 Th. cl.,, ol 99 w.ll ob.arv. ... F.lfalh Ann.v l ' ' 0 - •» «•' « ol «£”f§on DitocM » Colloga Exlan.lon Sorvice. wa. alio ona ol lh« loundar. ot Ihe USAC Alumn; x '®u» ion .prinfl Dl , |jmt, A„oc,a.10n ,nd p,e„drnf ov 17

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 To Dean lone Daniel falls ihe task of advising individual woman students and women's organization, no small task in its responsibility and execution. Constantly busy, she supervises the women's dormitories and schedules the school's social calendar. Closely interwoven with Dean Daniel's vocation is a no less important avocation—promoting ihe future of education and woman's place of responsibility in society. In addition, she enjoys music and reading and, having majored in English and Speech, finds particular interest in dramatics development. t U D DEAN IONE DANIEL Facing an itinerary that bewilders less able men, Dean Daryl Chase finds his duties tied up in counseling, teaching, and administrative work, and his hobby in re-studying the classics with citizens of Logan and students of Utah State. Extra-curricular activities on the campus find in Dean Chase a hardworking, cooperative advisor. Directing student employment and acting as special counselor to all foreign students are two of the many duties assigned to Dean Chase. Also, he has worked on such projects as the proposed Union Building and on the completed Canyon Heights Chapel. 16 DEAN DARYL CHASE

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 fHLETlc CouH( V Tickei policies, improvement of athletic facilities and arrangements for games all are part of the work of the Athletic Council. In addition to its regular work, the council shouldered some of the burden of picking a new coach to replace Coach E. L. (Dick) Romney, new Skyline Six czar. Bock Row (led to right) i Dr. Larry Stoddard, Leonard McDonald, Norm Jonei, Eugene Hanien, Bill Robin . Front Row (led to right) Dr. King Hendrick), Glen Blaier, Dr Jerald E Chritliantan, Col E. W. Timberlake, Frol George B Caine. H B Huniakar, Rutted Berniton Publication council—nucleus of the college's thre main student publications, Buzzer, Student Life and wkm. tu S advises and in.egra.es .he work and keeps ,he ‘ tr , C°UnCl1 It is composed of .he edi.ors and business man. TT T Vi,ri°lic 'eudm9' in charge of publica.ions and sluden. body CU 'Y adv,sors' sludan! council member caJ onfl Y p esident, who work for democracy in college publi- Beck Row (led to r»ghl|: H Reuben Reynoldt, Wallace J. Vicken. Carlton Culmtee. Harold M Janten, Lewit Turner Front Row (lad to right); Dele L Nelson, Bill Robint, Helen Coburn, Louit B, Bale, Fee Jonet- fillCATIOHS COUMC 18